Birth announcements and club notices fill local pages
Announcements of births for Ralph Gray on October 30 1950 Shirley Gray November 12 and Nancy Carolyn November 11. Various clubs meet including Lotus at 1011 North Hamilton and Trinity M E oyster supper. Marriage Frady Jenkins in Danville. Community events include Children of the Confederacy Tara Heel meet and P T A and club meetings with programs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Luther
Ralph Gray
John R. Hamil, Jr
Shirley Gray
Guilford General Hospital
New Certificates of Incorporation Filed in Raleigh
Belmont Sales corporation of Belmont aisles to buy sell and deal in cotton products with 50000 authorized stock and 300 subscribed stock by C T Stowe R L Stowe Jr and W J Pharr. Bryan Walker company of Durham to funeral directors and undertakers with 50000 authorized stock and 360 subscribed stock by K A Bryan G P Whitley and J C Roberts. Conrads of Asheville to run a ladies apparel store with 10900 authorized stock and 5000 subscribed stock by E I Andrews William Sigelman and Sanford W Brown. Allied Hosiery Mills of Burlington to manufacture hosiery with 1000 shares no par value and three subscribed by Thomas D Cooper Elizabeth Lowe Ellis and Valli Griffith Cox. H W Kindler and company of Asheville to do a general plumbing business with 100000 authorized stock and 40000 subscribed stock by H W Kindler Anna R Kindler and J B Mathis. Meritt Chemical company of Greensboro to manufacture medicines with 5000 shares no par value and four subscribed by A S Cate Vallie Sanders Cate C B Wade and Pansy A Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Belmont Sales Corporation
Belmont
C. T. Stowe
R. L. Stowe, Jr
W. J. Pharr
Bryan-Walker Company, Incorporated
Durham
William Sigelman
Sanford W. Brown
Asheville
Allied Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Burlington
Thomas D. Cooper
Elizabeth Lowe Ellis
Valli Griffith Cox
H. W. Kindler and Company
Reed Nominated as Chairman of Federal Power Commission
Governor Clyde M. Reed of Kansas is recommended by Senator Allen for appointment as chairman of the Federal Power Commission. The White House said President Hoover will send nominations for the full commission to the Senate in December after considering an Attorney General opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Hoover
Allen
Federal Power Commission
Reorganized Commission
Senate
Mitchell
White House
People Miss Margaret Hauser Visits Marian Wootten
Mrs. Hauser visits Marian Wootten at her Jacksonville Florida home. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Millis plan a trip to New York early next week. Grace Young recovers well after appendicitis operation. friends express relief and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hauser
Marian Wootten
Jacksonville, Fla
Mrs. H. A. Millis
New York
Grace Young
Hat More Lamb clubs form in Texas sheep belt cities
Hat More Lamb clubs have formed in various Texas cities within the sheep belt as communities organize around wool production and local dining. Members share recipes, breed information, and market insights to support regional agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Notaries Commissioned at Governors Office
Notaries public commissioned at the office of Governor O Max Gardner following John D Warnhardt Richfield Miss Mary Cecil Holloway Raleigh Miss Ira B Mann New Hill Miss Nell C Paris Winston Salem J L Barringer Salisbury M A Carpenter Gastonia C T Chadwick Beaufort Jasper Ebbs Trust Porter Lee Leonard Charlotte A J Mauney Gastonia Miss Vera L Maynor Durham H F E Norris Boone Miss Minnie A Payne Wilmington Mrs Columbia Saunders Elizabeth City Miss Bessie Smith High Point Miss Edith Stallings Williamston Rk L Wiseman Lotta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
John D. Warnhardt
Richfield
Mary Cecil Holloway
Ira B. Mann
New Hill
Nell C. Paris
Winston-Salem
J. Ll. Barringer
Salisbury
M. A. Carpenter
Gastonia
C. T. Chadwick
Beaufort
Jasper Ebbs
Trust
Porter Lee Leonard
Charlotte
A. J. Mauney
Vera L. Maynor
Durham
H. F E. Norris
Boone
Minnie A. Payne
Wilmington
Columbia Saunders
Elizabeth City
Bessie Smith
High Point
Edith Stallings
Williamston
Rk. L. Wiseman
Lotta
Handsome Apology From Father To Golfer
A humorous exchange quoted from Hummel of Hamburg where a girl apologizes to a golfer driven into from behind and the man accepts with a gracious reply. The brief vignette illustrates manners and wit in social sports settings.
