Ladies Aid and Community Notices Parade in North Hamilton Street
The Ladies Aid Society of the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs J A Hines at 801 Hines street. Members urged to attend. Several locals return to Chapel Hill to resume UNC studies after holidays. Birth announcement for Carma Lee Smith on Sunday January 1 at 1109 Tipton street. Various church circles and social events listed with dates and hosts.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
North
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
J. A. Hines
Hines Street
T. BE. L
Green Street Baptist Church
D. T. Andrews
East Russell Street
Gilad Girls
First Baptist Church
Alice Wrenn
Walter Hargett, Jr
John Gurney Briggs
John Mungan
Irvin Coffield
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Black White Semi-Formal Frock For New Year Parties
A chic two toned gown combines black crepe and white chiffon details. It features a princess skirt with a high waist, a black bodice, long tight sleeves with intricate chiffon puffs, and a double breasted back design. Not quite floor length, ideal for winter parties.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Chic
Prof Gamble Proposes Moon Origin Continents Theory
A Houston visit highlights Albert Gamble a cornfield philosopher who argues the earth is a water world with continents formed by moon chunks. He claims a tide drives land and that the earth may someday collide with the sun.
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NEA
Houston
Tex
Albert Gamble
Cornfield
Gamble
Pan handling man exposed after profitable street corner scam
In Fort Worth Texas police followed a man who made a business of begging dimes. A hotel room and a large car with a chauffeur supported the claim of profit. A search found $50 in dimes and nickels. The arrest came after he removed smoked glasses to inspect a dime given by a woman who then reported him.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Legion New Year Ball and Frolic At Sheraton Tonight
The American Legion Post No. 87 of High Point hosts a New Year Ball and Frolic at the Sheraton tonight. Dancing from 9:30 to 2 with Skeets Snyder and the Nite Owls providing music. Tickets on sale at the door. proceeds support the Legion relief program.
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Legion
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion Post No. 87
High Point
R. P. McKeithan
the Legion
American Legion Committee
Miss Lucy Eason Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Party in Baywood
Miss Lucy Eason hosted the Fortnightly Bridge club at the Baywood hotel with four tables in play. Prizes included a dusting powder for the club and a handkerchief for visitors. guests included Mrs. Raymond H. Phillips Miss Ida Mae Yow and Mrs. E. Earnhardt. Refreshments featured a salad and sweet course with many attendees named.
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Thomasville
Lucy Eason
Baywood Hotel
Bridge Club
Raymond H. Phillips
Ida Mae Yow
BE. C. Jernigan
Nashville
N. C
Mare Snell
Maye Livengood
Marie Jones
Jewell Sink
Julia Brown Jennings
Ida Mae Yaw
Mae Hull
Raymond Phillips
H. T. Hethcock
A. R. Swaim
J. R. Sechrest
Irvin Earnhardt
L. D. Bryan
Robert Murdock
E. C. Jernigan
Carl Richardson
Letter about revenue, lottery, and social betrayals
The writer laments theft by the unscrupulous and mocks revenue schemes like a National Lottery. He notes the gods’ old roller method, the erosion of pleasant interactions, and rare family reunions. The piece ends with Uncle John Hayworth planning to use his home as part payment on a street assessment and begin anew.
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John Hayworth
Prominent High Point Lady Missed Christmas Archdale Plans
A well known High Point woman planned to spend Christmas in Archdale but did not appear in The Enterprise due to an oversight in the notification.
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Archdale
Veranda evenings ease High Cost of living strain
A note on how milder weather lets a daughter spend evenings on the veranda, easing the burden of high living costs and improving home life.
Bill Bolt Returns From Vacation To Rest In Mechanicsville
Bill Bolt is back from vacation and has gone to Mechanicsville to rest, according to local notes.
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Bill Bolt
Mechanicsville
Prominent Ward Politician Loses Five Hats in Setback
A notable ward politician suffers a run of misfortune as he loses five hats on Roosevelt's election day. On Saturday he learned the mill where he has worked will resume operations, signaling a fresh start.
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Roosevelt
Young lounger’s baby sister noted in local chatter
In a breezy town note a young drug store lounger is mentioned with a new baby sister who will grow up to support him. The snippet also lists Bermuda onions from South Carolina Scotch whisky from Virginia and French Dry Cleaners from Greensboro.
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Bermuda
South Carolina
Virginia
Greensboro
Mrs Borax seeks pardon for her son from state prison
Mre Sam Borax asks the State Board of Pardons to release her son from the State Penitentiary claiming he is not satisfied there.
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Sam Borax
State Board of Pardons
State Penitentiary
Miss Stanback Reflects On Leep Year Aide Choices
Miss Marie Stanback says she saw no one during Leep Year she would support besides a young College Feller and felt not strong enough to back two.
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Marie Stanback
Traveling Man Ejected From Sheraton For Soup Gurgle
A travelling man was removed from the Sheraton Hotel after an incident described as gurgling soup. The note attributes the quote to A. Selders and reflects a tense scene involving hotel staff and a guest.
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Sheraton Hotel
Homecoming in Nashville After Visit with Local Family
Marie returns to Nashville North Carolina after visiting Mrs Jer nigan's mother Mrs Frank D Jones.
