Altrusans Open Concert Series With Tamburitza Enchantment
The Altrusa club opens the Collins Entertainment Festival at the junior high auditorium with the Elias Tamburitza Serenaders delivering Balkan music. Five guest Jugoslavian artists share the stage aided by John Ilika in a late-evening 8:30 performance. Proceeds fund High Point college scholarships.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Lucile Johnston
Charles
Anna
Martha Elias
Mary Filipovitch
John Ilika
Chicago
Hika
Loring Campbell Company
Campbell
Elias Tamburitza
Altrusa Club
Alumni Chapter To Meet Monday At White's
The High Point college alumni chapter will hold its November meeting Monday at 7 30 in Roberts Hall and proceed to the mill. Light refreshments will be served later. If cold or rainy weather, the event moves to the Postal Employer's clubhouse off highway 10 A.
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High Point College
White's
Roberts Hall
Postal
Highway 10 A
Jitter Bug Club Holds First Meeting at Farr Home
The Jitter Bug club convened Thursday evening at Miss Margaret Farr's residence with Miss Virginia Lee Kent presiding. Officers elected include secretary treasurer Margaret Farr. program committee Billie Sue Mason, Helen Jurham, Nellie Sue Kent, and Cressie Maxwell. Several members were initiated and refreshments followed in the dining room. The next meeting will be at Miss Nellie Sue Kent's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Farr
Virginia Lee Kent
Billie Sue Mason
Helen Jurham
Nellie Sue Kent
Cressie Maxwell
Nellie Sueent
Betty Lou Brown Celebrates 7th Birthday Here
Mrs. C. M. Brown hosted a Dayton street party Friday afternoon honoring her daughter Betty Lou on her seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests before gathering for refreshments around a birthday cake with seven candles. Attendants included Mrs. J. F. Dillworth and guests Myrtle Hughes Marcie McCarter Nancy Brown Claudie Dilworth Evelyn Craven Billy Craven and Jack Daley.
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C. M. Brown
Dayton Street
Betty Lou
Dinner And Business Meeting Of Altrusa Club
The Altrusa club holds its November dinner and business meeting Tuesday evening November 8 in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. A full attendance is hoped to finalize Entertainment Festival ticket sales overseen by chairman Miss Virginia Ryan. Dinner starts at 6:30 with the meeting to follow.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Virginia Ryan
Recent Bride Nolan Mullis Honored At Shower And Party
Mrs. Elizabeth Small and Mrs. J H Walker hosted a shower for Nolan Mullis formerly Cornelia Harbinson on Adams Street with 40 guests. Prizes were won by Clyde Williams Virginia Marker C R Harbison and Marty Brooks. Refreshments followed. Also notices of Nurse Association meeting at Y W C A and Girl Scout council gathering at Mrs I T Mann Johnson Street.
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Elizabeth Small
J. H. Walker
Adams Street
Nolan Mullis
Cornelia Harbinson
Clyde Williams
Virginia Marker
C. R. Harbinson
Marty Brooks
Cloverdale PTA Plans Tuesday Open House Meeting
The Cloverdale school PTA will hold a Tuesday 7 30 evening meeting in the school auditorium with an open house format. Parents should gather for opening devotionals and then visit classrooms to view the children’s work.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Cloverdale School
Chilren
Ada Blair PTA Plans American Education Week Program
Ada Blair parent teacher association completed plans for American Education Week with the opening program Monday at 7 30 pm featuring Charles F Carroll Jr high school superintendent as guest speaker and the high school band. Daily chapp! exercises and a tea Friday afternoon mark the observance. William McCormick Jr born November 3 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs W H McCormick of 402 Cable Street.
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Ada Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
William McCormick, JR
W. H. McCormick
Cable Street
William Harmon, Jr
Guilford General
Legion Auxiliary District Meet set in Greensboro
The Eleventh District American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday November 10 at the Church of the Covenant Greensboro with President Mrs Y Conyers presiding State president Mrs Herbert Taylor from Dunn and secretary Miss Aurelia Adams present Also Mrs Mary Burkhead of Asheboro and local chapter president Mrs D D Arden urge wide attendance from High Point.
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Eleventh District of the American Legion Auxiliary
Greensboro
Church of the Covenant
Y. Conyers
Herbert Taylor
Dunn
Aurelia Adama
Mary Burkhead
Asheboro
Third Area
D. D. Arden
High Point
Oak Hill PT A To Hear Mark T Lambeth
Oak Hill Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the school Mark T Lambeth principal of Junior High School will address the group on Mastering Skills and Knowledge Before the talk teachers will meet parents in the classrooms to explain achievement standards and how parents can help their child meet these standards All parents urged to attend and visit the school during American Education Week
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Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Mark T. Lambeth
Oak View Association Holds November Meeting
Oak View Parent-Teacher Association met at the school auditorium to hear talks on Safety and Health. Sergeant J O Pike of the local police department spoke on safety and Frances Burton of Duke Power Company discussed eye conservation as part of health. J H Sick led the opening devotional and the first grade won the attendance banner.
