Birth announcements and society notes in High Point area
The notices report births of a son James Ridmond to Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ferrell on November and a daughter Petty Lois to Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hedgecock on October 31. The Junior Service League holds a 10 AM meeting at the Country club and Calvary M E Church Women’s Society gathers at 7:30 PM with officer elections. A society spread notes Doris Alma Jones's marriage to Stokes A. Gallimore August 20, 1930 at Archdale with witnesses, and home address 1422 Welborn St. Junior Music Lovers Club meets at Margaret Briggs’s home on West Lexington. Liszt program discussed with papers by Elizabeth Hatcher and Mildred Marsh, plus refreshments. State P T A ushers/pages listed for events. various visits and social engagements across Durham, Charlotte, Elizabeth City, Martinsville, and Duke-Kentucky football game in Durham noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Alma Jones
Stokes A. Gallimore
Geo. H. Crowell
Archdale
Margaret Lowry
J. D. Greene
Tomlinson Chair Company
Welborn Street
Elizabeth Hatcher
Mildred Marsh
Margaret Briggs
Liszt
Margaret Grayson
Pattie Thomas
Elizabeth
Anna Mae Hatcher
Pauline Douglas
Caroline
Julia Edward
Jean Rankin
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Topics and Texts
The November Sunday services focused on Adam and Fallen Man as the lesson subject across Christ, Scientist churches. The Golden Text from Romans 5 18 spoke of justification by Christ and life. Additional citations included Proverbs 6 9 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health, noting spiritual discernment opens Paradise and frees man from material beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Fallen Man
Churches and Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
UNC to dedicate new Music Hall in Chapel Hill
Plans complete for dedication concerts at UNC Chapel Hill for the new Music Hall with a 900 seat auditorium and a Cassivante Reuter organ costing over 30000 dollars. Concerts set for Friday and Saturday at 8 30 pm and Sunday at 4 pm, with only reserved seats admitted. Prof Harold S Dyer leads arrangements and the hall features soundproofed rooms, redecorated interiors, an elevator driven organ console, and a chorus seating 300 with a 60 seat orchestra pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Reuter
Harold S. Dyer
University
Department of Music
Eyes and skin care for ageless beauty in old advice column
An early 20th century style health piece urges daily eye care. It emphasizes cleansing, eye baths, nourishing creams, and eye exercises to reduce wrinkles and puffiness, arguing that bright eyes reflect youth and vitality and suggesting astringents and rare balms for firming tissues around the eyes.
Revival Continues With Rev E W Holden In Greensboro
Rev E W Holden of Greensboro who has conducted revival services at Union Gospel Tabernacle West Green and Ward streets for ten days will extend his meetings through this week. The revival, scheduled to close last night, will be held over due to unusual interest. Services start nightly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Holden
Greensboro
Union Gospel Tabernacle
West Green
Ward Streets
The Cynic and The Girl in Quick Witty Exchange
A brief cartoonish exchange frames a joke about marriage and artistic effort. The Girl notes a husband as a struggling author while The Cynic retorts that he could not have struggled hard enough. The line captures a playful, ironic tone.
Hearts and Suits Note From Card Game Play
A fragment lists Hearts and Clubs and Dianoia with Spades. Hearts seven and four clubs, no clubs, Diamonds six five three, no diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearts Clubs
Cy Dianoia
Hearts
Diamonds
Funeral Held for Miss Bessie Hooker in Cary
Funeral services for Miss Bessie Hooker, 60, of Aurora and Cary, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Cary home. Rev. F B Joyner and Rev. Jones officiated. Interment followed in Cary cemetery. Miss Hooker, eldest child of Dr Roscie Hooker and Sally Hooker, devoted years to nursing and raising eight children after her sister’s death, and cared for her widowed mother and close friend Evelyn Jones through illness. A large crowd attended. pallbearers included J A Eshelman and A F Sams Jr. The community praised her Christian character and selfless devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hooker
Cary
N. C
F. B. Joyner
M. E. Church
Mr. Jones
Bryson City
J. A. Eshelman
A. F. Sams
R. O. Heates
A. L. Lagarde
R. S. Curtis
C. QO. Greene
O. P. Wrenn
C. J. Holleman
L.S. Stanfield
C. W. McConneley
Miss Hooker
Roscie Hooker
Sally Montague Hooker
Aurora
Salem Female Academy
Salem College
John Bonner
Hogher
Evelyn Jones
Planes Fly For Washington Airmail And Passenger Flights Daily
A report by the American Air Transport Association notes that regular United States airliners cover over 108,950 miles daily with more than 40 percent at night. Domestic and foreign mileage in North and South America totals 126,202 miles, including Canada the West Indies Mexico Central and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
American Air Transport Association
North
South America
Canada
West Indies
Mexico
Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. R. Ferrell
James Ridmond
H. P. Hedgecock
Petty Lois
Winston-Salem Road
JR. Service League
Country Club
Calvary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of Calvary M. E. Church
Charles Agner
Ragan Street
Gallimore-Jones
Junior Music Lovers Club
Florence Blair
West Lexington Avenue
State
Parent-Teacher Association
Caroline Dalton
Margaret Sears
Helen Stephens
Marguerite Burress
Julia Coe
Alma Virginia McCain
Elizabeth Reitzel
Marian Shipman
Lucy Hayes
Helen Marsh
Ernestine Hayes
Ralph Slate
James B. McLarty
Durham
Jean Cole
Charlotte
Margaret Dearing
Elizabeth City
Holt McPherson
Ruby Hepler
Duke
Ella English
Estelle Harris
Mise
Florence O’beirne
Eliza
Beth Speers
Elsie Welch
Fannie Croker
Lena. Samuels
Martinsville, Va
N. W. Guyer
Tom Rosemond
Janie Burch
Montheu Avenue
Suffolk
Christian Science Services Sunday
New York City
North Main Street
Wynne Ferguson
Beyte, Je
Busi
Ness
Service
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
Worth Main Street
THE
Smae
Dr. Schot
Scholl
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