Christmas Bible class schedule and club notices
The Mary Jones Bible class will meet tomorrow afternoon at lock with Mrs Tom Elder at 707 East Green Street. The sixth Lever of Mark will be the topic. Canterbury Club meets Friday evening at 8 with Mrs V D Sale Jr at Ottery Drive. Mr I Farmer of 628 Colonial give departs High Point for Tucson for treatment at Thomas-Davis clinic under Dr Riggins care. Virginia Roach, ill with quinty, at her Whiteoak Street home shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Tlock
Tom Elder
East Green
Mark
Canterbury Club
V. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
1. Farmer
Colonial
High Point
Tucson
Thomas-Davis
Éan
Riggins
M. D
R. W. Riggins
J. C. Peaheny Company
Social Calendar Highlights This Week at Local Clubs
Wednesday features the Wed ness tract club gathering at Elm street home. Thursday at 3 00 p m Entre Nous Club hosted by Mrs A Sherrod 1100 North Main. Evening tea and topics with llson at her forte drive. Friday 9 00 p m Canterbuty club hosted by Mrs V D Sal Jr Otterly drive 3 00 p m Lotus club meets 1107 Johnson street 8 00 p m Le Grange Duo at Point college auditorium. 8 00 p m Spring Festival by Lend A Hand club at Highland Hall directed by Miss Mary Gwynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heceleré
Wedness Tract Club
Elm Street
Entre Nous Club
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Llson
V. D. Sal, Jr
Canterbuty Club
Otterly Drive
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
le Grange
Point ‘College
Woman's Club
Highland Hall
Mary Gwynn
Good WIL Garden Club Holds Business Meeting
An important meeting was held at 10 o'clock yesterday at Ms. G. J. Humphreys home 821 Circle Drive. Members approved spring projects including a flower show junior garden club and fencing at the back of the junior high grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Humphreys
Circle Drive
Parent-Téacher Association
Parent- Téacher Council
Young Woman’s’Christian Association
BR. Lb. Brinson
R. S. Lafferty
Garden Club Council
John T. Burrus
Burrus Memorial Hospital
State Heart Board
Mrs. McCain Hosts Wayside Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. H. W. McCain welcomed Wayside Garden club members at her Johnson Street home for the regular meeting led by President Mrs. P. W. Finnege. The program included floral arrangements judged by Mrs. Sumner and Mrs. Robbins, a piano piece by Miss Dorothy Hoskins, and a reading from Trees by Joyes Kilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Wayside Garden Club
P. W. Finege
B. A. Sumner
C. Robbins
J. F. Hayden
B. Mattocks
J. A. Morris
Craven Pagé
D. EB. Richardson
C. C. Robbins
Edith Moore Sherrod
R. A. Sheloff
J. S Welborn
Royster Tucker
E. A. Sumner
J. W. Wilson
Woman 87 Keeps Active by Iron Daily Routine
An 87 year old woman claims daily iron helps her stay energetic. She mentions attending church and parties, sleeping well, and enjoying social events, though the text includes garbled words and unclear place references.
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visits
Mrs. D. T. Andrews returned from Monroe after visiting her daughter Mrs. R. W. House. Rev. and Mrs. John W. More attended services with Mrs. Ea Kirkian on Washington Street, returning to Charlotte. Mr. Moore has recovered from illness and missed Mr. Kirkian’s service. Rev. R. J. Farmer left for Denison Ohio to see his ailing mother, then will preach Sunday April 2 at First M. P. church in High Point. His niece Miss Helen Johnston will join him in the parsonage. Miss Avis Ethel Shore returned home near Elkin after visiting Shore at his home. Friends of Mrs. Ss. W. McDowell mourn her passing at 1455 North Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Mary Young
C. L. Whitaker
High Point College
Miss Young
Doris Keéner
Thanihingly
Whitaker
Adylene McCollum
Irma Paschall
Ruth Bellamy
N. T. Yarborough
Roberts Hall
R. J. Farmer
Denison
Ohio
O. &. Farmer
High Point
Helen Johnston
Dennison
Avis Ethél Shore
Elkin
Shore
Te Street
Ss. W. McDowell
Orth Hamilton Street
Fi iahd allocates over two dozen dollars to roads since 1918
Fi iahd has spent over two dozen dollars on its roads since 1918. The note highlights ongoing road funding and maintenance actions by the local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi@iahd
High Point College A Capella Choir at Friends Church Sunday
High Point College A Capella Choir directed by Prof. Ernest B. Stimeon will present a program at Friends Church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The performance replaces the usual evening service and includes an offertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Friends Church
Ernest B. Stimeon
Lexington Bank Reopens With Restrictions Lifted
Lexington March banking scene unchanged since the March 6 general holiday. The state banking department allowed resumption of limited operations after a full audit. deposits remain frozen and the bank remains under trusteeship while directors decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ism