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Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
J O. Pike
Police
Frances Burton
Home Service
Duke Power Company
J. H. Sick
Totten To Speak To Wayside Garden Club
Dr Henry M Totten of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill will address the Wayside Garden club Tuesday at 10 am Mrs John Sheloff hosts at her North Main street home The topic is Vines.
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Henry M. Totten
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Wayside Garden Club
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Totten
Archdale School to Sponsor Ralph Riddle Fiddler’s Convention
Archdale school will sponsor Ralph Riddle's Textile Hill-Billies in an old time fiddlers convention at Trinity school auditorium Friday evening. Refreshments will be served and proceeds go to the Archdale School fund.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Archdale School
Ralph Riddle
Hill-Billies
Trinity School
Archdale School Fund
Social Arts Club Meets On Thursday
The Social Arts club will meet at 3 PM Thursday at the home of Mrs. J W Rose 308 Louise Avenue. N S Wesley members asked to attend today for a full attendance at Wesley Memorial church morning class with visitors welcome. Go To Sunday School Day observed with a special program planned. Myrle Gene McFarland born Sunday October 30 Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs J A McFarland. They now reside at 306 street.
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J. W. Rose
Louise Avenue
N'S
Wesley
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Myrle McFarland
J. A. McFarland
Myrle Gene
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Breakfast For Truman Welling After Sedgefield Hunt
A large field from the Sedgefield Hunt rode to hounds for nearly three hours in the second live hunt of the season. The ride ended near Sedgefield Nurseries with a breakfast at Sedgefield Inn honoring Truman Welling of Greensboro, bound for Wilmington to join the BEI duPont Nylon division.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
T. W. Rochelle
Truman Welling
Greensboro
Charles Mills
George
Alfred Bryson
Smith Richardson, Jr
Charles Kearns
Arnold Schiffman
T. M. Stanton
Annie Rhy Stanton
Clay Walker
George Armstrong
Billie Sheloff
Seborn Perry
Walter Winchell On Page Four Continuation
A continuation note indicates Walter Winchell content continued from page four section A, guiding readers to the extended column and its forthcoming remarks.
Mars scare and Nazi blame teased by papers
The piece mocks Italy and Fascist fear tactics while noting General Hugh Johnson denying Martian threats. It cites a World Telegram front page box about Nazis blaming Mars events, criticizing editors for hiding facts behind headlines.
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Italy
Hugh Johnson
Mars
World-Telegram
Public figures clash in candid remarks and jibes
In a collage of quotes, Rosalind Russell discusses expressing character through clothes while others mock or defend policies. The Japanese Foreign Office doubts deliberate bombing of foreign warships. Henry Ford predicts no more wars, Orson Welles apologizes, Neville Chamberlain touts new guarantees, and George Jean Nathan questions acting knowledge. Adm Clark H Woodward warns of a mad dog in Europe as Goebbels claims Germans are grounded. Priscilla Lane, Luise Rainer, and Clifford Odets contrast fame and income. Goebbels calls the people close to earth amid sharp captions.
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Rosalind Russell
Japanese Foreign Office
U. S
Henry Ford
Ford
Orson Welles
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
George Jean Nathan
Nathan
Clark H. Woodward
Europe
Priscilla Lane
Hollywood
Bernhardt
Luise Rainer
Clifford Odets
Miss Rainer
Herr Goebbels
Germany
Annual Conference of Methodist Protestant Churches Convenes
The annual conference gathers with President Humphreys for High Point college and Dr. A G Dixon at the Children’s Home. Delegates to the Uniting Conference will be elected Friday afternoon as officials including Dr J H Straughn and Dr G W Haddaway attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Churches
Humphreys
High Point College
A. G. Dixon
American Bible Society
J. H. Straughn
G. W. Haddaway
Board of Missions
Frank W.stephenson
Christian Education
F. L. Gibbs
General Conference Couneil of Religious Education
Crates 8. Johnson
Chas, Reiner, Jr
C. B
A Woman’s Heart Poem by Gertrude Page
A fragmentary poem describes a woman’s heart as a shelter in gladness and a cushion in sadness. It notes a heart that bears harsh blows and sacrifices, and a soul that endures, ending with the image that a woman’s heart continues on the road’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Page
Forlines to Lead Methodist Conference Events
The conference will run a full day of addresses and church business with morning Fraternal Messengers from the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal South churches speaking. The ordination sermon is set for Sunday at 11 by Rev. Percy E. Lindley with five ministerial assistants. Memorial services, a Young People’s rally, and a closing committee report are on the schedule, with adjournment anticipated Monday at noon.
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Forlines
Westminister Theological Seminary
Methodist Episcopal
Mareine
J. A. Burgess
Geo. W. Holmes
R. M. Andrews
R. S. Troxiler
S. W. Taylor
A. L. Hunter
0. S. Williams
R. L. Vickery
Elationing Committee
Party Harmony Democrats Plea At Rally Here
Rupert T. Pickens urged support for the straight Democratic ticket at a rally in High Point. He defended the Durham nomination and warned against a party split while urging unity behind Judge Teague and the party line. The event drew about 250 attendees and was followed by a changed rally schedule due to Umstead and Durham’s attendance adjustments.
