Jordan Ingram Marriage Announced in City Today
Emily Ingram of this city wed Russell Jordan of Jamestown on October 12, 1935 at the Baptist parsonage in Winston-Salem with Rev. Samuel H. Templeman officiating. The bride, popular with local youth, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Ingram. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jordan of Eastown. The couple were accompanied by Miss Sidneywn and Edgar Burton to the ceremony. They are presently staying with the Jordan and Ingram families.
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Emily Ingram
Russell
High Point City
Edward's Mess College
Jordan
Edward Jordan
Estown
Jamestown High School
High Point College
Winston-Salem
Sidney Wn
Edgar Burton
Russell E. Jordan
Jamestown
Miss Xanie Curry Weds Charles C Adams Jr in Charlotte
Rev G L Curry announces the marriage of his daughter Xanie Ruth Curry to Charles C Adams Jr on Saturday November nineteen thirty five in Charlotte North Carolina. The bride, a former Charlotte resident and high school graduate, trained as a nurse and worked privately and institutionally. The groom is a Charlotte resident engaged in business.
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Xanie Curry
Charles C.adams, JR
Charles C. Adams, Jr
Sanaa
North Tryons
Charlotte
N. C
Adams
Miss Curry
Welch Memorial Church
High Point College
Presbyterian Hospital
Bailey Mathews couple announce marriage in Washington
Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey of 483 Carrick avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Tolet to Harvey W Mathews of this city. The ceremony occurred Sunday January 6 1926 in Washington DC with simple observance. The newlyweds will reside at 803 Carrick avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Carrick Avenue
Tolet
Harvey W. Mathews
Washington, D. C
Mathews
High
Salem
High Point Enterprise
Kitty Kat Klub Meeting Tonight at Grace Scoggins Home
The Kitty Kat Klub will meet this evening at 8 o clock with Grace Scoggins at her Lindsay street home. All members urged to attend this morning’s announced gathering.
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Kitty Kat Klub
Grace Scoggins
Lindsay Street
Ward Street
M. EB
Austin Lassiter
Prospect Street
Asheboro Couple Wed in Danville Nuptials for Ruth Wright and Monk Phillips
Mr and Mrs E L Wright of Asheboro announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Monk Phillips of Asheboro. They wed November 8 in Danville Virginia with Rev E G Hill officiating. Ruth has lived in High Point and works there. Monk is a Asheboro High School graduate 1926 and has worked at McCrary Hosiery Mills.
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E. L. Wright
Asheboro
Ruth
Monk” Phillips
Danville
E. G. Hill
Methodist Church
Phillips
Route One
High Point
Mr. Phillips
E. F. Phillips
Asheboro High School
Eton
McCrary Hosiery Mills
Lumbermen Ride Flumes Through BC Mountains
In British Columbia lumber crews travel down wooden flumes chained to logs, descending rugged mountain slopes to sawmills at speeds likened to a mile a minute. The perilous timber transport highlights early logging methods and the dangerous labor of workers navigating steep terrain.
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British Columbia
Social Calendar Highlights Garden Club and Nursing Meetings
Wednesday schedule lists meetings for the Burbank Garden Club with Mrs. H. G. Owens, 1115 Council Street, and the Mid-Week Garden Club at Mrs. E. T. Harrison's home. The High Point Graduate Nurses meet at the Y W C A at 3 p.m. The Girl Reserve join ideas session at the Y W C A hut at 4 p.m. Tea and Topics convenes at Mrs. W. W. Idol’s North Main Street home at 3 30 p.m.
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Burbank
Tea and
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Local clubs schedule meetings this Friday afternoon evening
At 3 p m the Lotus club is hosted by Mrs H G Williamson on Johnson street. The Priscilla Club meets at 8 p m with Mrs Fred Thomas at 906 Forrest Hill drive. Philomathean and W O T Clubs join at 3 30 p m with Mrs H A Millis and Mrs C M Hauser. The Laura Wesson Chapter U D C meets at Mrs Willard Dyer's Circle drive home. Club of Twelve hosts at 8 p m with Mr and Mrs A G Douglas on Parkway.
