Mrs E L Webb Hosts Bridge Party in Thomasville
Mrs E L Webb entertained at her Salem street home in Thomasville with a bridge party on Wednesday afternoon. Five tables played contract while jonquils and spirea brightened the room. High score prize dusting powder went to Mrs Laura Price of Marion. Second high toilet water awarded to Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth. Guests included many Marion visitors and local residents, with postgame refreshments served.
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Bradford
Marion
Harry Lee Lambeth
Webb
Price
Mrs. Bradford
Mesdames R. M. Cooksey
Jesse Green
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
Cox Family Heads to Baltimore for Easter Visit
Mr and Mrs Carson Cox and their son Carson Jr with Henry W Rapp departed this morning for Baltimore Maryland to spend Easter with relatives and friends and plan to return Monday.
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Carson Cox
Carson, Jr
Henry W. Rapp
Baltimore
Monay
Pinkney Family Plans Easter Holiday Trip
Mr and Mrs Pinkney Ran kin ooces Jr of Gastonia will spend the Easter holiday.
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Pinkney Rankin Ooces Jr
Gastonia
Mrs Cauble and granddaughter visit Salisbury family
Mrs. Frank Cauble and her granddaughter Dorothy Ann Nichols returned to their Salisbury home after spending several days with Mrs. W. Percy Tudor, the former's daughter.
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Frank Cauble
Dorothy Ann Nichols
Salisbury
W. Percy Tudor
Ottawa Visitor Mrs Holden Guests Kinneywood Couple
Mrs 8 8S Holden of Ottawa Canada visits Kinneywood as aunt to Mrs Paul Hassler staying at their home.
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Holden
Ottawa
Canada
Paul Hassler
Kinneywood
Hassler
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Green's
Mrs J F Garner won the top contract score and received a double deck of cards. Second prize went to Mrs Walter Rapp who earned a canister set. Miss Nell Hoover led the visitors with high score and received a memorandum pad. Refreshments followed for numerous members and guests.
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J. F. Garner
Walter Rapp
Nell Hoover
Charles Phillips
Frank Marr
Alvah Boyles
W. E. Tomlinson
Nat Walker
C. F. Finch
R. H. Holliday
Carson Cox
Lillian Williams
Paul Hassler
S. Holden
Party Honors Sisters With Decorative Home Gathering
Mrs Laura Price and Mrs A S Bradford of Marion were honored by Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth at a Colonial Drive home gathering. Guests enjoyed flowers in the living room and contests with prizes including a novelty cigarette set, a double deck of cards, a hobnail water set, and lingerie. Refreshments followed for a group of social friends.
Harvilles Spent Weekend in Gastonia with Rankins
Mr. and Mrs. Reece Harville spent the past weekend in Gastonia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney Rankin.
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Reece Harville
Gastonia
Mrs. Pinkney Rankin
Easter shopping in a lively Cotton goods guide
The piece tours stores in High Point and Richardson's for spring fashion. It notes seer sucker fabrics, organdies, and new accessories from Penney Co, Waggers, Gooch-Thomas, and Efird's. It highlights shoes, hats, dresses, and fresh floral displays from Sykes Florist for Easter outfits.
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J. ©. Penney Co
Gooch-Thomas
Lizzie
Mary Lee
Easter holiday departures from town families
Miss Nell Parkin leaves today to spend Easter with relatives in Faison. Miss Sallie J. Bond and Miss Lillian Phillips depart for Washington DC to celebrate the holidays with friends and relatives.
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Nell Parkin
Faison
Sallie J. Bond
Lillian Phillips
Washington, D. C
City Woman's Missionary Union Meets at North Main Church
The City Woman's Missionary Union of the North Main Street Baptist church will gather this evening at 7 30. Mrs R A Knight Mrs Hoyle Love Mrs K L Shipwash Mrs Robert Hughes Mrs Koonce and Miss Virginia Clinard will discuss the chief arm of the Missionary Society.
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M. U
North Main Church
City Woman's Missionary Union
North Main Street Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
R. A. Knight
Hoyle Love
K. L. Shipwash
Robert Hughes
Koonce
Virginia Clinard
Need of Airport Facilities Here Stressed In Talk
George Fields, local avi ation enthusiast, spoke to the Monarch club at its dinner meeting on Wednesday about the need for airport facilities for High Point and the potential benefits of establishing an airport. Alston Clark performed a humorous impersonation of a Georgia minister during the program. Dr. A. A. York and Hobart Bryant led the program.
