Mrs Pubbs of Shantytown to be staged at Glenola School
A play Mrs Pubbs of Shanty town will be presented at Glenola school on Friday January 13 at 7 30 pm. Proceeds go to the school with special music planned. The public is invited. Rainbow class to convene tonight at Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church at 7 30 pm for an important meeting. Zenith yearbook photos at High Point College Tuesday to Thursday this week. Dwight Davidson editor Joe Craver business manager. Library trustees meet tomorrow at 1 30 pm at the High Point Public Library.
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Glenola School
Pubbs
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
C. F. Tomlinson
Dwight Davidson
Joe Craver
High Point Public Library
Local social notes and illness updates from the community
Friends report Shirley Ray Galli improving at home on Crawford street after a week of illness. Helen Leonnard and Catherine James suffer influenza at their homes on East Green street and elsewhere. the Parker family has returned to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. Parker's parents on Willowbrook street. A Stephens Bible Study meets at 3 PM with Mrs. C C Hooks on Park Way. American Homes Department meeting postponed. Woman's Missionary Society gathers tonight at Mrs L E Edwards home on Stanton street with full attendance urged.
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Shirley Ray Gallimore
Ms. Ray Gallimore
Crawford Street
Catherine James
East Green Street
A. R. Parker and
Bobby
Gene
Birmingham
Ala
American Homesport
American Homes Department
Essen
Opal Clary Weds Hubert Payne In Spartanburg
A wedding in Spartanburg South Carolina united Miss Opal Clary of this city and Hubert Payne of Oklahoma City formerly Salisbury NC on Wednesday January 4. They will reside in Oklahoma City. The Emma Blair School Parent Teacher meeting is set for January 12 at 7 20 pm with Superintendent T Wingate Andrews speaking.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
Opal Clary
Hubert Payne
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Salisbury
N. C
E ‘A
Willowbrook Street
W. H. Payne
Pinehurst
Parent
Emma Blair School
T. Wingate Andrews
Resolving to Live Like Jesus, Crowell Says
Dr. George H. Crowell spoke at Wesley Memorial Church to the Young People’s Adult group on New Year resolutions. He urged making definite life decisions, citing examples from history and scripture, and urged youths to live like Jesus daily through the year.
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George H. Crowell
Wesley Memorial Church
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
Plato Aristotle
Socrates
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
St. Paul
John
Jesus
Christian Science Monitor to Publish Biographies of 12 Outstanding Women
From January 18 to 28 the paper will print a 12 part series honoring the 12 women selected in the Ladies Home Journal contest for American progress in the past century. Janet Mabie writes the first 11 profiles. Mary Baker Eddy’s story is by Annie M. Knott.
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Christian Science Monitor
Ladies Home Journal
Janet Mabie
Arenea
Mary Baker Eddy
Annie M. Knott
Christian Science Board of Directors
Ted Brown Robbed After Leaving Key Outside Door
In Jacksonville a man named Ted Brown left his hotel room key outside his door and woke to discover a thief had entered and stolen 99 dollars, illustrating the perils of tempting fate by poor security.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ted Brown
Brown
Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises Advised For Relief
Readers urged to seek constitutional treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises rather than relying on sprays inhalers or temporary measures. The ad promotes Parmint as a simple pleasant inexpensive remedy with a suggested dosage and method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Memorial Service Held For Deceased Church Auxiliary Members
The Woman's Auxiliary of Main Street Mercure held its first meeting of the year with president Mrs. E. J. Poe presiding. New members were welcomed and tributes paid in memory of Mrs. John W. Lambeth and Mrs. Charles M. Griffith. A memorial program included solos, scripture, and a vocal trio.
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John W. Lambeth
Charles M. Griffith
Thomasville
E. J. Poe
Ma Moore
Albert Raines
R. M. Cooksey
J. B. Holden
W. L. Mtentes
Wutchins
G. B. Crowell
Hutchins
J. C. Green
G. EB. Crowell
Mesdames
Willie May
Ira Johnson
Ida Male Yow Leaves Sun Day for Raleigh Work
Miss Ida Male Yow departs Sun Day heading to Raleigh for temporary employment.
