Social Gathering at Miss Manns Hosts in States Ville
Miss Marguerite Mann entertained a group of young social set yesterday afternoon at her John son street home with a charming Soiree. A three course repast was served to fourteen guests including Miss Pattie Thomas and others in holiday attire amid colorful decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Gwyn Gilliam
States Ville
Marguerite Mann
Johnson Street
Mann
Pattie Thomas
Mary Lou Mo
Social Calendar Highlights Garden Arts and Ladies Clubs
The mid week garden club meets at Mrs. Kenneth Denny 207 Hillcrest drive with Mrs. John Pickett leading at 10 am. Community Arts club hosts Mrs. J N Thomas 710 Scott street at its regular meeting. Wed Contract club at 3 pm hosted by Mrs L G Robichaux on Rockford road. W O T club at 3 30 pm with Mrs R K Stewart 303 West Farriss avenue. High Point Woman's club general meeting 3 30 pm at Y W C A Cottage with Dr P I Lindley speaker and Mrs Reid Marsh singing. exec board meets at 3. Emerywood Country club first annual meeting since reorganization 7 30 pm with officer and board elections. Laura Weston chapter Daughters of the Confederacy meets 3 30 pm with Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs L G Robichaux on Rockford road. Canter bury club hosts Mrs W F Ellis on Otteray drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Denny
Hillcrest Drive
John Pickett
J. N. Thomas
Scott Street
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
W. O. Tr
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
High Point Woman's Club
Y. W. C. A. Cottage
G. I. Humphreys
P. I. Lindley
Reid Marsh
Emerywood Country Club
Ann Kearns
Laura Wesson
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Simmons
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
Otteray Drive
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9187
Jewelry style pattern notice describes a Marian Martin sew pattern for a blouse and slim slashed skirt. It notes back buttoning blouse, gathered neck detailing, two color or single color option, and fabric yardage for size 16. Patterns available in multiple sizes and must be ordered with cents in stamps.
Horney Gravely Marriage Solemnized in Washington
Miss Martha Louise Gravely daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Webster Gravely of Washington and Cletus Ray Horney son of the late Mr and Mrs J P Horney of High Point were married in St Stephen and The Incarnation Church Washington D C December 29 The ceremony featured vocal solos and a rust velvet dress for the bride and a pea cock blue tunic for the bridegroom After the ceremony the couple left for a trip and will reside at 3218 Wisconsin Avenue Washington D C The bride has lived in Washington four years and the groom is employed there both will make their home in the capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Martha Louise Gravely
Clay Webster Gravely
Athens
N. C
Cletus Ray Horney
J. P. Horney
High Point
Church of St. Stephen and the
Incarnation
George F. Dudley
Margaret R. Carothers
Johanna Hill
Rexford N. Saxton
Claire Deckenbach
Pittsburgh
Betty Gravely
Herman H. Schelin
Ellis Smithers
Bernie McKnew
New Year's Dinner Held at Thomasville Home
Mr and Mrs J A Green hosted New Year's Day dinner at their West Main Street home with family guests from High Point and locals. A fourth course repast and Christmas centerpiece decorated the table. Local girls headed to Meredith College in Raleigh for studies. A Legion post hosted a New Year dance with a local orchestra. Several residents traveled to Greensboro and Louisburg College for duties and study.
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Thomasville
Jan
J. A. Green
West Main Street
J. F. Hayden
John Whitescarver
William Jarrell
Royster Tucker
Diane and
Royster, Jr
High Point
R. Welch
Green
Betty Jennings
Catherine Covington
Jennie Reid Newby
Phyllis Alexander
Mary Johnson McMillan
Raleigh
Meredith College
Culbreth- Harris Post
The
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Miss Belva Harris Recuperating at Randolph Street Home
Miss Belva Harris is recuperating at her Randolph street home after a prolonged influenza illness. Her condition has improved, and she is receiving home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Harris
Randolph Street
Hethcocks Host Fortnightly Bridge Club New Year Event
Mr and Mrs H T Hethcock entertained the Fortnightly bridge club and guests at their West Main street home on New Year s Eve. The house featured poinsettias and Christmas decor as games and contests filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hethcock
Bridge Club
West Main Street
Mary Jones Bible Study Plans Thursday Meeting
The Mary Jones Bible Study class will meet with Mrs. B. W. Jones at 615 Hill Street Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. The Archdale M E Church Woman's Missionary Society also meets Thursday at 7:30 with Mrs. C. L. Elder on Springfield Road. full attendance is expected. Miss Lucille Cavin and Glenn Goins hosted a New Year's party at 1105 Tate Street Monday evening with many games and refreshments. Guests included Annie Mann, Virginia Barefoot, Lola Ashewell, Iris Smith, Willie Mae Hollifield, Ada Cavin, Dallas Helmstetler, Mildred Jones, Charles Southern, Ted Brown, Clifford Poole, Jack Boyles, Joe Griffin, Junior Boyles, Grady Griffin, Perry and Leslie Leviner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
B. W. Jones
Hill Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale M. BE
C. L. Elder
Springfield Road
Lucille Cavin
Glenn Goins
Tate Street
Annie Mann
Virginia Barefoot
