High Point Girls Sponsor Dance in Winston-Salem Event
The Esquire club of Winston-Salem plans its first dance on Friday November 6 at the Winston-Salem Armory. The event features UNC swing band led by Freddy Johnson, with High Point sponsors Eileen Thomas and Peggy Paul escorted by Bill Kelman and Lyman Fogleman respectively, plus Winston-Salem sponsor escorts and parent chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girls
Winston-Salem
Esquire Club
Winston- Salem Armory
High Point
Freddy Johnson
University of North Carolina
Eileen
Flower Arrangements Discussed At Wayside Garden Club Meet
The Wayside Garden Club held a Tuesday morning meeting at Miss Martha Blair’s home. Mrs. C. C. Haworth led a program on arranging fall flowers in three groups using native material from wood and fields. The event included a garden visit and a business session with 16 members, urging library participation during Artweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
C. C. Haworth
Martha Blair
Nancy K. Poston
M. E. Woman's Auxiliary In Thomasville Elects Officers
In Thomasville on November 4 the M E church Woman's Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year after a devotional service. Officers include honorary president Mrs. F S Lambeth, president Mrs. J E Lambeth, and various vice presidents secretaries and coordinators. An afternoon program featured Miss Lillian Yow piano selections and benediction by Mrs. R S Howie. The day also included Week of Prayer observances and plans for a December 11 wedding gown pageant.
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The
Advocate
M. L. Bales
Christian Social Relations
Robert Williams
F. I. Alexander
Baby Department
R. H. Holliday
Children’s Department
John Hiatt
Mesdames E. L. Webb
Stuart Burton
L. C. Dillon
Harry Lee Lam
Social notes and weekend visitors in the region
Miss Annie Lee Badgett of Jackson Hill visited Mrs. Vera Green Phillips on Saturday. Miss Theresa Hoover of Stratford College Danville stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hoover Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold from Raleigh spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Arnold. Mrs. Charles E. Johnson was the guest of Miss Mae Johnson at Rock Hill South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colvert of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lee Badgett
Jackson Hill
Vera Green Phillips
Theresa Hoover
Stratford College
Danville
Charles M. Hoover
George Arnold
Raleigh
Everett Arnold
Charles E. Johnson
Mae Johnson
Rock Hill
S. C
Frank Colvert
Social Club Meetings Planned Through Friday
The calendar lists Wednesday events at 3:30 with the Woman's Clubs at the YWCA featuring City Manager E M Knox on Your City Government, a Utopian Study Club gathering on Rockford road, and a Girl Reserve tea hosted by Mrs. C C Garrett with speaker Miss Marvin Morton. Thursday brings Tea and Topics at South Main, and Live Y'ers at the YWCA. Friday hosts Priscilla club at Lindsay street, Laura Wesson chapter UDC at 328 Woodrow, Philomath ean at Guilford avenue, and Club of Twelve at Johnson street.
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Woman's Clubs
E. M. Knox
Utopian Study Club
Valette J. Harriss
Rockford Road
Girl Reserve Committee
Y. W
Tea and
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Y’ers
F. F. Dickson
Priscilla Club
Lindsay Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William R. Kester
Woodrow Avenue
Philomathean Club
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Important Business Session By Business Girls
The Business and Professional Girls club held a key meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the YWCA hut with Miss Lucille Browne presiding. A proposed constitutional amendment was discussed and the vote was postponed to next Tuesday due to lack of a quorum. Lucille Hayworth reported on an executive committee meeting at Browne’s home last Friday. Seventeen members attended the supper meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Lucille Browne
Lucille Hayworth
Dr Lindley Guest At Weekly Luncheon Of Kappa Gamma
Dr Percy E Lindley of High Point College was guest at the Omega chapter Kappa Gamma weekly luncheon in the Sheraton grill yesterday afternoon. Miss Chloe Layton to host next Tuesday. psychology lecture by Dr Lindley set for Thursday in the Sheraton hotel committee room. Transaction of business at 7 30 followed by lecture at 8.
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Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Percy E. Lindley
High Point College
Sheraton Grill
Tamsie Knight
Marie Caddell
Chloe Layton
Delightful Dance at Sedgefield Manor Hosts Gala
Mr and Mrs Nathan Ayers and Mr and Mrs Allen Watkins hosted a ballroom event at Sedgefield Manor with Harold Stern and his orchestra providing music from ten to two. Over 300 guests attended from Greensboro Winston Salem Thomasville Asheboro and other North Carolina cities.
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Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Manor
Harold Stern
Orchestra
New York City
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Asheboro
State
Surprise Birthday for Mrs. T. B. Wagner
A large group of friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. T. B. Wagner’s home in Trinity on Sunday to surprise her with a festive birthday dinner. Mrs. Wagner’s guests included Miss Betty Swinson and Mr. Buddy Swinson, who performed several musical selections.
