Shower Honors Bride. Garden Club Officers Re-elected
Mrs. Hannah White hosted a lawn shower for Mrs. Alton Finn with four bridge tables and prizes. High score went to Relia Payne. Jessie Crowson earned consolation. The honoree received gifts and an ice course followed by visiting guests. Also, Mrs. H. A. White was re elected as president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs. A canning demonstration by Addie Houston inspired local women, with plans for August. Birth announcements include Edwin Donald Taylor and Jack Edward Hearne. Annie Lee Brewer is recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Finneh
Mildred Johnson
Trinity
Hannah White
Relia Payne
Jessie Crowson
Flinchum
Oscar Frye
Jamnita Andrews
Bess
Virginia
Kathleen Johnson
Jewel Parrish
Carrie Phillips
Louise Massey
Mary Neal Brown
Spencer, N. Co
Buren Andrews
Birtie White
High Point
H. A. White
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Lindsay Street
H. A. Millis
R. H. Sechrest
Fred Thomas
Burbank
W. G. Reich
Goodwill
Blake Thompson
John Hedrick
J. F. Hayden
P. W. Flagge
Local People News Roundup: Visits and a Birth
Residents and travelers gathered in the area with visits to homes on Park Street Winston-Salem road and Centennial avenue. A birth announcement notes Rev. and Mrs. Willey welcoming son Thomas Jr. on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Willey
Thomas, Jr
Lost Ugly Fat and Kruschen Salts Promise Weight Loss
A 29 year old woman reports losing 18 pounds using Kruschen Salts, weighing 159 pounds at 5 ft 8 in with a normal 33 inch waist and 43 inch hips. She notes improved energy and youthfulness, credits the salts, and advises diet changes to avoid pastry and fatty meats. The ad promotes a four week bottle and promises money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Adv
Visitor Honored by Miss Rucker at Thomasville
Miss Mary Rucker entertained at her home 200 West Main Street on Monday afternoon honoring her houseguest Miss Margaret Cecil of Lexington. High score winner was Miss Mary Faison Covington who received a card. Miss Cecil received a novelty necklace. Attendees included Isabel Boyles Phyllis Alexander Maxine Hall Dorothy Moore Willa Mae Everhart and Mary Rucker. Mr and Mrs Meade Hite left for Moore's Springs for the week. Delegates from Culbreth Harris Post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary to Asheville meeting returned. others attending included Mr and Mrs Clarence Tomlinson Mrs C A Cox Mrs A R Swaim and Phil Shuford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mary Rucker
Bridge
Weet Main Street
Margaret Cecil
Lexington
Mary Faison Covington
Cecil
Culbreth- Harris
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Asheville
Paul Green
Mamie Harris
H. G. Early
Ellis H. Davis
Clarence Tomlinson
C. A Cox
A. R. Swaim
Phil Shuford
Newby and Newby Return From Chicago Furniture Show
Cc H Newby and W F Newby returned Saturday from Chicago where they attended the furniture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. H. Newby
W. F. Newby
Chicago
Little Marcia Black Improves After Illness
Little Marcia Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Black was removed to her home on Lexington Avenue Tuesday after a period of critical illness. She is improving but remains unable to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Black
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
High Point Hospital
Hoover family at Camp Yonahlensee visit Blowing Rock
Mr and Mrs G M Hoover and daughter Alicene Hoover spent Sunday at Camp Yonahlensee near Blowing Rock visiting Mary Alice Hoover who is spending a month there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hoover
Alicene Hoover
Camp Yonahlessee
Blowing Rock
Mary Alice Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Jernigan Family Visiting From Nashville North Carolina
Mr and Mrs EB C Jernigan of Nashville NC arrived Sunday for a visit with Mrs Frank D Jones at her West Main Street home. They were accompanied by their young daughters Susanne and Peggy Marie in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Jernigan