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High Point
George Fields
Monarch Club
Alston Clark
Georgia
A. A. York
Hobart Bryant
I. W. A. Men's Meeting Notice
A meeting of all male workers with the Industrial Workers Association will be held tonight at 7 30 o clock in the hall on South Main Street announced today by D V Bradley president.
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Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
D. V. Bradley
Britain Sees Toy Output Surpass Two Hundred Million
Great Britain maintains a robust toy trade with annual output valued above 200 million dollars. The sector supports manufacturers and retailers across multiple regions, reflecting strong demand and export activity.
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Great Britain
License Plate Discount Starts March 8 at Club Office
The sale of automobile license plates for the remaining year at a discount will begin Saturday March 8. The Carolina Motor Club was advised by the State Motor Vehicle Bureau that the discount period starts then instead of April 2. Tags may be secured at a 25 percent discount at the club office Saturday.
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Carolina Motor Club
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
London Docks Cover 4203 Acres Including Water Area
A London district lists 4203 acres of docks with a water area measuring 722 acres within the port. The figures emphasize the scale of harbor facilities and waterbound zones in the city.
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London
Freidburg's Shifting Allegiance Through European Rule
Freidburg near the Black Forest has at different times belonged to Austria France Italy Sweden and now Germany reflecting its long complex sovereignty history.
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Freidburg
Black Forest
Austria
France
Italy
Sweden
Germany
Service Tonight At Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Continuing Holy Week services at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with the pastor's topic The Aloneness of the Cross from Matthew 27 46. The Lord's Supper will be administered at 7 30 this evening. Friday night at 7 30 the sermon will be The Verdict of the Cross.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Cold Water Tank Burst at Richardson Home
Local plumber John H. Muckenfuss explained the burst tank in the Richardson residence was a cold water storage unit not a hot water tank. He said such failures are extremely rare and unlikely to recur for many years.
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Richardson
John H. Muckenfuss
Muckenfuss
Spider traits noted in brief description
A spider is described as having eight legs and six to eight eyes in the short statement, outlining typical arachnid features.
Hardwood mills face curtailed hours into April
Memphis expects mills to work 110 hours in April, 10 hours less than March, under orders from the Hardwood Manufacturers' Institute. J. H. Townsend says the cut follows higher than anticipated allotments and the second quarter quota set by the lumber code authority. April allotments total 3,239,500, up from March.
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Memphis
Tenn
Appalachian
J. H. Townsend
Institute
Thority, Inc
Mount Katmai Emerges as New World’s Largest Volcano
Scientists report Mount Katmai in Alaska unexpectedly ranks as the largest active volcanic crate in the region. Researchers note its massive caldera and recent eruptions reshaping surrounding landscapes and monitoring efforts.
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Mount Katmai
New World
Negro Arrested After Whisky Seized at Home
Will Harper, a Negro, was taken into custody after police raided his home at 209 Gordy Alley and found three gallons of whiskey hidden beneath the house. He faced a prohibition violation charge with bond set at $300.
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Will Harper
Gordy Alley
Harper
Grover H. Jones Speaks to G. F. C. Members
Grover H. Jones city attorney addressed about twenty six members at the Y M S A weekly supper at the Y W C A cottage. He spoke on service and fellowship within the organizations. The club plans an outing at City Lake next month hosted by a member.
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G. Yr
Y. M.S A
Grover H. Jones
Rosicrucians traced to German monk Rosencreuz in fourth century
The Rosicrucians are described as a group of philosophers beginning with the German monk Rosencreuz in the fourth century, according to the historical note.
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Rosencreuz
Growth in US garages and service stations exceeds counts
The article notes that over 56 thousand public garages and 89 thousand service stations and repair shops operate across the United States, highlighting the scale of vehicle maintenance infrastructure nationwide.
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United States
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Thomasville
Mann’s
Laura Price
A.S. Bradford
Colonial Drive
Walter Newby
BE. L. Webb
Lambeth
Margot
Richardson’s
Thompson's Shoe
Efird’s
Cheney
Yes
Flapper
Fanny
Reg
U.S
Pat. Orr
iGeadys
Gooch - Thomas, Inc
New
Alrkwood
Coats
Lutheran Church
Harwood Mills
Penney’s Big
Navy
Grover Jones
Karena
Tower
Pisa
Cynthia” Arch
Celeste
J.C. Penney
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