Hse
Gurney P. Hood
State Banking Commission
Lexington Banking
Thettitlott Versiana
Hank
Frosefi
Funeral Services For Mrs Millikan
Funeral services are held for Mrs. Nannie Les Millikan 106 National Highway widow of J G Millikan who died Tuesday from bronchial pneumonia. Surviving are husband Joseph a son and three daughters Minnie Athleen and Julia Ann all of Thomasville and a stepmother Mrs Nafi Pverhart of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Nannie Les Millikat
J. G. Millikan
Joseph
Minnie
Athleén
Julia Ann
Nafi Pverhart
Asheboro
Roundhouse Burned By Gasoline Flares
Fire destroyed the St. Louis San Francisco roundhouse in Oklahoma City. Estimated loss is 300000 dollars. R L Bare aged 29 was burned by flaming gasoline while cleaning a tank under a motor car after an electric bulb broke causing an explosion. The blaze damaged a motor car and thirteen locomotives. some may be rebuilt without great expense, according to yard foreman E V Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
St. Louis- San Francisco
R. L. Bare
E. V. Swain
Afticé Population Figures From Latest Census
The latest census lists Afticé with a population of 146000000, marking a notable figure for the nation. The data highlights demographic scale amid regional shifts and economic trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afticé
Salvation Army Meeting Officials to Lead Local Service
Colonel A E Sine ton chief secretary of the southern territory Salvation Army and Adjutants Sid ney E Cox and John O Reille will conduct a special service at the local Salvation Army post on South Main street Thursday The enrollment service for junior and senior soldiers starts at 7 30 with a public meeting to follow The three officials are noted speakers and a large crowd is expected New soldiers are anticipated to enroll in the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Sinéton
Southern Territory
Salvation Army
Aia
Ft. Smeeton
Sidney E. Cox
All of
Atlanta
John O'Reille
Peakeré
Sowers Wins 8000 Damages in Aluminum Co. Case
In Lexington on March 29 a Davidson superior court verdict awarded Sadie Lu Sowers eight thousand dollars against Caseting Aluminum Co. and its operators for alleged malaria bearing mosquito bites near the Yadkin river. Sowers, daughter of the late John A. Sowers, had sought twenty five thousand dollars in a suit for damages. The judgment was signed by Judge Thomas J. Shaw and the company announced an appeal. other family suits are to be tried after the Supreme Court rules on this verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mar
Davidson Superior Court
Wasaseos Eeu Bs
Ite Directla F
Caseting Aluminum Co
Sadie Lucillé Sowers
John A. Sowers
Boone
Mids Sowers
Yadkin River
Boone Sowe
Thomas J. Shaw
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Singing Held At Cave Creek Church
A large crowd gathered at the Cave Creek church five miles east of Liberty for a community singing directed by R. P. Smith. The service opened with a patriotic song, prayers followed, and various groups including Cane Creek, Hillechotte, Burlington Girls, Mt fit Girls quartet, National Male quartet of High Point and others performed before Milton Lindley closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Mat
Canereek Church
R. P. Smith
Pr m
D. H. Lashley
York Teague
Cané Creek Affidant
Buriington Girls
Mt. Fit
High Point
Ofne Creek
Ro Bratton
Milton Lindley
Ith Fork Church
Patrick Receives Columbia Degree Notification
M L Patrick from the Senior High School faculty has been informed that Columbia University will confer upon him a Master of Arts in letters with the degree to be announced. The notice indicates the conferral is official and related to his academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Patrick
Columbia Wnhi
Local educator Patfich earns bachelor’s degree honors
Patfich received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ion College and has served on the faculty of the local Senior High School for nine years. His two year completion of a thesis was approved retrospectively by von Ba MP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Ba
Patfich
Ion College
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Flapper
Fanny
Mary Jones Bible Class
Arizona Hospital
Virginia Roach
Quinty
Whiteoal Street
Moffitt's
Good Wil Garden Club
Jon
American Legion Auxiliary
Reid Marsh
Colonial Drive
Mesdames
Gaston Johnson
R. Matthews
C. C
Rod Montgomery
C. Moose
W. A
Corina Tomorro
Reuben Preslar
City Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
West End
Mrs. McCain
HPARS
J. T. Burkus
Altrusa Club
Altrida Club
First Baptist Church
W. F. Bailey
Vinci
Sidon
D. T. Andrews
Monroe
R. W. House
Hood
Grant Licérise
Millikan
A. &. Smeeton
Miss Sowers
Cave Creek Church
Dot
Edna
Pat
Roo
Lux
John Tyler
U.S
M.l.patrick
Columbia Uiversity
Chicheste
Ney
Enowf
Sechrest Funeral Home
Beverly, i
James B. Richardson
Ames
Kelvinator
Freight
Cut-Rate Furniture Co
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