Freshman Girls Inducted Into School Girls League
At the local Senior high school the girls league inducted freshmen into the organization under Miss Anne Albright. The ceremony included tableaux and the league code emphasizing health, knowledge, kind hearts, and outreach. Notable participants included Helen Stephens as speaker and Vesta Copeland as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Albright
Girls League
League
Helen Stephens
Virginia Fraley
Julia Coe
Mary Agnes Crooks
Marguarite Burress
Vesta Copeland
Charlotte O'Beirne
Margaret Grayson
Evelyn Sharp
Elizabeth Kivett
Margaret Carroll
Elizabeth Patterson
Vivian Cook
Alma Virginia McCain
Margaret Briggs
Elizabeth Hatcher
Katherine Morgan
Pattricia Hall
Helen Cecil
Helen Marie Sheroff
Hazel Wright
Pattie Thomas
Margaret Hayden
Marion
Firemen's Booth Highlights Fire Prevention at Food-Home Show
At High Point's first annual Food and Home show, a fire prevention educational booth will be hosted by Chief A. B. Horney. Organizer J. M. Upchurch said the event partners with public service agencies to educate the public and reach people who may not interact with fire departments outside emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Main Street
A. B. Horney
J. M. Upchurch
How Modern Women Lost Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss solution for women. It promises rapid weight loss in four weeks with daily hot water intake before breakfast and dietary tweaks. Benefits claimed include increased energy clearer skin and brighter eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen
First Group of Baby Health Candidates Reading List
A listing of young children with ages from 6 months to 4 years, including names and parent addresses across High Point and Thomasville. The compilation shows multiple families with detailed street information and ages for each child in three rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegey
Jane DeLappe
F. A. DeLappe
Shelton Street
Betty Joan Bevan
R. D. Bevan
Lekington Avenue
Thomasville
Forest Arnold Mendenhall
R. R. Mendenhall
High Point
Edward Burrus
G. L. Burrus
Mangum Avenue
Jimmie Maurice Harris
W Ee. Harris
South Wrenn Street
June Lewis
H. T. Lewis
Randolph Street
Nancy Jo Slack
J.L. Slack
Chestnut Street
Carlton C. Burns
C. M. Burns
Lexington
Helen and
Elien Gay
E. R. Gay
Station C
Joyce May Kelly
P. F. Kelly
Peggy Jean Culler
D. M. Culler
Centenial Avenue
Stone
Sheraton Hotel
Elks
Southain Street
Big Show Promises Fire Safety Exhibit With Displays
The department aims to prevent fires and promote safety at home and business properties. Leading firms will display food and home products. Daily afternoon and evening demonstrations, entertainment, and prizes are planned. Exhibitors prepare displays as the show shapes up into a large, impressive event for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upchurch
Dickens Wrote Life of Christ for His Child
Charles Dickens drafted a personal Life of Christ intended for his young child, expressing devotional insight in a concise narrative. The unpublished manuscript reveals Dickens's religious reflections and parental aims, illustrating how he shaped biblical storytelling for family reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Charles Dickens
Christ
Fragmentary manuscript note hints at unpublished work
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a manuscript that was never published. The brief does not provide dates, authors, or a clear context beyond the note that the work remained unreleased.
Ex Service Men urged to attend church service
George F. Edwards leader of Andrew Jackson post American Legion appeals to all ex service men in the city to attend a special service at First Methodist Protestant church Sunday night at 7 30 o clock Rev R S Farmer ex service man and former chaplain will preach on The Soldiers Clock ex service men should gather at the legion hall on South Main street and depart for the church at 7 15 that evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Edwards
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Edwards
R. S. Farmer
Legion
Legion Hall
South Main Street
Blair Named to State Relief Organization in Raleigh
John J. Blair of this city is named to serve in the statewide relief organization announced by Dr. Fred W. Morrison. Blair will work with Raleigh central organization to plan highway and school beautification, with Leon W. Wells of Greensboro as assistant. Blair formerly directed school house planning in the state education department. The group aims to administer winter relief to the needy, with state headquarters in Raleigh and ten district supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blair
Raleigh
Fred W. Morrison
Gardner
Blair
Leon W. Wells
Greensboro
State Department of Education
Rom Smith to Speak on Christian Stewardship at Friedens
Whitsett news notes that Rom Smith of Liberty will address Friedens church on Christian Stewardship next Sunday at 11 a m. He is a noted Lutheran church worker, expected to draw a large audience. Mrs EB M Rollins of Henderson NC visits sister Miss Katie Dick and will be joined later by husband Prof BB M Rollins, Henderson superintendent of schools. T L Fitzgeralds back from Greenville visit. Mrs J W Summers travels to Raleigh to stay with Rev R K Davenport. Mrs W T Whitsett visits Greensboro to see daughter Carrie Brewer Whitsett student at UNC Greensboro.
