Women's Club Music-Literature Dept Met At Diffendale Home
The Music Literature Department of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. C B Diffendale's Edgedale Drive home with hosts Mrs. M A Lackey and Mrs. R I Quigley. Mrs. H A White presided. program by Mrs. Clyde Farley featured a biography of Robert E. Lee by Douglas Southall Freeman.
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Woman's Club
C. BH. Diff
Endale
Edgedale Drive
M. A. Lackey
R. I. Quigley
Diffendale
H. A. White
Clyde Farley
North Carolina D A C Leaders Honor Mrs Welborn at Charlotte Meeting
Mrs J S Welborn regent of the state D A C was praised by Mrs William Stone first vice president general of the Southern section at the North Carolina Society D A C gathering in Charlotte. About fifty attendees heard tributes to her leadership and the chapter reported eleven new members.
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North Lina Society
Daughters of American Colonists
Ilotte
W. H. Belk
William Stone
J. 8. Welborn
Rebekah Lodge To Install Officers At Meeting Friday
The Magdalene Rebekah will meet tomorrow at 7 20 and all members should attend as new officers are installed and reports of the past year given. Those to be installed include Mrs J McMahan noble grand Mrs Mattie Boyer vice grand Miss Emma Calhoun recording secretary Miss Dessie Gregory recording secretary and Mrs Berta Loman treasurer.
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Magdalene Rebekah
Noble Grand
Mattie Boyer
Emma Calhoun
Dessie Gregory
Berta Loman
Myers Celebrate Golden Wedding in Thomasville
Mr and Mrs Lee Myers of route 2 Thomasville North Carolina observed their 50th wedding anniversary at the suburban home of Mr and Mrs W G Myers on Friday January 3. Eight children attended the turkey dinner with all eight present to join the celebration. The children include Mrs G H Leach Mrs P D Rothrock and Mrs R L Rothrock.
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Thomasville
Lee Myers
N. C
W. G. Myers
Myers
G. H. Leach
P. D. Roth
Poets Village Khudsorek in Soviet Russia
Khudsorek is described as a village in Soviet Russia that houses only professional poets. The piece outlines a unique cultural enclave where poets live and work in a self contained community.
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Khudsorek
Soviet
Russia
Social Calendar For Thursday Evening Activities
The Y W C A board meets at the Hut at 7 30. The Canter bury club gathers at Mrs Wv D Sale Jr s Otteray drive at 3 00. Mrs R F J Johnson hosts the Philomathean club on Carrick avenue at 6 30. The Wick Wack Club plans a dance at the American Legion Hut Thomasville 9 to 1. The Emerywood Country Club hosts an evening bridge party for all members, reservations via the club secretary.
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Canterbury Club
Wv. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
R. F. J. Johnson
Philomathean Club
Carrick Avenue
Wick- Wack Club
American Legion Hut
Thomasville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Community Notices of Illness and Visits Gather Local News
Mrs J B Bodenheimer is seriously ill at her West Lexington home. Mrs Paul Russell remains at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery and will be visited later. Mr and Mrs N P Yarborough host Mrs Morrie of Salisbury and Mrs Hatley of Philadelphia in High Point as guests. Mr and Mrs June Mendenhall entertain Mrs Raby Williams and Fred Andreewe at High Point rural area. Joe Little remains bedridden on Kivett Drive. Mrs Maude Strickland of Atlanta and Mrs James Ray of Washington rush to city for pneumonia care of C W White on Whiteoak Street. Charles Lee Rogers recovers at home from recent surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Miss Vetterlein of Ardmore, Pa visits Mrs Elisabeth Covington at Hillbrook Rockford Road.
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Paul Russell
Weat Willis Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
N. P. Yarborough
High Point College
Maude Strickland
Atlanta, Ga
James Dd, Ray
Washington, D. C
C. & White
Whiteoak Street
Miss Vetterlein
Betty Vetterlein
Ardmore
Elisabeth H
Covington
Hillbrook
Rockford, Road
Live V'Ers Club To Meet At YWCA Hut
The Live Vers club of the Y W C A will hold its meeting tomorrow evening at 7 70 o clock at the Hut. A talk on Germany will feature the program and all members are urged to attend.
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Baptist T. E. L
First Baptist Church
J. W. Brown
T. G. Shelton
Heart Sisters
First Methodist Protestant Church
Garrell Payne
Blain Avenue
Worth Ivey
Ruth Rockwell
Broadus Leonard
Germany
Engagement Ring Etiquette for a Bride to Be
Marjorie Mansfield asks what a girl should say when she receives an engagement ring from her fiancé. The piece explores polite phrases and social expectations surrounding the moment, offering guidance on expressing gratitude and happiness.
Dear Miss Mansfield Offers Guidance On Engaged Ring Etiquette
A reader asks how to respond properly when given an engagement ring. Marjorie Mansfield advises natural, sincere appreciation, be yourself, and avoid memorized speeches. Treasure the gesture as a symbol of commitment even if the ring isn’t perfect.
Poetry program thrills Wednesday Book Club with war poets
The Wednesday Book Club luncheon featured Mrs. A E Taplin presenting war era poets Henry H Brownell and Dr Frank Ticknor. New members C C Garrett F F Dickson and Kenneth Redman were welcomed. Readings included Little Giffin of Tennessee Old Brass Page Brook and Cloth of Gold.
