Christian Endeavor Society and related meetings
The Christian Endeavor Society of English Street Methodist Protestant church meets this evening at 7 30 at Miss Hope and Cable Loftin 800 Carr street. Other notices include executive committee of Exchange meeting Friday at 1 30 at the Sheraton hotel and a Parent-Teacher Council call meeting tomorrow at 745 in the Y W C A building.
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Christian Endeavor Society
English Street
Methodist Protestant Church
Exchange
Community Exchange
Sheraton Hotel
J. A. Eshelman
T. Wingate Andrews
Whoare
You Can Have a Lovely Skin Face Powder Ad
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder claiming long wear hides lines and pores, reduces shine, and suits delicate skin with new French cosmetics. It markets a pleasant fragrance and a $1.00 price plus tax.
Social Calendar Thursday Activities and Hosts
Social calendar lists meetings for multiple clubs. Beta Pi at 526 Parkway. En tre Nous at Parkway. Tea and Topics at 214 Hillcrest Drive. a gathering at 526 North Hamilton Street. Canterbury at Hillcrest Drive. American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 612 Colonial Drive hosted by Mrs. Reid Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Beta Pi Club
Parkway
BH. N. Phillips
S&s. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
M. F. Brooks
North Hamilton Street
Kenneth B. Geddle
Canterbury Club
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Reid Marsh
Colonial Drive
Socials and health notes from local churches
Friends report Mrs J T Smith at South Main &J Extension relapsed and is very ill. Mrs M J Crowder shows satisfactory improvement after Burrus Memorial hospital operation. Mrs A B Huff recovering well from surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Green Street Baptist Sunday school youth plan a Friday 7 30 social at the church for members and nonmembers. A M Idol Philathea class of First Methodist plans Friday meeting at 7 o'clock at Mrs L F Honeycutt's home with associates hosting and full attendance urged.
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M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. T. Pickens
John Whitesell
P. S. Kennett
J. H. Allred
R. H. Gunn
Wade Marlette
Kennett
J. T. Smith
M. J. Crowder
Burrus Memorial Hospital
A. M. Idol
Johnston to Speak at First Reformed Men’s Club
The First Reformed church Men’s Club meets in the church social room at 7 20 tonight. L R Johnston principal of High Point High School will deliver the main address. A full program is planned and all members are urged to attend.
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First Reformed Church
L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Hotel Sheraton
High Point
Mrs Paul Casey Hosts Wednesday Contract Club
Mrs Paul Casey entertained the Wednesday Contract club at her Woodbrook court home. Three contract tables faced jonquil decor and spring color. High score went to Mrs Gratton Foy who received a hunting scene picture. Attendees included Misses Mary Elizabeth Long Ruth Bowne Alice Elizabeth Freeze Mary Simmons and Mesdames Sam Davis Jr Gratton Foy Sam Strickland Louis Heilig Frank Marr Burwell Nolan. Guests included Mrs Joseph Cox Mrs Parker Waynick and Mrs Ben Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Gratton Foy
Mary Elizabeth Long
Ruth Bowne
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Mary Simmons
Junior Senior Banquet Held at Hasty High School
The fourth annual Junior senior banquet at Hasty High School took place Tuesday night March 14 in the library. The room was decorated in school colors with a St Patrick's Day touch and a four course dinner preceded a program led by toastmistress Helen Cecil featuring tributes to students and staff and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty High School
Helen Cecil
B. L. West
Mart
Hassel Cecil
Visetors
Faye Murphy
Mrse
Music-Literature Department Of Woman's Club Meets
The Music-Literature Department of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. J. W. Woollen’s Hillcrest Drive home with Associate hosts. President Geddie Strickland announced a March 31 La Grange concert at High Point College benefiting club proceeds. Mrs. Blake Thompson led a Carl Sandburg program with poems such as Chicago and The Windy City. Mrs. J. D. Legwinn and Mrs. Hugh Felder sang selections including Trees and Steal Away. A social hour followed with jonquils and Saint Patrick colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. W. Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
Woollen
R. W. Riggins
C. C. Hampp
Geddie Strickland
la Grange
High Point College
Blake Thompson
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
J. D. Legwinn
Greensboro
Hugh Felder
Rasbach
Cadman
Burleigh
Carrie Jacobs Bond
William Penn Debating Sales Tax With Dudley High
William Penn high school will meet James B. Dudley high school of Greensboro in a debate tomorrow at 8 oclock in the William Penn auditorium. The question: Resolved that North Carolina should adopt sales as a feature of its state system of revenue. William Penn supports the affirmative. Dudley the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High School
James B. Dudley
Greensboro
Tomorow
William Penn
North Carolina
Dudley
Leakeville
Douglas High
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
H L,. Spessard
High Piant College
Invitation Extended by Curtright to Allred at High Point College
J. H. Allred, Professor of Modern Languages at High Point College, receives an invitation extended by Ee. Curtright, principal of the school. The note highlights academic ties and recognition within the institution.
