Nurses Will Not Meet This Month
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club will not hold its regular meeting this month. Other notices list Oak View PTA meeting tonight at 8, Wednesday Bridge Club at 3 36 at Mrs Maury Cralle’s Edgedale Drive home, birth of Betty Sue Jarrett on July 7, and various club gatherings and postposed Home Department meeting due to sickness.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
Maury Cralle
Edgedale Drive
Mrs. C. N. Jarrett
Betty Sue
Mill Street
Welch M. P. Church
Thomas Winslow
Mangum Avenue
Home Dept
Home Department
The
First Baptist Church
Nance family reunion set for Sunday near Asheboro
The Nance and allied families plan a Sunday July 13 reunion at Alfred Nance’s residence seven miles west of Asheboro near Back Creek. Everyone is invited to bring lunch and join a joyful gathering. The notice lists friendly expectation and directions for attendees.
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Nance
Alfred Nance
Asheboro
Back Creek
Notable Visits and Illnesses Mentioned in Community Notes
William Hall Jr visits relatives in Danville Virginia. J M Farlowe is seriously ill at his home. Ione Bridges of Benton Arkansas visits Mrs Clyde Chapman on Centennial Avenue. Mr and Mrs W A Parham and Mrs Ray Henderson have re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall, Jr
Danville, Va
Ione Bridges
Benton, Ark
Clyde W. Chapman
Centennial Avenue
W. A. Parham
Ray Henderson
California Automobile Association notes 3 percent vehicle recovered
The California Automobile Association reports statistics showing that three percent of stolen motor vehicles are recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
California Automobile Association
Mississippi Motorists Pay Gasoline Taxes After Year
Mississippi motorists paid seven million seven hundred forty two thousand five hundred sixty four dollars in gasoline taxes last year.
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Mississippi
Jellied Salads and Ring Mold Creations for Meals
A home article explains satisfying jellied salads and ring mold presentations for suppers on hot evenings. It suggests chicken in aspic or tomato jelly with watercress, vegetable tomato jelly, and fruit salads with whipped cream centers. It notes hollow ring molds are inexpensive and offers tips to unmold cleanly.
Paradise Point Hosts Large Weekend Gathering
Paradise Point resort drew many visitors from High Point and across the state for a three day holiday weekend. Guests included J Knox Wilson and a long list of local residents with boating fish dinners, beach trips, and overnight parties noted among the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Point
High Point
J. P. Rawley
J. Knox Wilson
N. C. Yakley
Ruth Russell
E. C. Criddlebaugh
George Welch
P. E. Sherrill
Mooresville
Buster Rawley
Jack Tucker
Geo. T. Wood
J. W Wilson
Buddie Wilson
Buck Welch
John Hill
Frank Robbins
Charles Robbins, Jr
Hunters
Greensboro
Coy Willard
Zeb V. Conyer
Foushee
Robert Lambeth
Charlie Craven
Miss Craven
Earlie Yountz
Beatrice Couch
Howard
Wilmington
Fewer Jobs in State Bureau Report Says
RALEIGH July 8 The State Federal employment bureau with bureaus in major cities employed 6 000 fewer people in the fiscal year ended June 30 than in the preceding year The report issued here yesterday showed Employment was found for 18 386 persons compared to 4 620 the year before Skilled labor rose by 203 while unskilled labor declined by nearly 5 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Federal Employment Bureau
Production of raw silk is contemplated in Czechoslovakia
A Czechoslovak planning notice indicates possible development of a raw silk industry. Officials assess feasibility, investment needs, and potential regional sites for cultivation and processing to expand textile output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Charity luncheon in Thomasville honors New York visitors
