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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1932

Page

7

Pageant at Oak Hill School Promises Colorful Shows

Oak Hill school hosts the Pageant of the Year on the amphitheater back lawn May 12 with scenes of school life, dances, milk lessons, Mayflower voyage, and a Roman chariot race. Proceeds defray pre school clinic expenses. Oak Hill clinic set for May 11.

Oak Hill Japan George Washington

Claudette Colbert Seeks Normal Hollywood Life

Claudette Colbert says she and Norman Foster will continue living separately while dining and socializing together as she moves her career to Hollywood. She denies imminent divorce rumors, noting they have kept separate homes since marriage and expect to keep doing so.

Dan ‘Thomas NEA Hollyywood Claudette Colbert Norman Foster Claudette Hollywood Norman France

Make Mother's Day a harmony in the home

A Reno Nevada notice reports Ann Harding and Harry Bannister's divorce granted in a private hearing. The article urges children to lavish practical and sentimental acts for Mother's Day, emphasizing service, shared chores, and thoughtful gifts to honor the home-maker.

Julia Blanshard Mother Fler Reno, Nev Ann Harding Harry Bannister

Thomasville Phi Beta Club meets at Mrs Lambeth home

Mrs Carlton Newby led the Phi Beta club program at Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth’s Colonial Drive home. The event featured readings from The Covered Wagon and a resume of Death Comes to the Archbishop by William Cather.

Thomasville Carlton Newby Phi Beta Club Harry Lee Lambeth Colonial Drive William Cather

P T A Year Ends With Prizes At Main Street School

The Main Street school Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium with outgoing president R B Carpenter and incoming president Mrs L C King. Rev J A Palmer led a devotional period and D W Maddox announced prize winners for best attendance. Miss Lillian Yow's room won primary banners, Miss Nell Parkins's grammar, and Miss Lucy Hazelwood's high school. Senior class honored guests. Charles Phillips from Greensboro High spoke.

Main Street R. B. Carpenter L. C. King J. A. Palmer Heidelberg Reformed Church D. W. Maddox Lillian Yow Nell Parkin Lucy Hazelwood A. R. Bullock Charles Phillips Greensboro High School

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Mrs. Lanier C. N. Riley C. R. Lanier Briggs Avenue High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Club OF Twelve BE. J. Payne Parkway 8. C. Clark Rotary First Baptist Church Tia Hensley Chandler Street Sunday School The W. M. Griffith Jones Street T. Carlton Kirkman Shirley Elizabeth Winston- Salem Mr. Kirkman P. V. Kirkman City Frances May Blakely Thurston Street Mrs. Blakely Mable Blakely Dolly Batty Elsie Crowson Jacqueline Irene Sink Ruth Russell Billy Elizabeth Frances Blakely First Baptist Circles Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Roy Arnette Bain Avenue Willis Johnson Circle Drive O. Peebles Archdale Road Franklin Johnson Barker Street R. J. Spearman West Farriss Avenue W. B. Britt Woodrow Avenue Elmer High Tipton Street Margaret Clarke W. W. Dickerson Lindsay Street Addie Moore Cecil Armentrout Monthieu Avenue Minnie Gregory Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Frank S. Lambeth Randolph Street Ralph Wilson J. R. Blair Frank Armfield R. K. Stewart C. F. Farley, Jr Margaret Hauser Continental Congress Washington John 8. Welborn T. J. Gold G. Fox Marshall C. EB. Sheroff William Vaughn Moody Percy MacKaye G. I. Humpheys Moody 8. S. Coe MacKaye S. C. Clark Oak Hill School Friends Young People Central Friends Church Nancy Hill Ella Mendenval J. C Hill D. R. Parker Elizabeth Fry Priscilla Club A. E H. Taplin Ardyn Hills W. W. Idol Florida Charles Perry F. F. Dickson J. F. Hayden Vv. W. Idol F. P. Ingram W. G. Shipman Fred Thomas R. K. Young Collier Ellis E. M. Shipman North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Winston-Salem F. R. Taylor Geddie Strickland Henry White Mary Munyon Lucy Eshelman Clara Boyd Clay Williams Willesher Ruth Brryan Owen Lorado Taft Roy Briggs M. K. Price New York Country Club Grattan Foy Laurance Ingram H. M. Bryant L. J. Fisher William S. Wilder Norfolk Woman's Club Newport News Carrol Trant Wilder L. A. Brown Newport Virginia Federation of Music Clubs Virginia West Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Miss Blair Florence Blair A. M. Rankin Church Street Miss Colbert Tallulah Bankhead Adler Peggy Teague Peggy Bass Williame Martin Anne Allman Piager Frances Grayson Eleanor Amos Loth Caroline Edwards Tenney Jean Rankin Crawford Wright—Fredericks Morris Valse — Durand Elizabeth Hatcher iLeaf—Thompson Margaret Grayson Frederika Morris R. L. Pickett Margaret Elizabeth Carl Younger Coley Danville E. K. Means Coley Mr. Coley J. R. Coley Rockingham University of North Carolina Yale Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Pan-American Life Insurance Company Greensboro Lambeth Walter Rapp W. E. Tomlinson Ace of Clubs Thursday Sunrise Avenue al Hassler Walter Newby A. R. Swaim Robert Rapp Charles F. Phillips Nat Walker Carson Cox Alvah Boyles Jesse Green Paul Hassler Vernon Snider J. F. Garner W. G. Smith R. K. Farrington Forrest Grimes Yents Lexington Road Rook C. C. McCuiston Lester Grimes Rosa Juanita McNeil Roaring River F. D. Jones Nashville N. C B. C. Jernigan Elizabeth Yow George Hibbits Hibbits Greensboro College Miss May Sullivan Pinnacle Marion Crider Durham Duke University Paul Green Paul, Jr Bet Dire Awning & Tent Company Dire Awning and Tent Co South Main Street Mount Airy
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