Emerywood Club Dinner Dance Plans Highlight Week
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a dinner dance this Saturday for members and out of town guests. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra will provide music. Dinner at eight, dancing afterward, with entertainment committee members Welch Harriss R B Terry Bar Phillips and Milbourne Amos organizing.
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Emerywood Country Club
Jelly Leftwich
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Danc
Ing
Welch Harriss
R. B. Terry
Phillips
Milbourne Amos
Moesdames
Jack Holbrook
Laurance Ingram
Rook
R. L. Trout
R. Lynn Trout
Contract Club Hosts Miss Simmons in Fall Meeting
A Wednesday Contract club meeting was held at Miss Mary Simmons home on Rockford road with three tables of play. High score won by Mrs. Louis Heilig who received a fingertip towel. Mrs. Katherine Raymond and Mrs. Newton Carroll also received towels. Guests included Mrs. John Clinard Jr and others. the event featured a salad course and fall flowers.
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Mary Simmons
Rockford Road
Louis Heilig
Newton Carroll
Rocky Mount
Katherine Raymond
Simmons
Mary Elizabeth Long
Sam Strickland
Burwell Nolan
Paul Casey
Sam Davis
Frank Marr
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Ruth Bowne
John Clinard, Jr
Woman’s Missionary Society of Highland Methodist Church
F. Womble
Cramerton
Mr. Womble
G. R. Ward
Mrs. Womble
Mr. Ward
High Point
Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings and Dances
Thursday events include Entre Nous club meeting with Mrs. Clark on Park Way and Lotus club gathering with Mrs. Barrett at 209 Woodrow Avenue. Laura Weston chapter UDC meets with Mrs. Powell on Park Way for November, with Mrs. Pollock as associate hostess. Friday features Priscilla club at Otteray Drive and the first Pentagon fall dance at Sedgfield Manor with Joe Roman and his Pennsylvanians. Saturday hosts Emerywood Country Club dinner dance with Jelly Leftwich orchestra. reservations urged with R. Lynn Trout.
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Lotus Club
F. H. Barrett
Woodrow Avenue
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tom Powell
Parkway
G. A. Pollock
Priscilla Club
C. H. Bilis
Otteray Drive
Welch Memorial Young Ladies Meet Tonight
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at Emerywood Country club this Tuesday at 8 30 PM with hostesses listed including Long Harriss Covington Farley Casey Snider Dillon and Bouldin. A full attendance is expected and a planned program will be presented.
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Welch Memorial
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Co
F. Long
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
Clyde Farley
Paul Casey
Joseph Snider
Jack Dillon
D. L. Bouldin
Pentagon Fall Dance at Sedgefield Manor Tonight
The Pentagon club hosts its twenty second fall dance tonight from 9:30 to 1:30 in the Sedgefield Manor ballroom. Greensboro and nearby city sponsors join High Point students as John Roman and his Pennsylvanians provide music plus vocalists Miss Nona Wells and Arthur Laney. Chaperones include prominent High Point figures and club parents. entry requires a door card.
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Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Elizabeth Bishop
Miriam Mason
Greensboro
Martha Skinner
Winston-Salem
Virginia Boyles
Thomasville
Ern Key Station
Charlotte
Nona Wells
Arthur Laney
Pentagon
Edwin Rankin
William Forster
Leonard Koonce
C. C. Newton, Jr
Robert Taylor
W. P. Moffitt
Garland Hayworth
David McKinnon
Walter Sprye
Wayne Garner
Herman Bernard
Local Ladies Return From Eastern Carolina Visit
Mrs. W. P. Ridge and Mrs. A. F. Livengood returned from a two week visit to Hamlet North Carolina hosted by J. C. Blair. They also toured points of interest in eastern Carolina. Mrs. E. F. Roberts of this city is recovering after an operation at Guilford General Hospital following a sudden illness in Thomasville.
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W. P. Ridge
A. F. Livengood
Hamlet
N. C
E. F. Roberts
Guilford General Hospital
Dr Alexander Graham Dies at His Charlotte Home
Obituary notice recounts the death of Dr Alexander Graham at his Charlotte residence. It lists surviving relatives and mentions associates in education including Prof George Graham of UNC, Miss Mary Graham from Myers Park, Miss Hattie Graham of D H Hill, Mrs Shipp Sanders, and Mrs Henry Shanks with ties to Tech High, Myers Park, and universities in North Carolina and Alabama.