Nashville
N. C
Roanoke Weekend Visit Ties Grimes and Tudor Families
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Grimes spent the weekend in Roanoke Virginia visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tudor. They were accompanied home by Miss Elizabeth Tudor who will visit friends here for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Grimes
Roanoke
W. H. Tudor
Elizabeth Tudor
Mrs Harris Taken For Operation On Kern Street
Mrs A H Harris of Kern Street was taken to City Memorial hospital Wednesday for an operation. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Coz
Guilford General Hospital
A. H. Harris
Kernstreet
City Memorial Hospital
Grimeses Travel to Visit Friends in Warsaw and Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Grimes left today for a visit with friends in Warsaw and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Grimes
Warsaw
Wilmington
Mrs Jessie Shelley Visits Relatives in Greensboro
Mrs Jessie Shelley staying with Mrs G M Hoover spent Sunday in Greensboro visiting relatives and sharing time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Shelley
G. M. Hoover
Greensboro
Mrs. T. B. Rucker Visits Winston-Salem Relatives
Mrs. T. B. Rucker of Winston-Salem spent Tuesday visiting her mother Mrs. George Yow and other relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Rucker
Winston- Salem
George Yow
Stone announce birth of daughter Martha Anita
Mr and Mrs J W Stone announce the birth of a daughter Martha Anita on Sunday July 10 at their home in the Allen Apartments Hill Street Asheboro They are former residents of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hearne
Jack Edward
Park Street
J. W. Stone
Martha Anita
Allen Apartments
Hill Street
Asheboro
Mrs. Stone
High Point
Kaplan Hosts Bridge Dinner in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs J H Kaplan entertained last night at their Greensboro home with a bridge dinner. Guests of honor were Mr and Mrs J B E Green and Mrs Ben Kudisher of Brooklyn NJ, visiting Mr and Mrs B Green in High Point. Circle Seven of the First Methodist Protestant Church Auxiliary will serve homemade ice cream cake and lemonade tonight from 7 to 10 on Mrs Gorrel Payne’s lawn at 1106 Blaine Avenue. Lotus Club meets Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs M F Crooks at 526 North Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kaplan
Greensboro
J. BE. Green
Ben Kudisher
Brooklyn
N. J
B. Green
High Point
First Methodist Protestant Church
Lotus Club
M. F. Crooks
North
Hamilton Street
Play Sweaters Knit With Gay Chic For Summer Wear
A NEA service feature notes sweaters this season blend fashion and function with a fitted look. Descriptions include a Copenhagen blue design with an oblong neck and puffed sleeves, a sun tan mesh sweater with a V-neck, and a black gray white ombre zigzag piece, all featuring long sleeves and pearling at wrists and neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortnam and Mason
Joan Savoy
Nea
Copenhagen Blue
Endeavor Society to Present Professor Pepp Friday
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the First M. P. church will stage a three act farce titled Professor Pepp by Walter Ben Hare this Friday at 8 pm in the Ray street school auditorium. A small admission will be charged and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
First M. P. Church
Professor Pepp
Walter Ben Hare
Ray Street
McCanless
High Point College
Mr. Buttonbuster
J. H. Moran
Howard Green
Robert Russell
Sim Batty
C. L. Gray
Peddler Benson
Dinner guests and travel plans noted in Winston Gale report
Mrs Bud Kearns and Mrs A B Elam of High Point and Mrs Homer Sink of Thomasville were dinner guests of Miss Ruth Shore at her Winston Gale home Wednesday night. Miss Ruth Coltrane departs tomorrow for Durham to visit relatives for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Kearns
A. B. Elam
High Point
Homer Sink
Thomasville
Ruth Shore
Winston Gale
Ruth Coltrane
Durham
Fireworks Boom In Hong Kong And Macau Trade Largest Factory
