Mrs Herman Smith Profiles Franklin For Utopian Club
Mrs. Herman Smith spoke on Benjamin Franklin using Carl Van Doren's biography, focusing on his early poverty, education struggles, versatile talents, and rise to prominence. The meeting at Brentley Circle included Mrs. Lawrence Matton presiding, Pattie Jordan delivering current events, and a dessert served to five visitors.
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Herman Smith
Benjamin Franklin
Carl van Doren
Roland Holton
Brentley Circle
Smith
Franklin
Harry Alexander
Valette J. Harris
Jesse Washburn
Henry Foscue
J. J. Groome
John S. Pickett
DuBose Heyward Talk At Woman's Club Meeting
Miss Virginia Frank presented a program on DuBose Heyward, Charleston author and playwright, at the Music-Literature department of the Woman's Club yesterday. She read poems from Heywards Carolina Changes and gave a bio highlighting Porgy and Bess.
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DuBose Heyward
Miss Frank
Music-Literature
Woman's Club
Blark Park Club
Virginia Frank
Charleston
Frank
Heyward
Porgy
George Gershwin
Bess
Mamba
Guilford Alumni Dinner Set By YWCA Chapter
Plans completed for the Guilford College Alumni Association annual dinner of the H Point chapter to be held at the YWCA tomorrow evening. About fifty alumni from Jamestown Archdale and Trinity expected. call Byron Haworth by 10 am for reservations. Dr Clyde Milner Guilford College president will present a birds eye survey. David Parsons business manager and a college music department program will accompany the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Lege Alumni Association
Jamestown
Arch
College
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural remedy for nervousness and monthly pain in women. It claims to aid rundown, tired women and offers benefits rooted in herbal ingredients, noting its long history of use.
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Tery
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Reynolds Birth Announcement for Carolyn Lambeth Reynolds
Mr and Mrs Hal Kearns Reynolds of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Lambeth on Tuesday January 17 in Bryn Mawr. The child was born early yesterday morning. Mrs Reynolds is the former Frances Lambeth of Winston-Salem and Mr Reynolds is a native of High Point.
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Hal Kearns Reynolds
Byrn Mawr
Carolyn Lambeth
Reynolds
Frances Lambeth
W. A. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Mr. Reynolds
High Point
Mount Rainier National Park Mammal Species Count
The park lists 54 known mammal species within Mount Rainier National Park, highlighting biodiversity across its varied habitats and elevations.
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Mount Rainier National Park
Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings And Dinners
Friday events include the Philomathian Club meeting at Mrs. Howard S. Hartzell’s home, and a Priscilla Club dinner at Mrs. Collier Ellis’s Brentley Circle. The Beta Sigma Phi Mu chapter hosts an informal party at Groome cabin with guests. Saturday features a supper bridge by Mrs. Edwin Rankin in the Alberta Apartments for Miss Nancy Smith and Mrs. Gilbert Bernard.
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Philomathean Club
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Priscilla Club
Collier Ellis
Brentley Circle
Beta Sigma Phi
Groome Cabin
W. T. Forster
North Main Street
Gilbert
Bernard
Nancy Smith
Edwin Rankin
Alberta
Gilbert Bernard
House And Garden Club Entertained By Mrs E Moses
Mrs E Moses hosted the House and Garden Club at her 933 Rotary Drive home yesterday morning. An illness prevented D E Cauble from presenting. Howard White read Cauble’s article on succession of blood in the garden and showed flowering pictures. Club president J G Doggett led a brief business session. eleven members attended including Mesdames Doggett White Blair Hollingsworth McLarty Heili Hineshaw Hinshaw Slate Dutton McCain and the hostess.
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F. E. Moses
House and Garden Club
Rotary Drive
D. E. Cauble
Howard White
Cauble
J. G. Doggett
Mesdames
Howard Blair
Joe Hollingsworth
George McLarty
Louis Heili
C. R. Hinshaw
Ralph Slate
L. B. Dutton
J. H. McCall
C. N. McCain
Hartleys Welcome Guests From New Bedford
Mrs J H Hartley and Mrs James Barber of New Bedford Mass have visited the Hartleys for three weeks and plan to return home Sunday. Mrs J A Hardison is ill with influenza at 720 West Broad Street. Mrs P H Ward travels to Wilmington to be with sister Mrs Bessie Howard after a stroke. condition improving. Mr and Mrs Arden of Washington DC stayed with M W Stump at 405 Lindsay Street. Craven Page and spouse ill with influenza at Hillcrest Drive.
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J. H. Hartley
James Barber
New Bedford
Mass
Edgar Hartley
Mr. Hartley
J. A. Hardison
West Broad Street
P. H. Ward
South Wrenn Street
Wilmington
Bessie Howard
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Arden
Washington, D. C
Darden
M. W. Stump
Lindsay Street
Mrs
Craven Page
Hillcrest Drive
Graff Ballet Set for Woman's College Twin Show on Saturday
The Graff Ballet will perform at Aycock Auditorium at Woman's College on Saturday January 20 with a 3 PM matinee for students and an 8 30 PM evening show for townspeople. The program features Renaissance Viennese Fragments Behind This Mask Singing Earth and Odyssey.
