Woman's Council Apron Party Tonight at 7:30
The Woman's Council of the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ will host an apron party this evening at 7:30 at 244 Boulevard the home of Mrs Bruce Bray. Games and contests will provide entertainment. Mr and Mrs R A McPheeters announce the birth of daughter Elizabeth Rogers on Thursday March 16 at City Memorial Hospital Winston Salem.
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Woman's Council
Woman’s Council of
North
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Bruce Bray
Boulevard
R. A. McPheeters
Elizabeth Rogers
City Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
George H. Turner
George H. Jr
Walnut Street
R. A. Fulp
Trinity
Robert Parker
Lotus Club meets at Mrs Brooks home on Hamilton
Social calendar lists a 3 p m Lotus Club meeting with Mrs M F Brooks at 526 North Hamilton Street. At 2 p m Mrs Kenneth B Geddie hosts Canterbury Club at Hillcrest Drive. At 7 45 p m American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting with Mrs Reid Marsh at 612 Colonial Drive.
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Lotus Club
M. F. Brooks
North
Hamilton Street
Kenneth B. Geddie
Canterbury Club
Hillcrest Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
Reid Marsh
Colonial Drive
Mrs Phillips Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
A Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. H. N. Phillips home on Parkway featured plum and apple blossoms, card games at five tables, and a two course repast with Saint Patrick's Day decor. Guests included Mesdames Tate, Amos, Clark, Cummings, Harriss, Hoskins, Kearns, Morris, Overman, Rankin, Sherrod, Terry, Walser and visitors Raymond, Stewart, Norris, Hudson, Idol, Caldwell, Kirkman and Tomlinson.
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H. N. Phillips
Parkway
Z. J. Walser
Harry Raymond
R. K. Stewart
John Norrise
H. T. Hudson
Chase Idol
A. &. Caldwell
J. EB. Kirkman
Mra
Musical Art Group Plans College Choir And Orchestra Event
The Musical Art Club announces an eight o clock Monday program at the High Point Country Club featuring the A Capella Choir directed by Dean B B Stimson and the High Point College Orchestra under Miss Margaret Sloan. Soloists include Wm. Co. Ferree Hubert Liverman Ann Robbins Sam Troutman and Mary Frances Hayworth with a full string wind and brass section.
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A Capella
High Point College
Musical Art Club
High Point Country Club
B. B. Stimson
Margaret Sloan
Wm. Co
James Whitley
Aline Vance
Ernestine Voneannon
Virginia Thayer
Elsie Gates
Oluin
Jewell Welch
Mabel Koonts
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Elizabeth Bliss
Wilma Rogers
J. H. Mouwrane
Julia Gold Clark
Frances Taylor
Ruth Spicer Clark
Iris Welch
Sam Troutman
John Eshelman
Gilbert Clinard
Lillian Weisner
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Alma Andrews
Y W A March Meeting At Green Street Baptist Church
The Young Woman's Association of Green Street Baptist church met Monday evening at 404 Tate Tree t with Miss Pauline Culler hosting. Wilbur Hutchens spoke on World Peace after the business session followed by refreshments for guests including Mrs. Holton Mr Hutchens and several Misses Lucille Brewer Edna Teague Annie Lee Brewer Fether Farrington Ida Gray Harmon Katherine Dean Holder Dorothy Haney Louise Brewer and Irene Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Association of the
Green Street Baptist Church
Pauline Culler
Tate Treet
Wilbur Hutchens
Mrs. Holton
Mr. Hutchens
Lucille Brewer
Edna Teague
Annie Lee Brewer
Fether Farrington
Ida Gray Harmon
Katherine Dean Holder
Dorothy Haney
Louise Brewer
Irene Green
Illnesses in City Homes Prompt Concern
Friends note Mrs. H G Conally is ill at 1104 Blaine Street and Stanton Cecil Jr is ill at 516 Worth Avenue, both in the community.
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H. G. Conally
Blaine Street
B. Stanton Cecil
Stanton, Jr
Worth Avenue
Man Kicked by Two Cows Noted in Hollister Report
Nelson Schmidt, between two cows in Hollister California, was kicked by both animals. He was taken to King City for treatment of bruises.
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Hollister
Cal
Nelson Schmidt
King City
Beta Pi Club Hosts Mrs Powell for Spring Tea and Bridge
The Beta Pi Club met at Mrs W T Powell's Park Way home yesterday. Mrs B C Kirkman won high score among members while visitor Mrs Tom Kearns excelled among guests. A luncheon followed with table settings arranged by Dels Smith and others. several members and visitors attended including Violet Johnson and Ben Porter.
