Community Meeting Notices and Local Celebrations
Multiple short notes list upcoming meetings and events: Business Girls Circle of Ward Street Church at 7 90, Stephens Bible Class at 3, Johnson Street PT A at 3 30, Union Hill PTA featuring Mrs Willey, and Jewish Women Council at 8 30. Miss Grubbs hosts Ruth Grubbs birthday party. Evelyn Maxine Hutchens and Roy W Hutchens Jr announce marriage. Baptist W M S holds meeting. First Methodist Protestant and First M P Society meetings. Sons and Daughters of Liberty dance at 9 pm with round and square dancing.
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Sons-Daughters OF Liberty
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Princess Cafe
Lot No 7 8 9 10 12 14 Fur Trimmed and Fabric Goods Sale
Lot No 7 two regular $35 fur trimmed coats to close at 15 dollars. Lot No 8 three regular $19.50 fur trimmed sport coats to close at 9.95 dollars. Lot No 9 five regular $15 sport coats (no fur) to close at 7 dollars. Lot No 10 eighteen regular dollar bags in black and brown to close. Lot No 12 thirty six pair regular $1.00 fabric gloves suedeine good shades to close. Lot No 14 seventeen turtle neck sweaters brown blue taupe red regular $1.95 to close at 1.00.
Social Calendar Pays A Week Of Club Meetings
A list of social events for Tuesday through Friday including bridge clubs Mothers Study group and Womans club activities. Notable hosts include Mrs. William Robinette Hill Crest Drive Mrs. W C Idol West Bay Street Mrs. Burwell Nolan Parkway and Mrs. Louis Voorhees Forest Hill Drive. A Parent Teacher association square dance at Ray Street School closes the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Carter Tarjeta Bridge Club
William Robinette
Cedron Avenue
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
A. 8. Caldwell
T. J. Caldwell
Mothers’ Study Club
C. 8. Jowers
West Bay Street
Hoke Bullard
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Rare Forest Hill Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
J. N. Bready
West Emerywood
Mary Thompson
Bessie Smith
A. M. Richeh
eCtory
South Main Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street
Atound
Canterbury Club Meeting With Mrs Voorhees
The Canterbury club will meet with Mrs Louis Voorhees at her Forest Hill drive home Friday afternoon at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Priday
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Weather stations broadcast for aviation aid
The article notes sixty eight Department of Commerce stations that broadcast weather reports at frequent intervals day and night to assist aviation operations and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Mrs Sim Pollock Hosts Bridge Party for Lexington Bride
Mrs Sim Pollock entertained at her West Main Street home in Thomasville honoring Mrs Tom Eanes Jr of Lexington, a December bride, with four bridge tables, narcissus decor, and prizes for high score and best guest. Other events featured Miss Jennie Reid Newby’s party at the American Legion Hut and Presbyterian Auxiliary meetings with devotional programs and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Eanes, Jr
Lexington
Thomasville
Sim Pollock
West Main Street
Pollock
Banes
Byron Lopp
Frank Smith
T. &. Hanes, Sr
BE. J. Cathell
T. S. Eanes, Sr
Jennie Reid Newby
American Legion
Kinneywood
Miss Newby
Betty Jennings
Mildred Jennings
Catherine Covington
Virginia Boyles
Frances Hinkle
Frances Griffin
Julia Pearce
Theresa Hoover
Evelyn
First Baptist Ladies Aid Holds New Year Meeting
The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church held its first meeting of the year at home of Mrs M O Alexander with Mrs A Z Boles Miss Rosetta Boles and Mrs H G Dickens as associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E. Church
Circle One
Vernon Snider
Kinneywood
Snider
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. L. Ward
C. L. Yates
F. I. Alexander
Circle Two
G. M. Hoover
Max Moore
Robert Williams
J. Q.miller
C. L. Harris
M. L. Bales
Social Service Committee
H. B. Shoaf
World Outlook
Perry Briles
Circle Four
O. Cc. Wall
J. EB. Holden
John Hiatt
Robert Rapp
J. F. Garner
Sam Welborn
J. B
Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
A. Z. Boles
Rosetta Boles
H. G. Dickens
Archibald John
Miss Isabell Davis Visits In Guilford County Notes
Miss Isabell Davis of Patterson New Jersey and New York was a guest of Miss Maxine Day over the weekend. Davis will spend the rest of winter with her mother in Winston Salem and return home in early spring. Reitzel and Waynick attorney firm’s B D Reitzel Jr. vacations in Melbourne Florida. Mr. Waynick assumes firm duties. Mrs. W A Davis, ill at 232 Woodrow Ave, is improving. Liberty of Guilford County held its quarterly meeting in Greensboro January 13 with delegates and officers from multiple councils. Green Council No. 20 won the quarterly membership gain cup. Pioneer Council No. 52 High Point won attendance banner. Next county meeting set for Randleman second Saturday night in April. Junior High sixth graders hear Mrs Shipman speak on Superlatives, highlighting six notable modern figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. P. Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. L. Whitaker
John Whitesell
Coe
H. A. Mo
Maxine Day
Isabell Davis
Patterson
N. J
New York
Sons-Daughters Liberty
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Guilford County
Greensboro
General Green Council
Cecil L. Mossie
Durham
Jessie Terry
Burlington
J. R. Pierce
J. R. Long
Lydia Hall
Randleman
Holden-Bible Study Leader and Social Service Superintendent Named
Holden, Daisy Leach named social service superintendent and Bible study leader. Mrs. R. K. Farrington serves as agent for Outlook and Advocate.