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Ida Male Yow
Sundey
Raleigh
Calverts Return Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Calvert return to Greensboro after spending the weekend here with Mr and Mrs F I Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Calvert
Greensboro
F. I. Alexander
Ladies and Gentlemen Host a Saturday Bridge Party
Miss Ruth Harrison and Miss Elizabeth Yarborough hosted a refined party Saturday with bridge at two tables. Ruby Matthews won the ladies high score prize of correspondence cards while Gordon Kellogg of Elizabeth City took the men's prize of handkerchiefs. Refreshments followed as cards were laid aside to Ruby Matthews Clara Harrison Nina Sullivan and Gordon Kellogg Carl Saintsing Charles Moore and G M Bulla of Roxboro.
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Ruth Harrison
Elizabeth Yarborough
Ruby Matthews
Gordon Kellogs
Elizabeth City
Clara Harrison
Nina Sullivan
Messrs
Gordon Kellogg
Carl Saintsing
Charles Moore
G. M. Bulla
Roxboro
Eibera Club Hosts Walter Newby Evening
Members of the Eibera club enjoyed a Friday evening at the Newbys south of the city with a two course dinner and centerpieces of snap dragons. Three tables of bridge awarded high scores to Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles for a novel cigarette lighter and match box and ash trays for the winners. Mr and Mrs Irvin Earnhardt received handkerchiefs and a hobnail cigarette, while guests included Alvah Ylies George Finch O R Hodgkin Irvin Earnhardt Mae Shearer and Vann Stringfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eibera Club
Walter Newby
Alvah Boyles
Irvin Earnhardt
Mrs Clcero Cox Recovers Satisfactorily After Surgery
Friends report Mrs Clcero Cox is recovering satisfactorily from an operation performed Saturday at City Memorial hospital.
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Clcero Cox
The
City Memorial Hospital
Mrs. H. B. Brewer Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. H. B. Brewer returns to Raleigh after a short visit with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Brewer
Raleigh
Aft
Bridge Party at Spring Street Home
Mr and Mrs W B Long hosted a Friday bridge evening at their Spring Street home. Mrs H C Bink and W B Hunt won top scores and received a vase and cigarettes. Mrs Hunt and W Myers earned china and an ash tray. Guests included Mr and Mrs W B Hunt, Mr and Mrs J C Sink, Mr and Mrs W C Myers, and several others with refreshments served.
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Long
Spring Street
H. C. Bink
Hunt
J. C. Sink
W. C. Myers
Jennie Hunt
Obert Murdock
R. H. Phillips
Lucy Eason
R. P. Murphy
Red Log
Billy Myers
Evening at Mrs Homer Sitik Home Hosts Treasure Hunt
On Thursday Mrs Homer Sitik hosted two tables at her home where guests enjoyed a pleasant game night. A treasure hunt followed with gifts for each guest. Refreshments were served to Miss Willie Myers, Valera Russell, Edith Myers, Mae Hull, Mrs Hollis Russell, Mrs Leland Crouch, and Mrs C B Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sitik
Willie Mas Myers
Valera Russell
Edith Myers Mae Hull
Hollis Russell
Leland Crouch
C. B. Murdock
Bank Structure Stronger Says Hanes Report
The Hanes report states banks show stronger structure with reserves higher and deposits stable despite low business volume. It cites Wa chovia Bank operations improvements, confidence of depositors, and 1932 as a turning point toward gradual recovery with expected setbacks but optimism for better days ahead. Deposits on December 31 reached 41 million, with loans 20.9 million and solid holdings in cash, government and North Carolina bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauak
Sint
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
United States
U. S
Funeral Services for Mrs B S Bulla Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. B S Bulla were announced for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Charlotte Methodist Protestant church near Asheboro. The deceased, 76, died after a lingering illness at her home. She was born Hattie Redding and was survived by four daughters and four sons including T J Davis of Johnson City Tennessee S B Henley of Asheboro R Farlowe of Sophie and Kate of Asheboro Lexington Randolph County Superintendent M Bulla of Burlington and Dewey and Karl Bulla of Asheboro.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
B. S. Balla
Charlotte Methodist Protestant Church
Q. L. Joyner
J. EB. Pritchard
Winston-Salem
T. J. Davis
Johnson City
Tend
8. B. Henley
Route 2
John OD. Farlowe
Sophie
Kate
Paris Air Ministry Rebuilds With Painleve and Bernier
The French air ministry, reestablished after earlier disorganization, names Pau Painlevé as air minister and Paul Bernier as under secretary for air. The ministry of public works had overseen civil aviation, but control will return to the air ministry.