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T. B. Wagner
Trinity
Betty
Buddy Swinson
Weekend Guests Visit Local Households
Charlotte spent the week end here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F I Alexander. Miss Betty Jennings a Duke University student stayed with her parents Dr and Mrs R G Jennings. Mr and Mrs Julius Green and son Julius Jr visited Jamestown with Mr and Mrs J H Smith. Miss Mildred Darden of Kenly spent the weekend with Miss Lucille Holden a local school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
F. I. Alexander
Betty Jennings
Duke University
R. G. Jennings
Julius Green
Julius, Jr
Jamestown
J. H. Smith
Green
Mildred Darden
Kenly
Lucille Holden
Miss Darden
Marian Martin Pattern 9085 Princess Frock
Pattern 9085 features a short puff sleeve princess frock with buttoned yoke and full skirt in cotton wool challs jersey or luxe fabrics. Includes matching bloomers and a diagrammed sew chart. size 2 4 6 order by sending fifteen cents plus size name address and style number to Marian Martin pattern book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Marian Martin
Mid-Week Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs. H. T. Hudson
Mrs. H. T. Hudson hosted the Mid-Week Garden Club at her Parkway home at ten this morning. A brief business session approved cooperation with other clubs to bring rose lecturer Mr. Pyle to High Point in February and to support the Give-A-Lunch Fund Campaign for undernourished school children.
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H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Pyle
High Point
J. Gurney Briggs
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Miss Nell Pierce improves at home after tonsil surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. C R Barker remains seriously ill in New Hill North Carolina. Mrs. J T Hasty of Danville Virginia visits her parents in High Point. Mrs. J S Steele hosts Ella Hawkins and her two sons Ray and Arthur from Romeo. Doug Fambrough of Chapel Hill visits in the city. Elizabeth Hatcher, a Duke sophomore, spent the weekend with Duke Explorer's Club at Linville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Pierce
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. J. Lewis
West Bay Street
New Hill
N. C
C. R. Barker
Mrs. J. T. Hasty
Danville, Va
Mrs
J. A. Parks
High Point
J. S. Steele
Rosewood Street
Ella Hawkins
Ray and
Arthur
Romeo
Col
Elizabeth Hatcher
Duke University
Explorer's Club of
Duke
Linville
Church Social Archdale M E Group Meets Thursday Night
The Woman's Auxiliary of Archdale M E church will meet with Mrs. R A Lemmons in Archdale Thursday at 730 PM. Mrs T W Bowman urges all members to attend if possible. A Week of Prayer program replaces the midweek service at Ward Street M E church with Miss Bessie Tesh leading the devotional and Miss Bess Monroe as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale M. E
Woman's Auxiliary
Archdale
M. E
R. A. Lemmons
T. W Bowman
Ward Street M. E. Church
Bessie Tesh
Bess Monroe
Japan
Missionary Society
Audition Night at Cloverdale School Announcement
Cloverdale School invites musicians singers dancers and performers to audition Monday evening November 9 at seven. A school committee will select the best act to be featured again on Amateur Night Thursday November 12 with a small admission charge for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale School
Cloverdale
Hicks Family Hosts Halloween Party for Friends
Mr and Mrs Pope Hicks of 325 Fourth Street entertained about fifty guests at a Halloween party. The living room featured black and orange decor with autumn leaves as a centerpiece. Nellie Hedgecock as Madame Burke performed fortune telling and dancing while five young men provided music and refreshments followed in a festive mood.
Democrats win New Jersey in Roosevelt landslide
Newark reports Roosevelt carries New Jersey with a large plurality exceeding 250,000 and Democratic gains include a U S Senate seat for the first time, with Hudson County and Republican pockets staying loyal. State Sen William H Smathers trails but leads the Republican incumbent by over 126,000.
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Newark
N. J
Hudson County
New Jersey
Roosevelt
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
New
Third Member of Quadruplets Dies
In Missouri a two pound newborn Elia Pearl Bridges died early today, leaving Lee Earl Bridges as the sole survivor of quadruplets delivered Monday during a storm. Nurses at Baptist hospital treated the remaining infant with oxygen in incubators as rain swept the Cypress Swamplands.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elia Pearlridges
Lee Earl
Missouri
Baptist Hospital
Ella Pearl
Pearl Bridges
James Bridges
Cypress
Settle Quarrel After 20 Years
A 65-year-old couple remarried in Burlington after 20 years apart. James C. Burton of Orange County and Edla Murray of Guilford County said they wed in Beaufort, South Carolina, September 16, 1916, and remarried here to replace a lost certificate.
