Mrs Cooper hosts Friday luncheon for friends
Mrs J Ben Cooper invites a group to a Friday 11:30 luncheon at her Statesville home. The item lists other local society happenings including hospital news, class meetings, attendances at Salem College finals, and social events in High Point.
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Cooper
J. Ben Cooper
High Point
Statesville
Lula Bryan Freeland
B. C. Freeland
High Point Hospital
Salem
Salem College
Winston-Salem
A. 8. Caldwell
Alfred Caldwell
C.F. Tomlinson
J. A. Morris
W. C. Idol
Robinson
Harold Bennett
Comer Covington
James Corrigan
Lyman Redding
Grattan Foy
Country Club
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Jordan Delivers Annual Sermon at High School
Rev. G. Ray Jordan delivered the 1931 High Point High School baccalaureate sermon in the school auditorium. He argued Christianity must face all facts, ask questions, and seek truth, urging light and earnest inquiry as essential to a surviving faith.
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High Point High School
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Jordan
Jesus Christ
Burton
University of Chicago
Jesus
Henry Jones
Local Social Calendar Highlights Weekday Meetings
Tuesday events include Good Will Garden Club with Mrs R D Tillson on North Hamilton and a annual picnic. Bridge hosted by Mrs Paul Casey at Woodbrook. Sigma Theta Club gathers with Mrs Leslie Bowling. Wednesday brings Burbank Garden Club with Mrs John Teague on Hillcrest Drive. Contract Club meets with Mrs Brantley McAdoo, and the Women's Club hosts a Pickett farm garden party. Thursday Entre Nous club visits Mrs S C Clark on Parkway. Lotus Club meets Friday with Mrs H N Mitchell at 800 Carrick Avenue.
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Good Will Garden Club
Brantley McAdoo
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Clark
Parkway
Lotus Club
H. N. Mitchell
Carrick Avenue
Hiatt to Edward Merritt McEachern Saturday Ceremony
Miss Hiatt's engagement is announced with a ceremony set for Saturday at six o clock. Miss Clark, a schoolmate, is mentioned in the couple’s social circle alongside Greensboro visitors the Fentresses.
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Hiatt
Edward Merritt McEachern
Clark
Miss Hiatt
St. Mary’s School
Iice
B. Lee Fentress
Greensboro
Library Summer Hours In Effect At High Point
The summer schedule for High Point library begins today, running from 2 to 9 p.m. daily for four months. It replaces the winter hours when the library opened at 9 a.m. and closed at 12 a.m. midnight.
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High Point Hay
Religion that Endures the Call to Modern Hearts
The passage argues that faith must satisfy inner hungers and guide through life. It cites Royce Nixon and Peary to frame religion as a dynamic force that dares, challenges, and offers spiritual discovery through Jesus Christ.
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Josiah Royce
Nixon
Peary
North Pole
North
Jesus Christ
Sunday Sermon on Potent Factors in Human Personality
Dr. Charles H. Na b ers preached at First Presbyterian about personality and effectiveness. He argued that goodness brilliance education and titles do not guarantee impact and that success rests on the sum of character purpose and focus, illustrated by anecdotes of misplaced talents and varied pursuits.
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First Presbyterian
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Nervous condition woman credits Cardus remedy
Mrs. P. L. Reynolds of Spartanburg describes severe nerves and low spirits, saying after one bottle of Cardus she improved, stopped crying spells, slept better, and felt like new. She continued using it as a tonic.
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P. L. Reynolds
W. Main St
Spartanburg
Cardus
Integrity as Core of Living at First Presbyterian
A sermon exhorts zeal and intensive preparation for work for men and God, urging lasting integrity as the foundation of character. It cites Paul, Thomas Huxley, Hambone, and Edison, warning against superficial effort and praising diligence, discipline, and spiritual dependence on Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterians Church
God
Paul
University of Experience
Thomas Huxley
Hambone
Thomas A. Fdison
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
Hull Would Revise Tariff Downward
Senator Hull of Tennessee urged a downward tariff revision blaming brokers for global depression. He called Democrats to insert a low tariff plank and argued reducing tariffs would aid domestic and world recovery, stating high walls cause abnormal business conditions and must come down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Tennessee
Iton
Rogers Caldwell Faces Charges of Breach of Trust
Rogers Caldwell, financier, arraigned in criminal court on charges of fraudulent breach of trust. His attorney said he would not prepare for trial and possible change of venue was discussed. The indictments allege Caldwell moved collateral from the Bank of Tennessee to Caldwell and Company and substituted lesser securities.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rogers
Caldwell
W. Mack Faln
Skene
Caldwell and Company
Bank of Tennessee
Ash Abandons His Flight From Tokyo
A Tokyo dispatch reports Thomas Ash Jr. abandoned his planned non stop flight across the Pacific and began returning to Tokyo. The failure rests on the plane not meeting expectations with motor trouble yielding only 1650 rpm instead of the required 1850 for his heavy fuel load.
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Tokyo
Rengo Agency
Shamashiro
Thomas Ash, Jr
Pacific
Ash
Rengo
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