Bargain Lot of Dresses and Pajamas in Silk Crepe De Chine
Retail ads list numerous garments with prices slashed from five dollars to under two. Items include silk crepe gowns, crepe de chine pajamas, woolen shawls, cotton prints, outing gowns, blouses, skirts, gloves, and rayon gowns, with various color options and two for one deals. Community notices follow detailing club meetings, church events, births, and auxiliary gatherings across High Point with dates and locations.
Butterfly Sisters Join Local Society and Junior League Meeting
A gatewood avenue home hosted a Butterfly Sisters gathering led by Miss Addie Lomax with Miss Julia Liles among the participants. The Junior Service League met at the Sheraton Hotel with reports on Preven_torium, unemployment bureau aid, Baby Clinic hours, Red Cross Seals proceeds, and a Charity Ball, as members discussed Christmas gifts and committee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philatheas Mert
BE. Siceloff
First Baptist Church
C. E. Siceloff
Busines
W. W. Dickerson
Mary Lou Thompson
Mars Hill College
High Point
Thompson
Harvey Shields
Julia Lyles
Mary Alice Sheloff
Annie Mate Pierce
Gatewood Avenue
Julia Liles
Addie Lomax
Mabel Coble
Alma Hooke
la Hensley
On Smith
Gladys Goodnight
Lillian Tyndall
Zetha Boswell
Society
Butterfly Sisters
A. B. Conrad
C. E. Sheloff
Annie Bell Noel
Beca Myers
Alma
Junior Service League
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Ben Moore
Alexander Rankin
Conner Covington
William Simmons
League
Price
Matt Wall
Roland Holton
Bertha Richard de 'Rochele
Oay, Beard and Layette
Red Cross
Harold Bennett
Sedgefield
Junior League
Paul Casey
Comner Covington
Gratton Foy
Irvin Groome
EB. T. Harrison
Everett Marsh
Lawrence Matton
J. B. Millis
Paul Smith
Delk Smith
Herman Smith
Sam Strickland
John Walker, Jr
Forrest Murray
John Peacock
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Richard Reitzel
Bertha Cox Rochelle
Willis Slane
W. D. Simmons Jr
Anne Carter
Marsh
Mary Musementary
Sn A ‘Ar
The Latest Weapon in the War Pneumonia Fizz Mixture
The report describes a novel respiratory aid described as a soda fizz mixture of oxygen and carbon dioxide, inhaled through a common inhaler, claimed as a weapon in the ongoing conflict.
Harsh talk on oppression laws and hoaxed telegrams
A statement dated August 21 1930 denies issuing a false quotation about oppressive laws and sumptuary legislation. The author explains a telegram signed in his name by a fan of the Joel Parker Association of Newark was a hoax, admits he ordered an investigation, and calls for reparation.
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Joel Parker Association of
Newark
N. J
Republican National Committee
Nye
Raskob
Norris
F. H. Creetch
Nye Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Fellowship Forum
Montana
Kentucky
Alabama
West Virginia
Independent Publishing Company
Forum
Robsion
Creetch
Heflin
Albert J. Galen
Walsh
Charles I. Stengle
Lucas
Stengle
John M. Fetters
Sulphur Medicine Promoted for Skin Ailments by Doctors
A historical ad touts Rowles Mentho Sulphur as a doctor used remedy for pimples itch rash and blotches on face neck arms and body. It claims fast relief from rash scabies blemishes chapping rectal itch ringworm eczema dandruff and skin scales and endorses applying before bed to clear skin when other methods fail.
Council Meeting Postponed Because of Illness
The City Council session has been postponed to Friday night due to City A E M Knox illness. Mayor C A York said agenda items include filling the High Point school board vacancy and voting on consolidating the city public works under one director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
C. A. York
High Point
Budget Shifts Boost Aeronautics and Lighthouse Funds
The commerce department saw a census bureau cut to 6.27 million while aeronautics received 10.34 million, up 1.14 million to upgrade air navigation. The lighthouse bureau was allotted 12.07 million with 1.87 million for two new light ships and public works. State department totaled 11.61 million, foreign service up 0.18 million, with foreign service buildings at 1.2 million and an unexpended balance of 3.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Aeronautics Branch
Lighthouse Bureau
State Department
Foreign Service
Hoover Proclaims Red Cross Resource Increase Plan
The president urges a major boost to the American Red Cross to provide essential life resources across the nation. He calls for increased support to extend relief and aid to affected areas and vulnerable populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross Urges $10 Million For Winter Relief
President Herbert Hoover appeals to the nation for prompt and generous contributions to fund Red Cross relief as drought stricken areas across 21 states face severe winter hardship. Directors warn existing reserves are insufficient and call for at least ten million dollars to sustain aid through the season. The message underscores acute need and urgency to prevent further suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droughfarea
Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Herbert Hoover
Canton Seeks American Materials for New Library and School
Canton authorities announced plans to use American materials in the construction of a new library and school building. The project aims to modernize facilities and promote educational development, with officials citing quality, durability, and support from U.S. suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
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Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Ward Street
M. E. Church
Mrs. King
Philomathean Club
Rufus King
Hillcrest Drive
Martha Washington Garden Club
L. C. McSwain
Madison Avenue
Graduate Nurses Club
Graduate Nurses Club of
Frank Moore
Reginald Keith
Mast Russell Street
Moore
Bertha Alfred
Lebanon
Woman's Auxiliary of
Rush
Clydé Rush
Guilford General Hospital
Tate Street
Wesley Memorial Circle
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
R. T. Amos
Stevens
Stevens Bible Study
E. A. McGhee
Morris Stret
American Homes Dept
C. F. Tomlinson
American Homes Department
Woman’s Club
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Rufus Martin
Tomlinson Company
Woman's Club
Lem Gilreath
W. C
T. U
George Stevens
Fairview
Wesley Memorial Church
Young People’s Missionary Circle
Lois Welborn
Steele Street
A. H. Whitley
Whitley
Elizabeth Styatt
First Baptist Y. W. A
Mary
Alice Siceloff
Frank Page
Raleigh
E. T. Harrison
West Farriss Avenue
Willie Davis
W. A. Davis
W. L. Nelson
Walnut Cove
EB. B. Boyles, Jr
L. R. Stewart
R. K. Stewart and Son
Washington, D. C
J. Howard Taylor
Fred P. Ingram
Asheville
Battery Hotel
Noah Harris
Augusta
Gladys Parker
GELOW
Counfry
Oklahoma A
M. College
Julia Stout
Lynell Mincey
Oklahoma City
Virginia Berry
Pawhaska
Amelia Anne Hale
Woodcoe
Prohibition Bureau
Tinkham
Prohibition
Woodcock
Justice Department
Mitchell
Judiciary
Labor Department
Immigration Bureau
Ellis Island
Women’s Bureau
Children’s Bureau
Children's Bureau
Statistical and Social Ser
Poe
Vane
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Beavans
Edison
47Th St
Broadway, New York
Hotel Edison
New York
William F. Thomane
Telephone Penn