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Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
A. E. Taplin
W. J. Fraley
Paul Ingle
Mesdames C. C. Garrett
F. F. Dickson
Kenneth Redman
Europa
Will Rogers
Virginie
Orient
Henry H. Brownell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Brown
Page Brook
Taplin
Ticknor
Mesdames Garrett
Redman and Dickson
Mesdames W. J. Praley
8. C. Clark
Collier Ellie
Mrs. Thomas
Coterien Club Elects Davis Leader At Weekly Meet
At the Coterien Club weekly gathering officers for the next quarter were elected including president Robert Davis and vice president Charles L Amos Jr. A second meeting is set for Sunday at 2 PM on North Main Street with Amos expected to discuss an important issue.
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Coterien Club
Robert Davis
Charles L. Amos Jr
Elwood Cox
Wyatt Wall
Carl Gibson
Secre
Charlies I. Amos
North Main Street
Bride And Visitor Honored At Bridge Party
Mrs. W. J. Hennett hosted a Tuesday bridge party at her home honoring recent bride Mrs. John L. Bennett and Miss Dorothy Holt of Greensboro. Four tables played with prizes including a crystal cigarette box to Mrs. Buck Matthews and lingerie items to the honorees. Desserts and salads followed as guests and chatter concluded the afternoon.
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John L. Bennett
Dorothy Holt
Greensboro
W. J. Hennett
Miss Holt
Buck Matthews
Bob Bennett
Bob Winfrey
John Ll. Bennett
Mies Holt
Meadames
Garland Chappell
KB. Moose
I. Foy Morton
Paul Ireland
George Rankin
Local social note lists attendees and hosts
The record names Foust, R. Maxwell, Roy Gut ton, Frank Powers, Bob Winfrey, BR. L. Bennett, Sherman Swaim, Lewis Bennett and Buck Matthews as the table group and mentions Mrs. Norman Morrow who attended for tea.
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Foust
Maxwell
Roy Gutton
Frank Powers
Bob Winfrey
BR. L. Bennett
Sherman Swaim
Lewis Bennett
Buck Matthews
Busy burglar roams Kansas City with officers
Bert M. Redman rode with Police Sergeant Charles E B Zane and Delbert B. Bates pointing out 108 houses robbed since last July. "That's about half the houses I broke into," he stated, noting he could not recall all victims.
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Kansas City
Bert M. Redman
Charles EB. Zane
Delbert B. Bates
Duck Club Holds Wednesday Evening Business Meeting
Members of the Duck Club met at president George A. Dobbins Jr on Monthieu Avenue with strong attendance. Reports from committees outlined plans to recruit new members and schedule a service within two weeks. The Duck Pond staff reorganized with Owen Ritchie editor and George Dobbins associate editor. Publishing shifted from weekly to monthly for the periodical. The president urged full attendance at the President's Ball in Sedgefield on January 30.
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Duck Club
George A. Dobbins, Jr
Monthieu Avenue
Duck Pond
Owen Ritchie
George Dobbins
Sedgefield
Cincinnati cab robber leaves note after theft
Peter R. Heim said a thief rode in a cab to his home and stole $1.25 from a purse. A note left behind read I am sorry I had to do this lady but I need cab fare.
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Cincinnati
Peter R. Heim
Heim
United States Building and Loan League forecasts a billion dollar year
L. W. Pellett, president of the United States Building and Loan league, predicts a billion dollar year ahead in home mortgage lending operations as confidence rises in housing finance.
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L. W. Pellett
United States Building and Loan League
Sister Mrs Whitener Dies In Henderson
Friends mourn the death of Mrs Walters of Oxford who died last night in a Henderson hospital after a period of illness. Mrs Whitener, her sister, was summoned yesterday when Mrs Walters fell gravely ill and was with her at the time of death.
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Edgar Whitener
Walters
Oxford
Henderson Hospital
Whitener
Walk Between Two Schools Underway on Chestnut Street
Construction starts on a sidewalk linking the junior and senior high schools along Chestnut Street. The project aims to relieve traffic and improve safety for students crossing the area.
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Chestnut Street
Wpa Funded Walk Planned at Local Junior High Site
The Chestnut street entrance to the east corner of the junior high school campus will receive a sand and cinders path with pine timber shoulders. Work is to be done with WPA funds.
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Chestnut Street
Henry reports son bred 80 pigs in 24 months
Avilla Missouri farmer James B. Henry says his son has produced 80 pigs across five litters in the last two years. Litters counted 17, 17, 17, 16, and 13 pigs.
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Avilla
James B. Henry
September October November Drive Farm Sales Share
The article notes that over 42 percent of farm product sales occur in September October and November, highlighting a seasonal peak in the harvest period and market activity.
Dresses Reduced at The Style Shop
Reduction sale announces dresses cut to 19.50 and a 22.50 price now. The Style Shop at 614 Commerce Bank Building promotes smaller prices and new dress selections.
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Mise
Siegeene
Com
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High Point
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Walter Moore
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Charles Lee Rogers
Fish Street
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Marjorie
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