Stag Party Held for Milbourne Amos at Moffitt Cabin
Twelve Coteri en club members and guests gathered at Pete Moffitt’s cabin on the Winston Salem road for Milbourne Amos’s stag party. Amos, the club president, will wed Miss Mary Way Rogers of Greensboro on Saturday. Attendees included Pete Moffitt Dr Walkup McCain and Jack Tucker after an evening of entertainment following supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Pete Moffitt
Winston-Salem Road
Milbourne
Sidney Lanier Radio Program Next Sunday
Mrs. Walter D. Lamar chairs the U D C committee to promote Sidney Lanier for the Hall of Fame and will broadcast Sunday afternoon February 3 at two o'clock Eastern Standard Time over WSB Atlanta Journal station from the Biltmore Hotel in Atlanta Georgia. All U D C members and others may tune in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D.lamar
U. D. CG
Sidney Lanier
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Biltmore Hotel
Atlanta
Lamar
Lanier
U. D.C
Live Yers Plan February Programs and Events
The Live Yers club mapped February meetings after a YWCA supper. Hostesses include Miss Helen Caldwell and Juanita Reid on Feb 7 with “Being A Guest,” a Valentine party Feb 14 planned by Misses Atkins Martin and Patterson, and Feb 21 supper by Misses Samuels Goldston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live
Y'ers Club
Helen Caldwell
Juanita Reid
Y Hut
Carey Atkins
Guy Nell Martin
Pat Patterson
Ruby Samuels
Jan Goldston
Doris
M Ruby. Samuels
Ris Caldwell
Helen Marshall
Virginia Carrier
Collier Ellie
Social Calendar Notices For Friday Meetings
The Canter bury club meets with Mrs Ed Lyon at Otteray drive residence. Those unable to attend should call the hostess. The Laura Wesson chapter junior unit of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets with Mrs Joseph Snider on West Point avenue for February gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Ed Lyon
Otteray Drive
Hosteas
Laura Wesson
United Fighters of the Confederacy
Joseph Snider
Thome
West Point Avenue
Illness Update for Mrs Ray Idol and Bruce Carraway Jr
Friends report Mrs Ray Idol remains ill at her Winston Salem road home with influenza for several days. Bruce Carraway Jr. of 401 North Main street shows slight improvement after a period of illness at home with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Idol
Winston- Salem Road
Bruce Carraway, Jr
B. H. Carraway
North Main Street
Record low rainfall in Arigona at 7.8 inches
Arigona holds the record for the lowest normal annual rainfall among states with 7.8 inches, a figure that underscores the region's extreme aridity. The datum is cited as the driest baseline in national climate records.
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Union
Arigona
Five states observe Arbor Day twice yearly
Five states observe Arbor Day twice a year. Officials say the extra observance aims to boost tree planting, with communities in those states hosting ceremonies, tree giveaways, and school activities to promote urban forestry and environmental education.
