Fashions and Social Notes from High Point Events
Society items report Miss Pearl Snyder improving after influenza. Church classes and clubs hold meetings at Green Street Baptist and Beulah, with locations on Church and Monthieu avenues. Edith Moore returns to Atlanta to resume vocal studies with George Hinman after several months in High Point.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Lavenia Collins
Church Street
Setzer
Miss Moore
Atlanta
Edith Moore
Genevieve Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
George B. Hinman
High Point High School Play Promises Lively Comedy
Faculty and students stage Professor Peff in a Russia voyage comedy to be presented next Friday night in the high school auditorium with 800 tickets available. Cast features Mr. Stookey as the professor, L. B. Johnston as an athletic sophomore, Coach Marlette as a scheming student, and Edgar Hartley with Mr. McAnally among college boys. Miss Bernard Benson and others play lively coeds.
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Bumski
High Point High School
Professor Peff
Peff
Russia
Mr. Stookey
L. B. . Johnston
Marlette
Edgar Hartley
Mr. McAnally
Anna Bernard Benson
Stogner
Shipman
Tabor
Jacobs
Anderson
Visitors and travelers in Winston-Salem and Charlotte
Mrs. John Abels visited Winston-Salem this morning. Abe Harris of the University of North Carolina spent the week-end with his parents, Lewis Harris and Mrs. Banks, and Mack Banks of Charlotte joined Mr. and Mrs. Laney for the weekend. Thomas Turner returned from Charlotte with his mother Mrs. Dowd remaining briefly for a visit.
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John Abels
Winston-Salem
Abe Harris
University of North Carolina
Mrs
Lewis Harris
Thomas Turner
Charlotte
Britain opposes immediate permanent seats for Poland and Spain
London sources report the government has fixed its stance on enlarging the League of Nations council. It opposes granting Poland or Spain a permanent seat now, restricting the issue to future discussion and leaving Germany as the only potential current beneficiary.
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London
League of Nations Council
Poland
Spain
Germany
The Funniest Picture Ever Made Adds Broadhurst Feature
A humorous film event titled The Funniest Picture Ever Made debuts with an added Broadhurst feature on Wednesday and Thursday. The schedule highlights a comedy program at the Broadhurst venue with showings across two days.
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Broadhurst
Funeral for Mrs. Benbow Planned at Oak Ridge Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Gen eva Lipscomb Williams Benbow will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the Methodist Protestant church in Oak Ridge with Rev L W Gerringer of Greensboro officiating. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery. Survived by husband a son L Benbow four daughters and several siblings.
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Geneva Lipscomb Williams Benbow
Oak Ridge
Methodist Protestant Church
L. W. Gerringer
Greensboro
Benbow
Patrick Williams
Rockingham County
Robert Russell
High Point
Methodist Protestant Church of
J. S. Williams
Asheville
James Garrett
Rosemary
George Leonard
New Brunswick
N. J
Four High Scorers Put Out of Running
ATLANTA March 2 AP Four men led scoring in the first three rounds of the southern conference basketball tournament as teams were eliminated. Jenkins Kentucky and R Johnson Ole Miss each had 34 points. Mohney Kentucky 32 E Johnson Mississippi 31 Newcomb UNC 31. E Johnson led field goals with 14 despite two prior games. Bryant Miss Aggie center fouled out in three games.
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Atlanta
University of North Carolina
Mississippi Aggies
Jenkins
Kentucky Wild Cats
R. Johnson
Ole Miss
Mohney
Kentucky
E Johnson
Mississippi
Newcomb
E. Johnson
Sewanee
Georgia Tech
Bryant
Mississippi Aggie
Home as a simple refuge says Judge MacNeill
In Philadelphia Judge Raymond MacNeill defines the modern home as a place to change clothes and dash away, framing the home as a functional retreat rather than a sanctuary. The remark reflects a pragmatic, perhaps critical view of domestic life.
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Philadelphia
Raymond MacNeill
Major Mills Retires as New Prohibition Chief Drinks No More
New York's Major Chester P Mills retired from duty as prohibition enforcement chief. He and General Andrews, his superior, have ceased drinking. Mills dodges when asked exactly when he stopped, laughing off the question.
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New York
Chester P. Mills
U.S. A
General Andrews
Slogan Contest Closes Tomorrow at Noon
The High Point Enterprise slogan contest will close at 12 o'clock noon tomorrow March 3 according to judges who will award the prizes. The editor says more interest has been shown this year and merchants are being contacted while back issues are used to locate correct slogans. Entrants are urged to submit slogans before the closing hour.
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High Point Enterprise
Conte
Tapestries Stolen From New York Art Shop
Thieves forced the doors of Barton, Price & Wilson, Inc. on East 57th Street near Fifth Avenue and stole three tapestries valued around 40000 dollars. Jars from the fifth and sixth centuries were broken during the theft.
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New York
Barton, Price & Wilson, Inc
East 57Th Street
Fifth Avenue
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Miss Snyder
Miss Pearl Snyder
Shubal Kirk
Monthieu Avenue
Montlieu Avenue
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Musical Art Club
Round Park
H. S. Coffield
M. Hauser
State Federation of Music Club
Burlington
Elizabeth Strickland
Clara Boyd
Miss High Point
Association
Terry
Pepp
Logan F. Porter
Porter
Moffitt
Brittany
Miami
Moffitt’s
Nort Main Street
Wanderer
Piedmont Battery Co
Piedmont
E. High St
Mrs. Benbow
Oak Ridge M. P. Church
Huylers
Patsy Ruth Miller
Rose of
The
Egistee
John Barrymore
Call
Martha Washington
Cecil
Wahhoos
Drug Ore ® Bank
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
Red Bell Shoe Store
Emergywood
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
South Main St
Kennedy
FORD
South High Point
Texaco
Southern Motor Supply
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