Mothers Club Postpones Meeting in Local Notices
Several community groups publish calendar items in a single column. The Mothers' club postpones this week's meeting and advises the new date will be announced. other activities include Bible classes at homes on Taylor and Meadow streets and a Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Oak View school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Oak View School
Hibernia
LaVerne Hudson
Parkway
Local society notes from Elm Street and surrounding areas
Friends of Mrs. G. G. Russell regret her illness at 405 Elm Street. Grover Kester on Greensboro road improving after ten days ill. Miss Mildred Foust improving after a serious operation at Burrus Clinic. Mrs. J. T. Morris of Salisbury visiting Elm Street. Mrs. H. W. McCain ill with pleurisy on Johnson Street. Ernest Scarborough returns to Greensboro after visiting David Parsons Jr. Mrs. John Hayworth and Mrs. George Moore attend Murphy funeral in Thomasville. Mrs. William H. Dockery of Wadesboro visiting Briggs family on Hamilton Street. Miss Alberta Hofmann returns from holidays in Burlington. Rev. Hugh C. Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton visiting Lindsay Street parents, Charles T. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
South Main Street
M. E
M. T. Hicks
Russell Street
Greensboro
John Claudius Coe
Mary Armfield
Arthur Ernest Fidler
Miss Coe
Arthur
Fidler
High Point
Calvary Methodist Protestant Church
H. P. Surrat
Winston-Salem
Thomas Sykes
Norman Fidler
J. C. Coe, Jr
Florence Blair
Commercial National Bank
Manchester
England
J. C. Coe
East Bragg Street
North Carolina College
G. G. Russell
Elm Street
Grover Kester
Greensboro Road
Mildred Foust
H. W. McCain
Johnson Stret
Ernest Scarborough
David Parsons, Jr
William H. Dockery
Wadesboro
A. M. Briggs
Hamilton Street
Hugh C. Hamilton
A Christmas by Charles Die Foretells Scrooge's Change
Ebenezer Scrooge faces three spirits in a tale of redemption and longing. Marley’s Ghost warns of a reckoning as Scrooge witnesses Tiny Tim’s frail hope and Cratchit joy, then confronts a grim future marked by an uncaring city and his own grave. The vision tests mercy, family, and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Scrooge
Jacob Marley
Marley
Scrooge
Bob Cratchit
Tiny T
Cratchits
Peter
Tim
Cratchit
Bob
Mr. Scrooge
Mrs. Cratchit
Mark
Tiny Tim
Little Bob
Hidden Ghost Reveals Scrooge's Fatal Future
Ebenezer Scrooge confronts the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come and sees his own gravestone reading his name. He pleads for change and vows to embrace the lessons of all three spirits to alter his fate before the dramatic vision ends.
Corrections in a Father’s Dialogue and Desk Details
The note lists spelling and word usage fixes in a father’s speech. It points out leaf instead of leave and identifies mismatched button counts on his coat sleeves. It also mentions a missing blotter corner and a scrambled CALENDAR word.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White
W. T. White
English Street
High Point Hospital
Lottie Holden
Betty Platt
Meadow Street
Matthew
Yv Barker
Guilford General Hospital
T. B. Delappe
Virginia Mae
Laurance Ingram
Bridge Club
Otteray Drive
Gene Lamont
R. L. Smith
Taylor Street
Allred
Mrs. Cates
Allred Bible
Pickett Street
Reece
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
M. F. Crooks
North Hamilton Street
P. I. Younts
Miss Rhodes
Leslie Davis
Pearl Rhodes
Stewart
Beulah Rhodes
Ed Embler
Davis
J. R. Rhodes
Park Street
E. KE. Davis
Sophia
Route One
H. N. Bowne
Parker
Calvary M. FE
T. H. Bates
Centennial Avenue
Z. L. Phipps
J. H. McIntyre
H. M. Hill
Charles Agner
C. M. Johnson
G. C. Estes
John Scearce
George Scearce
D. F. Frazier
C. M. Tuttle
L. C. Trexler
FE. L. Thorpe
D. W. Jones
T. R. Lyndon
L. J. Tuttle
G. W. Pike
J. O. Milligan
J. €.Dittard
A. G. Lowe
H. G. Brown
John McMahan
MR. Fidler
Mary Coe
Silk Hosiery Sale
Rollins
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
J. T. Morris
Salisbury
John Hayworth
George Moore
Murphy
Thomasville
Alberta Hofmann
City
Burlington
Edgar Riddle
Carl Allen
Charles Die
K ‘ S71
Orolange
Johnson
Railly Taoupaly
Sechrest Funeral Home
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
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