High Point M E Young People's Union Meets Thursday
The regular meeting of the High Point M E Young People's Union will be held Thursday night at Trinity M E Church at 8 o'clock. Reports on the Conference for Young People at Lake Junaluska last week will be given by the attendees from High Point. Named attendees include George Wdham, Raymond White, Nevie ardee, Viola Brigman, Amna lie Sowers, Margaret Austin, Luise Hardison, Evelyn Sharp, Richard Short, Lawrence Byrum and Carey Atkins.
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Igh Point
M. E
Young
Local Notices on Departures and Visits
Miss Bertha Barbour leaves today for Beaufort after two weeks visiting sister Miss Blanche Barbour and Miss Abel Hoover Hargett. Barbour to visit Kinsten id Paradise Point relatives before returning home. Mr and Mrs Fletcher and sister Mrs Bean return home after week in Kindrich Virginia. They are joined by Mrs Pan's daughter Miss Virginia Pan who spent three weeks there with her father.
Evening card party at country club to draw record attendance
The popular series evening card party for club members will be held at the country club. Plans aim for record attendance with attractive prizes for high scores. Tables may be reserved with club secretary C Abels. Hostesses include Mrs James W Poole Mrs Jesse Washburn and Mrs Harold Bennett. Refreshments offered by the club.
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Ladies and Cry Country Club
Ihn C. Abels
James W. Poole
Jesse Washburn
Irold Bennett
Rimmer Family Trip Through Roxboro Ends Return Home
Mrs. Macie Rimmer and daughters Misses Ollie Frances and Abel Rimmer, with Henry Hughes, spent yesterday in Roxboro and returned home last evening.
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Macie Rimmer
Ollie
Frances
Abel Rimmer
Hnny Hughes
Roxboro
Miss Lucille Spoone Is Honored On Thirteenth Birthday
A party given by Mr and Mrs M M Spoone at 515 Park Street celebrated Lucille Spoone turning 13. Pink and white décor, contests, and refreshments followed by gifts from guests including Edith Green and Marguerite Byerley.
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Lucille Spoone
M. M. Spoone
Park Street
Lucille
Edith Green
Marguerite Byerley
Spone
Evelyn Spoone
Marjorie McCarter
Ellen Young
Georgette Priest
Treva Embler
Ruby Williamson
Sunshine Young
Paul McCarter
Dewey
Leon Robertson
Bertha King
Eloise
Levandh Spoone
Marguerite Byerly
Marguerite Bishop
Local Party Leaves For Washington Trip
Mrs. Clayton Kearns travels with her mother Mrs. Lee Proctor and Mrs. M. M. Kearns plus Mrs. D. R. Crotts and Mrs. G. W. Crotts leaving by motor for a few days in Washington D C. Mrs. Crotts arrived recently for a two months visit with relatives before returning to California.
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Clayton Kearns
Lee Proctor
M. M. Kearns
D. R. Crotts
Asheboro
G. W. Crotts
Los Angeles
Calif
Washington, D. C
Crofts
California
Abbott announce birth of twin daughters
Mr and Mrs C E Abbott announce the birth of twin daughters Margaret Ann and Mildred Ray on July 17 at their home on High Point route one.
Wilma Price Hosts Children's Party on Thomasville Road
Wilma Price entertained a group of friends at her home on the Thomasville road Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed lawn games and contests followed by refreshments in the dining room. Readable names include Marie Lening Ramona Hussey Mabel Stanley Ida Mae Dixon Mildred Webb Alvin Hussey Jonas Price Douglas J C Ray Hussey Thomas Stanley Albert Keck Bud Dixon Nina Webb Ruby Bradley Zella Stanley Cyide Price.
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Wilma Price
Thomasville Road
Marie Lening
Ramona Hussey
Mabel Stanley
Ida Mae Dixon
Mildred Webb
Alvin Hussey
Jonas Price
Douglas
J. C
Ray Hussey
Thomas Stanley
Albert Keck
Bud Dixon
Nina Webb
Ruby Bradley
Zella Stanley
Cyide Price
Girls Pentagon Club to Meet at Miss Davis Home
The Girls Pentagon club will hold its weekly meeting at the home of Miss Helen Davis on Woodrow Avenue this evening at 7 30. Full attendance is expected from members.
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Pentagon
Helen Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Methodist Group Cabinet Meet At Wesley Memorial Church
The regular cabinet meeting of the City M E Young People’s Union will be held tonight at Wesley Memorial church office at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to be present at this meeting.
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Methodist
M. E. Young People'’s Union
Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs Coy Moose and Relatives Travel to Washington and Alexandria
Mrs Coy E Moose and daughter Effie Irene left yesterday for Alexandria Virginia and Washington to visit relatives. They were joined by Mrs W A Bringle Miss Meatta Bringle and W A Bringle Jr of Salisbury. Mrs T W Suttonfield returns from New York Boston. Mrs A B Blam returns to Montheau Avenue after weeks at Ocean View Virginia. Mr and Mrs J P Rawley return to Johnson Street after a few days at Blowing Rock. Friends report Mrs J A Mizzelle improving at the Sheraton after a serious illness.
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Coy BE. Moose
Effie Irene
Alexandria
Washington
W. A. Bringle
Meatta Bringle
W. A. Bringle, Jr
Salisbury
A. B. Blam
Montheu Avenue
Ocean View
J. P. Rawley
Johson Street
Blowing Rock
J. A. Mizzelle
Sheraton Hotel
Travel Luggage Advances Ease Family Vacations
Margaret McBride notes new luggage designs simplify trips by car or plane. Rounded corners, inflatable pillows, baby seats, dog and goldfish travel gear, and compact organizers reduce clutter and discomfort for families on longer journeys. Air travel limits weight, leaving essential items like cosmetics and select garments.