Business is booming in Hongkong and Macau with the south China firecracker industry growing. Officials cite large orders from the Dutch East Indies and the United States, which imports about $800000 worth of fireworks annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Macao
South China
Dutch East Indies
United States
New Forearm Water Wings Marketed as Swimming Aid
New inflatable forearm supports with an air valve replace chest worn water wings. The devices attach to the forearm with straps and aid novices in swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Little Nancy Lou Waitman Birthday Party at Greensboro Street
Lexington observers report Nancy Lou Waitman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cliff Waitman, celebrated her second birthday with about eighteen children at their Greensboro street home. Blue pink decor, balloons, games, a cake with the number 2, ice cream, and mint favors followed a party agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Nancy Lou Waitman
Cliff Waitman
Greensboro Street
Sermon on Temperance Set by Dr. J. C. Leonard
Dr. J. C. Leonard of First Reformed Church will preach a special temperance sermon Sunday at 11 AM. All members of the local WCTU are invited and every interested person is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Leonard
First Reformed Church
Annola Flying Field Opening At Reeds With Air Show
The Annola flying field at Reeds will open over the weekend with an air show next Sunday afternoon. Charlie Lohr, a well known aviator, will be in charge and promises stunting exhibitions parachute jump and wing walking as features. The field is located on the property of Mrs Annie Grimes and is named in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annola
Reeds
Charlie Lohr
Annie Grimes
Davidson County Men Pass State Medical Exam
The successful applicants who recently passed the medical examination of the state include Davidson county young men John Montgomery Andrew son of Abv and Mrs J D Andrew Olin Grady Fritz eldest son of Mr and Mrs D T Fritz Max Evans Whicker son of Mr and Mrs P B Whicker and Henry Clay Grubb Jr son of Mrs H C Grubb. Capt C W Trice Confederate veteran aged 89 suffered a heart attack Saturday morning at his East Center Street home and remains very ill. Mrs Edgar E Jones of Walterboro South Carolina a daughter arrived Sunday night to be at her father's bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson County
John Montgomery Andrew
J. D. Andrew
Olin Grady Fritz
D. T. Fritz
Max Evans Whicker
P. B. Whicker
Henry Clay Grubb, Jr
H. C. Grubb
C. W. Trice
East Center Street
Edgar E. Jones
Walterboro
S. C
Garden Club Meeting Prominent Guest Speaker Friday
The local Garden club will meet Friday morning at Mrs. B. C. Philpott's home on West Second Avenue with guest speaker Mrs. T. W. Andrews of High Point. All members urged to attend and bring a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Philpott
West Second Avenue
T. W. Andrews
High Point
Lexington Legion Auxiliary Attendees List Names
Attendees at the State Department meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary include Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Olive Mr. W H Phillips Mr. and Mrs. M H Shumway Mr. and Mrs. H R Shoaf Mr. and Mrs. L E Motley L A Caswell Mr. and Mrs. John Toten Cletus Welch Joe McCrary Mrs. Minnie Layden Carl Tussey Raymond Earnhardt Ray Sechriest Stanton Bennett and Robert Williams. The Bessie Hunt circle of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
State Department
American Legion and Auxiliary
Hubert Olive
W. H. Phillips
M. H. Shumway
H. R. Shoaf
L. E. Motley
L. A. Caswell
John Toten
Cletus Welch
Joe McCrary
Minnie Layden
Carl Tussey
Raymond Earnhardt
Ray Sechriest
Stanton Bennett
Robert Williams
Calotabs promise easy liver cleanse with one tablet
Old style calomel fell out of favor for griping and after effects. Calotabs claim a safe, tasteless one night laxative that leaves the liver clean by morning. Genuine Calotabs come in checkerboard packages with fixed prices. refunds offered if not delighted.
