Births and weddings mark High Point notices
Announcements include the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Ann Galloway on Sunday at High Point hospital and a son Fred Taylor Bessac on Monday at 01 English street. Also reported are a recovery update for Mrs. H W Smith at Burrus Clinic a December 1 church bazaar and the November 14 1931 marriage of Lucille Arden Johnson to Worthy Melvin Cox in Bennettsville with residence at 455 South Main Street.
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Herbert Galloway
Campbell Street
Elizabeth Ann
High Point Hospital
Calloway
Mattie Black
Phil Bessac
Fred Taylor
English Street
Bessac
Billie Wilkins
H. W. Smith
Burrus Clinic
W. M. Johnson
Lucille Arden
Worthy Melvin Cox
Sanford
Bennettsville
D. C
Veaster Mabe
Mabe
South Main Street
Margaret Elizabeth Cecil
Norris Clay Shoaf
Martinsville
First Baptist Church
J. P. McCabe
Shoaf
Jacob Edward Cecil
H. C. Garrett
Jamestown
Forest
Denver
Garrett
Mamie Pearce
High Point
Oak View PTA to Present Play Mother Mine Friday
The Oak View school PTA will stage the play Mother Mine on Friday at 7 30 PM in the school, with a musical program by Madge Idol Pauline Hicks and Richard Hendricks and a listed cast including Mrs Edna Fowler and others.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Oak View School
Mother Mine
Madge Idol
Pauline Hicks
Richard Hendricks
Edna Fowler
G. C. Loflin
Marie Kearns
Deacon
Elva Motsinger
Silent pictures with dialog reshaping Hollywood trend
The article notes a shift from talkies to reduced dialogue with emphasis on camera, motion, and sound effects. It cites Morocco as a pioneer of this technique, aiming to recapture cinema’s narrative power through visuals with minimal speech.
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Hollywood
Morocco
Silent acting returns as speech minimal film technique
Flayers learn to act with faces and hands mirroring silent method while voices are used sparingly. Studios feature films with few spoken lines, exemplified by The Yellow Ticket Part One with Elissa Landi and Lionel Barrymore, though the ending grows more talkie.
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Elissa Landi
Lionel Barrymore
Debutante season guides self image and style
Alicia Hart notes open season on debutantes shaping beauty ideals with poised grooming and unselfconscious charm. She warns against excess weight and urges women over 25 to keep curves in check while focusing on others.
Democrats to Hold Jackson Day Dinner Dinner Plans Set
The executive committee of the Young Democratic Voters of North Carolina will meet in Raleigh on November 25 to choose a venue for the annual Jackson Day dinner of the organization.
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Raleigh
N. C
The
Young Democcratic Voters of
North Carolina
Bank officers stand trial again for misapplication
Mangum T. Britt and William H. Slocumb, president and cashier of the defunct First National Bank of Benson, face a second U. S. District Court trial in Raleigh after a first hearing ended in a mistrial.
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Raleigh
N. C
Mangum T. Britt
William 4H. Slocumb
First National Bank of Benson
U. S
Escaped Caledonia Prison Breaker Recaptured in Winston-Salem
Walter Weaver, the last of the inmates who escaped Caledonia Prison Farm on November 3, was captured in Winston-Salem. One fugitive was killed during the escape.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Walter Weaver
Caledonia Prison Farm
Teen held in grocery store slaying amid quarrel
Winston-Salem police hold 17 year old Irving Myers after the fatal shooting of 15 year old Leon Anderson in a grocery store. Myers says the incident was accidental but witnesses report a dispute.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Irvin Myers
Leon Anderson
Arocery
Myers
Governor Gardner Visits Shelby Amid Illness Report
Governor C Max Gardner arrives in Shelby to visit his mother in law James L Webb who has been seriously ill but was reported recovering.
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Shelby
N. C
C. Max Gardner
James L. Webb
Wilmington Baptists Decide to Pray for Rain
The Wilmington Baptist Ministers Association agreed to hold prayer for rain as drought relief efforts persist in the city. Local clergy organized a synchronized prayer event inviting congregations across Wilmington and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington Baptist Ministers Association
Body Found Near Salisbury Missing Man James Dillon
The body of 61 year old James P. Dillon, missing from his Cleveland home in Western Rowan county for a month, was found on a creek bank in the area. He was a bachelor.
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Salisbury
N. C
James P. Dillon
Cleveland
Rowan County
Hearing Postponed in Lincolnton Case Involving Fatal Crash
Preliminary hearing for Cornelius Irick, a filling station operator whose car killed Connie Baker and seriously injured his three year old nephew, has been postponed until a later date in Lincolnton North Carolina.
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Lincolnton
N. C
Cornelius Irick
Connie Baker
Southern Public Utilities to buy Shelby municipal lighting
The Southern Public Utilities company announces plans to purchase Shelby's municipal lighting system for 1,100,000 dollars at tonight's regular city council meeting in Shelby North Carolina.
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Shelby
N. C
Southern Public Utilities Company
Diet Plan Over Ten Years Shapes Better Figure
The article argues for a gradual, nourishing diet over strict dieting. It notes the lasting fashion for slender shapes and warns reducing diets hit bread and starchy foods, fats, and liquids hard. It recommends avoiding liquids with meals and limiting intake to keep curves aligned with current styles.
Utopian Study Club Meeting Set at Mrs Snow Home
Frank Wineskie visits New York City as a Hotel Governor Clinton guest while Blaise Daniels Silas McBee and Earl Sharpe return from Baltimore after attending the Notre Dame Navy game. The Utopian Study Club meets Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs Rodney Snow's home. Members unable to attend should call.
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Katherine Raymond
New York
Frank Menke
Bayside, L. I
J. J. Bonneau
Raymond
Cambridge
Frank Wineskie
New York City
Governor Clinton
Blaise Daniels
Silas McBee
Earl Sharpe
Baltimore
Notre Dame Navy
Utopian Study Club
Mrs Snow
rMs
Rodney Snow
B C Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A North Carolina druggist created a multi ingredient mix sold as B C at 0C and 25c claimed to stop any headache in three minutes. Marketed as safe for neuralgic, sciatic or rheumatic pains, it was advertised as ready for use at stores and soda fountains.
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North Carolina
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Asheville
Atlanta
Mrs. Smith
Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Miss Johnson
W. Melvin Cox
Garden Club
Burbank Garden Club
Wll
Belk-Stevens
J. R. English
Burbank Club
Shoaf-Cecil
Virginia
Gladys Parker
Todulavy
Todcoats
Kolinsky
Giroys Farktr
OAK View P. T. A
Ernest Crouch
Roy Sullivan
Joseph Wood
Winfred Clinard
Homer Huff
Boston
Ivey Motsinger
Stephens Bible
Stephens Bible Study
Allie Wall
Howell Street
Grayson
Mrs
K. Hunter
Paul Smith
George Mercke
Winslow Farm
Deep River Road
Mrs. Raymnd
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
Mre. Watkins
Elizabeth Fry
Central Friends Sunday School
Annex
H. A. White
Lillian Ayers
Porto Rico
Mary Esther Barker
Verna Hayworth
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
By Robgin Coons
Alicia Hart
Carolina News Briefs
DEMS
Gardner
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Ford
Chevrolet
Buick
Essex
Pontiac
Whippet and Durant
Chrysler
America
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
Plymouth
Graham
Hudson
Hupmobile
Packard
de Soto
North Main
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
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