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Lotus Club
H. G. Williamson
Johnson Street
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forrest Hill Drive
Philomathean
H. A. Millis
C. M. Hauser
Laura Wesson
Willard Dyer
Circle Drive
Club of Twelve
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Church Socials Schedule Meetings Across City
Several Mary Harper Philathea, Ward Street Circle, Mary Jones Bible Class, Reform Church Circle One, Grace Bible Class and Woman's Missionary Society hold gatherings. Meetings set for Thursday or tomorrow with hosts at listed homes and ages, focusing on auctions, bring items, Bible study, and missions work.
Mrs F H Bahnson Speaker at High Point Garden Club
Winston Salem horticulturist Mrs Fred H Bahnson spoke at the January High Point Garden Club meeting hosted by President Mrs Carter Dalton. She discussed Hemerocallis varieties and praised yellow blooms for year round color. Twenty three members attended plus two Greensboro guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Bahnson
Winston-Salem
High Point
Mesdames A. W. Plyer
W. E. Blair
Greensboro
Mrs Copeland to Speak in Thomasville on Missions
Mrs T J Copeland of Baltimore Maryland will speak at Main Street M E church in Thomasville on January 22 and 23 at 2 30 p m each day. The talks are sponsored by the Woman's Missionary Society of the Main Street church and invite High Point ladies to attend.
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Emma Bair
Miss. Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Archdale M. E
W. J. Taley
Mra. T. J. Copeland
Baltimore
High Point
Thomasville
Main Street M. E
Woman's Missionary Societ
Main Street
How to win a senior classmate’s steady regard
A 16 year old junior writes seeking advice on how to make a popular senior boy notice and date her consistently. She describes mixed signals at school and asks for guidance to foster his lasting interest.
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Miss Mansfield
Miss X
Be Yourself as You Seek a Schoolboy's Interest
The writer urges girls to stay true to themselves while courting a shy schoolboy. Learn what he likes but keep individuality, speak about shared interests, dress neatly, and be friendly without pressing for affection. Do not obsess about love at school. enjoy friendships and focus on studies.
Business-Professional Girls Club Dinner Meeting Highlights
The YWCA Business and Professional Girls club held a 6:30 dinner at the Hut with 18 members and two visitors. Dr A B Conrad spoke on making the new year worthwhile and the group discussed joining plans for a Cooperative Concert Association while pledging five dollars to the Fuel Fund.
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Business and Professional Girls’ Club
H. K. Hooks
Columbia Concerts Corporation
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Cooperative Concert Association
Thelma Patrick
Mary Kearns
Lucille Browne
Blanche Barbour
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Conrad
Rachel Wolff
Winston-Salem
Interstate Council
Washington
Mary Leet Hodgin
High Point
Nell Commander
Sumter
D. C
Kiwanis Club
Eleanor Olmstead
Rochester
N. Y
S&s. Wolff
Annabel Thompson
Woman's Club General Meeting At Y W C A Hut
The High Point Woman's Club held its general meeting at the Y W C A Hut with members from the American Homes Music Literature and Art departments. Bruce Craven spoke on general topics. three new members were welcomed. plans for the State Federation meeting and an art exhibit were announced. charity events and Give A Lunch support were noted. a nominating committee was appointed for the next open forum meeting. Tea followed with Mrs. W B McEwen hosting a lace table centerpiece and yellow flower arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
W. D. Saunders
Bruce Craven
Trinity Attorney
G. I. Humphreys
Woman's Club
Ways and Means
Tony Sarg
Bay Street
Horace Haworth
Civitan Club
H. A. White
H. D. Sears
W. F. Bailey
Art Department
W. B. McEwen
Local Social Notes from Wilmington and Nearby
About People Miss Cynthia Anderson of Masonboro Sound Wilmington visits Miss Leila Wootten at 1103 Johnson Street. Friends of Mrs W H Proctor at 210 Whittier Street regret her illness at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Walter Hargett Jr returns to Chapel Hill to resume his senior studies after holidays visiting his mother on Johnson Street and trip to Hadley Conn Boston and New York. Mrs J W Clinard Jr underwent an operation.
