Social Calendar Details For Friday Evening
Friday events list at 8 P M Mrea F F Dickson hosts Priscilla club at Lindsay street. 3 30 P M Philomathan club meets with Mrs Howard Hartzell 204 Guilford avenue. 8 30 P M Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton host the Club of Twelve at Johnson Street.
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Mrea
F. F. Dickson
Priscilla Club
Lindsay Street
Philomathean Club
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Anne Lindbergh Talk Highlights Tea Club Meeting
The Tea and Topics club afternoon program featured Mrs Vernon Idol detailing Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s life from childhood at Smith College to aviation fame and her book North To the Orient. Guests included Mrs F J Sizemore and Edgar Hartley with members listing numerous attendees and a salad refreshment service.
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R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Idol
Logan Porter
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
Anne Lindbergh
Smith College
Orient
Lindbergh
C. E. Shelo
Mrs Glenn Perry To Share Honors With Thomasville Brides
Mrs J H Allred and Miss Dorothy Perry entertain at 701 Sunset Drive this afternoon to honor Mrs Glenn Gray Perry formerly Adelaide Williamson and two Thomasville brides Mrs W S Myers and Mrs Henry Holton, with calling from four to six and many out of town guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Allred
Dorothy Perry
Sunset Drive
Glenn Gray Perry
Adelaide Williamson
Perry
Thomasville
W. S. Myers
Mabel Sullivan
Henry Holton
May Simpson
Live Yers Club Hosts M L Patrick Guest Speaker
M L Patrick of the high school faculty gave a humorous talk on hobbies at the Live Y ers meeting held at the Y W C A. Lena Belle Blair presented him as president and the club voted to join a joint banquet with the Business and Professional Girls club on November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Patrick
Patrick
Lena Belle Blair
Business and Professional Girls Club
Live Hunt and Tea Events For Sedgefield Group
Sedgefield Hunt members week end fixtures begin with a live hunt Saturday at seven from the Sedgefield stables. On Sunday an informal ride and tea at 2 30 from Starmount Farm stables, invited by Edward Benjamin. A planned paper chase with Dr A T Smith was altered by the invitation. Betty Jean Moore born November 2 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs F W Moore of 1301 English Street. formerly Miss Macie Chandler of Dobson.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Starmount Farm
Edward Benjamin
A. T. Smith
Jean Moore
F. W. Moore
English Street
Betty Jean
Guilford General Hospital
Moore
Macie Chandler
Dobson
Denny
Jack Gravely
Peggy Speight
Falls Road
Miss Denny
Ringling Circus
Wilson
Jack Crawley
Norma Dozier
Gray Woodard
Evaline Loonty
Ida Harper
Lula Wyatt Wilkinson
Poem Written Fast Keats Compiles Nightingale Ode
John Keats composed Ode to a Nightingale in under three hours, crafting the lyric in one rapid creative session that captured a darkly luminous meditation on beauty and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Local Leaders Honored At Homecoming Party
Dr. A. G. Dixon, superintendent of the Methodist Protestant Children's Home, and Mrs. Dixon were feted at their Greensboro road cottage Tuesday by Home volunteers of young women. Music by High Point College students and refreshments followed in a pink and green decorated setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dixon
Methodist Protestant Children's Home
The Yadkin River Program At Utopian Study Club
Mrs. Walter B. Thomas spoke at the Utopian Study club on the Yadkin River detailing its North Carolina source, course to the sea, river power for plants, and historic sites along its banks. Tea and refreshments followed as members exchanged club books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkin River
Walter B. Thomas
Utopian Study Club
Valette J. Harrisson
Rockford Road
North Carolina
Harry Alexander
Henry Foscue
J. I. Groome
Roland Holton
Lawrence Matton
Herman Smith
Rodney Snow
Roy J. Spearman
W. B. Thomas
Thomas Turner
J. H. Walker
Jesse Washburn
Red Cross Roll Call Set For November 17 18 In High Point
Mrs J W Poole announces High Point will conduct its Red Cross Roll Call on November 17 and 18 to canvass the city for members. Last year the quota was just over 1000 and may rise slightly. Funds support local disaster work with some forwarded to national headquarters for broader relief, including disaster operations in the United States and abroad. The personnel of the High Point campaign will be announced on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
High Point
J. W. Poole
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
United States
Poole
Barnyard Turkey Outmaneuvers Rattlesnake in Feisty Skirmish
The common barnyard turkey dodges a rattlesnake strike with ease and lands a counter blow before the reptile can coil again, showcasing surprising agility and courage in the field.
Social and church notices fill week with events
Church groups held meetings at First Baptist and Main Street Methodist with hostesses and program items. Clubs announced Baraca-Philathea Union plans and a market basket fundraiser. Other gatherings included Junior G A meets and a chicken and oyster supper at Prospect M E. church with hours and invites noted. Week of Prayer service to close the series at Calvary M E tonight with Rev D V Howell and Mrs Howell attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Main Street
R. C. Plummer
South Main Street
Carl Wright
J. W. Clinard
Paul Spencer
Wesley Memorial Church
Calvary M. E
D. V. Howell
Calvary Church
Christian Church Women End Meeting At Wilson Today
The Women s Missionary Society of the Christian Church of North Carolina elected Mrs W O Foster of Chapel Hill as president and set Goldsboro as next convention site on Nov 2 1937. Mrs J F Parrott of Kinston named vice president and Mrs Claud Kaiser of Greensboro second vice president with Mrs C B Meeler of Raleigh as secretary treasurer.
