Highland Cotton Mill official treated for acute appendicitis
Roney Proctor of the Highland Cotton Mill underwent surgery at High Point Hospital for an acute appendicitis attack. The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s home on East Washington Street with hosts Mrs. H. N. Phillips Mrs. R. K. Stewart Mrs. J. W. Paul Mrs. Dred Peacock and Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Members urged to bring penny boxes.
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East Washington Street
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Dred Peacock
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C. A. BR
John 8. Welborn
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
High Point Garden Club
L. J. Diffee
Johnson Street
Laura Wesson
The
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
Charles Barrier
Cc. C. Garrett
Alliene Hooper
Contract Club
East Main Street
Robert Rapp
Dalton
Winstoff-Salem
Charles Clegg
Mesdames R. M. Cooksey
Austin Finch
O. R. Hodgin
Ralph Wilson
George Finch
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Art Kassell To Play For German Club Dance Here
Noted maestro Art Kassell brings his radio and recording orchestra to the High Point Country Club for a Piedmont German club dance on June 8. Kassell, composer of "Doodle Doo Doo" and "St. Louis Blues" arrangements, recently had his song "Where Will You Be In 1933" adopted as an official number of the 1938 Century of Progress in Chicago.
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Sistine Chapel
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Woman's Club
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Montlieu Avenue
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Michelangelio
Michelangelos
H. D. Sears
W. W. Idol
Florida
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Little Theater
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Horace Haworth
Provincetown Players
Eugene O'Neill
Coe
O'Neill
G. I .Humphreys
A. G. Douglas
J. EB. Marsh
Frank Armfield
J. T. Weaver
C. E. Sheloft
R. H. Sechrest
Community notices mark busy High Point week
Local clubs churches and schools announce meetings and social events across High Point. The Church Service League at St Marys Episcopal meets Monday at 3 PM, Philathea class at Green Street Baptist Monday 7:30 PM, Eastern Stars social Tuesday 8 PM at Masonic Hall, and High Point Garden Club Tuesday 10 AM at Mrs L J Diffees.
Repentance Poem by Gertrude Cook
A brief verse reflecting on youth and forgiveness. The speaker recalls past bravado and seeks solace, asking for guidance and companionship to avoid traveling life alone. The meditation centers on humility, repentance, and the desire for support in difficult times.
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Thomasville Bridge Clubs Hold Meetings This Week
Thomasville notes show Ace of Clubs hosts at Kinneywood home with two bridge tables and prizes for high scores. Concluding tea featured guests and flower décor as local residents attend graduations and city events.
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