Christmas in New York Gleams with Lights and Music
The city bustles with holiday scenes as Fifth Avenue windows glow and Rockefeller Center hosts two large trees. Theatre, stores, and church groups spread festive cheer while Carol singers fill the night and North Carolinians mingle amid the crowd. Hal Kemp and the Chesterfield group entertain as Mrs. Evelyn Walsh McLean seeks a photo of the bandleader with the Hope Diamond.
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Broadway
Wall
Luchow
14Th
Alost
Philharmonic
Saint Patrick's Cathed
Fifth Ave
Avenoo Td
F. A. Schwartz
Paraie
Shepfds
Bloomingdale's
Fetricity
Mosse’s
Hmidt’s
Silveresmiths
Jaeckel
Elizabeth Arden
Rockefeller Center
Iith
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Washington
Washington Post
Gaston Means
Lindbergh
Hope Diamond
Hal
Long Island
Kemp
Men
McLean
Mrs. McLean
Mr. Kemp
North Carolina
Wally
Simpson
Births of Frederick Warren and Bobby Ray Culler
Mr and Mrs P H Jones announce the birth of a son Frederick Warren on Sunday January 10 at 231 Mill Street in their home Bobby Ray Culler is born to Mr and Mrs J C Culler on Sunday January 10 at 213 Centennial Avenue Mrs Culler was, before marriage, Miss Lucille Fausnet
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P. H. Jones
Frederick Warren
Mill Street
Bobby Ray Culler
J. C. Culler
Bobby Ray
Centennial Avenue
Linwood
Joseph Lionel Pleasants
Helen Christine
Jesse Burns Earle
E. F
Dear Miss Mansfield A young woman speaks of fear and family abuse seeking change
A twenty year old woman writes of a drunk, abusive father and a sick mother. She questions whether she may leave home and support her mother from a separate apartment, noting her two brothers are away and one is imprisoned.
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Miss Mansfield
A Daughter Should Seek Joy While Supporting Her Mother
A speaker counsels a daughter to pursue happiness and a pleasant living situation rather than sacrificing all girlhood pleasure to stay with an unhappy mother. The advice endorses aiding the mother while avoiding mistreatment from a bad marriage and prioritizing the daughter's peace of mind.
Family loyalties amid marital life and parental duty
The quote argues that a mother may live as she wishes yet owes loyalty to her children as well as to her husband, highlighting competing obligations within family life. It presents a view on duties within marriage and parenthood.
Lessons on maintaining hope in difficult homes
The speaker notes that many youths become unhappy due to home life and warns that a bitter outlook is off putting. They urge caution and courage to keep a hopeful perspective, stressing the exceptionality of hardship and the existence of many happy homes.
Do not let mother's misfortune deter you from building a home
The passage counsels resilience for a child facing an unhappy upbringing. It urges the reader to improve their future without sacrificing youth or independence and to strive for a personal, stable home despite a difficult parental history. It emphasizes that both parents are not always ideal and that the reader must create a hopeful life through effort.
Mother Steps In To Help Children Leave Distasteful Home
A mother takes a firm stand to aid her children in arranging egress from a home that has become distasteful, reflecting the duty of parental intervention in troubled domestic situations.
Miss Mansfield Tucked In Care Of The Hooterprise
Readers addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Hooterprise receive prompt replies. The notice directs inquiries and assures timely answers.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Loyal Workers Class Holds First Meeting of New Year
The Loyal Workers' class of S J Pauls M E church in Randleman met Wednesday night led by president Miss Jessie Kirkman. Officers elected for the new year were Mrs Gray Lambe president Miss Mamie Cooper vice president and Miss Hazel Floyd secretary and treasurer. Devotional followed with Lord's Prayer as Miss Floyd served cake and coffee to listed members.
Church Service Workers Sell Quilts for Charity
The Naomi F. B. church Service Workers met at 2:30 P M on Wednesday in the church hut led by president Mrs Ernest Tetley. They sold two quilts with proceeds for the church and shared picnic style refreshments. The group plans a February meeting with Mrs R A Wike.
Bridge Hostess At Home In Erlanger
Mrs. Charles Leigh hosted a five table bridge party at her Erlanger home with gladioli primroses and carnations. High score went to Mrs. Charles V. Link. low to Mrs. George Coggins. Mrs. Dwight Pickard received an honor ash tray. A salad course followed with Miss Lillian Mabry assisting.