Walsers to spend weekend in Weaver ville guests of Mrs Reagan
Mr. and Mrs. Z. I. Walser depart this afternoon for Weaver ville to stay with Mrs. Walser’s mother Mrs J J Reagan for the weekend. Mrs. J E Savage of Los Angeles is visiting Mrs B W Marshall and Mrs Elwood Embler on Asheboro road. Addie Moore is convalescing at Charlotte sanatorium after recent operation. Artur Wilson recovers from tonsil operation at home on Thomasville road. L J Miller and another sister from Big Rock, Va., arrive to visit sister Mrs H M Ling at 705 Mangum avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Z. I. Walser
Weaverville
J. E. Savage
Los Angeles, Cal
B. W. Marshall
Mrs. Elwood Embler
Asheboro Road
Addie Moore
Charlotte Sanatorium
Charlotte
Artur Wilson
Thomasville Road
Marian Martin Pattern 9036 for Dolls Wardrobe
Dolly wardrobe pattern 9036 offers five pieces including undies pajamas frock and coat with hat. Easy to cut with diagrammed sew chart and order form. patterns for 16 18 22 and 24 inch dolls with 15 cents each or 25 cents for both pattern and book.
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Dolly
Marian Martin
Annual Fall Golf Tourney At Sedgefield Club Tuesday
The annual Fall Ladies Golf tournament for members will be held at Sedgefield Country Club on Tuesday November 10. Play starts at 1 p.m. at the first tee with self made foursomes. matches and pairings can be arranged by the committee if requested. Six prizes include low gross and various net and bogey honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn _ grill
Randolph County election yields Democratic sweep except governor race
In Randolph County, Democrats won all county offices while Grissom narrowly beat Hoey for governor. Roosevelt and London split the U.S. Senate vote, with Cooley defeating Ferree in the county race, and a full county tally lists results for secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, education, attorney general, agriculture, labor, insurance, and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Grissom
Hoey
Roosevelt
London
Harold D. Cooley
A. I. Ferree
Thad Bure
James Campbell
George Ross Pou
J. M. van Hoy
C. M. Johnson
C. T. Allen
Clyde Erwin
Calvin Zimmerman
A. F. Seawell
Fred Hamrick
W. Kerr Scott
John L. Phelps
A. L. Fletcher
David Vance
Dan Boney
Herbert Seawell, Jr
Superior Court
George Connor
Vance Gudger
William Devin
William Bramham
Supreme Court
Marshall Speare
Thomas Carter
Frank Armstrong
Williams
U.S. Senate
J. W. Bailey
Frank C. Patton
Registrar of Deeds
R. C. Johnson
G. P. Upton
C. E. King
A. O. Ferree
W. L. Lambert
A. EB. Bulla
S. M. Barnes
A. B. Beasley
M. E. Johnson
Clegg Garner
F. P. Stout
J. Roosevelt Hinshaw
J. R. Hammond
Miss Marguerite Mann to Davidson College Visit
Miss Marguerite Mann leaves tomorrow for Davidson College where she will spend the weekend. She will be a guest at dances celebrating Home Coming Day and attend the Carolina Davidson football game in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Mann
Davidson College
Carolina-Davidson
Unavoidable Accident Injures Fort Bragg Soldiers in Gastonia
Police called the collision unavoidable in Gastonia on Nov 6. Three injured include Cecil Bolt, a Fort Bragg soldier, who suffered a broken leg and remained hospitalized, along with two other soldiers and a Burlington truck driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Fort Bragg
Burlington
Cecil Bolt
Specialties Lead Stock Mart Rise
New York markets rise as industrial specialties push to new highs on optimism. Steels, coppers and other gains face selling. Early trading is brisk with tape lagging actual deals. activity slows by mid session and price trends grow uncertain. Bonds grains and cotton mixed. foreign currencies weaken versus the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Tobacco Inspection Set Aims to Improve Grower Prices
Washington bureau announces a new tobacco inspection service to set objective prices and protect growers from undervalued lots. The program targets North Carolina markets in Goldsboro and Farmville and will expand to Virginia and Kentucky, focusing on fair grades and minimizing price discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goldsboro
Farmville
Virginia
Kentunky An
Bureau
Viola M Taylor dies after October collision at Albemarle
Mrs Viola M Taylor died in a hospital after a mobile collision near Albemarle on October 26. The Oakboro farmer wife aged unknown per the article perished in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola M. Taylor
Oakboro
Camel hair brushing fromTai Ian squirrels
A fragmented note mentions camel hair being brushed from fur by tai ian squirrels, suggesting a locally observed grooming or preparatory step related to animal textile work.
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Miss Madeline Hoover
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Vernon Idol
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main
Glenn Perry
Live
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Mrs. Dixon
Dixon
Bud English
Doris Dixon
G. E. Garlington
Ruth Lewis
Helen Brewer
Millard Cobler
Olivia Mangum
Kenneth Rhyne
Natalie Cashatt
Dave Patterson
Mattie Ruth Guyer
Howard Gorman
Louise Hamlin
Walter Raye Fowler
Mary Edith Ballinger
Robert Montgomery
Mildred Lanier
Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Ciano
Italy
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Baptist Philatheas
First Baptist Church
W. C. Garner
W. W. Dickerson
Baraca-Philathea Union
Prospect M. EB
G. A
East Green Street
Christian Church
Prise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
N. Y
Rocky Mount
Charlotte Denny
Hill Street
Pauline Douglas
Theo Redman
Mary Lewis Willie
Margaret Hayworth
Clara Cole Sherrod
Anna Tomlinson
Randolph
Stella “Andrews
Aod
Lydia E
Sidor of
Chicago
Nhl
Robert L. Prinie M. Parker
Guilford Carolina
Alan
Register
Ford County
North
Carol
Greensboro
High Point Township
Wesley Place
Wesley
High Poing
Lina
Office of of Deeds
Guilford
Carolina
Lt. C. McRae
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