Miss Julia Brown Jennings hosted a luncheon at the Blue Willow Tea room in Winston-Salem area for guests Miss Bettie Hubbard of White Plains New York Miss Juliette Ellis of Port Henry New York Miss Violet Fox of New Rochelle New York and Miss Susie Crowell. A four course luncheon and a colored flower centerpiece marked the occasion with seating for six including Miss Catherine Lambeth and Miss Julia Brown Jennings. Also noted are health treatment in Greensboro for Miss Annie Yow and Elizabeth Yow and visits from Billie Green of Lexington staying with cousin Paul Green Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Julia Brown Jennings
Blue Willow Tea Room
Winston-Salem
Bettie Hubbard
White Plains
N. Y
Juliette Ellis
Port Henry
Catherine Lambeth
Violet Fox
New Rochelle
Mise
Susie Crowell
Julliette Ellis
Peacock Family Leaves Kinneywood for Birmingham Home
Mrs. J. W. Peacock and her sons James and Thomas visited Mrs. Vernon Snyder in Kinneywood and left Sunday for Birmingham, where they will establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Peacock
James
Thomas
Vernon Snyder
Kinneywood
Birmingham
Grace Barringer Guest of Vernon Snyder Relative
Miss Grace Barringer of High Point visited Sunday as a guest of her niece Mrs Vernon Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barringer
High Point
Vernon Snyder
Miss Alliene Hoover Attends Lexington Party
Miss Alliene Hoover attended a Tuesday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Ray McCrary at her Lexington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene Hoover
Ray McCrary
Lexington
Arden Couple and Asheville Relative Visit After Death
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Noble of Arden and Mrs. J. C. Abee of Asheville were in the city Sunday and Monday where they were summoned by the death of their father John C. Clodfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oland Leviner
Garey Leviner
Bennettsville
S. C
J.H. Leviner
Stephen Noble
Arden
J. C. Abee
Asheville
City
John Cc. Clodfelter
Asheville visitors share Fridge night with Stone family
Major Wallace B. Stone of Asheville traveled with Judge McRae and Solicitor Glenn Young and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ss. Stone, the former’s parents, during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Stone
Asheville
McRae
Glenn Young
M. Ss. Stone
Miss Ebbie Lamb Heads to Wrightsville Beach for Holidays
Miss Ebbie Lamb left Wednesday for Wrightsville Beach to spend the holidays and weekend. She will return early next week after enjoying seaside activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbie Lamb
Wrightsville Beach
Miss Sallie McComan Visited McCall South Carolina
Miss Sallie McComan spent the weekend at McCall inviting friends as guests for leisure.
Local residents depart and visit relatives this week
Miss Mary Pike left Sunday night to resume work after ten days at her Highland avenue home. Miss Dion Armfield of Greensboro is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Griffith. G. M. Hoover and Gen. George attend the Chicago furniture show. Miss Decie Chambers left Saturday for Sanford to spend two weeks with relatives and friends. Miss Mollie Lines of Greensboro is visiting Miss Eugenia Fife this week.
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Galax Bible
Grace Bulla
Galax
Friends Church
Agnes Byrum
Nell Bulla
Friends Church Bible School Committee
R. P. Casey
Doris
North Wilkesboro
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
J. E. Woosley
W. B. Hall
Danville
Polly Weber
Hall
Mary Pike
Highland Avenue
Dion Armfield
Greensboro
Mrs. C. M. Griffith
Decie Chambers
Sanford
Mollie Lines
Eugenia Fife
Misses Helen and Annie Hinkle Visit Greensboro Student Weekend
Misses Helen and Annie Hinkle, students in the summer session at North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro, spent the weekend in town with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Annie Hinkle
Greensboro
Baden resident visits mother in Westmoreland home
Mrs. R L Williams of Baden stayed with her mother Mrs. R F Westmoreland. D W Ravesies of High Point was a business visitor here Monday. Clyde Swaim spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Williams of
Baden
R. F. Westmoreland
D. W. Ravesies of
High Point
Clyde Swaim
Myrtle Beach
Funeral for J. E. Williamson Held in Lexington
Mrs. Paul Green attended the funeral of J. E. Williamson in Lexington yesterday. Williamson was the father of Mrs. W. T. Green of Lexington, formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
