Birth announced for James Howard Cannon at High Point Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Cannon announce the birth of a son James Howard on March six at High Point hospital. Garden club member meeting led by Sykes on Gardens I Have Known with Mrs Reich and Mrs Crayson, full attendance urged. Mothers Child Study group meets at Wesley Memorial church with Mrs Zim snerman. Mary Stevens class meets at Green Street Baptist with Mrs Chrisley. American Homes department of Woman's club meets with Mrs Wilson for a Japan tea led by F R Taylor with Miss Filgabeth Monroe speaking. Tack y party planning meeting hosted by Mrs Aycock for March 10 at 7:30 pm with committees listed. High Point Graduate Nurses' club to meet March 8 with Toy Orchestra selections and Arthur Kirkman talk.
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Ni A
John Cannon
James Howard
High Point Hospital
MR. Sykes
Burbank Garden Club
Sykes
W . Reich
C.S. Crayson
Mothers
Wesley Memorial Church
T. R. Zimsnerman
West Farriss Avenue
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
RE. B. Chrisley
South Main Street
American Tomes Dept. Mert
Wilson
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
Floyd Wilson
Past Farries Avenue
F. R. Taylor
Japan
Filgabeth Monroe
M. EB
A. L. Aycock
Chestnut Street
B. W. Manley
Business Girls’ Circle
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Emma Blair School
Arthur Kirkman
Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
T. E. Pugh
Mullikan
Miss Morrison
Pugh
Frank
Mr. Jones
J. Jones
Social Calendar for Monday to Friday
Final lecture by Albert Keister at Wesley Memorial Church Education Building discusses Problems Confronting the New Administration. Garden clubs meet Tuesday at various homes. Gamma Zeta and W. O. T. clubs host events. Wednesday features garden club entertainments and YWCA Nurses meeting plus Japanese tea at American Homes group. Thursday includes blanket outing and A A U W economics department meeting with Dr Coltrane. Friday hosts Priscilla club at English Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert 8. Keister
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Church
B. T. Harmon
High Point Garden Club
North Main Street
Joseph D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
Gamma Zeta Club
Forrest Murray
Parkway
Burbank
Burbank Garden Club
W. G. Reich
Edgedale Drive
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Utopian Study Club
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Floyd Wilson
Department of Woman's Club
Farriss Avenas
Isley Memorial Church
American Association of University Women
E. J. Coltrane
N. C. Association
F. P. Ingram
Priscilla Club
English Street
Announce Birth of Daughter Mary Katherine Culler
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Culler announce the birth of a daughter Mary Katherine on March 4 at their home 941 Council Street. The Cloverdale Child Study Group will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. N. B. Stirewall speaking on The Social Development of the Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Culler
Mary Katherine
Council Street
Cloverdale Study Group
Cloverdale Child Study Group
Stirewall
Death of High Point city employee Yandle in Greensboro
Jessie Evans was badly cut in an altercation. Jesse B Yandle 35 formerly a city employee of High Point died at 12 05 this morning at Wesley Long hospital Greensboro after a long illness. He resided at 1317 Kearns ey. Funeral services will be held 10 30 Tuesday at Pilgrim Holiness church Rev O L Ruth will officiate with interment at Vakwood cemetery. He was a native of Mecklenburg county and survived by his widow and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse B. Yandle
High Point
Wesley Long
Mecklenburg County
Lumberton Man Dies From Sawmill Injuries at Parkton
W. N. Campbell, 60, died in a hospital after injuries sustained at a Parkton sawmill on Friday. The accident occurred while he was at work, and details report he died from those injuries.
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Lumberton
Parkton
W. N. Campbell
Post Offices Sell Millions of Postcards and Envelopes
About 4.6 million postcards and stamped envelopes are sold by post offices each year, reflecting steady demand for basic mail supplies and services.