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Rupert T. Pickens
High Point
General Assembly
Pickens
Carl T. Durham
Teague
Congress
Judge Teague
Lewis Teague
Penny
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
Barker
Durham
Jamestown
Wallace G. Freeman
Walter E. Crissman
W. B.B. Umstead
Umstead
Crissman
H& Own
Campaign fund shortfall reported for city divisions
Campaigners remain $15 000 short of a $40 374 budget with 248 pledges totaling $844.26 and cash of $398.25. Division 7 led by F Logan Porter Sr shows 238 pledges totaling $871.45 and cash $390.20. Industrial division under John Peacock reports 2 371 pledges totaling $2 039.75 with cash $860.39. City school children contribute $206.06 in cash.
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Hie
Eee Tee
Tenn Tee
Ron Rester
Iici
F. Logan Porter, Sr
John Peacock
Notre Dame Stuns Navy with 15 0 Victory in Rain
In Baltimore Notre Dame led by Knute Rockne era style execution shut out Navy 15 to 0 before 62000 soaked spectators. The Irish defense stifled aerial threats and answered with two touchdowns late in the game as Layden limited Notre Dame scoring opportunities.
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Baltimore
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Navy
Layden
Fordham Trims St Marys 3 0 in Polo Grounds showdown
Fordham defeated St Marys University Gaels 8 0 at the Polo Grounds as Wilbur Stanton from Malden Massachusetts booted a 32 yard field goal. The 44 000 crowd witnessed Fordhams stronger lineup cruise to the win while Stanton returned to the bench after his kick.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Wilbur Stanton
Malden
Mass
Polo Grounds
Fordham
St. Mary's University Gaels
San Francisco
Stanton
Rams
St. Mary's
Belmont Abbey Crusaders Rout Presbyterian JC 90-0
Belmont Abbey Crusaders coached by Humpy Wheeler ran over Presbyterian Junior College 90 to nil in a one sided game at Belmont. The victory highlighted their offensive surge with multiple scoring drives and a dominant defense.
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Belmont
Humpy Wheeler
Belmont Abbey Crusaders
Presbyterian Junior College
Rutgers Defeats Tigers for First Time Since 1869
Rutgers 20 Princeton 18 in New Brunswick as Rutgers erases a two deficit comeback to win on a late touchdown. Bob Jackson fumbled a punt, Doug Hotchkiss recovered, Mullen then scored on a pass from Gottlieb, Bruyere added the extra point.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Princeton
Scarlet
Tigers
Bob Jackson
John Mullen
Doug Hotchkiss
Tiger
Mullen
Art Gottlieb
Walt Bruyere
Patterson Paces Baylor To 14 3 Win Over Texas
Baylor pitcher Bill Patterson starred as Baylor defeated Texas 14 to 3 in Austin. Patterson dominated on the mound, boosting Baylor’s win streak while Texas struggled offensively amid a strong pitching performance and key hits.
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Patterson
Baylor
TEXAS
Austin
Tex
Baylor University
Bill Patterson
University of Epes Laneneeme
Southern Cal Tames Bears in Pasadena Clash
Southern California defeated California 13 to 7 in a Rose Bowl bound showdown before a record 95,000 in Los Angeles. The Trojans broke Berkeley’s unbeaten streak and moved into a strong position for the Coast Conference title and the Pasadena Bowl on January 2.
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Los Angeles
Citadel defeats Richmond 6-0 in Southern Conference game
The Citadel Light B topped Richmond 6-0 before over 5,000 home-day spectators in Charleston. The Spider aerial attack failed to score as Citadel’s Edwards and Elmer Brown shut down Richmond’s passing game.
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Charleston
D. C
Citadel Light
Uni
Richmond
Tory
Spiders
Graham Wards
Bob Davis
Edwards
Elmer Brown
Furman Triumphs Over Marshall 18 to 13 in Final Minute
Furman used a sudden burst of plays to score touchdowns and edge Marshall 18 13 in Huntington. Everett Elkins tackled at the one yard line by three linemen ended a last drive as time expired.
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Huntington
W. Va
Furman
Purp
Marshall
Thundering Herd
Everett Elkins
Eagles Open Cage Season in Asheboro Saturday Night
Asheboro high school basketball kicks off Friday November in the local gymnasium. The Eagles meet the Greensboro team in the opener, as Piedmont basketball promises a strong season. The game follows a two half format with a midseason split for the championship trophy.
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Eagles
Asheboro
McCrary Eles
Comm
Greensboro
Piedmont
Crippled Lions Dominate Virginia Cavaliers 39 0
New York November 5 Columbia Lions cruised past Virginia Cavaliers 39 to 0 in a game where Columbia's weakened squad controlled by running for two touchdowns and overpowering the Cavaliers who never challenged.
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Virginia
Cavaliers
New York
Columbia
Lions
Cavalier Combin
Yale Lands Big TA From Pottsown Line
Yale secures a 239 pound tackle from Pottsown identified as Dave A and notes his brother Joe has a bus in the FEM line, details imply a family connection and college recruitment move.
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YALE
New York
Dave
Pottstown
Joe
FEM
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