Tea Party Menu Ideas From A Bygone Era
A column offers inventive yet simple tea spread ideas with peanut butter curls on bread, ribbon sandwiches, watercress rolls, cheese jelly rolls, and fancy mints. It suggests easy mock angel food squares, a Tiny Tot supper menu, and economical serving plans for a children friendly gathering.
Springfield Friends church to mark 146th anniversary with Sunday services
Historic Springfield Friends church south of the city will observe its 146th founding anniversary this Sunday. Dr. A D Beittal of Guilford College faculty will deliver the sermon as former members and others attend. Miss Clara I Cox, church pastor, appears in a related photo.
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Springfield
Butter, Eggs Hold Steady As Prices Unchanged
Chicago news reports unsettled butter at 10 216 and eggs steady at 37 5645 with prices unchanged. The page also carries a heartfelt obituary note for a young boy, N. F., praised for honesty and bravery, with prayers and memories from Mrs. B. W. Boone.
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Chicago
Springfield Friends Observe 146th Anniversary
Members and friends of historic Springfield Friends church will celebrate the 146th anniversary with messages and music at 11 oclock Sunday morning. Dr. A B Bettiel of Guilford College is principal speaker. Miss Clara I Cox, pastor, and Miss Elva J Blair and John W Richardson, clerks, issued invitations to members and friends.
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Springfield
Springfield Friends Church
Contrasts Drawn In Assembly Talk At College
Rev. J. Clay Madison, pastor, spoke at High Point College during the weekly gathering. He urged balance between present issues and past values to avoid overemphasis, overconfidence, and disillusionment, urging the audience to blend past and present perspectives.
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J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
Mr. Madison
Only fools can learn nothing from experience says speaker
The speaker argues that the present gains greater appreciation of life from past blessings and stresses social values. He notes that three hour air service could soon begin between Oogo and Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Oogo
Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin Unveils 410-Foot Wind Tunnel Facility
A massive wind tunnel in Berlin stands 410 feet long with a 27 foot propeller driving air to speeds of 155 miles per hour. The facility marks a major advance in aerodynamic testing and research capabilities for German engineering projects.
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Berlin
After eight years relief comes at last for Windham
Mr Edgar Windham of High Point North Carolina crediting POW O LIN with relief from eight years of indigestion headaches and constipation He praises the medicine as honest and effective and notes it is sold by Mann's Drug Stores and leading druggists with a money back guarantee
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Edgar Windham
Mangum Ave
High Point
N. C
Windham
Carolinas
Mann's Drug Stores
Kiwanis Hear School Address on Supplement Value
Dr. T Wingate Andrews city schools superintendent spoke at the Kiwanis lunch outlining how a supplement could benefit the local schools with facts and figures. He noted High Point’s tax rate is below average among 26 cities considering supplementary support and urged Kiwanis to back the forthcoming election. Bob Truesdale highlighted National Youth Week April 28 to May 3. New member B C Herman was welcomed. program led by Jerry Klanderman and Dick Lydick.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Andrewa
Bob Truesdale
B. C. Herman
Jerry Klanderman
Dick Lydick
Citywide Pet and Hobby Show Opens Youth Interest Day
Early entries indicate strong participation for a citywide pet and hobby show at the Salvation Army gym as part of Youth Interest Day. Boys and girls of High Point may enter pets or hobbies with prizes for uniqueness, quality, carriers, and the best decorated bicycle.
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Salvation Army Hall
High Point
Peta
Boy Scout Office
M.C
W. CG
Uncle Bill
Radio Club
Salvation Army
W. F. Batley
Edgar Hartley
Bill Vidal
B. W. Hackney, Jr
P. M. Davis
Used Car Deals at Local Chevrolet and Ford Lots
Local dealers advertise slightly used 1931 to 1934 Chevrolet and Ford cars with low prices. Cars include a six cylinder Chevrolet coach, a Ford Tudor sedan, and a Ford coupe, each described as in excellent to like new condition with quick sale pricing and multiple extras.
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Daenpuen
Chevrolet
Ford
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