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AIR Ministry
Paris
Pau Painlevé
Paul Bernier
Air
Ministry of Public Works
Airplane Engine Pressure Drop Tied to Altitude Rise
The U.S. Bureau of Standards notes that engine performance drops as air pressure falls, with the engine operating at one third of sea level pressure. When pressure stabilizes, altitude can reach about 40,000 feet, as the drop in pressure drives the ascent.
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U. S. Bureau of Standards
Repair Work At Local College Progressing
About fifty men employed on federal relief have worked at High Point college this week and last. They under R B S Welborn have painted interior and exterior woodwork and a driveway to the new gymnasium. The college store moved behind Roberts Hall. An athletic field will be built behind the gymnasium when conditions permit. Front campus was graded before Christmas. Weather delays slowed gym completion but work is moving rapidly now.
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High Point College
R. 8 S. Welborn
Roberts Hall
A Story of Sue by Margery Hale
Sue confronts hospital anxieties after Jack Thornton’s crash as rumors swirl about his affair with Joe Dexter. She asserts her marriage while seeking access to Jack, then moves toward the third floor to confirm his condition amid tension and social gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Margery Hale
Jack
Joe
Jacy
Mrs. Thornton
Healthiest Man In Detroit Unmasks Quack Doctor
Otto Fischi, dubbed the health department’s quack detector, travels in disguise to expose medical charlatans in Detroit. He feigns symptoms, tests medicines, and risks danger, once nearly having his heart carved out by a fake physician.
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Detroit
Otto Fischi
Fty Board of Health
Fischi
Fischl
Hosiery Makers Back 30 Hour Week Plan
Thirty three hosiery manufacturers from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Wisconsin support the Black bill to set a five day 30 hour work week. A letter read at a Senate Subcommittee hearing cites overproduction and under consumption leading to unprofitable operations for the past two years. The backing association is the Association of Manufacturers of Full Fashioned Hosiery Inc of Philadelphia, allied with the AF of Fuller Hosiery Workers.
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Washington
Manufacturers Association
Senate
Hosiery Association
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Association of Manufacturers of
Salvation Army to Give Out 300 Gallons of Buttermilk
The Salvation Army plans a 9 am distribution of 300 gallons of free buttermilk courtesy of J R Willis of High Point Creamery. Recipients should bring High Point Creamery bottles and any own containers for the milk. Adjutant O Beirne urged attendees to bring a bottle.
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Salvation Army
J. R. Willis
High Point Creamery Company
High Point Creamery
Addiiion
Adjutant O'’Beirne
Air Passage Bookings via Telegraph Service Expands
An International Air Reservation Service was created to book seats on Pan American Airways through Western Union. Travelers can call the telegraph office and receive air transportation exchange orders delivered by a messenger. Over four years the Airways System carried 165000 passengers and 61000000 miles, with 78 percent in business travel.
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Pan-American Airways
Western Union
Air Transportation Exchange
South America
Havana
Nassau
Jamaica
West Indies
Mexico
Y W C A Cagers Open 1923 Season Against Greensboro
The Y W C A basketball team meets the Greensboro Y W C A sextet in its 1923 opener on the local Y M C A court. Tip off is at 8 o clock on Tuesday, radio broadcasting that night.
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Greensboro Y. W. C. A
Tadioes
1000 Miles an Hour With Plane Device
Denver inventor Edgar Roles Holmes claims a new device named the graydoscope can replace the propeller to push planes from 809 to 1000 miles an hour. He says it will double thrust and raise air speed by over 200 mph without changing the plane or engine, aiming for 860 to 1000 mph with redesigned motor and airframe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Edgar Roles
Holmes
O Beirne Returns From Salvation Army Officers Meeting
Adjutant John O Beirne commander at High Point Salvation Army returned home after a private advisory council session in Charlotte. About ten officers from North and South Carolina attended to discuss plans for the coming month and matters of interest with Staff Captain George Gilka presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Beirne
High Point
Salvation Army
Charlotte
North
South Carolina
George Gilka
Clever hat accessory to protect hair outdoors
A New York woman proposes a simple device to shield the exposed left side of a hat. Tie a small length of yelling around the hat so it rests above the eye without blocking sight and angles down the left side to cover the hair.
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New York
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Helen Leonnard
Stephens
the Stephens
Clase
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
Thomas Willey
Payne-Clary
Emma Blair P.T. A. Wilds
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
George Crowell
Hanes’ Report
Dexter
Jack Thornton
Joe Othe
Thornton
O’beirne
Eckera's
Ady
Vogue
Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Mere Hank
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gooch
Thomas
N. Main Street
Noxzema
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