Baptist schools must compete with state institutions
Wake Forest November 13 Baptist denominational educational groups face the challenge of matching state colleges in faculty, equipment and funding. Secretary M A Huggins, in his final report before resigning for Meredith College, notes secularization of secondary education and urges bold action this year to preserve distinct Christian higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
M. A. Huggins
North Carolina Baptist Convention
Huggins
Meredith College
Christ
Odd Fellows To Confer Degree In Concord
The Reption lodge Odd Fellows degree team will depart High Point for Concord to confer the initiatory degree tonight on candidates at the lodge there. About 20 members are expected to travel from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reption Lodge
Odd Fellows
Concord
High Point
Gluttonous Irishman Doherty Leaves Lagos Wealth to Wives
London a will filed here reveals Irishman Doherty who lived in Lagos West Africa died leaving 3 million dollars to 16 wives and 50 children. Each wife receives a home in Lagos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Doherty
Lagos
West Africa
Women More Adaptable in Acquiring Speech Accent
A claim suggests women are more adaptable than men in acquiring a better accent of speech, highlighting gender differences in linguistic skill development.
The Story of Sue by Margery Hale unfolds amid a tense loan ultimatum
Sarah Slade confronts a blackmailing woman demanding $10 000 from William Burton. The extortionist reveals Burton owed her money from past affairs and plans to expose him, while Sarah weighs love versus obligation as she contemplates her future with Burton and the healer’s dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Slade
William Burton
Judas
Sarah
Billie
Heaven and Earth
Stop Baby’s Cold With Teethina
An old advertisement claims Teethina cures infant colds by regulating the bowels and cleansing the intestines. It touts easy use for mothers, notes druggists sell it and lists price at 30 cents plus a free Dr. Moffett’s Baby Book from C. J. Moffett Co. Columbus Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teethina
Dr. Moffett
C. J. Moffett Co
Dept. B. Columbus
Mrs Hazel entertains in honor of Mrs Newby in Thomasville
Mrs W G Hazel hosted a bridge gathering at her Winston street home to honor Mrs Walter F Newby formerly Miss Usie Crowell. Guests included Mrs Fred Gray Mrs Charles Clegg and Miss Dolly Hite with three tables of players and chrysanthemum decor. High score went to Mrs Charles Clegg while Mrs Hazel presented gifts to the guest of honor. A salad course cake and coffee closed the afternoon. Additional attendees were Mrs G B Crowell Mrs Carlton Newby Mrs Zed Griffith Mrs Austin Finch Mrs George Finch Mrs E H Mahone and Mrs Paul Haasler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Walter F. Newby
Usie Crowell
W. G. Hazel
Bridge
Winston Street
Charles Clegg
Hazel
Little Nell Swaim Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Nell Swaim hosted friends on Tuesday at her Fisher Ferry Street home for a fourth birthday marked by Armistice Day decor. Miss Lillian Yow led games and songs while Mrs Swaim and helpers served ice cream and cake to a guest list including Peggy Mendenhall and Paul Green Jr. News adds that Miss Fanny Myers is ill at her brother John R Myers home on Lexington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Swaim
Fisher Ferry Street
Lillian Yow
Swaim
Kent Nance
Martine Barker
High Point
Nell
Peggy Mendenhall
Ted Hethcock Jr
Paul Green Jr
Carson Cox Jr
Patty Hassler
J. €. Green, Jr
Shirley Harris
Buddy Pepper
Bobby
Jerome Rapp
Billy Long
Arta Pearl Hiatt
Billy Barker
Peggy Warren
Betty Lou Phillips
Earl Mahone Jr
Annie Ross
Ruth Murphy
James Hoover
Mary Alice Hoover
Fanny Myers
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Greensboro Couples Spend Yesterday Socializing
