Altrusa Club to Hear Mr KIrkman Address
Altrusa club will hear a talk by A. Kirkman at their bi weekly meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p m. The session will be hosted by Mrs A D Brockett on North Main street.
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Altrusa Club
Kirkman
A. Kirkman
A. D. Brockett
North Main Street
Cartar Tarjeta Dge
la Cartar
Tarjeta Bridge Club
Ernest Wright
West
Lexington Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
H. A. Millis
C. T. Ingram
la Cartar Tarjeen Bridge
Bub
Mra. A. OD
Brockett
Good Will Garden Club
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
Needlecraft Club
A. B. Elam
Montheu Avenue
Community Arte Club
Berdie Smith
Elm Street
Irvin Groome
Beste
Utopia
Robins Return From Paradise Point and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs C C Robbins returned Sunday from Paradise Point after a week away. Miss Mabel Rimmer hosted over the weekend with Miss Dariene McPherson of Burlington. Mrs Hoke Bullard and children visited Gastonia with Mrs Bullard’s mother Mrs John W Moore. Mrs Moore has returned home from hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Albert Rich and son, Miss Thelma Allen, and J S Therrell, all of Charlotte, were weekend guests. Annie Lila and Gene Council are improving after tonsil operations at Burrus Clinic.
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Mabel Rimmer
Dariene McPherson E
Burlington
Albert Rich
Little Son
Thelma Allen
J. S. Therrell
Charlotte
J. H. Therrell
Annie Lila
Gene
Horrox
H. C. Horrox
Morristown
N. J
C. H. Bass
Blanche Burgess
Bass
W. R. Durgess
Global Holly Species Count Reaches 176 Varieties
A report notes about 176 distinct holly species exist worldwide. Researchers highlight diversity across habitats and regions, stressing conservation needs as habitats face pressures from development and climate change.
National forests cover 162 million acres in the United States
The nation’s forest system spans 162000000 acres across multiple public lands managed as national forests. It highlights the scope and extent of federal forest holdings within the United States.
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National Forests
The
United States
Meredith College Alumnae Meeting and Events
The General Alumnae Association gathers for a 10 a.m. May 26 meeting in Astrotekton Society Hall with Mrs. Ernest Leggett presiding and Annie D. Denmark as alumnae speaker. A 1 p.m. luncheon features Miss Louise Mays as toastmistress and reunion classes listed. Additional events include concerts, literary society programs, Senior Class Day, Greek play Iphigenia in Tauris, sermons by Dr. Kyle Yates, Step Singing, and Junaluska planning for May 28 with Dr. Bernard C. Clausen.
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Meredith College
Ernest Legcett
Scotland Neck
Annie D. Denmark
Anderson
S. C
Louise Mays
Portsmouth
Virginia
J. Thurman Madry
Europe
Westminster Choir
Tauris
Kyle Yates
Louisville
Kappa Nea Sigma Honor Society
Bernard C. Clausen
Pittsburgh
Friday After Noon Club Holds Meeting and Card Parties
Mrs Joe Lewallen led the Friday Afternoon Club in Asheboro with a business meeting electing officers for the year. Card parties at Mrs Bulla's home drew ten tables of contract bridge and out of town guests. prizes included a double decked card set and tokens.
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Etude Music Club
Gertrude Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Catherine Jane Ryan
Irma Shore Sheroff
Betty Hayes
Mise Mae Kirkman
Susannah Matthews
Donna Koonce
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Betsy Yow
Gertrude
H. Tomlinson
Peggy Jane
E. ©. Bryant, Jr
Doris Johnson
Doris Koonce
Betty Deane Knox
Margaret Hancock
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Maude
Carraway
Marjorie Kearns
Ima Shore Sheroff
Ruth Williard
Miss Kirkman
Asheboro
Joe Lewallen
C. L. Presnell
Cleveland Thayer
J. A. Spence
Ed Crawford
Bob Lewallen
Maude Alfred
Earl Bulla
Bulla
Herman Crawford
Frank Joyce
W. W. Matthews
Leakeville
J. W. Woollen
High Point
Good Will Garden Club
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
Barnes-Mrs Frances Hohn Weds James Roy Smith in Benneville
Frances Hohn Barnes of Asheboro marries James Roy Smith in Bennetville North Carolina on a date in 1934. The bride is daughter of E P Barnes deputy sheriff of Randolph County with roots in Randolph and a broad local circle. The groom, son of Jacob Smith, works in Asheboro and they plan to reside there.