Lola Ashewell
Iris Smith
Willie Mae Hollifield
Ada Cavin
Dallas Helmstetler
Mildred Jones
Charles Southern
Ted Brown
Clifford Poole
Jack Boyles
Joe Griffin
Junior Boyles
Grady Griffin
Perry
Leslie Leviner
Revival Services At Church of God on Russell Street
Evangelistic services are in progress at the Church of God on Russell street with Rev. BE. M. Bryant of Roanoke Rapids NC in charge. The church has moved from 823 Randolph street back to its former Russell street location. Bryant, who has led a revival before, conducts services nightly at 7 oclock. Public invitation extends to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Russell Street
BE. M. Bryant
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Randolph Street
Bryant
American plane sets Peru altitude record at 26 100 feet
An American made aircraft climbed to 26 100 feet in Peru, breaking the South American altitude record. The achievement showcases U.S. aviation tech and exceeds previous high marks set in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Vigorous Drive Planned Against Cars Lacking 1936 Plates
Raleigh January 2 A state highway patrol captain announced a vigorous drive against automobiles without 1936 license plates. Officials reported only half of North Carolina car owners had updated plates by year end. Asheville district logged 300 arrests, while other districts showed little activity. State plate sales reached 151,670 pairs with about 400,000 vehicles in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Charles D. Farmer
State Highway Patrol
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
North Carolina
Asheville
L. R. Fisher
College to Resume Classes After Holiday
High Point college dormitories reopen this afternoon at 6 o'clock ending a two week vacation. Regular classes resume Thursday at 8:30. First semester finals start Monday January 21 and run through Friday January 25. Registration for the second semester is January 25-26. Classes resume January 28. Automobile trucks hauled 50 percent of livestock receipts in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Senior Class 1933 Reunion at Miss Williams Home
The Thomasville high school Senior Class of 1933 held its second reunion at Miss Josephine Williams's Mont Hew avenue home Friday evening. Mary Rucker led the roll call Frances Griffin directed the program and Colin Westmoreland won the contest. A brief business session produced no definite plans for a next reunion. Light buffet-style refreshments followed for attendees including Mary Rucker Polly Lambeth Raymond Yokeley and many others with Arch Johnson of China as guest and several men present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High School
Josephine Williams
Monthew Avenue
Mary Rucker
Frances Griffin
Colin Westmoreland
Polly Lambeth
Raymond Yokeley
Pegsy Hite
Ruth Tyler
Loraine Leonard
Phyllis Alexander
Mary Johnson MacMillan
Arch Johnson
China
Buddy Heathcote
Harold Everington
James Lambeth, Jr
D. J. Lohr
Austin Harrison
Dugan Ritchie
Carl Newsome
Lloyd Baird
Erwin Hedrick
Rumeli Saunders
Halker Ward Marriage Announced in Thomasville
Mr E Ward of Thomasville announces the marriage of his daughter Ruby to Laurence F Halker of High Point on Monday December 24 1934 at the Catholic rectory. The ceremony was by Rev Father Racette with only immediate family present. The bride is the Ward daughter and Mrs Ward is deceased. Mr Halker is son of Mr and Mrs Harry Halker Sr of this city. They reside at 106 Chestnut Street Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ward
Thomasville
Ruby
Laurance F. Halker
High Point
Father Racette
Ward
Mr. Halker
Harry Halker
Chestnut Street
Terrapins Sent Out For Experiment Are Turned Into Soup
Dr H F Prytherch head of the U S Fisheries Bureau sent diamond back terrapins to West Indian Islands to study propagation. An unnamed secretary misinterpreted and replied that the terrapins made excellent soup, revealing a misunderstanding of the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
Jan
H. F. Prytherch
U. S. Fisheries Bureau
Piver Island
West Indian
Prytherch
Dr. Prytherch
Deaths in Thomasville: Mrs. Lou Hall 74
Mrs. Lou Hall aged 74 died suddenly at her Midway area home from a heart attack. She leaves husband Montgomery Hall and six children: Charles BR Hall of Indiana, Willie and Frank Hall of West Virginia, P. F. McCormick of Virginia, D. L. Bostwick of Thomasville, and J. A. Gillispie of Midway. Funeral arrangements pending with services planned Friday at Midway M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lou Hall
Midway
Montgomery Hall
Charles BR. Hall
Indiana
Willie
Frank Hall
West Virginia
P. F. McCormick
Virginia
D. L. Bostwick
J. A. Gillspie
Midway M. E
Mr. Shaffer to Talk At Prayer Services Tonight
The First Evangelical and Reformed church hosts a prayer service tonight with Rev. W. R. Shaffer in charge. The sermon topic is The Joy of Being Cleansed From Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shaffer
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
High cost of decline boosts de cline popularity in England
The article notes that high decline prices make Hight planes more popular in England than in the United States, reflecting differing market conditions and consumer demand across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
The
United States
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Chapel Hill
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North Main
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Eloise Welch
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