Teachers Honor Mrs. Holliday At Thomasville Tea
Thomasville hosts a Saturday tea at the teacherage on West Main honoring Mrs. Robert Henry Holliday formerly Margaret Bethea of Latta South Carolina. Hosts include Mrs. Gladys Herring and several teachers with floral decor in pink and green and Russian tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
West Main Street
Robert Henry Holliday
Margaret Bethea
Latta
Florence Lawrence
Margaret Woodward
Ruth Martin
Hal Grimes
C. H. Newby
Dwight Ware
Nelson J. Miles
Evvie Lamb
Greensboro
Agnes Herndon
Mac Shearer
Ruth Berry
Elizabeth Avent
Helen Hinkle
W. G. Smith
James B. Lambeth
PTA Meeting at Colonial Drive School Highlights Program
The Colonial Drive school PTA met Thursday with president Mrs. J C Green. Four Millis Home girls sang two Negro spirituals. D W Maddox and T Me Swaim spoke on character and education. Florence Lawrence and Margaret Woodward won attendance prizes. Mills Home quartet closed with Down By the Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Drive School
J. C. Green
C. M. Howell
Millis
David Long, Jr
Riverside
Mills Home
Friendly Garden Club meeting at Mrs Bolton home
The Friendly Garden Club held its regular meeting on Wednesday January 10 at Mrs J W Bolton’s residence on Kivett drive with Miss Martha Parsons presiding. Members discussed a poppy seed giveaway, a February 15 Valentine social, and sending plants to ill members I P Whisnant and Ester Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Friendly Garden Club
J. W. Bolton
Kivett Drive
Martha Parsons
B. 8. Wilson
Parsons
I. P. Whisnant
Ester Day
Guilford Sanatorium
Mesdames W. L. Kivett
B. S&s. Wilson, Sr
F. A. Carroll
P. L. Cox
Everett Witcher
EB. J. Ray
BE. S. Wilson, Srs
Miss Salsbury Pupils Present Student Musicale
Miss Louise Salsbury's pupils staged a Student Musicale on Saturday January 13 at 8 pm in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room before a large audience. The program featured piano, violin, and vocal numbers by students including Mary Wall, Betty Hardin, Clara Cole Sherrod, and Miss Virginia Frank among others, with pieces by Chopin Grieg MacDowell and Beethoven. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Stanley hosted a dinner party on Fairfield road that Tuesday evening with guests and games after a three course meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Winifred Wall
Happy Farmer
Schumann Minuet
Beethoven Jean Lackey
Jean Hardin
MacDowell
Gurlitt
Clara Cole
Sherrod Valse
Grieg
Mary Wall
Trish Reel
Wright
Betty Hardin
Valee
Espagnole
Metro
Marjory Powers
Virginia Frank
Sidney Gayje
Water Smithe
Heller
Kraskoff
Dorothy Rankin
Ase
Sarah Taylor
Chopin Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Elfin
Frances Mann “Raindrop
Prelude
Chopin Josephine Jackson
Seth Stanley
Fairfield Road
R. R. Holder
D. E. Gallimore
Donald
Bertha Mawyer
Alma Lee
Carl
Dewey Nelson
Jessie Leonard
G. B. Leonard
R. L. Morgan
Carolina Theatre
Misses MaeCall
Katherine Buie
Eve M. White
Mary Stone
Messrs
French Smith
James Pollock
Dr. J. ©. Leonard
Thomasville Bank Names Officers and Directors
The First National Bank of Thomasville held its annual stockholders meeting. Directors elected include M. L. Bales and J. W. Lambeth among others. The board then chose T. A. Finch as chairman and A. H. Ragan as secretary. Officers named: J. W. Lambeth president, T. A. Finch VP, R. L. Pope cashier, W. W. Rapp assistant cashier. Deposits grew 지난해.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First National Bank
M. L. Bales
J. W. Boyles
C. F. Finch
Doak Finch
George D. Finch
T. A. Finch
C. L. Harris
W. G. Hinkle
M. B. Hite
J. W. Lambeth
J. W. Lambeth, Jr
C. F. Phillips
C. H. Phillips
A. H. Ragan
T. Austin Finch
R. L. Pope
W. W. Rapp
I. W. A. Meetings Set For Week Schedule
Sunday school at the Industrial Workers association hall on South Main Street at 9 45 announced by D W Bradley president. Monday 7 pm minstrel rehearsal all participants urged to attend. Tuesday 7 pm boarders meet at the hall. Thursday 7 pm general mass meeting of all members.