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E. P. Barnes
Asheboro
Frances Hohn
James Roy Smith
Benneteville
N. C
Jacob Smith
Taylor Impresses At Guilford College Piano Recital
Miss Martha Taylor daughter of Dr and Mrs Frederick R Taylor of High Point and L T New bass Greensboro gave a junior piano recital under Prof Max Noah. Taylor performed Moonlight Sonata movements and Chopin pieces while New played Monteverdi Beethoven and Homer selections. The two-piano Mendelssohn Concerto Opus 25 closed the event to strong acclaim.
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Guilford College
Martha Taylor
Frederick R. Taylor
High Point
Taylor
L. T. New
Greensboro
Miss Taylor
Mr. New
Max Noah
Monteverde
Beethoven
Huhn
Chopin
Star
Beach
Watts
Homer
Lehmann
Mendelssohn
Mies Taylor
Mr. Noah
SLEDOR-CHAPPEL MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. R C Calloway announces the marriage of her sister Leola Chappel of Elkin to Roscoe Sledge of High Point on Saturday May nineteen in Hilleville Virginia. Rev J Carl Looney officiated in the presence of friends. The couple will reside in High Point.
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Fembler-Harris
Thomasville
Mies
Ruth Harrie
Millard Winbler
R. L. West
Mr. West
Miseea Marie Embler
Avis Will
J. M. Alford
Albert Myers
R. C. Calloway
Leola Chappel
Elkin
Roscoe Sledge
High Point
Hilleville
Virginia
J. Carl Looney
Albert Harvell
Luella Chappel
Pageant by Jewish Women Delights Broadhurst Theatre Audience
The Council of Jewish Women staged The Seven Ages of Womanhood at the Broadhurst theatre with roles ranging from Infancy to Angel on Earth. The production featured Mrs. Phillip Silver, Norman Silver, Sadie Gordon, and others, with prologue by Mrs. Sam Tobias and music by Mrs. Eugene Le Grand and Dorothy Thompson. The show followed a successful repeat due to favorable reviews and was warmly received yesterday.
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Council of Jewish Women
Broadhurst Theatre
Phillip Silver
Helen Frances Swartebore
Norman Silver
Anna Lou Docter
Sadie Gordon
Sarah Herman
Ben Swarteburg
Anna Land Susian
Gilbert Bernard
Max Friedman
Mickey Pitekin
Shirley Schein
Whistler
al Schwarte
Milton Silver
Sam Tobias
Eugene le Grand
Dorothy Thompson
Salemcol
Iron in the human system vital to life and health
The text states that iron is indispensable to life and that even a small reduction in the body’s iron level leads to serious illness, underscoring its essential role in human physiology.
Saturn Floats If Placed In Water Says Old Astronomical Note
A curious claim notes Saturn is light enough to float if placed in water. The statement reflects popular science folklore about planetary densities and buoyancy in a playful tone.
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Saturn
Bebe and Ben Wire Farewell Appreciation
Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels waved farewell to a crowded High Point crowd at the Southern station thanking well wishers from Danville Virginia. The couple sent a telegram to Mrs. Rawley praising the marvelous demonstration and hoping to speak but the father was unwell.