Mrs Harston Williamson and Ben Visit in Mount Airy
Mrs Harston Williamson and her son Ben of Mount Airy spent Sunday here with Mrs William son s mother Mrs Mollie Snell and sister Miss Male Snell in a family gathering noting local hospitality and kinship.
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Harston Williamson
Ben
Mount Airy
Bridge At Home Hosts Four Tables Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs Clarence Tom linson entertained at four tables of bridge at their For syth street home Friday evening. Mrs Raymond H Phillips and Miss Mozelle Clinard won high and second high for the ladies while Mr Watkins and Cicero Cox led among the men. The hostess served a salad course to a list of guests including Mr and Mrs Cicero Cox and others.
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Misses Hill and
Griffin
Inez Hill
Grace Griffin
Miss Griffin
George Griffin
Smith Street
Lucille Sparks
Catherine Foster
Ruby
Rachel Briles
Mesers
Fay Yates
John Dickens
Alec Wrenn
Harold Sparks
James Griffin
Filmore Lilly
Ralph Sparkes
Jasper
Mrs
Helen Newton
Deep River Road
Viola Carmichael
Zerlene Newton
Altha Luther
Eloise Wilson
Vandy Nelson
Eva
Doris Steward
Evelyn Poplin
Flossie Bruce
Ila Edwards
Louise Newton
Ed Hoover
Emmett Ward
J. B. Stewart
Raymond Odom
Arnold Ward
Alton Malpass
John Phillips
Junior Hutchens
Otie Steele
Elmer Ithra
Petro Othra
Joe Ingram
Jimmy Bowers
Bernice Johnson
Dubb Ellington
Phole Charles
Russell Wilson
C. C. Charlies
W. B. Hutchens
Newton
Clarence Tomlinson
Forsyth Street
Raymond H. Phillips
Mozelle Clinard
Watkins
Cicero Cox
R. W. Green
Misses Glenn Filder Guests at Elliott Drive Home
Misses Sally and Fanny Glenn Filder of Burlington are guests of Mr and Mrs Jake Sechrest at their Elliott drive home for a few days.
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Sally
Fanny Glenn Filder
Burlington
Mrs
Jake Sechrest
Elliott Drive
North Carolina Watches 1932 Pass In Review
A late year sketch highlights North Carolina events and figures from 1932 including Wild Bill BSize's tear gas defiance in Mecklenburg jail, Baxter Shemwell’s gun battle death in Lexington, Sol G A Younce and W F Brinkley tied to Leonard killing, and gubernatorial salary cuts. The piece notes consolidations of UNC State NCW. forest fires. a governor’s son eloping. crimes extents. electrocution of Asbury Respus. extortion cases. a Laurinburg family tragedy. Mooresville plane crash. Jones disappearance. and R S McCain’s 1932 mystery.
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Thomasville
Charlotte
Wild Bill Bsizemore
Mecklenburg County
Baxter Shemwell
Esrate
Lexington
J. A. Leonard
G. A. Younce
W. F. Brinkley
Leonard
Younce
Brinkley
J. H. Hardwood
Superior Court
University of North Carolina, State College
University of North Carolina
J. 3. Furlong
J R
Wilmington
P. Q. Moore
Jessie Kenan Wise
Wilmington Society
J. B. Ruse
Laurinburg
Mooresx
W. SE. Padgett
Lincolnton
Padgett
Proper Diet for Children Aims at Balanced Growth
A kitchen guide notes that childhood health hinges on varied nutritious foods. It cautions that cooking methods affect digestion with eggs and fish becoming hard to digest when overcooked. Emphasizing milk vegetables cereals and fruit, it suggests small meat portions the size of a child’s palm.
Nutritional Guide for Toddlers and Children
The text cites milk daily for a child and recommends fruit as a stimulant to appetite. It emphasizes leafy vegetables for teeth and bone material, and cereals for infants from seven to eight months, advancing to porridge by eighteen months, with whole grain varieties preferred.
Saved ten times. Knoxville boy survives again
Knoxville Tenn. 12 year old Marshall Moore son of Mr and Mrs B D Moore has again cheated the grim reaper. For the tenth time in two days his life was saved by a blood transfusion after his spleen was removed two years ago to treat his anemia. Blood supplied by donors kept him alive during this crisis.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Marshall Moore
B. D. Moore
Marshall
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Thomas Gordy
James Montgomery
University
Woman's Auxiliary of
Lebanon
M. P. Church
W. M. Crouch
J. M. Hill
Hazel Lee
Juanita Hayworth
B. W. Manley
Cable Street
Violet Edwards
Roy Rouse
C. J. Parker
North Main Street
Danville
Parker
J. B. Hilliard
Albert G. Edwards
Jamestown
Mr. Rouse
Minnie Rouse
City
J. I. Rouse
Kennedy Street
Woman's Club
Geddie Strickland
P. W. Flagge
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
Bruck-Weiss, N. YY
Molffitt
North Main
Thomasville Society
EF. C. Jernigan
Susanne
A. Selders
Wendell Lieser
Blanche Blair
North Carolina
Earl W. Jones
Statesville
R. 8
McCain
Henderson
Sister Mary
NEA Service
Ning of
Tha
Tip
Caley
Wenner
Vicks
Arnoil
Vogue Beauty Shoppe
National Market Company
Havana
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