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Alexander Graham
Charlotte
Deat
University of North Carolina
George Graham
Tech High School
Atlanta
Mary Graham
Myers Park School
Here
Hattie Graham
D. H. Hill
Shipp Sanders
Henry Shanks
Birmingham Big College
Birmingham
Ala
Five Percent Rate Set On Home Loans
The housing administration announced a uniform basic interest rate of five percent for constructing one to four family homes and for refinancing existing mortgages. Insured mortgages may reach sixteen thousand dollars with terms up to twenty years, plus one percent insurance and service charges.
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Housing Administration
United States
Moffett
President condemns high mortgage rates in home financing
The President denounces aggressive second mortgage practices and usurious rates in insured home financing across the country. He cites lenders charging 23 percent and higher on first and second mortgages, urging reform to curb these practices.
Local people plan Raleigh wedding for Miss Mann and Mr Freese
Local residents travel to Raleigh for the eight o'clock ceremony at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Bride elect Miss Caroline Mann will be attended by bridesmaid Miss Alice E. B. Freese and best man William Freese among others. A tea at the Caroline Country Club from five to six precedes the wedding. Oakview PTA meets with students presenting harvest songs and a pageant while Thomas R. Foust discusses curriculum.
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Raleigh
Caroline Mann
E. W. Freese, Jr
Church of the Good Shepherd
Alice EB. Freese
William Freese
H. N. Patterson
B. EB. Mendenhall, Jr
Charlies C. Robbins
Lambeth Addresses Peacock Bible Class on Faith and Works
Charles F. Lambeth, Thomasville manufacturer, spoke to the Peacock Bible Class at Wealey Memorial Church last night. He urged that Christian service needs both faith and works, recounting the Alice Hogan Rice tale Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and interpreting the phrase faith without works is nothing but with works is sublime.
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Wiggs
Charles F. Lambeth
Thomasville
Peacock Bible Clase
Wealey Memorial Church
Lambeth
Alice Hogan Rice
Kentucky
Louisville
R. C. Boyce
Bruce Craven
Trinity
A. W. Hard
Braxton Craven
Robert Fearing
Hiden Ramsey to Speak at North Carolina Collegiate Press Meet
D Hiden Ramsey president of the North Carolina Press Association and general manager of the Asheville Citizen Times will headline the fall convention of the North Carolina Collegiate Press Association in Asheville. The three day event features speakers from Greensboro Daily News High Point Enterprise Duke archives and Edwards and Broughton. Registration Thursday afternoon. dance at nine. Friday luncheon hosted by High Point Enterprise. Saturday sessions conclude at noon.
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D. Hiden Ramsey
North Carolina Press Association
Asheville Citizen-Times Company
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
C. T. Morris
Ramsey
South
Sheraton Hotel
John Cannon
Greensboro Daily News
John Mebane
High Point Enterprise
High Point Boy To Attend Conclave In Raleigh
Jack Stout, a local boy, will leave Saturday morning for Raleigh to attend the conclave this week. He joins other delegates from area towns for the event with participation by regional youth groups.
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High Point
Raleigh
Jack Stout
Bank of Owings In S. C. Is Robbed
Laurens district news reports the Bank of Owings at Owings station twelve miles northwest of Laurens was blown open last night. Cashier Miss Henrietta Owings discovered the robbery this morning. Sheriff Columbus L. Owings leads the investigation amid talk the crime was the work of expert crackmen.
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Laurens
8. C
Bank of Owings
Owings Station
Henrietta Owings
Columbus L. Owings
Royal Ambassador Conclave at First Baptist Church
Jack will represent the Greensboro Intermediate Royal Ambassadors to speak in the State Declamation contest on tithing. The event is sponsored annually by the union for young people. J is a member of the Royal Ambassador chapter at Green Street Baptist Church. U S caviar imports dropped to 212000 in 1923 and 674000 in 1929.
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First Baptist Church
Jack
Greensboro
Union For the Young People, J
Royalbassador
The
Gree Street Baptist Church
State’s Woman's
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Marvin E. Brown
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Sunbeam Band
Southside Baptist Church
Jacqueline Saunders
Tom Appleyard
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R. B. Ranson
Moffitt’s
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Entre Nous Club
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South Main
Woman's Missionary
South Main Street
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Thomas R. Foust
Guilford County
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Head of State Press Association
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