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Whitsett
Rom Smith
Liberty
Friedens Church
EB. M. Rollins
Henderson
N. C
Katie Dick
BB. M. Rollins
W. T. Whitsett
Greensboro
Carrie Brewer Whitsett
The
Woman's College of U. N
Whitsett Club Members Attend Greensboro County Council
The county council of home clubs met in Greensboro on Tuesday with several Whitsett club members present including Mrs. D. H. Torreyson Mrs. J. H. Joyner and Miss Kate McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of Home Clubs
Greensboro
Whitsett Club
D. H. Torreyson
J. H. Joyner
Kate McLean
Lutheran Brotherhood Holds Meeting with Orphans Program
A district Lutheran Brotherhood gathering at Friedens church featured Supt. T. A. Graves from the Lutheran Orphans Home in Salem Virginia with a group of orphans presenting a program. Plans were made for wide participation at the tenth annual convention to be held November 10 in Winston-Salem Augsburg church. Local leaders include H. E. B. Isenhour of Salisbury as national president, W. P. Hooker president, Chas. B. Gilbert vice president, A. Campbell Cline treasurer, Robt. L. Conrad secretary.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
Friedensehurch
High Point
Durham
T. A. Graves
Lutheran Orphans Home of the South
Salem
Brotherhood
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Winston-Salem
H. EB. Isenhour
Salisbury
National Organization of Brotherhoods
W. P. Hooker
Chas. B. Gilbert
Catawba
State political drive thunders down last lap
North Carolina resumes a high speed political push as voters prepare for election day. Governors and party leaders predict a democratic landslide with large turnout, while Republicans rally behind Newell and Frazier amid renewed statewide campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Manteo
Murphy
C. Max Gardner
Gardner
J. Wallace Winborne
Jake F. Newell
Clifford Frazier
Carolina Keeps Two Driving Halfback Pairs for Florida
Chapel Hill Carolina has two driving halfback combinations ready for the Florida game Friday at 2:30. McCaskill and Thompson and Phipps and Daniel both showed speed and drive in the State game, each likely to start or share time behind the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Tar Heels
Florida
Collins
McCaskill
Thompson
Phipps
Daniel
Ten comets reported in 1927 with six new discoveries
In 1927 astronomers reported ten comets. Six were new discoveries and the remaining four were periodic visitors returning to the inner solar system.
Sun Rules Hour for Voting in State Tuesday
The article notes that in North Carolina polls open at sunrise and close at sunset with times for Elizabeth City and Raleigh. Elizabeth City opens 6:34 a.m. closes 5:02 p.m. Raleigh opens 6:44 a.m. closes 5:12 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Raleigh
the Sun
North Carolina
A. Denson
United States Weather Bureau
Elizabeth City
Reconstruction agency approves loan to New York Central
The Reconstruction Corporation authorized a 2.5 million dollar work loan to the New York Central railroad for repairing 10 thousand steel box cars and three thousand automobile cars.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation Today
New York Central Railroad Company
Mrs. Lloyd Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs. W. B. Lloyd sustained bruises and lacerations in a collision at Mallory and Hamilton streets about 12:30 this afternoon. She was taken by ambulance to Guilford General Hospital and later dismissed after an examination found no serious injuries. One car struck a telephone pole, tearing off a fire alarm box. The other driver’s identity and details were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Lloyd
Mallory and
Hamilton Streets
Sechrest
Guilford General Hospital
Men's Church Club Meeting Planned at First Church
The Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at 6 30 at the church. Logan Porter Sr and Dr Harry Brockman will host. A refereeing program has been planned and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pe — Ny
Logan Porter
Harry Brockman
Ancient Ten Dollar Bill Displayed Here
Evesta Mondy displayed a ten dollar bill from October 12 1856 at The Enterprise. The colored youth found the bill in a trunk at his home on Baptist street and noted it bears the Bank of Commerce mark with ink signatures by bank officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Evesta Mondy
Baptist Street
Bank of Commerce
Inexpensive Prescription Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Cure
Progressive pharmacists tout Allenia as a low cost rheumatic remedy at Mann Drug Co for 85 cents a bottle with money back if no relief in 48 hours. Advertises removal of excess uric acid deposits in 24 hours and claims fast relief from neuritis and lumbago with a scientific pain deadener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenia
Mann Drug Co
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Mary Ann Dyches
A. B. Dyches
David Kirby
K. A. Groome
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J. M. Holmes
Richardson Street
William Franklin Hunsucker
R. S. Hunsucker
Mary Frances Cawthon
Leon Cawthon
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Washington Street
Buddy Car
Hoover
Washington, D. C
John Blair
Whitsett News
T. L. Fitzgerald
Greenville
J. W. Summers
Rev
R. K. Davenport
H. Clay Parrett
Ruth Hinshaw
Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society
Whitsett M. E. Church
J. B. Foushee
R. G. Burlington
J. Gilmer May
Gibsonville
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Lloyd
Alachistan
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