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Trinity Parents
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Trinity High School
A. B. Coltrane
C. R. Hill
High Point College
Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Club Meetings Highlight Lexington Social Week
Lexington notes a busy social period with Sorosis club Friday at Mrs J F Spruill home featuring Mrs Richard Bragaw program on Transition Figures in American Poetry 1890 1915 and Emily Dickinson excerpts. Guests and hosts share a turkey dinner and social gatherings including bridge party for Mrs Roy W Blaylock and a dinner theater outing. The announcement also mentions Miss Minnie Odell Bryant and Lee R Jessup wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sorosis Club
J. F Spruill
West Second Avenue
Hubert Beeson
R. L. Reynolds
W. B. Hunt
Richard Bragant
Emily Dickinson
C. HM. Hargrave
Carroll Wall
T. E. McCrary
Richard Bragaw
Zeb Walser
S&j
Frank Hill
James Adderton
W. B. Harris
William V. Harris
Salisbury
Rosa Spruill
Goldsboro
Minnie Odell Bryant
Lee R. Jessup
Wallburg
J. C. Leonard
D. D
Dallas Bryant
Jessup
Virgil Jessup
Randleman
Club of the Twelve Meets at Century Oaks
Mrs John T Lowe hosted the Club of the Twelve at her Century Oaks home Friday as the group resumed its season. Mrs S W Finch presided and the afternoon featured studies of new American literature with several members presenting. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lowe
Century Oaks
S. W. Finch
Lexington Legion Auxiliary Opens New Year Meeting
The Lexington unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hut on Monday evening with 26 members present. President Miss Margaret Linker presided as reports from committees and plans for aiding ex-service men were heard, followed by cake and coffee served by hostess Mrs. Cliff Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hut
Margaret Linker
Cliff Pickett
Local Woodmen and Woodmen Circle Install Officers
The Woodmen and Woodmen Circle held a joint officer installation Thursday night at Woodmen hall on Commerce street. National Officer W. L. Hunt installed Woodmen officers for the ensuing year and Mrs Eva Hunt led Woodmen Circle as Guardian with officers including Miss Mozelle Howard and Miss Carey Atkins in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Woodmen Hall
Commerce Street
W. L. Hunt
Counsul
M. L. Wise
Allen King
W. C. Howard
Waldo Carrol
J. A. Johnson
W. A. Burton
W. 8. Atkins
J. L. Guyer
Iaa Howard
Guardian
Eva Hunt
Mattie Cecil
Chaplin
Mozelle Howard
Carey Atkins
Willie Blanche Seigler
Approve Purchase of CWA Materials for Bath House Project
City chamber of commerce approves a nine thousand three hundred dollar CWA material purchase including logs cedar posts sand for the bath house granite for chimneys and fireplaces and cedar trees for the seating park. Materials delivered by local merchants range from dynamite to lumber with pipe from Thomasville and Pomona as Eccles Everhart and R D Tilson finalize bath house and park entrance road plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath House
Chamber of Commerce
Eccles Everhart
R. D. Tilson
Thomasville
Pomona
City Water Department
Friendship Sunday School Meeting At Mrs Briggs Home
The Second Reformed church Friendship Sunday school class held its regular monthly business and social meeting at Mrs. David Briggs home on East Center Street Monday evening at seven. Members enjoyed a very interesting program and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Missionary Society
Friendship
Second Reformed Church
David Briggs
East Center Street
Myers Return to Washington Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs R B Myers return to their Washington DC home after visiting Mr Myers father H C Myers in this city. The young Mr Myers works in the circulation department of the Washington Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lyles
New York
R. B. Myers
Washington, D. C
Mr. Myers
H. C. Myers
The
Washington Daily News
Park progress report shows varied completion levels
The Raleigh project updates reveal stone gutter 90 percent complete, playfields 85 percent, amphitheater 42 percent, and park areas such as the oak grove pruning at 90 percent. Backstops rise at tennis courts 76 percent, drainage 70 percent, and water systems near one percent. No accidents last week. W E Presswood chairs the labor committee collecting funds for F A Bodenheimer injured Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cr. G. Mackintosh
Oak Grove
Bath House
Bath House Foundation
W. E. Presswood
F. A. Bodenheimer
Meeting on Birth Control Conference Heads to Washington
Miss Eugélia Smart executive secretary of the Board of Public Welfare and Mrs. Pearl Parker of the juvenile court left last night for Washington to attend through Wednesday sessions of the National Birth Control conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugélia Smart
Board of Public Welfare
Pearl Parker
Washington
Atlantic Flight Records Report
Since May 1930 five flights have successfully crossed the Atlantic. There have been thirteen unsuccessful attempts and of the eighteen flights, five planes were lost at sea.
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Atlantic
Aldus Manutius credited with developing modern punctuation
The text notes that the current punctuation system was developed by Aldus Manutius, a 15th century Italian printer and scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldus Manutius
Young Men’s Club to Organize at YWCA Cottage
The Young Men of the local Y M C A plan a fellowship group meeting at the YWCA cottage on East Green street Wednesday night January 17 at 6 30 o clock. A dinner will mark the organization and election of officers will follow with Y officials in attendance. Supper will be served by Y W C A young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Green Street
Y's
Veterans Bust Act Aims to Aid Service Certificates
Congressman Ernest Lundeen urges unity of veterans to press Congress to pass the Veterans Bust Act and repeal the Economy Act in January 1934. He promises ongoing effort for veterans and dependents and expects many Congressmen to reassess positions with a new administration. The message was shared with High Point Post No. 619 after reading the article Big Business vs. the Veteran in Foreign Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress
Veterans of America
White House
United War Veterans
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Foreign Service
Big Business
High Point Post
Stewart
Post
Lundeen
Invention Lets Pilots Eject Passengers by Parachute
A new device enables pilots of transport planes to eject the entire passenger cabin with seats attached as parachutes in a fire or crash scenario. The system would detach the cabin from the aircraft and deploy parachutes to lower passengers to safety.
