Mrs Ralph Wilson Hosts Thomasville Contract Club
Mrs. Ralph Wilson entertained Contract club members and guests on Lexington Road with Saint Patrick's Day themed bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Rapp and high scoring visitors, followed by two course refreshments.
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Thomasville
Lexington Road
Ralph Wilson
Contract Club
Robert Rapp
Lynn
High Point
Lynn Trout
J. B. Lyon
L. Brockman
High T
Fred Gray
Mesdames
Os. E
Alliene Hoover
Vernon Snider
W. E B. Tomlinson
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. Matthews
Green Way
C. F. Finch
Mesdames R. K. Farrington
W. G. Smith
C. F. Phillips
Nat Walker
W. B. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
Walter Rapp
Membef
Matthews
J. A. Zeigier
Elsie Doxey
Florence Lawrence
Paul Newton
Mis Alma Jennings Heads to Mardi Gras Festival
Miss Alma Jennings and her brother Edward Jennings of Pete's Knob depart for New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras Festival as members of the Ace of Clubs.
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Alma Jennings
Edward Jenning
Pete’s Knob
New Orleans
Children’s Circle at Main Street M E Church
The Children circle of the Main street M E church was hosted by leader Mrs. Robert Williams at her home Monday afternoon. Participants included Bobby and Jerome Rapp, Carson Cox, Dr. Gilbert Snider, Paul Green Jr., Billy Paul Hiatt, and Helen Johnson. After the program, children played games and heard stories before twenty were served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lambeth Aon
Betty Green
Molly Lambeth
Jimmy Ware
Lee Lambeth, Jr
Jack Hodgin
M. EB
Robert Williams
February Fire Loss Very Low in City Report
Fire Chief HM K Ingram reports February fire loss per capita under six cents aiding a low fire insurance rate. Total loss $2,106 vs $2,695 in 1934 with 52 calls and eight false alarms. Buildings at risk $99,500 contents $5,000. insurance $9,000 on buildings and $2,000 on contents. Two alarms answered by Company No 4 including a stove overheat at 1630 North Hamilton and a frame fire on Hillcrest Drive.
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HM. K. Ingram
Conte
Company No. 4
North
Hamilton Street
Hillcrest Drive
Week of Civil Court Adjourned By Judge Teague
Judge Lewis B. Teague adjourned the High Point municipal court civil term after a week of trials. The largest award went to seven year old Robert Tucker for 1750 dollars in a suit against W Henry Kronheimer. A mistrial was declared in Garbee versus Peebles over one negligence issue. Owen Reese released as temporary receiver in Industrial Electric Machine Co case. Permanent receivers named C M Vanstory Jr and Owen Reese. Chester Hodgin won a divorce from Ines Hodgin on grounds of separation.
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Lewis B. Teague
High Point Municipal Court
Robert Tucker
Grace Tucker
W. Henry Kronheimer
Teague
Owen Reese
F. J. Bartlett
Industrial Electric Machine Company
Williams-Norris Company
C. M. Vanstory, Jr
Troxler Furniture Presents Free Beef Cooking Film
Troxler Furniture at 1543 47 English Street West End stages a free Tuesday film for High Point housewives. Gentlem en Prefer Beef shows beef cuts, tenderizing methods, and cooking tips with emphasis on less desirable cuts. Presented with Leonard Refrigerator Company and National Live Stock Bureau, the film lasts about 90 minutes with no admission charge and offers prize drawings and free recipe books.
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Troxler Furniture Company
English Street
West End
High Point Housewives
Troxler
Leonard Refrigerator Company
National Live Stock Bureau
Tom Sykes at Kiwanis Luncheon on Personality
Rev. Tom A. Sykes, pastor of Central Friends church and Rotary district governor, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Elwood hotel. He urged a new kind of man built on conscience, cooperation, and brotherly feeling, calling for abolition of prejudice from hearts.
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Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Rotary International
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Sykes
Ruths Sponsor Knife Event Discussed At Tokio Meeting
Mr Sykes said the discussion was well received by a well attended gathering held under A E Tate who led the program. L C Gabrecht from Pottstown Pa was a guest of the club coming from the United States Bureau of Mines in Pittsburgh Pa. A small admission charge will be made.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Kiwanians Plan First Inter Club Meet at Sheraton
Kiwanians to host the first inter club meeting of High Point service clubs on Thursday March 7 at 6 30 PM. The banquet session at the Sheraton hotel will be led by Kiwanis president R K Young with Frank J Sizemore Chamber of Commerce secretary announcing the event. The gathering marks a series for 1935 under the inter club council and Chamber of Commerce to unite civic efforts with clubs hosting in rotation.