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambeth and Mr. and Mrs. Z V Conyers of Greensboro were visitors yesterday, sharing time with local acquaintances and engaging in a day of social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lambeth
Z. V. Conyers
Greensboro
Attendees at Funeral and State PTA Congress
Attending the funeral of W. Lindsay Myers, who died Monday night. At the state wide Congress of Parents and Teachers in High Point, Miss Lillian Yow, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyles, and Mrs. James E. Lambeth attended the Monday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lindsay Myers
Congress of Parents and Teachers
High Point
Lillian Yow
J. W. Boyles
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville Folks Attend State Baptist Convention
Mr and Mrs Archibald Johnson Mrs Charles F Lambeth and Rev M O Alexander were among those from Thomasville who attended the State Baptist Convention at Raleigh Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Johnson
Charles F. Lambeth
M. O. Alexander
Thomasville
Raleigh
Traffic Conference to Be Held in Charlotte
Bankers of North Carolina announce attendance at the Street and Highway Traffic Conference in Charlotte on November 24 and 25. A special committee including E. E. Jones J. A. Stokes W. R. Cuthbertson and R. E. Kerr will participate. The event aims to discuss laws for highway use to reduce accidents and redirect funds to legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Bankers of
North Carolina
W. B. Stroud
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
E. E. Jones
J. A. Stokes
W. R. Cuthbertson
R. E. Kerr
North Carolina Society of Engineers
Charlotte Sessions
George F. Smyre
Committee to Attend Conference Deliberations Announced
An upcoming conference will be attended by a committee appointed from the organization. The body will participate in the deliberations and represent the group in discussions and decisions.
Radium Spring Found Near St Joachimstal in Czechoslovakia
A rich radium spring and deposit has been discovered at Tiefenbach near St Joachimstal, Czechoslovakia. The site lies close to where Madame Curie first identified radium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Tiefenbach
St. Joachimstal
Czechoslovakia
Madame Curie
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Lotus Club
R. D. Tillson
North
Hamilton Street
C. E. Earle, Jr
Nancy Carolyn
High Point Hospital
Earle
Helen Rea Blair
R. E. Blair
South Main Street
Prady-Jenkins
Danville
Eva Jenkins
Ben H. Frady
J. L. Jenkins
Young Street
Mr. Frady
Guy Virgil Lee
Kathryn Marie
Lee
Bernice Clinard
High Point High School
High Point College
Charlie F. Beauchamp
Marion Eugene
Best Street
Children OF Confederacy
Tar Heel
Children of the Confederacy
Willard Dyer
East Farms Avenue
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church School
Presbyterian Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Mann Drug Store No. 1
Chaia
Ray Street
Christine of the
Ion
Parent-Teacher Association of
Union Hill
Parent Teacher Association
Union Hill School
Paul Lindley
Allen Jay
Parent
Allen Jay School
Glascow
Ruby Keller
M. T. Wall
Pauline Hicks
Dunbar
W. R. Smith
Frazier
Spartanburg, C
L. C. McSwain
Utopian Study Club
Snow
Rodney Snow
Emerywood
Irvin Groome
France
Mesdames Leslie Bowling
Farrell Gray
Jesse Harris
Roland Holton
Charles Kephart
L. C. Matton
Dillard Ragan
Roy Spearman
S. C. Kirkman
W. B. Thomas
Thomas Turner
Gov. Reed
Notaries
Baptist
WIT State Colleges
Education Board
Sue
Margery Hhale
Leeds
England
Moffitt's
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Busi
Ness
Service
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
Yorth Main Street
John T. Ellis & Co
South Main St
Thomasville Society
Capudine
THE
Rayons
Pastel Alpacas
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