Time varieties span countries excluding daylight saving
A survey notes sixty three distinct time systems used worldwide apart from daylight saving time. It highlights regional standards tied to longitude and historical practices. Major zones include Greenwich Mean Time, Atlantic and Pacific offsets, and multiple regional conventions.
Farm Debt Adjustment Committees To Aid NC Farmers
The Guilford County Farm Adjustment Committee will organize to negotiate friendly settlements for distressed farm debts. They lack legal enforcement power and aim to prevent foreclosures while creditors and debtors voluntarily settle, with state and local committees aiding in personnel and information flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guilford County
North Carolina
Harry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Mrs Mary Hipps Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Gordon Hipps widow of M M Hipps died at her daughter's home after two weeks with pneumonia. Born in Canton North Carolina June 17 1868 she lived here 11 years. Surviving are two daughters Mrs G H Callicutt and Miss Millie Callicutt one son Marion Callicutt a brother John A Gordon and three sisters Mrs J T Williams Mrs B D Cogburn and Mrs J S McDonald Funeral services Sunday at Calvary M E church with later shipment to Asheville for services at Arion Plains M E church Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gordon Hipps
M. M. Hipps
G. H. Callicutt
Pershing Street
Hipps
Canton
North Carolina
Jack
Mary Gordon
State Bar Plans First Meeting at Duke University
The newly incorporated North Carolina State Bar will hold its first meeting at Duke University on June 28 with the state bar association starting its three day annual convention there the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C. State Bar
Duke University
State Bar Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. Holliday
Phi Beta Club
Ralph Wilson
Lexington Highway
Harry Lee Lambeth
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Lambeth
Charlies F. Lambeth
Esdames Meade Hite
FE. W. Tes
R. C. Harle
Charlies Lambeth
Harry Eo Lambeth
Dwight Waters
C. J. McCoy
J. A. Orris
High Point
Mamie Harris
Thursday Ridge Club
Randolph Reet
Rob Rapp
A. R. Swaim
David Mbeth
Obert Rapp
Harles Phillips
W. E. Tomlinn
Carson Cox
Albert Shuford
Vid Lambeth
M. Tomson
Priscilla Lambeth
Winson-Salem
Catherine Neon
Catherine Lambeth
Charles F. Lambeth
Chicago
Ranch Street
O. J. McCoy
Vera Dixon
Marian Crider
Meade Hite
BE. L. Webb
J. W. Hawthorne
O. R. Hodgin
Walter Newby
T. J. Covington
H. R. Kyper
Bula Neece
Fred Gray
Lole Johnson
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
M. ©. Alexander
Archibald Johnson
L. B., Teague
M. Howell
Lockie Rankin Society
Main Street
M. E
Mae Smith
Henry Poll
Rosalie Morrow
Lillian Shuford
Austin Finch
Sallie Ruth Shuford
L. C. Bridges
Evla Arnold
Hollywood
Ida Lupino
Betty Anderson
Jack la Rue
Miss Anderson
Agua Caliente
Eric
MR. and
Mrs. Stanley
Norma Faye
L. Cc. Hipp
Danville
Virginia
Norma Faye Anderson
L. C. Hipp
Winston-Salem
Standard Old Company
Hipp
Walnut Street
N. C
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
Music Club
Marjorie Mendenhall
Mary Frances Hayworth
Frances Louise Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Hillcrest Drive
Ethellinda Club
Lucile Davis
W. Gurley Davis
Morris Street
Miss Davis
Louise Creech
Mary Elizabeth Hamlin
Catherine Swiggett
Mary Manly
Minnie Lapu
Ruth Hamlin
Ruby Curlee
Hazel Dennis
Helen Davis
Hazel Davis
Doris Meyers
Daphne Swiggett
Elizabeth Suggs
Ophelia Hutchens
Thomas Davis
James Sloop
Frank Hicks
Elwood Jones
Harold Kearns
Allah Napier
R. E F. Blair
James Goodwin
Ed Willoughby
Odell Rose
Bill Layne
Bernard Burchfield
W. C C. Koonce
Horace Rhinehart
Caviler Creech
Ottis Steele
Brower-Tuttle
Lee Tuttle
Dorothy
Lennis Brower
Mrs. Brower
Drexel
Thomasville Bank
Lexington Society
Lilla Belle McCrary
Frank McCrary, Jr
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
H. E. Olive
Mansfield Owen
W.S. Owen
Ruth and
Ellen Owen
Joy McAdams
Mildred Tate
R. W. Sink
Roy W. Blaylock
Faye Farnhardt
Inez Henley
Harvey Firestone
Miami
Fila
Helen Lee Doherty
Henry L. Doherty
Elizabeth Firestone
Young Men's Club
Guilford County Farm Adjustment Committee
Mary Hipps
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