Miss Freeze Hosts Valentine Bridge Party for Bride-Elect Miss Stewart
Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze entertained the Wednesday Contract club and guests at her Rockford road home for a charming Valentine themed party. Miss Mildred Stewart, bride-elect of Gilbert Hale Clinard, received a set of goblets from the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stewart
Gilbert Hale Clinard
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Rockford Road
Valentine
Sam Strickland
Joseph J. Cox
Miss Stewart
President Roosevelt Birthday Celebrations Raise Funds Nationwide
Across the country thousands celebrated Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 53rd birthday to aid infantile paralysis research and local health initiatives. Funds from Warm Springs and regional events totaled in the millions, with parties from New York to Los Angeles featuring cakes, balls, parades, and notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happyns
Ron
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Er New York
Frisco
M Dixie
Great Lakes
Warm Springs Foundation
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Warm Springs
New York
James Roosevelt
Waldorf- Astoria
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Smart Colony Club
Palm Beach
Fla
Miami
Thousands Armour
Giuseppe Zangara
Chicago
Edward Kelly
Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Valley
George McLaurine
Jane Brown
Decatur
Illinois State Penitentiary
Ace of Clubs entertained by Mrs Garner in Thomasville
Thomasville January 31 Mrs J F Garner hosted the Ace of Clubs bridge group at her Colonial drive home. Three tables played contract bridge with Alvah Boyles the top scorer receiving pottery. second place went to Mrs Walter Rapp who got a deck of cards. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. F. Garner
Colonial Drive
Ace of Clubs Bridge Group
Alvah Boyles
Walter Rapp
Walter Newby
Charles F. Phillips
Jesse Green
Vernon Snider
W. G. Smith
R. K. Farrington
W. E. Tomlingon
Nat. Walker
J. T. Alexander
Elsie Doxey
Three Men Held in Pickett Cotton Mill Robbery
Police report three men confessed to breaking into the Pickett Cotton Mill safe early this week. G. W. Patillo of Atlanta and two High Point residents, Robert Miller and W A Bradberry, are held on $2,500 bond awaiting preliminary arraignment on burglary and larceny charges after about 250 dollars was taken. Patillo was arrested in Charlotte with nitro glycerine, tying the case to the Georgia inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
W. G. Friddle
G. W. Patillo
Atlanta
Charlotte
Georgia
High Point
Robert Miller
Silk Street
W. A. Bradberry
Clark Street
Patillo
Tur Across 4 Worn ALF Across the World
A fragmentary verse fragment describes travels through Brittany and Spain in rain and mist. The speaker seeks a place to walk at night and light a fire, rejecting fetches of land or trinkets and claiming a quest for a higher path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Brittany
Spain
Bond Shop Opens Friday In High Point With New Staff
The Bond Shop of High Point opens Friday at 150 South Main Street under M. Dan Geller formerly of New York. The store showcases latest spring dresses in low to medium price ranges with chic merchandise from formal wear to street styles. Staff includes Miss Evelyn Boyd Miss Bisle Apple and Miss Beatrice Goolaby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
High Point
South Main Street
M. Dan Geller
New York
Mr. Geller
Evelyn Boyd
Misa Bisle Apple
Beatrice Goolaby
Levees Guarded To Prevent Dynamiting In Mississippi Area
Guards with rifles protect Tallahatchie levees as panicked residents fear dynamite use amid widespread flooding. North Mississippi towns including Glendora Webb and Sumner fight rising waters from the Coldwater river in the 1932 flood, with four to five feet of water reported in affected areas.
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Mississippi
Glendora
Mias
Tallahatchie
Ofendora
Webb
Sumner
Tallahatchie River
Flood Crest Expected With Limited Local Damage
Red Cross estimates about 25,000 people may be temporarily homeless across five counties partly inundated by the Coldwater flood. Forecasters predict water heights cresting by Friday or Saturday with minimal serious damage in the area.
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Red Cross
Troops Move to Quell Uruguay Revolt Under Terra Regime
In Montevideo on January date troops pressed to quell the revolt against President Gabriel Terra. Army aircraft searched for rebels as Terra called the movement a total failure. Additional insurrectionists were arrested in the Florida department while attempting to cut telegraph lines. Basilio Munos, rebel leader, reportedly planned to abandon his followers and return to Brazilian exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Jancn
Gabriel Terra
Florida
Basilio Munos
Banker's Meeting To Hear Dr Stallings
Regional Director J HM Stallings of the Soil Erosion Service in High Point will speak to the North Carolina Bankers Association at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh tonight. Four other Soil Erosion Service staff will speak.
