Montgomery Jones Marriage Announced In Local Notice
Mrs ER O Jones of this city announces the marriage of their daughter Janie to James Montgomery of High Point on December 26 1932. The Lebanon M P church class meets tonight at 7 30 led by Mrs Walter Crouch. Miss Laurastine Hall and Miss Bessie Lackey return from Greensboro visit on North Elm Street with Miss Veima Williams and Mrs Mike Sussman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery-Jones
ER. O. Jones
Janie
James Montgomery
High Point
Intermediate
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon M. P. Church
Walter Crouch
Laurastine Hall
Bessie Lackey
Greensboro
Veima Williams
Mike Sussman
North Elm Street
Social calendar highlights club meetings and events
The week lists numerous gatherings: Good Will garden club at Mrs. Humphreys 21 Circle Drive 10 a m Tuesday. Wayside garden club at 1008 Johnson Street 10 a m Tuesday. American Legion auxiliary benefit party at Mrs. Reid Marsh 607 Colonial Drive 3 p m Tuesday with reservations. Wednesday Miss Mary Elizabeth Long hosts Wed Contract club Elm Street. Thursday Entre Nous at 1100 North Main Street 3 p m. Friday Lotus club at 1107 Johnson Hillcrest drive 8 p m. Le Grange Duo novelty musicale at High Point College auditorium 8 p m Friday. Spring Festival by Lend A Hand at Highland Hall 8 p m Friday under Miss Mary Gwynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Circle Drive
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Wayside Garden Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Reid Marsh
Colonial Drive
Marsh
Jack Burrig
Altrusa Club
First Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edna Sparger
Lexington
Mary Elizabeth Long
Elm Street
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
le Grange
High Point College
Woman's Club
Highland Hall
Mary Gwynn
Rebekah Lodges Plan District Meeting in Greensboro
A district meeting of the Rebekah Lodges will be held in Greensboro on Thursday. Magdalene lodge members are asked to meet at the local bus station at 1 p.m. to travel in a body. The afternoon session begins at 2:30 with a business meeting, followed by a 6 p.m. dinner and the conferring of the Re-Degree on Greensboro participants.
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Rebekah
Greensboro
Magdalene Lodge
Posible
Presbyterian Auxiliary Closes Year's Work at General Meeting
A year end meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church highlighted a productive period with six thousand visits, a budget surpassing goals by over one hundred dollars, and installation of new officers led by Dr. Rennie. Circle chairmen were also installed with Mrs I P Ingle as incoming president receiving a gift from the retiring leader.
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Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Ths
Rennie
Kenneth Denny
Circle
Lamar McCallum
I. P. Ingle
R. §. Lafferty
J. D. Ross
F. C
Gomo
C. W. Perry
Foreign Missions
T. W. Andrews
Home Missions
Logan Porter
N. S&s. Stirewalt
T. J. Gold
Hiram Armentrout
V. W. Idol
G. W. Denny
Christian Social Service
BE. W. Holton
Frank Smith
Barnum Springs
C. C. Garrett
Glade Valley
John Abels
W. T. Anderson
Charlies Barrier
Hunter Dalton
F. F. Dickson
Circle Five
Robert Russell
Circle Six
W. M. Dyer
Circle Seven
J. H. McCall
Cable Circle
Carter Dalton
Home Circle
Bertha Barbee
Ingle
Ohn Abels
Country Club Hosts High Point U. D. C. Meeting
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the Country club with Mrs. Hayden presiding. Officers and committee chairs reported, district meeting plans in Burlington on April 5 urged, and Miss Anne Robbine sang two numbers. Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke on education in the South since the Civil War. Tea followed the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Country Club
Mesdames L. R. Terry
Levi Hayworth
George T. Wood
J. D. Brame
R. L. Waynick
Hayden
Burlington
Frank Hunsucker
Anne Robbine
Margaret Sloan
R. K. Stewart
South
John H. Anderson
Commonwealth
Laura Wesson U D C meet at Mrs Flythe home
Laura Wesson Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held a meeting at Mrs. Flythe’s West Lexington avenue home with Mrs. H. B. Robertson presiding. Reports from committees were given, a district meeting invitation read, and Vera Idol spoke on Lanier the Southern poet and soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Flythe
Roy Welborn
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Burlington
Memphis
Mary Simmons
Vera Idol
Nee Lanier
Glenn
A. H. Whitley, Jr
W. B. Hall
Tuberculosis Offense Launched To Beat Last Third
The National Tuberculosis Association begins its sixth annual Early Diagnosis Campaign on April 1 with the slogan Examine and Protect Every Contact. The effort aims to detect TB in families and schoolchildren via tuberculin tests and X rays, backed by health workers and civic groups nationwide. Financing comes from last year's Christmas Seal drive.
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AVING
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Kendall Emerson
Family and town notes from Raleigh area
Friends of Mrs. F C Remfreymay regret her illness at Forrest avenue home. Wilbur B Pritchard, NC State senior, returns to Raleigh after spring holidays with parents at 216 West Bay street. Mr and Mrs W H Slane and Mr and Mrs R B Terry return from Charleston where they visited Magnolia and Middleton Gardens.
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F. C. Remfrey
Forrest Avenue
Wilbur B. Pritchard
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
J. H. Pritchard
West Bay Street
W. H. Slane
R. B. Terry
Charleston
D. C
Magnolia
Middleton Gardens
Cloverdale Pre-School Clinic Schedule and Birth Notice
Cloverdale Pre-School Clinic will be held Wednesday with Miss Veigh Hutchinson in charge. Mothers of graded school children will assist. east side students come in forenoon and west side in afternoon. Announce birth of son William Henry Jr by Mr and Mrs W H Rule of Jamestown born March 26, 1933. North Park Y P U holds March meeting with officers elected and a social planned for April 1 at Mrs J D Edmondson's home.
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Gleaners Association
Ollie Wood
Jamestown
Eva Maile Young
Shirley Hodgin
Glenn Hodgin
Gene Burns
Nellie Wards
Margie Lowe
Annie Leonard
Mozelle Wagoner
Lola Young
Hassie Hodgin
Cloverdale
Veigh Hutchinson
South Main Street
W. H. Rule
William Henry, Jr
North Park
Matt Lohr
Mra
J. D. Edmondson
Gordon Street
Hiccough Treatment In Baltimore For Asheville Doctor
Dr. C. R. Edwards, an eye ear nose and throat specialist from Asheville, has traveled to Baltimore seeking treatment after a seven day siege of persistent hiccups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiccoughs
Asheville
C. RB. Edwards
Baltimore
Bus firm plant destroyed by fire
Fire here destroyed the Edwards Railway Motor Car company plant which had not operated for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Sanford
Edwards Railway Motor Car Company
President of the Carolina Yarn Association Meeting
The president of the Carolina Yarn Association spoke at a group meeting here outlining upcoming programs and member activities. Attendees discussed project plans, funding needs, and community outreach for the craft community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Yarn Association
Ostrich Dominates Waterhole Scene At African Spring
At a central African waterhole animals yield to an ostrich as it approaches to drink. Various species shift aside and pause as the bird lowers its head, then resumes feeding once the path clears.
Charlotte Worker Fatally Crushed by Concrete Slab
R W Jenkins aged 25 died after a 1090 pound concrete slab fell on him while he worked on an addition to the post office in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
R. W. Jenkins
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