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Beta Pi Club
W. T. Powell
Tess
Parkway
Jonquils
8. C. Kirkman
M Bers
Tom Kearns
Mesdames
Harold Bennett
Comer Covington
Vallette J. Harris
Everett Marsh
S. C. Kirkman
Phil Warner
Delk Smith
B. T. Harrison
R. T. Holton
C. B. Bonner
L. C. Matton
Farrell Gray
William Simmons
Burwell Nolan
Ben Porter
German Club Dance At High Point Club Tonight
The Piedmont German club hosts a monthly dance at the High Point Country Club starting at 9 30 p m Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra will provide music. Guests from Greensboro Winston Salem Salisbury Burlington and other towns are attending with plans for Easter dances ahead.
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High Point Country Club
Jelly Leftwich
Leftwich
South
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Burlington
Tea and Topics group hosts Wednesday Book Club meeting
Members of the Tea and Topics Club entertained the Wednesday Book Club at Mrs. B. 8. Wall’s home on Hillcrest Drive. Miss Elizabeth Munroe spoke on Art in Japan, sharing prints and artist notes, and received a colonial corsage. Fifty guests attended the afternoon event with refreshments served.
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Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Logan Porter
Elizabeth Munroe
Munroe
Japan
Miss Mun
Roe
Frocks With Detachable Capes Rule Hollywood Partywear
Two outfits styled as one with detachable shoulder capes feature mintalasee crepe and red polka dots. Harbara Weeks models a white mintalasee dress with a cape that clips to yellow buttons, while Joan Harlow Irene Ware Minna Gombell and Sally Bilera attend in caped and scarfed gowns.
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Hollywood
Harbara Weeks
Joan Harlow
John
James
Irene Ware
Minna Gombell
Sally Bilera
el Capitan Theater
French farmers use sulfuric acid to control weeds in wheat
Washington reports the U S department of commerce notes French farmers treat their wheat fields with an 8 to 14 percent sulfuric acid solution. The acid acts as a dehydrant rather than a poison and is said to benefit the soil by destroying weeds and preventing smut.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Commerce
Roosevelt Braces White House in Gripping Early Week
Franklin D. Roosevelt endures a 14 to 16 hour week filled with conferences, proclamations, and endless correspondence as he begins his presidency. He juggles calls, meetings with lawmakers, cabinet members, and financial leaders while steering new relief and budget efforts. He seeks balance between urgent duties and touches of personal time, showing grit amid the banking crisis.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
T Nan Evouvurie
Roosevelt
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marguerite Lehand
Louis Howe
Steve Early
Marvin MecIntyre
Rudolph Forster
Maurice C. Latta
Gus Gennerich
Congress
Cordell Hull
Norman H. Davis
Treasury
Woodin
Homer Cummings
Federal Reserve Board
Raymond A. Moley
McIntyre
Secretary of the Treasury
Attorney General
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
New York
Ting
Senator Walsh
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Break Between England and Russia Seems Likely
London reports a likely break in diplomatic relations between Great Britain and Soviet Russia after the arrest of six British subjects in Moscow and 25 other employees. An embargo on Russian goods may follow the April 16 trade agreement expiry as negotiations for a new pact begin. The British government protests lack of defense details and information about the case.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Moscow
Esmond Ovey
Metropolitan-Vickere Electrical Company
Manchester
Pravada
Riga
Latvia
Joseph Stalin
Third Internationale
India
Regrer
Silver Tea at Junior Hall Saturday Afternoon
A silver tea will be held at the Junior Hall at the corner of West Lexington avenue and North Main street Saturday afternoon from four to six o'clock. The tea is sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Protestant church.
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West Lexington Avenue
North Main Street
For Christian Endeavor
Lebanon
Humorous Misunderstanding Over Punctured Tire
A wife and husband exchange a pun about a punctured tire found in a bottle and a chap's pocket. The humor centers on misinterpretation and a playful setup.
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MR. and
Mrs. McPheeters
Mrs. Phillips
High Point
Virginia Frank
J. Gurney Briggs
Moffitt’s
Green ST. Church
Green Street Baptist Sunday School
M. P
Carl Menting
First Methodist Church
ST. Mary's
Winston-Sal'm Ansain
St Mary's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Wecopal Church
United States
Midgar Hartley
Danville
Roy Hepler
WBTM
Smoak
Eustace R. Smoak
BE. C. Smoak
Montheu Avenue
Hilliard Memorial W. M.S
Woman's Missionary &Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
Jesus the Prince of Peace
J. Q. Cheves
Danisler
K. F. Moore
J. B. Ellis
Flapper
Fanny
Barbara Weeks
mnAauea
Oval
England
the Sheraton
Hotel Sheraton
Herbert A. Crane
Florida
Jorn, Sar
Blue Birdlee Cream Plant
Lloyd’s
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