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Opr. J. HM. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
High Point
North Carolina Banker's Association
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
T. C. Maurer
Economic League of
Franklin County
W. C. Wagmer
Bethany School
A. H. Veazey
W. D. Lee
Committee To Meet Of Chamber Of Commerce Agriculture Panel
The Agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow at 4 30 PM at the Chamber bureau Dr H Stallings regional director of the Soil Erosion Service will attend The committee includes W B Hall chairman H A Millis vice chairman and numerous members such as C Robbins J P Rawley P M Davis Dr T R Zimmer man F R Allman M H Folger Dr W L Jackson Dr A Jones B F Andrews J H mos and J J Blair among others
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Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
4. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
W. B. Hall
H. A. Millis
CC. &. Grayson
BR. KR. Ragan
C. €. Robbins
J. P. Rawley
P. M. Davis
T. KR. Zimmerman
F. R. Allman
M. H. Folger
W. L. Jackson
B. F. Andrews
Dunn
PD. KR. Pitts
A Hodgin
J. H. Mos
J. W. Austin
G Hog Sander Viegis Willard
North Carolina Driver's License Bill Cleared by Committees
A committee agreed on a comprehensive driver's license bill nearly matching the Carolina Motor Club proposal. The measure, backed by officials including John W. Aiken and Allen H. Gwyn, aims to pass both houses soon with changes mandating licenses for serious infractions and setting a three year term renewals with a $1 initial fee after November 1 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
North Carolina
Carolina Motor Club
John W. Aiken
Hickory
General Assembly
Allen H. Gwyn
Beideville
Motor Club
Cr. Arthur Kirkman
High Point Safety Committee
G. F. Edwards
High Point
Roads Committee
Ehringhaus
High Point Safety and Driver’s
Lcense
T. Wingate Andrews
F. J. Bartlett
W. L. Hunt
W. ©. Idol
Horace G. Siderton
P. V. Jennings
O. Arthur Kirkman
A. J. Keonce
Herbert Meyer
Miss Pat Miller
Earl W N. Phillips
Noble T. Paigg
Joseph Snyder
Roy J. Spearman
J. W. Swikgett
J. B. Thomas
Millard Todd
C. A. York
Safety Committee
North Main Street
Millard. Todd
High Point Club
Carolina Motor Elub
Burrus Seeks Bill Allowing Handbill Distribution
Raleigh January 81 Senator Dr J T Burrus of High Point proposed in the state legislature a bill to permit the distribution of handbills in public places. The measure aims to clarify rights and regulate the manner of dissemination by residents and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. T. Burrus
High Point
Legislature consider bill to curb local handbill bans
A bill proposes restraining municipal governments from prohibiting handbills and leaves distribution decisions to distributors. Burrus is listed as introducer by request. It is unclear if the assembly will circulate pleas for passage.
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Burrus
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B. Church
Pauline’ Ee Hoem
Wen
Mies Batley
Cleta Frasier
Bernell Spoon
Clara Mae Vestal
Wilma Reddeck
Edna Snyder
Thelma Frasier
Jewell Snyder
Mesdames Lela Payne
Helen Frazier
Clyde Red- Goat
Lucy Hester
Geneva Wall
J. L
J. B. Phillips
Greenville
D. C
Phill
Hartwell
Shirley Lee Palmer
W. l. Palmer
English Street
Daughtold Lee
Palmer
Ruby Leonard
Vance Lanier
Brentwood Avenue
Miss Caldwell
Alice Caldwell
A. 8. Caldwell
Charlotte Grimes
Washington, N. C
Nancy Cox
Continental Beauty College
W. Washington
Moffitt’s
Miss Freeze
B. W. Freese
Katherine Hayworth
Francesa Douglas
Meedames Jas. Armstrong
Ace of Clubs
Mrs. Garner
Paul Culp
Kershaw
Faye Long
Cooleemee
Mrs
Kelffer Long
Salem Street
T. Austin Finch
New York City
Betty Jennings
Jennie Reid Newby
Catherine Covington
Meredith College
Friddle
Trio
Carolinas
Grace Cranford
Beatrice Johnson
Woolworth’s
Glenn Hendrix
By Helen Welshimer
Bond Shop
Dr. Stallings
Main ST
Chantilly
Gorham Perkinson
Jewelers
N. Main
Main
Shaw-Walker
Cecil
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