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Margaret McBride
Services
New York
Pug
Dog
Pat
Mike
The Economics of Advertising in Society
The article argues advertising boosts efficiency and lowers prices by reducing costs and enabling mass distribution. It supports competition, encourages invention, accelerates product improvement, and strengthens demand while underpinning newspapers and radio. Net effects include higher production employment and living standards.
Mrs Roach Honors Miss Marie Michael Newcomer To City
Mrs Heartley Roach entertained at her home Saturday night in honor of Miss Marie Michael who recently moved to High Point from Asheville to make her future home. After games refreshments were served. Guests included Mildred Poovey Dot Poplin Helen Jarrell Sarah Brown Aldine Edwards Harold Roach Kenneth Fred Smith Walter Reich Jr William Bennett Billy Morris Sonny Davis Alfred Smith and Marie Michael
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Heartley Roach
Marie Michael
High Point
Asheville
Mildred Poovey
Dot Poplin
Helen Jarrell
Sarah Brown
Aldine Edwards
Messra Harold Roach
Kenneth and
Fred Smith
Walter Reich, Jr
William Bennett
Billy Morris
Littl
Sonny” Davis
Alfred Smith
Wedding Guests Gather for Emma Barton and Enel A Jones
Mrs. Fred Voliva and Mrs. James Moffitt attended the private wedding of Miss Emma Barton of Greensboro to Enel A Jones of Winston-Salem. The ceremony occurred yesterday at five o clock at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Harry Barton, in Greensboro. The article notes A B Caldwell’s condition at Burron Memorial hospital remains unchanged.
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Fred Voliva
James Moffitt
Emma Barton
Greensboro
Enel A. Jones
Winston-Salem
Harry Barton
Ill health and a restful night noted for patient
The patient had been critically ill with pneumonia and complications for three weeks but this morning it was reported he spent a restful night.
Maniac Hunted After Street Attacks In Anniston
Police in Anniston Alabama hunted a man described as a former inmate of an insane asylum after he struck four youths along a street during a two hour period Saturday night. Victims James Hubbard 18 Gladys Grey 15 Willie Roberts 18 and Boyd Hammond 7 suffered fractured skulls and were in serious condition. A suspect in custody for questioning offered an alibi. victims recalled a man in overalls.
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Anniston
Ala
State Insane Asylum
P. W. Cotton
James Hubbard
Gladys Grey
Willie Roberts
Boyd Hammond
Ore Man
Unemployed Reach Three Million in 1878
In 1878 about 3,000,000 people were unemployed in the United States, out of roughly 40,000,000 residents. The figures reflect a high jobless rate during the period.
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United States
Simple Youthful Frock Pattern 9367 From Marian Martin
Pattern 9367 offers a breezy youth frock with scalloped yoke pockets slit sleeves and bright buttons. Available sizes 14 through 42 requires 3 yards 36 inch fabric for size 16. Order by mail with fifteen cents per pattern to Marian Martin pattern department New York.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Miss Florence White Hosts Shower for Mrs Clark Hanes
Deep River residents attended a miscellany shower at Miss Florence White's home honoring Mrs. Clark Hanes nee Dorothy Hall. The bride received many useful gifts while cookies and punch were served.
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Florence White
Clark Hanes
Dorothy Hall
Local Residents Share Visits Across North Carolina Towns
Mrs Ida L Wood returned home after an extended visit with relatives in Climas North Carolina. Clifton Williard family spent the weekend at Wrightsville Beach. Evelyn Goodson and children of Salisbury extended visit with relatives. W F Wheeler group visited Eva Thornton then went to Winston Salem. Pearl Jones returned from Myrtle Beach. Ollie Gossett stayed with sister Cyrus Burgess in Gibsonville. Elbert Farlow from Guilford College visited sister J L Skeen. J L Hines was guest of Mrs T J Jones. Arthur Yates and daughter Barbara Anne of Guilford College Route 1 and Burrus Jones of High Point spent the fourth with relatives. Finley Hiatt of Greensboro visited sister R L Borum and they spent time in High Point with Belle Lyndon. Loie Skeen was dinner guest of Merle Briggs. R T Jordan and family also mentioned.
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Arthur Yates
Barbara Anne
Guilford College
Route 1
Burrus Jones
High Point
Finley Hiatt
Greensboro
R. L. Borum
Belle Lyndon
Work At State College Til Fall
J Frank Hicks left this morning for State College where he will work in the mechanical engineering department until September when he will enter the school Hicks graduated at the local high school last spring.
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J. Frank Hicks
State College
Mr. Hicks
Hbigh School
Thoubthful Ex Husband Blesses New Union Near Camp
Joe Fleener a 45 year old tourist camp proprietor in Blue Springs Missouri divorced his wife, paid alimony, and hosted her at his camp. He then arranged a marriage for her with Jim Phelps, paid the minister, and gave the couple $500 with his blessing. He stipulated they not live near his camp.
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Blue Springs
Joe Fleener
Here
Jim Phelps
Fleener
Mrs Johnny Rocuet Returns Home From Asheville Visit
Mrs Johnny Rocuet of Asheville, who has been visiting at the home of her mother Mrs Alille Williams, spent Sunday afternoon in Trinity with relatives before returning to her home.
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Trinity
Johnny Rocuet
Ashe
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