Admiral Raby Dies in Savannah Auto Crash
Rear Admiral James Joseph Raby age fifty nine, commander of the sixth Naval District, dies from injuries after a car wreck near Savannah. His aide Lieutenant Abernathy and Mrs. Abernathy were with him. the latter injured, Abernathy slightly cut. Raby had been to take command of the twelfth Naval District in San Francisco on February first. He led the first merchant convoy escort in World War I and ferried home troops in a battleship after the war. He commanded ships including the Albany Missouri and Georgia and led the destroyer squadron and Pensacola Naval Air Station. he won the Kwainis cup in 1928 for civic service in Pensacola. He was born in Bay City Michigan and was a U S Naval Academy graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
James Joseph Raby
Navy
Sixth Naval District
Raby
B. B. Abernathy
Abernathy
Miami
Fla
Charleston
Admiral Raby
Twelfth Naval District
San Francisco
Albany
Missouri
Georgia
Pensacola
Bay City
Mich
United States Naval
Notable selections and a list of intelligent animals
The speaker named Yehudi Menuhin Michael of Romania Princess Elizabeth of England Ruggiero Ricci Christopher Robin Milne and Jackie Coogan as examples of superlatives with differing reasons. A NYT list ranked ten intelligent animals from chimpanzee to house cat illustrating intelligence contrasts between humans and animals.
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Yehudi Menuhin
Michael
Romania
Princess Elizabeth
England
Ruggiero Ricci
Christopher Robbins Milne
Jackie Coogan
Navy Rear Admiral Raby Laid to Rest in Charleston
Academy in 1895. He became rear admiral in 1927. His body was sent to Charleston last night. A Navy board of inquiry conducted an investigation last night. Its findings were to be forwarded to Washington. Survivors include his widow Jane Callaghan of San Francisco, a son Lieut. John Raby U S Navy in San Diego aboard the Langeley, and two daughters Mrs James McComb Castner of Fort Benning Georgia and Miss Mary Louise Raby of Charleston.
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Charleston
Navy Board of Inquiry
Washington
Jane Callaghan
San Francisco
John Raby
U. S Navy
San Diego
Cal
Langeley
James McComb Castner
Fort Benning
Mary Louise Raby
Hester Birth: Son Born at Home
Mr and Mrs Walter Hester announce the birth of a son this morning at their home 309 Woodrow Avenue in the local area.
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Walter Hestor
Woodrow Avenue
Train Strikes Car In Robeson County Crossing
Atlantic Coast Line train 7 hits an automobile near Rowland and Millers crossing. Martin McCall, 50, husband of a Robeson County farmer, and his son John Martin McCall were involved in the incident.
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Lumberton
Jan
Atlantic Coast Line
Rowland and Rillers
Martin McCall
Robeson County
John Martin McCall
Kellogg's Att Bran touted as a constipation remedy
A reader testimonial from Los Angeles endorses Kellogg's Att Bran for chronic constipation. The letter claims regular use provides general improvement, supplies bulk and vitamin B, and is safer than laxatives, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily and urging readers to ask for the product.
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7Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Bat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Ward Street Church
Beatrice Wilkes
Ward Street
Stephens
L. D. Wagner
Bain Avenue
Thomas Willey
Council OF Jewish Women
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Dave Bernstein
Bernstein
Mike Clein
Johnson Street PT. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Johnson Street
Miss Grubbs
Mattie Grubbs
South Street
Ruth Grubbs
Union Hill P-T. A
Willey
Union Hill P.T. A
Baptist W. M. 8
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
A. Lee Gibson
Jesse Washburn
P. Y. Adams
Jesus
H. D. Sears
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Contract Bridge Club
Burwell Nolan
Parkway
Grover H. Jones
Woman’s Club
West
Lexington Avenue
J. W. Woollen
W. W. Gluyas
Joe Smith
A. B. Frazier
8. R. Matthews
Colonial Drive
Ways and Means
Woman's Club
F. FE. Whitescarver
R.S. Green
Fred Gray
W. B. Tomlinson
Charles Lambeth
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Mra. J. O. Cook
Mra. O. R. Hodgin
Asembly
H. B. Craig
D. A. Troutman
David Long, Jr
Do. B. Reitzel, Jr
Reitzel and Waynick
Melbourne
Mr. Waynick
W. A. Davis
Shipman
E. M. Shipman
Oak Hill School
Admiral Rady
William Walsh
Richmond Hill, L
Hollywood
Richard McAdoo
New York City
Can Larker Lovely M.G.M. Star
Lux
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