You Can Be More Beautiful with MELLO-GLO Powder
Advertising copy for MELLO GLO face powder promising wrinkle concealment and long wear. Claims include reduced pores and shine control, a French process, fragrance, and suitability for sensitive skin. Available at Mann Drug Store and Eokerd's for 50 cents and 1 dollar tax free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Store
Eokerd's
Local Health News and Weekend Visit Notes
Clyde Williams has returned home to 503 Chestnut Street from Guilford General Hospital after an operation and is recovering well. Little Bobby Hill visited his grandparents on West Point Avenue for the weekend. Mrs Waldo Carroll and her son Buddy joined by Mrs Willis Lee and Miss Minnie Jester spent the weekend with Mildred and Gertrude Carroll near Germanton. Pauline Culler and Margaret Fowler spent Sunday in Pilot Mountain with Edith Culler and Edith Napier, teachers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Williams
Guilford General Hospital
Chestnut Street
Bobby Hill
John Hill
Thomasville
C. L. Gurley
West Point Avenue
Waldo Carroll
Buddy
Willis Lee
Minnie Jester
Misses Mildred
Gertrude Carroll
Germanton
Pauline Culler
Margaret Fowler
Pilot Mountain
Edith Culler
Edith Napier
W. J. Haselden
World outlook urged at Wesley Memorial sermon
Rev. G Ray Jordan preached Christianity and America's Future to a full Wesley Memorial audience with veterans from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in attendance He urged universal brotherhood to end wars and warned of atheistic communism or a narrowed bureaucratic economy before calling for Christian leadership and broad loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
America
Wesley Memorial
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Jordan
Universal Brotherhood
Jordan
Tse
Five of a kind man in Los Angeles faces bigamy trial
William J. Bishee alias Kelly was sentenced to ten years at Folsom for bigamy after five marriages. Only two wives attended his trial while three others sent letters to the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William J. Bishee
Kelly
Hishee
Folsom Penitentiary
Rishea
Social Events Mark Week in Lexington Society
Lexington society featured a birthday party, club meeting, and bridge party. A contract bridge gathering at Mrs. W F Brown’s Hillcrest home awarded high and low scores, with refreshments served. Additional events included a birthday-visit for Clarence Loman and the O Henry Study Club meeting hosting a Sweden and Norway program with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lexington
W. F. Brown
Hillcrest
Frank Holton
R. L. Green
G. D. Swaim
H. T. Link
Paul Hinkle
R. Lacy Leonard
Jones Hedrick
R. D. Moffitt
Pearle
Rosa Moffitt
West Third Avenue
J. M. Hayes
H. B. Olive
E. B. Craven
Fletcher Wall
Charles C. Wall
Norway
Sweden
Fred Watson
Rose Moffitt
W. D. Clark
A. W. Honeycutt
J. W. Moffitt, Jr
W. Moffitt
Emma Blair and Johnson Street P T A Meetings Focus Health and Music
Emma Blair P T A highlighted health education with Miss Veigh Hutchison and a student health play by Mrs. Mitchell's fifth graders. The Johnson Street P T A enjoyed a large turnout with a musical program and library book gift for standout attendance.
Ada Blair PTA Meeting to Feature Talk on Character Education
The Ada Blair school PTA meets Monday at 7 30 PM with devotionals and music by Miss Jane Lowes and Miss Frances Ayres third. Rev Tom A Sykes pastor of Central Friends church will give the main talk on a phase of character education. All parents and friends urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair School
Jane Lowe S
Frances Ayres
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
College societies honor day at High Point College
The Artemesian and Akrothinian Literary societies held their annual day with a 4 hour program starting at 4 15 pm. Keith Harrison spoke on educational problems. Dwight Davidson received multiple medals for improvement athleticism and oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Doris Keener
Ina McAdams
Artemesian Society
Keith Harrison
Joe Craver
Harrison
Closed Meeting Tonight By Local V F W Group
There will be a closed meeting of High Point post No 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars in the V F W ball on East Washington street tonight at 7 45 o clock. Matters of vital importance to the members will be discussed and all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wara
V. F. W. Ball
East Washington Street
Dr. J. B. Marsh Dies of Heart Attack in Salisbury
Lillington native Dr. J B Marsh longtime local pharmacist died suddenly of a heart attack while sitting in his car in Salisbury. He had been connected with area drug stores for about 20 years and was well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
J. B. Marsh
Lillington
Average well educated American vocabulary size
The statement notes that a typical American with a solid education knows roughly 60 000 to 70 000 words. It discusses linguistic breadth and the range of active versus passive vocabulary without citing a specific study.