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Cynthia Anderson
Masonboro Sound
Wilmington
Leila Wootten
Johnson Street
W. H. Proctor
Whittier Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Walter Hargett, Jr
Chapel Hill
W. O. Hargett
Hadiyne
Guilford General Hospital Progress Report
A hospital report this morning states Guilford General is progressing satisfactorily. Miss Elizabeth Harris of Baltimore is visiting Miss Marguerite Burress this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford General Hospital
Elizabetharrisons
Baltimore, Md
Marguerite Burress
Thomas Reid Feted On Fifth Birthday
Thomas Reid was honored with a birthday party at his home on Smith Street Sunday afternoon. Five candles were lit and blown out by the guest. Attending were Patsy and Jack Jarrett Virginia Hunt Kathleen Osborn and Thomas Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reid
Smith Street
Patsy
Jack Jarrett
Virginia Hunt
Kathleen Osborn
Adams-Millis Girl to Star in Amateur Night Skit
Miss Ethel Hollingsworth of Adams Millis Piedmont mill will perform a self written comedy skit with costume and gestures on Civiten charity revue The Amateur Night next Wednesday at the junior high auditorium. She appears with Sam Hensley and his orchestra James Wood dancer William H Neal and Miss Rebecca Hines plus Mrs W B Davis dancing pupils and over 10 other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hollingsworth
Adams-Millis Piedmont
Miss Hollingsworth
Adams-Millis
Sam Hensley
James Wood
William H. Neal
Rebecca Hines
Winston-Salem
W. B. Davis
County Farmers Receive 30000 in AAA Payments
Guilford county farmers were paid 30000 before January 1 1936 under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, payments described as rentals for land used in cotton tobacco and other crops. The act also pushed up farm commodity prices, county agent J I Wagoner said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
United States Supreme Court
J. I. Wagoner
Wagoner
AAA
Con
Farmers Hopeful For New Market Policy Impact
The speaker expresses optimism that gains will arrive this calendar year, but warns of a bleak forecast with five cent cotton and tobacco under ten cents per pound within two years if policy progress stalls.
Ethiopian n'gabrobwe kills smoker after three puffs
A native Ethiopian plant named n'gabrobwe contains a root that when dried ground and mixed with tobacco can fatally harm a smoker who takes more than three puffs. The note warns of severe danger from this plant and its use in smoking.
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Ethiopia
Girls Pentagon Club Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Girls Pentagon club held a regular meeting at Miss Marguerite Mann's home on Johnson street. Retiring president Miss Edith Crowder presided as officers were elected: president Pat Hall, vice president Marguerite Burress, secretary Edith Crowder, treasurer Jacklyn McMullan, publicity chair Marian Elliott.
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Pentagon Club
Marguerite Mann
Johnson Street
Edith Crowder
Pat Hall
Marguerite Burress
Jacklyn McMullan
Marian Elliott
Miss Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Patricia Hall
Oil Production in the United States Reaches Vast Volume
United States producers extract about 900 million barrels of oil each year, indicating large-scale energy output and economic activity across the sector.
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The
United States
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Irvin Dawson
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Fred and
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Oak View P.T. A
Blanche Moss
Robert Masten
State Board of Health
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Reformed Circle
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Boyd Dick
Howell Street
A. A. Koontz
Grace Bible Class
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J. R. Shelton
Pine Street
Ada Taylor
F. H. Bahnson
H. P. Garden Club
Mrs. Copeland
Marjorie
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Marjorie Mansfield
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J. W. Clinard, Jr
H. Norwood Bowne
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Edward Bowes
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