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Lexington
Charles Leigh
Erlanger
Bridge
Charles V. Link
George Coggins
Dwight
Annual Contest Prize List Announced By State U D C
North Carolina division of United Daughters of the Confederacy announced its annual contest prize list. Prizes include $10 essays on generals and heroes, $5 best Confederate scrapbook, and medals for chapters with most new members or greatest membership gain. Names of donors and recipients span Raleigh Charlotte Wilmingon Gastonia Winston-Salem High Point and other NC locales.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ope C. Wallace
Morehead Ty
Laurance Sprunt
Wilmington
Garland C. Norris
Children of the Confederacy
Lizzie Lindsay
Ida G. Hinshaw
Winston-Salem
Thomas Lee Craig
Gastonia
William Moore Watson
Craig
Confed
Eracy
Thomas Craig
D. Moore
Gast
J. W. Farrior
Saw
Farrior
Oo Polk
Confederacy
Membe
Hertford County
WN Carolina
J. Hayden
High Point
Dorsey Pender
Tarboro
Randolph Smith
Henderson
J. F. Hayden
North C
John Huske Anderson
Uv. D. Si
Little Church Around the Corner Event Ledger
A fragment notes December twenty ninth in the year thirteen hundred thirty six from the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. It appears to be a dated entry or record on church activity or a ceremonial date.
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New York
High Point Union Holds Monthly Meeting and Births
The High Point Union of M E Young People meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at South Main M E Church with Bruce Steeds in charge. Trinity young people contest South Main group in a singing event with Viola Brigman leading worship. Raymond Jr. Whitt born January 12 at home on Thomasville Road. Mrs Jack Hilliard moved from Guilford General Hospital to English Street home after illness.
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M. EB. Church
Sunlight Laundry
B & B Laundry
Piedmont Furniture Company
The
Dispatch
South State Street
H. C. Sprinkle
David Sink
Fred McPherson
Sunlight
Crawford Swing
Johnny Craver
Daisy Ford
Ollie Mendenhall
High Point
Claude York
Bill Dedmond
Charlies Redwine
Laura Young
Charles Young
Numa Leonard
John Craver
Charlotte
Louise
8. O. Hege
West Fifth Street
Berry Goings
Washington, D. C
Bualnessa
High Point Union
M. E. Young People
South Main Street
M. E
Bruce Steeds
Trinity Young People
South Main
Viola Brigman
Jack Hilliard
Guilford General Hospital
English Street
W C T U Meeting Planned For Tuesday
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs. J A Eshelman on Johnson Street. All members are invited to attend.
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Woman's Christian Penance Union
J. A. Eshelman Johnson
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Wanamaker’s
Union Pacific
Kris Kringle
Kris
Thirty Fourth Street
Frank Kearns
Derby
7Th Ave
Tom Warford
Edna Lindsey
Dion Armfield
Giboro
Lord and Taylor
B. S. Hutchinson
Emma King
Chesterfield Hour
Bobby Carmichael
Charlie Woollen
Hal Kemp
Saxie Dowell
Ben Williams
Skinny Ennis
Kemp Tempo
Chesterfield
Bowery
Chinatown
Mama
Margot
Mohawk
Eloise Hastings
Kernersville
Victoria Hastings
Salisbury Street
Eloise
Ernestine, Smith
Donald Smith
Hastings
Meadames E4_V
Manuel
Ruth Hunt
Ernestine
Josephine Smith
Jane Ann Manuel
Jack
Jimmie Manuel
Sammy Joyner
Robert
Jack Joyce
Charlies Shore
John
Chippy Stewart
J. C. Jones
Navarro Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Bill Hastings, Jr
O. L. Joyner
Marion Joyner
Sevedla
King Grogan
Billy
William Fulp
Amelia Sutton
Abingdon
Miss Sutton
By Helen Welshimer
Louise Millikan
Randleman
Happy Ramblers
Dorothy
Vernon Bolling
Josephine Hill
Claude and
Beulah Grady Griffin
Pauline Henderson
Darrell Curtis
Lucille Sechrest
Herbert All Millikan
Pauline Tarra
Kato Agana
Happy Ram
Charles Leigh Bridge
U. D.C
Lois Council
Baptist Hospital
Pues Barnhill
Minnies Beauty Shoppe
Ws. Lena’s Beauty Shop
Duke Power Co
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