Water With Meals Aids Digestion Says Study
A health note claims drinking water with meals helps digestion and eases bloating. It notes a remedy involving Adlerika for gas and bowel cleansing, and cites sales at Mann Drug Store and Economy Drug Store in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mann Drug Storer
Economy Drug Store, Inc
To Have and To Hold Happiness in Lord
Last evening at First Methodist Protestant Rev. R. S. Farmer preached on John 20 26 noting joy to be from the Lord not self effort. He urged that true happiness is spiritual inner grace arising from union with Christ and living by faith while sharing love with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Farmer
Jesus
Barnabas
Antioch
Heaven
Earth
Man as Reflector of Spirit in Christian Science Sermon
Sunday March 6 sermon theme centers on man as the spiritual idea or child of God. Scriptural citations include Romans 8 15 and 1 Corinthians 2 11 with a Mary Baker Eddy reference on spiritual sense and the nature of man as reflecting infinite Mind and eternal Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Services Are Held For Mrs. Robinson
Funeral services for Mrs. John L. Robinson were held Saturday at 2 PM at Front Street Methodist Church Burlington officiated by Rev. Mr. Cade and J. F. Armstrong. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving are her husband James T. Robinson son, daughter in Elon College, five grandchildren, and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Robinson
Burlington
Front Street Methodist Church
Mr. Cade
J. F. Armstrong
Rutherfordton
Oakwood Cemetery
W. B. Payne
W. J. Beale
William Trole
R. O. Browning
W. B. Saunders
Paul Jordan
Robinson
Funeral Service Held for Mr Worth at Guilford College
Funeral services for Joe Worth who ended his life at Mt Airy were held at New Garden Friends church Guilford College at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Joseph Peele and Central Friends church. Interment was in New Garden cemetery. Pallbearers included J A Dalton Dr T M Stanton Dr John Dyer Dr C S Grayson Joseph D Cox A B Taplin C B E Diffendal and James B Lovelace. The service was largely attended. The funeral party left the Worth home of the daughter Mrs S T Bryan 1105 Greenway Drive at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe &. Worth
Mt. Airy
New Garden Friends Church
Guilford College
Joseph Peele
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
New Garden Cemetery
J. A. Dalton
T. M. Stanton
John Dyer
C.S. Grayson
Joseph D. Cox
A. B. Taplin
C. B E. Diffendal
James B Lovelace
8. T. Bryan
Greenway Drive
Why Try Further In a Time of Broken Foundations
A sermon by Rev. W. R. Shaffer at the Reformed church centers on David’s question What can the righteous do If foundations are destroyed The preacher urges perseverance not retreat citing The Lord is in His Holy Temple and his eyes behold as the only hope for stability amid shaken international relations and weakened institutions He calls for faithfulness and steadfastness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
W. R. Shaffer
Reformed Church
The Love of God sermon at Ward Street Church
Dr. George H. Crowell delivered the Sunday message at Ward Street M E Church while the pastor was ill. He cited John 3 16 and urged believers to walk in the way of Jesus and press toward the heavenly mansions with faith in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
M. BE
George H. Crowell
M. EE
Crowell
God
Jesus
Abraham
New Way To Hold False Teeth in Place
Advertisement for a denture adhesive promising firm hold without gum irritation. Claims no taste or slipperiness and fresh breath. Recommends Eckerd stores or local druggist for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd
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Risete
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J. D. Loman
Highway 90
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Hattie Lohr
Elmer Nance
Edna Everhart
Frieda Fritts
Kathleen Everhart
Mary Br
O. Henry Study Club
Emma Blair
Veigh Hutchison
W. E. Mitchell
R. B. Culler
Mildred Wessing
Miss Hutchison
Mitchell
Dwight Davidson
Akrothinian Society
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