Coggins Family Leaves Milford Georgia for Home
George Coggins left Friday night to join his wife and children who have been with relatives in Milford Georgia for several weeks. The Cog gins family will return in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coggins
Milford
Coggins
Barbee Family Visiting Relatives in Albemarle
Mr and Mrs L L Barbee and their son Gilbert are visiting relatives in Albemarle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. L. Barbee
Gilbert
Albemarle
Mrs E H Hege Spends Weekend With Traveling Husband
Mrs E H Hege spent the week end with her husband who is working in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hege
Thomasville
Social Visit In High Point Neighborhood
Mrs. Robert Conrad and children Nell and Bobby, along with Mrs. Minnie Hinkle of High Point, spent Saturday with Mrs. H. O. Hege on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conrad
Nell
Bobby
Minnie Hinkle
High Point
O. Hege
W. Fifth Street
Sheroff Family Returns From Asheville Trip
Mr and Mrs D 8 Sheroff and sons Slim Everett and Fred have returned from a trip to Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheroff and Sons
Slim, Everett
Fred
Asheville
Mrs Hackney and party plan Myrtle Beach cottage week
Mrs Fred Hackney visits Greenville South Carolina to see relatives. Mrs J O Boaze and daughter Meredith join a group of friends at Myrtle Beach South Carolina and will spend the week at Allendale cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Boaze
Meredith
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Allendale Cottage
Mrs L M Grimes Returns From Baltimore Hospital
Mrs. L. M. Grimes has returned from a Baltimore hospital and is now undergoing treatment in Winston-Salem.
L Gordon and Sam Mar Visit Myrtle Beach
L Gordon and Sam Mar spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach enjoying seaside recreation and relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gordon
Sam Margrave
Myrtle Beach
Miss Katheryn Hall Visited Relatives in Montgomery County
Miss Katheryn Hall spent the week with relatives in Montgomery County. Local social notes mark the visit as a brief household gathering and a common regional activity.
Miss Marjorie Powers Visits Miss Margaret Moore
Miss Marjorie Powers of High Point visits Miss Margaret Moore on Salisbury Street to spend time together and share a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Powers
High Point
Margaret Moore
Salisbury Street
Sunday Ball Discussion Sparks Raleigh Meeting
A special Raleigh Ministerial Association session is called for this morning to discuss Sunday baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Raleigh Ministerial Association
Texas-Spain to United States: Six regimes over the state
A historical sequence traces rule over Texas from the Spanish period through Spain and Mexico eras, the Texas Republic, the Confederacy, and finally the United States. Each regime reshaped borders, governance, and identity across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Spain
France
Mexico
Texas Republic
Confederate States
The
United States
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Ad
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder promises a youthful complexion. It claims to prevent large pores hide wrinkles and lines and stay on longer with a new French process. Sold at Mann Drug Stores and Eckerd's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Stores
Eckerd’s
Adv
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Garden Club Council
Miss Houston
Addie Houston
Guilford County
Springfield Friends Community Church
Wilburn Taylor
Edwin Donald
Annie Lee Brewer
East Green Street
Will Beld
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
B. A. Litten
Rantoul, IL
Mrs. Litten
Cora Johnston
Marjorie Warford
Chattanooga
Mrs. T. I. Warford
Winston-Salem Road
City
J. J. Kirkman
Tate Sechrest
Archdale
W. L. Shook
South
Sergeant
H. W. Alexander
Maxwell Field, Ala
Sergeant Alexander
J. R. Alexander
Alexander
Parkway
Jessie Williams
Ina McAdams
Centennial Avenue
Irene Reynolds
Ralph Vance
Jack Bulla
Wilma Wanamaker
Annie Lee Moorer
C. G. Dantzler
Bowman
D. C
Rucker
Legion
Mrs. Meade Hite
Moore's Springs
Mrs. Kaplan
Lilly Wade
Endeavor Society
Lexington Society
Catawba College
Salisbury
Curry F. Lopp
C. F. McCrary
J. M. Neese
Dorothea Dorsett
Edna Thompson
Virginia McCrary
Lilla Belle McCrary
Lela Hed
Elizabeth
Ruth Leonard
M. E. Church
Katie Brown
Pickard Circle
John Craver
Fred Everhart
Mary Carmichael
W. L. Cripliver
Matthew Morgan
L. EB. Motley
Hayes
First Baptist Church
John Lopp
Howard Jones
Mary Yarborough
Co. M. Wall, Sr
Carroll Wall
West Third Avenue
Bessie Hunt
Fred Hackney
Greenville
Yow’'s Funeral
Yow's Funeral Home
Yow’s Funeral Home
Nelly
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