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Burlington
James C. Burton
Orange County
Edla Murray
Guilford County
T. H. Isley
Beaufort
S. C
Roosevelt wins large victory in Mississippi returns
Mississippi reports show President Roosevelt with an overwhelming re election lead. Unofficial tallies from 147 of 1659 precincts give Roosevelt 21683 votes, Landon 713 and Thomas 63 as results come in from Jackson.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Landon
Thomas
Georgia backs Roosevelt in landslide election victory
Democratic Georgia joined the nation in a landslide for President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Early returns showed Roosevelt ahead more than eight to one over Governor Landon with 755 of 1,766 precincts reporting: 166,238 to 19,858.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Landon
Power firm suit set for hearing in Johnston County lines dispute
Raleigh November 4 The Carolina Power and Light company suit to bar Johnston County Electric Membership Corporation from constructing competing rural power lines is scheduled for hearing November 9 in Wake Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Carolina Power and Light Company
Johnston County Electric
Wake Superior Court
Farmer Cornelius Boone Dies After Auto Collision
Cornelius Alson Boone, 65, a Guilford County farmer, died in a Winston-Salem hospital from injuries sustained in an auto collision Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Cornelius Alson Boone
Guilford County
North Carolina Christian Missionary Convention Opens
The North Carolina Christian Missionary Convention opened its 92nd session in Winson today and will run through Friday. The event gathers church leaders from the region to discuss mission work and church activities.
Dem Candidates Win in Florida in Landslide
Jacksonville dispatch reports Florida voted decisively Democratic with a three to one to four to one margin from President Roosevelt to the entire ticket, indicating a stronger victory than the 1932 sweep.
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Dem
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Roosevelt
Women of Moose Chapter Meeting Postponed to Evening
The local Women of Moose chapter will hold its regular meeting at seven thirty this evening in the Moose hall on North Main street near the Princess cafe. All members are urged to attend. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Mr and Mrs Claude H Hedgecock announce the birth of a daughter Ruby Claudette on Sunday October 25. Mrs Hedgecock formerly Ruby Griffith of this city.
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Women of Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Princess Cafe
Claude H. Hedgecock
Ruby Claudette
Hedgecock
Ruby Griffith
Black-Draught A Vegetable Laxative Promoted
An advertisement extols Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative made from leaves and roots. It touts natural preparation, lack of preservatives, and claims the medicine acts where needed to relieve constipation while offering about 25 doses from a 25-cent package.
Margaret Saunders Hosts Halloween Party at Home
Margaret Saunders entertained about 25 guests at her 113 Dalton Street home in a Halloween party. Audrey Culler and Geneva Copp won contests as games and treats, including fruits and Halloween candies, were enjoyed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Saunders
Dalton Street
Audrey Culler
Geneva Copp
Cranberries Named for Swampy Crane Habitats
The fruit known as cranberries takes its name from the cranes that inhabit the swamps where the berries grow. The connection highlights how local wildlife influenced the plant’s nomenclature.
Laura Wesson U Daughters to Meet at Mrs Kester Home
Laura Wesson United Daughters of the eracy chapter will meet with Mrs. Kester at her home 323 avenue Friday afternoon at the usual hour. Mrs. Vaughn, formerly Miss Dolly Patt, announced the birth of a son Chu ey on November 3 at 212 West Ray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson United Daughters of the Eracy
Mrs. Kester
323 Avenue
Joe Va
West Ray Street
Chuey
West Ray St
Vaughn
Dolly Patt
Calotabs Promoted for Cold Relief in Ad Claim
An old ad touts Calotabs as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic aiding cold relief. It recommends one to two tabs first night and repeat later if needed, noting cleansing of germ laden mucus and toxins from the intestine and kidneys. The ad prices a package at twenty five cents with ten cents for a smaller size.
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M. E. Woman's Auxiliary
Janie Tuttle
Viskks
Dr. Lindley
Kappa Gamma Group
Princess Frock
Prise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Mary Helen Brown
Joyce Kilmer
Louise Salisbury
Collier Bilis
Great Smoky Mountain Park
North Carolina
Mesdames R. T. Amos
Hoke Bullard
B. S.cummings
Collier Ellis
Horace Haworth
W. L. Jackson
Lamar McCallum
Fred Thomas
W. B. Thomas
W. A. Sherrod
John Walker
Doug Fambrough
Chapel Hill
City
Ward Street
Mr. and
Mrs. Hicks
Women of Moose Chapter
U. Chapter
Will
Charles Sidney VA
Yesterda
Gabardine
Suede
AAA
Vality Shoe Stor
Tita
Urmu
Richard Hudnut
Mary Bradburn
Richard
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