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J. H. Allred
High Point College
Ee. Curtright
Wheeling Flood Submerges City As Ohio River Rises
Wheeling West Virginia experiences severe flooding as the Ohio River reaches 41 feet four inches and climbs toward 41 10, with 25 percent of the city using boats and buses halted. At least 1,000 homes in the seventh ward are underwater and schools are closed. Officials estimate damages over 100000 dollars as federal engineers predict no higher than 41 feet 10 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
Wage Increases For 25000 Imperial Chemical Workers
London March 16 The Imperial Chemical Industries announced wage hikes for 25 000 employees effective April 3 raising the 1931 scale as stated by chairman Sir Harry McGorwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperall Chemical Industries
Harry McGorwa
Spaniards Introduced Crape Fruit to Florida in 16th Century
Spains explorers and settlers carried the crape fruit to Florida during the 16th century, shaping early horticultural exchange in the region.
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Florida
Debts by Helen Welshimer
A fragmented verse piece explores debts and value as a speaker questions April costs and the worth of memories and smiles. The imagery shifts between celestial references and kitchen scents, ending with an introspective inquiry into personal worth.
Hollywood Checks on the Spring Look Across Stars
NEA observes Hollywood fashion in black and white checks. Sari Maritza wears a woolen checked spring coat with a belted waist and standing collar. Heather Angel, Pay Wray, Joan Bennett, and Patricia Ellis display various checked outfits from dresses to skirts and outfits at notable venues.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Sari Maritza
Sari
Heather Angel
Norman Foster
Pay Wray
Joan Bennett
Patricia Ellis
Rinso Clothe Washing Promotes Easy Scrubless Method
An advertiser touts Rinso as the modern washing method that saves money and time. The copy claims garments wash longer between cycles and come out whiter without boiling, easing hands and preserving fabrics.
Plant Potatoes In Home Garden From 12 To 14 In Apart
Guidance for home potato planting notes spacing 12 to 14 inches between plants in rows 24 to 30 inches apart. For horse cultivators widen to 30 to 35 inches. Cover soil about four inches deep, or six inches in very dry weather.
Unmarried Women 26 to 30 More Likely to Marry Now
The estimate shows women aged 26 to 30 are about three times likelier to marry than their counterparts in 1914, reflecting changing social trends and attitudes toward marriage.
Unclear technical fragment on remote control and electrical use
Fragmentary text describes a device sweep and remote control function. It mentions an electrical system operated by a listener and associated components. No clear people places organizations or events are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Central Friends
Christian Endeavor
Ciety
Central Friends Church
Christian Edeavor Society of Lebanon
West Lexington Avenue
North Main Street
A. B. Huff
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Sunday School
Green Street Church Bet
Moffitt’s
Emeline Owen
Jones Kenedy
Clarence Payne
Marx Teague
Garret Kennedy
Francis Aronld
Marie Albertson
Treva Craven
Althea Craven
Katie Veigh Burton
Jessie Garner
Blanche Hepler
Clara Leigh Jones
Helen Kennedy
Helen Moore
Marvin Veach
Quentin Veach
Vaughn Wood
Hubert Saintsing
Shirley Ragan
E. M. Macon
Kathleen Mack
LF. Honeycutt
L. F. Honeycutt
N. C
Homer Craven
Lexington
Ble F. Evans
Woman’s Club
Toa al Oaks
James Madison
Aim
TOS
West
Wwest Pouteee
Quests
Wish It
Absolu
VOGUE
Commercial Bank
By Helen Welshimer
Rinso
America
North Main
Herbert A. Crane
Hendrix
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