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High Point Service Clubs
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
R. K. Young
Inter-Club Council
Administratrix Denies Claim Against Mrs Ray in Dean Suit
In Greensboro on March 1 the administratrix of the late W C Dean’s estate filed an answer denying the state owed Mrs E J Ray $760 for services to Dean before his death. The answer admits services were rendered but says Mrs Ray was paid in full and asks for dismissal of the claim.
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Greensboro
W. A. Davis
W. C. Dean
Clerk of Superior Court
E. J. Ray
Hendrix Furniture To Again Handle Norge Refrigerators
Roy H. Bass, manager of Hendrix Furniture Store, announces renewal of the Norge Rollacor Refrigerator franchise and exclusive distribution in High Point. The Norge line is on display with new features including DeLuxe models at no price increase over the 1934 standard models.
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Roy H. Bass
Hendrix Furniture Store
Norge Rollacor
Norges
High Point
Norge
Bass
Fined for Drawing Shovel on Mother In Law
Charles Abraham of High Point hosiery fame was fined 10 dollars and costs in Superior court after being found guilty of assault on a female. The alleged attack involved Abraham drawing a shovel on his mother in law but not striking her.
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Greensboro
Charles Abraham
High Point
Educational Films To Be Shown Here
Two educational films will be shown for school children tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the Bay Street school auditorium. One film covers transportation while the other tells the story of coal mining.
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Bay Street
Hollywood SOSSIP Roundup of Studio Couples and Contracts
A collage of backstage whispers details marriages separations and birthdays among film stars. It notes unions in Hollywood writers and executives with star couples such as Ruby Keeler Al Jolson Joan Blondell George Barnés Clara Bow Rex Bell and Norma Shearer Irving Thalberg Verree Teasdale Adolphe Menjou Dolores Del Rio Cedric Gibbons Mildred Davis Harold Lloyd Johnny Weissmuller Lupe Velez John Barrymore Dolores Costello plus Anne receives a $250 a week contract boost to benefit her mother and more.
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Ruby Keeler
A! Jolson
Joan Blondell
George Barnés
Clara Bow
Rex Bell
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Verree Teasdale
Adolphe Menjou
Dolores del Rio
Cedric Gibbons
Harold Lloyd
Mildred Davis
Johnny Weissmuller
Lupe Velez
John Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Anne
Hollywood Stars and Westerns Dominate Early 1930s News
The piece highlights Anne as a rising teen star turning film work into home comfort, notes rising western film demand led by Hoot Gibson, and previews gossip on Chaplin and other celebs. It discusses industry shifts toward better films, reduced blacklisting, and potential cuts in Hollywood output.
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Hoot Gibson
Dse
Gibson
Hoot
Man in North Carolina Reports Relief After Pow-O-Lin Use
Mr Cooper of Davidson County recalls years of rheumatic pains stomach upsets and severe constipation. After a week on Pow-O-Lin he reports gas relief regular bowels and improved mobility and urges others to try the medicine. A Pow-O-Lin representative will speak at Mann Drug Co Saturday detailing the new medicine’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cooper
Davidson County
Thomasville
N. C
Maxton Senator Injured in Auto Sideswipe Collision
Major G. B. Sellers former state senator from Maxton remained in a hospital after being injured in a sideswipe collision yesterday in Laurinburg. The accident occurred when his car was struck by another vehicle. his condition was reported today as serious but stable.
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Laurenburg
Mar
G. B. Sellers
Maxton
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Ingram
Tom Sykes
Kiwanis
Ruth
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Japan
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Huth
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Norge Refrigerator
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Anita Louise
Charlie Chaplin
Sue Carol
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Ralph Forbes
Dorothy Tree
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Russell
Hardie
Gee Haan
Amon
Neil Hamilton
Kay Johnson
John Cromwell
Douglass Montgomery
Ken Maynard
John Dodge
Fivelyn Venable
Hal Mohr
Billie Burke
Limberlost
MR. Kinnith Cooper
English St
College and
F. Nance
Peck
O’coats
Hart Schatiner & Marx and
Curlee Clothes
O'Coats
Wright
South Main Street
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