Miss Kearns Hosts Party for Bride-Elect Miss Spencer
Miss Carlene Kearns entertains at her home in Haigh Point for Jeanne Spencer bride elect. Guests played cards, won prizes, and gifts showered the honoree while refreshments featured cake ice cream and nuts served by Mrs. Paul Spencer and Mrs. Kearns.
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Haigh Point
N. C
Kearns
Spencer
Carlene Kearns
Jeanne Spencer
China
Paul R. Spencer
Mrs. Kearns
Miss Spencer
Jean Bales
Helena Upshaw
Evelyn McKinney
Ida Ruth Jones
Anne Alman
Doris Horne
Dot Woodell
Helen Stephens
Elna
Joyce Kearns
Joyce Kearns, and Mesdames
Harold Hall
Michael Kennerly
William Measle
Paul Spencer
City To Auction Four Pieces Of Property Monday
Four parcels will be sold at public auction for the City of High Point Monday at 11 am at the city hall entrance. Lots 70 and 71 on Dorris street near Scales, 25 by 150 feet each with starting bid 100 dollars. Lot 11 on Worth avenue near East Green street, 50 by 150 feet, starting bid 350 dollars. Lots 15 and 16 on Dayton street near Forrest avenue, unspecified size, starting bid 450 dollars. A parcel on Louise avenue near North Hamilton street, 75 by 200 feet, starting bid 900 dollars. Commissioner's deed for each.
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High Point
City Hall
Dorris Street
Scales Street
Worth Avenue
East Green Street
Dayton Street
Forrest Avenue
Louise Avenue
Hamilton Street
Last Wish Fulfilled for Governor Hogg in Texas
The late Governor Hogg wished his grave marked by a pecan tree and an old-fashioned walnut and that nuts be shared and planted statewide. The plan is now being carried out with trees planted and nuts distributed across Texas.
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Hogg
Texas
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
About People Miss Macbell Kimsey and small son of Memphis have arrived in the city to visit relatives on Curry road. Mrs. Rennie of Raleigh arrives tomorrow to spend days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ingle, a former city resident. Mrs. Baxter Elliott returns home from travels in Texas and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Brown of Greenville Texas arrive to spend weeks with Mrs. Brown’s parents. Mrs. Roger Wallace and son accompany them from Texas. Miss Mary Alice Thayer earns a Master of Arts from George Peabody College in Nashville. Mrs. Hartgrove recuperating in Richmond VA after surgery. Mrs. Faye Hughes remains ill at daughter’s home. Mrs. Proctor rests after a serious operation in High Point. Mrs. Addie Carr’s condition unchanged at home. Mrs. Sherwood Forrest to Myrtle Beach to join husband. Mr. and Mrs. Chacon return to St. Louis after vacation with McDonald family.
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Macbell Kimsey
Memphis, Tenn
City
Curry Road
Joseph Rennie
Raleigh
Uest
Paul Ingle
Brook
Sal
Wayne L. Brown
Greenville
Texas
Mary Alice Thayer
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Birth Announcements From High Point Memorial Hospital
The notice lists births in June at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit and Boulevard unit. Parents include Thomas, Cornwall, McKnight, Lowe, Bronson, Ritch, Albertson, Craven, Queen, Demsey King, with details of names and parental addresses.
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Kenneth Cornwall
Robert Brooks Cornwall
East
Russell Street
Kenneth Wayne
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
McKnight
Wilbur McKnight
Clara Cox
Cathie Ann
Reginald Lowe
Frank Lowe
Route 1
Reginald Ray
Boulevard Unit
Michael Bronson
William Blaine Bronson
Granby Street
Michael Dan
Roger Ritch
Herman Albert Ritch
Willowbrook
Roger Franklin
Albertson Barry
Robert Glenn Albertson
Rt. 2
Trinity
Craven
Solomon Luther Craven
Larkin Street
Queen Bay
Lester Francis Queen
Rt. 4
Demsey King
Samuel Allen King
Randolph Street
Demsey Grayson
Tiny Hythe to Dymchurch Train Tossed By Truck
The world's smallest train on a 15 inch gauge line from Hythe to Dymchurch in Kent was struck at a road crossing by a truck. The toy railway is normally a summer novelty for vacationers.
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London
INS
Hythe
Dymchurch
Kent County
Alexander the Great’s birth, death, and burial sites
The text notes Alexander the Great was born in Macedonia in Europe, died in Babylon in Asia, and was buried in Alexandria, Egypt. The claim links his origins, death location, and final resting place across three ancient regions.
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Alexander the Great
Macedonia
Europe
Babylon
Asia
Alexandria
Egypt
University of Omaha prepares for summer session influx
Omaha officials plan to accommodate 1000 to 1500 students this summer. Many veterans will continue classes through the season to earn degrees in three years or less.
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Rush Schooling
Omaha
Neb
INS
University of Omaha
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