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Greensboro
Graff Ballet
Woman’s College
Aycock
Littlefield Ballet
Catherine Littlefield
Grace
Kurt Graff
East
Graffs
Cornell
Graff
United States
Europe
London
Berlin
Hamburg
Budapest
Paris
Biarritz
Vienna
Epworth League Hosts Birthday Party at Miss Craver’s Home
The Epworth League of Prospect Church honored Miss Lola Mae Craver on her sixteenth birthday with games prizes to Nelva Myers John Harris and Thomas Craver and a birthday cake and refreshments for about thirty guests. The Lottie Moon Circle meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs Hedrick 408 Rotary Drive. The Philathea Class meets Friday at 7 30 at Mrs Barby Cates 309 Phillips Street with hostesses Dora Hooper and Bertha Reese. Welch Memorial Circle meets at Mrs Lee Meredith 514 Watt Street on Friday.
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Epworth League of Prospect Church
Lola Mae Craver
Nelva Myers
John Harris
Thomas Craver
Lottie Moon
West End Baptist Church
BE. R. Hedrick
Rotary Drive
Ee Ee Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Barby Cates
Phillips Street
Dora Hooper
Bertha Reese
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial Methodist
Hurch
Lee Meredith
Watt Street
Germany Theme for Study Club Talk by Mrs Freeman
Mrs. W F Freeman spoke to the Twenty Century Study Club at Mrs Charles Rischs Hillcrest Drive home on Germany as Land of Poets and Philosophers. She connected early German writers with Nazi edicts using Phyllis Bottomes This Mortal Storm and Eva Lits Savage Symphony to illustrate the regime impact on German classes. Guests included Mrs R L Brinson and Miss Gertrude E Gold of Philadelphia as club visitors.
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Germany
W. F. Freeman
Twentieth Century Study Club
Charles Risch
Hillcrest Drive
Freeman
Phyllis Bottome
Eva Lits
Miss
Upshaw to Lead Friendly Garden Club Slate
The Friendly Garden Club elected officers with Mrs A M Upshaw chosen to head the group for the coming year. Miss Martha Parsons is vice president and Mrs E E Witcher secretary treasurer. Mrs R C Brown will serve as assistant secretary and treasurer. Ten members attended the meeting at Mrs R C Brown's home and plans for activities were discussed. The February meeting will be at Mrs J E Shelton's home.
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Friendly Garden Club
R. C. Brown
A. M. Upshaw
Martha Parsons
E. E. Witcher
Brown
P. L. Cox
J. E. Shelton
Miss Vera Idol Speaks at Ray Street P T A Meeting
Miss E Vera Idol head of the High Point College English Department spoke on Building for the Future in the Elementary School at the Ray Street School Parent Teacher Association. She stressed home influence in preschool years and the teacher's role in early schooling while noting the value of parent and teacher collaboration.
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E. Vera Idol
High Point College
Ray Street
Grace Nell Crowell
Grover
Sam Tobias
Roy Spearman
Carl G. Cronstedt
God
Willis Slane
Visual Education
Association
Everett Marsh
Magdalene Rebekahs Plan Regular Meeting on West Commerce
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow at 7 30 in the evening in their hall on West Commerce Street for its regular session. Members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
Water in car cooling rises on Pike's Peak climb
Due to lower atmospheric pressure water in cooling systems of automobiles climbs Pike's Peak, boiling at 187 degrees Fahrenheit.
Jewish Council Hears Reports At January Meeting
The High Point Council of Jewish Women met at 404 Woodrow Avenue with Mrs. Sam Tobias in the chair. The group discussed youth outreach and noted a Raleigh conference in April and upcoming national events in Dallas in November and Washington in January.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Lou Greenberg
Woodrow Avenue
Sam Tobias
North Carolina
Washington
Washington, D. C
Marmola Tablets Advertisment for Fat Reduction
The Marmola tablets claim to slim the face and figure by sensible eating and a daily dose of four Marmola tablets. Sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed, they are not a cure all and target healthy adults with hypothyroid fatness. The ad notes no medical diagnosis by the seller and advises consulting a physician.
Parties Planned For Miss Pattie Thomas
Miss Pattie Thomas bride elect for next month is honored with two weekend parties. Miss Mary Lou Moffitt and Miss Margaret Briggs host at their homes with plans for bridge and social gathering.
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Pattie Thomas
Mary Lou Moffitt
Margaret Briggs
Miss Moffitt
North Main Street
Peace Committee Follows War Talk With Social
Mrs Samuel Hyman peace chairman opened with a brief summary of the international situation. After the program a social period featured refreshments for members and guests, concluding a gathering on affairs following the war and our responsibilities toward them.
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Samuel Hyman
Noon Bride Elect Hosts Inform Buffet at Suburban Home
A small buffet supper is planned at the suburban home of the popular bride elect on Sunday evening. Mr Briggs will host a modest gathering with only a few close friends in attendance.
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Elec
Mr Briggs
Baby's head and eyes deserve protection from direct sun
A guidance note emphasizes shielding a baby's head and eyes from direct sunlight to prevent harm. It advises keeping infants out of strong sun and using hats or shade during outdoor exposure.
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Prospect Epworth League
Miss Craver
WF. Freeman
Elwood Cafe
Taft
Bath
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New York
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Jewish Council
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
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