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Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
Danville
P. Rawley
Lyon
Ville
High Point College Plans Senior Week and Events
High Point College prepares senior week starting May 24 with a reception and supper for the senior class hosted by Dr. G T Humphreys and Mrs. Humphreys. The 32 graduates will receive diplomas May 25 after the commencement address by Dr. T Wingate Andrews.
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G. T. Humphreys
High Point College
Norman Wille
Oscar Wilde
Poppies Recall Vivid Pictures On Poppy Day
The American Legion Auxiliary will distribute memorial poppies on Poppy Day, May 24, recalling World War I battles and the dead. Ney Evans, commander of Andrew Jackson post, says the flowers symbolize the fallen and support rehabilitation and welfare work for disabled veterans and families.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ney Evans
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
America
Legion
Oteen
N. C
Grubb Receives West Point Appointment After Panama Service
Jack L. Grubb 19 formerly of High Point has passed entrance examinations for West Point. He will return to the U S for a brief furlough before entering the United States Military Academy. Grubb lived on North Hamilton street in this city and his father once ran a local business. The family now resides in Marietta Pennsylvania.
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Jack L. Grubb
High Point
U. S Army
Panama
West Point
United States Military Academy
Grubb
Hamilton Street
Marietta
Body Holds Iron Equaling Four Ten Penny Nails
A historical science note states that the human body contains enough iron to forge about four ten penny nails. This emphasizes the iron content in hemoglobin and overall mineral reserves within bones and tissues.
Miss Enola Jackson Buried at Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Enola Fe Jackson died Friday at a local hospital and services were held at North Park Baptist Church with Rev. C L Ruth and Rev. C F Barnes presiding. Music included solos by the mixed and male quartets and Pallbearers were listed with interment at Oakwood cemetery.
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Enola Fe
North Park Baptist Church
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. F. Barnes
North Park Church
Myrtle Jones
Nina Wood
Jesus
J. D. Jennings
A. T. Lolly
J. P. Spencer
A. J. Koonce
Alvin Brown
Melvin Howard
Glen Nance
Archie Ballard
DPD
H. Short
L. W. Glenn
F. L. Farr
L. R. McNeil
Paul Frye
J. Z. Mariey
Rev Stallings To Preach Tonight At Church Of God
Rev. W. M. Stallings of Le noir will preach tonight at the Church of God on The Blood Atonement. The revival's first week was highly satisfactory and the public is invited to attend.
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W. M. Stallings
Lenoir
Church of God
Weathers alias Jam Barber faces break and enter charge
Willie Weathers alias Jam Barber was bound over to the next term by Judge FE Teague after a probable cause finding in muniel court this morning. Bond set at 750 dollars. Other morning cases include Spurgeon Johnson drunk driving with costs, driving a car in this state for months with 6.50 to the city high point for engine damage, Clay Burton liquor law violation, Frank Simmons and Frank Wilson affrays with costs, Arnold Phillips prohibition violation 5 dollars and costs, Mary Kirkpatrick larceny to the workhouse, RB Harrell driving 50 dollars costs and six months non driving except with his father.
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Willie Weathers
Jam Barber
FE. Teague
Weater
Muniel Court
Spurgeon
Johnson
Driv
Costne
Clay Burton
Frank Simmons
Frank Wilson
Costes
Arnold Phillips
Mary ‘“Tirkpatrick
Daya
RB. B. Harrell
Powers of Radio Feared by Colored District
An incident at a local radio station last night sparked talk that police powers are unlimited. A white man entered a colored district to buy liquor, became loud, and was warned by a Black man that the radio can expose him and bring police down on illicit sales.
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Jai
Accident injures two women after meeting near Park
Mrs J W McGuinn and Mrs L W Flythe were injured Friday night when the car they rode in was struck by another vehicle at the Asheboro area near Pialr Park after leaving a meeting of the Ai gean Lesson Auxiliary. Both attended recover in hospital and are listed in stable condition.
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J. W. McGuainn
Asheboro
L. W. Flythe
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