Society and Club News Highlights
Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Venable on January 15 at 319 Howell Street. Local groups schedule meetings at Trinity M E church, WCTU at 8:30 PM with talks on Prohibition, and various auxiliaries meet Tuesday evenings and afternoons. Mrs. Copeland of Baltimore visits the Marsh family after leading a Methodist missions school in Greensboro.
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Mrs. W. C. Venable
Howell Street
T. J. Copeland
Baltimore
J. Arthur Marsh
Mrs. Marsh
Edgedale Drive
Copeland
Greensboro
Methodist School of Missions
West Market Street
M. B
Local notices from Winston-Salem area share illness updates and event plans
W L Bame of 1114 Adams Street has been ill at home for several days. Miss Artis Caudle and Miss Maxine Day are recovering or improving from illness. Many relatives from Winston-Salem visit 1211 Vernon Street to see J. S. Day and others on Granby and Park Streets. Benefit parties sponsored by the United Daughters of the Confederacy set for tomorrow afternoon and evening at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s home. The Brentwood Child Study group meets tomorrow at 3:30 PM at the school. mothers urged to attend the final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Fred P. Ingram
W. L. Bame
Adams Street
MP Than
Maxine Day
Vernon Street
Cora Ellis
Florence Davis
Rufus Davis
Henry
Lucile
Buddy Davis
Winston-Salem
David Lester
Granby Str
Hoke
Johnson
Park Street
High Point
United* Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
East
Washington Street
Hayden
C. A. Ring
Brentwood
Reynolds Company Launches Large 1933 Advertising Drive
Reynolds Company opens 1933 with a planned 4 million dollar advertising reserve, carried forward from 1932 earnings. President S. Clay Williams notes substantial spending to keep products prominent but with caution about forecasts. 1932 net income post taxes and depreciation reached 88,674,800. dividends totaled 30,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ReyNolds Company
S. Clay Williams
Reynolds
Wedera
Sheila Delivers Song and Stakes at Party
Sheila performs two numbers at a party with Timmy on piano and Dick praising her presence. Tension rises when Sheila confronts rumors about chorus girls while Mona Deane and Trevor Lane mingle. unspoken social judgments threaten Sheila’s self image as a stage performer.
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Sheila
Blind Timmy
Timmy
Joe Paris
Cit’ Gunther
Frances
Miss Barton
Gordon Mandrake
Tom Chadwick
Westbury
Long Island
Scott Tracy
Clayton Knight
Mona Deane
Mona
Trev
Trevor Lane
Stage life and politics collide in a tense party scene
Dick and Sheila navigate fame and romance amid stage culture pressures. Sheila cites actress Alice Grady to illustrate audience impact, while Dick contemplates his political withdrawal. The party ends with an unspoken, charged moment as they discuss control and trust.
Side Glances Recipe for Moist Fruit Cake
A George Clark column describes a fruit cake method using salt pork fat, sugar, molasses, prepared fruit, flour, baking powder, and spices. The process combines steaming then baking to ensure moistness, with waxed paper liners and parchment sheets to prevent moisture loss.
Death of Lacy Maness At Parents Home
Lacy Maness died this morning at the home of his parents on 270 Young Street in Highland after a three day illness. He was born May 10 1917 in Moore County the son of Henry and Lois Odum Maness. Surviving are his parents and two sisters Gracie and Selma Maness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from the residence by Rev George Liner of Southside Baptist Church with interment at Oakwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Maness
Young Street
Highland
Moore County
Henry
Lois Odum Maness
Gracie
Selma Maness
George Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Oakwood
Bridge whist travels from Constantinople to Greece in 1870s
A note traces the game bridge whist back to Constantinople and Greece about two decades before its spread into western Europe, indicating its early adoption and exchanges among Mediterranean players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Greece
Europe
Enchanting Speed Skating Costume Adorns Ice Rink Fashion
A vivid description outlines a chic all black skating costume with a wide circular flared skirt featuring large basket weave stitches and fine perling. The ensemble includes a double pocketed sweater, yoke detailing, tight ribbed waist, warm knitted knee breeches, a rolled cap, and variants of colorful gloves and mittens to suit taste.
Eggless Pork Cake Delicacy From Old Time Recipe
After Thanksgiving cooks turn to Christmas fruit cake and plum puddings. A pork cake or eggless fruit cake uses fat salt pork molasses and spices with dried fruits including raisins currants dates citron and candied cherries, plus coffee and baking powder for texture.
Earthquake Counts in Japan and Italy Exceed 27,900 Over 50 Years
The report shows Japan and Italy each recorded more than 27,900 earthquakes in the last five decades, highlighting seismic activity across the regions and the long term frequency of tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Italy
Lithosphere and hydrosphere Summary
The lithosphere forms the solid outer shell of Earth and the hydrosphere encompasses all Earth's water. This brief overview links these two critical spheres shaping geology and climate.
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Epworth League Union
Trinity
High Point Epworth League Union
Trinity M .E
Women's Christian Temperance Union
John W. Hedrick
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
M. P
Circle Wia
Mert Tuersday
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. C. Boyd
English Street
Welch Memorial Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Welch Mercial Church
W. L. Edwards
South Main Street
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
T. P. Andrews
West Green Street
Artis Caudle
Allred Street
Trevor
Hw.corley
NEA Service, Inc
Fiveryone
Alice Grady
Mr. Stanley
Shayne
Stanley
George Clark
NEA Sanvice. Inc
Sipe
PAT Ofp
Moffitt’s
North Main
Milton
Fortnum and
Ma Fiy
Juan Bavoy
Gurl
Sertarys
Mrs. Bliss
Lux
Grace Bliss
Mrs
K. Presbrey Blige
National Market Company 206 North Main
Pig Feet
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