J. E. Williamson
Lexington
Williamson
W. T. Green
Miss Ruth Primm in Greensboro Summer Visit
Miss Ruth Primm of N. C. C. W. Greensboro spent the weekend at her home here during the summer term break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Primm
Greensboro
Social visit to Riverton at Johnsons summer home
Miss Catherine Lambeth and guests Miss Bettie Hubbard Miss Juliette Ellis of New York state spent time here with Miss Evelyn Mc Millan and Dave Watson as they motor to Riverton to the summer home of Mr and Mrs Archibald Johnson where they spent last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lambeth
Bettie Hubbard
Juliette Ellis
New York State
Evelyn McMillan
Dave Watson
Riverton
Archibald Johnson
Highway name change request blocked for Lindbergh Boulevard
St Louis county officials asked to rename a highway Lindbergh boulevard but the Missouri highway commission refused the proposal. The decision leaves the current designation in place and preserves existing road names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis County
The
Missouri Highway Commission
American Lumber Gains Popularity for Greece Construction
American construction lumber is gaining popularity in Greece as builders embrace imported wood for homes and infrastructure projects. The trend reflects rising demand from Greek developers and increased availability of U S plywood and framing timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
North Carolina medical students pass state exam results issued
Eighteen five of the ninety medical students taking the full state exam in Raleigh June 17 earned licenses. Dr L A Crowell of Lincolnton led with 94 percent, followed by Dr R E Nichols Jr of Durham with 93 percent and 37. Dr George B Walton of Greensboro, Tulane graduate, scored 92 percent and 37. Dr MacConnell announced the pass rate at the Enterprise Bureau from the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Crowell
Lincolnton
Tulane University
R. E. Nichols, Jr
Durham
University of Pennsylvania
George B. Walton
Greeneboro
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Neighborhood Thimble Club
L C. McSwaim
Madison Avenue
R. L. Conrad
Swaim
P. S
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Tees
Association
First Baptist Philathea
First Baptist Sunday School
R. A. Craven
Lexington Avenue
C. C. Walker
MR. Neese
D. A. Neese
High Point Hospital
W. Carl Turnage
English Street
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Marie Curlee
Iane Lewis
Anne Harrell
Mary Frown
Eugene Vaughn
Robert Winfrey
Reed Shelton
Marie
Roda Curlee
White Oak Street
AH Boo White
Thomas Turner, III
Sandy Rankin
Peyton Voorhees
Peter Robeson Armstrong
Anna Lou Doctor
Blanchard Bonner, Jr
Lee Everhart
Phylis Fesperman
Ruth Ellis
Sarah Coe Hunsucker
Aida Ingram
Jack Fa
Prince Andrews
Doris Cecil
Charles Casey
Joseph Coffield
Love
Norfolk
Blackstone
Mrs
A. G. Moore
Charlotte
Mr. Moore
Mrs. O. T. Moore
McAnally Apartments
Lawrence Matton
Lawrence, Jr
Mrs. Matton
Mrs. Hyde
Buchanan, Va
Mildred Anderson
Warsaw
Florence Outlaw
Richardson Street
George G. Stanton
Aiken and
Frances
Macon
Mrs. Stanton
McAnally
J. M. Davis
Grace
Jewel Helms
Carolina Beach
Lake Waccamaw
J. E. Millis
Myrtle Beach, S. C
Frank Wineskie
Washington, D. C
Spencer Wise
Ben Cooper
Statesville
T. D. Hedrick
J. R. Valentine
A. J. McArthur
Sam and
E. K. McArthur
Carolina B Beach
R. L. Smith
J. C. Chadwick
Cleo Chadwick
Chimney Rock
Lure
E. W. Meare
H. D. Roberts
Enigma
Tr. L. Roberts
Nannie Lou
Elsie Hancock
Wadesboro
T. A. Hancock
Mr. Hancock
Mrs. Hancock
C. G. Burrows
E. L. Bowman
Hal Burrows
Herman Burrows
Fave
Ocean View
J. M. Farlowe
Greer Street
Hart's
Ingram's Drug
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
State Bureau
Thomasville Society
W. G. Hinkle
Miss Annie
Elizabeth Yow
S. R. Taylor
Billie Green
Paul Green, Jr
G. M. Hoover and
Gon. George
Chicago
Horlick’s
Racine, Wisconsin
Sal
Dize Awning & Tent Co
N. Main St
Rae An
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
North Main St
MacConnell
Board of Examiners
Foy - Robinson
Poland
Mount Airy
Beavans
Guenada
Tmiller Beautiful Shoes
Uality Shoe Store
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