Miss Harriet Elliott Addresses Utopian Meeting on Far East
Miss Harriet Elliott dean of Woman's College Greensboro spoke on The Situation In the Far East at the Utopian study club yesterday. She traced western powers in China before WWI Japan's modernization and the Russo Japanese conflict, cited the nine power treaty and Manchuria 1931, and urged that the United States stay out of war to act as mediator. An open forum followed with social tea at Mrs Benner's Edgedale Drive home.
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Harriet Elliott
Woman's College
Greensboro
Far East
O. B. Benner
Harry Alexander
Japan
Washington
Mrs Erickson speaks on Mountain People at club meeting
Mrs E T Erickson addressed the Music-Literature department of the Woman's club at Mrs R H Sechrest's North Main home. She described Smoky Mountain residents as wary of outside help and interviews while noting many forward-looking locals exist in the hills and plains. Committees were appointed for December luncheon. lunch hosted by Mrs E R Gary and aides.
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E. T. Erickson
Woman's Club
R. H. Sechrest
North Main Street
Smokies
Erickson
Department
E. R. Gary
Virginia Clinard
C. Cc. Hampp
H. A. White
Sechrest
J. E. Marsh
A. Lee Gibson
Gordon String Quartet to perform at Junior High Monday
The Gordon String Quartet visits High Point for the first concert in the Cooperative series on Monday evening November 15. The article notes the quartet's demanding daily practice four hours, shared dedication, and life on a Connecticut farm where they teach and rehearse.
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Gordon String Quartet
High Point
Inces
Gordon Quartet
C. F. Tomlinson
Twentieth Century Club Studies Pacific Islands
Mrs. Richard J. Quigley hosted the Twentieth Century study club at her Montheu avenue home for a session led by Mrs. W. F. Freeman. Freeman spoke on The Islands of the Pacific, noting disappearing races and minimal improvement efforts, citing Luzon rice terraces and books Odyssey of Islands and Pacific Adventure. Attendees included Mesdames Craven Page, Lamar McCallum, Charles Schwein, W. W. Gluyas, Freeman, Koontz, Henderson and Risch.
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Richard J. Quigley
Montheu Avenue
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Islands
Pacific
Pacific Islands
Luzon
Carl Taylor
Willard Payne
Mesdames B. Craven Page
Lamar McCallum
Charles Schwein
W. W. Gluyas
Henry V. Koontz
E. D. Henderson
Charles Risch
Social Calendar Plans A Busy Friday And Saturday
Friday schedule includes Mrs W L Welborn hosting a Community Arts luncheon at Denny street 3 p m Priscilla club at Mrs 8 C Clark Parkway 3 30 p m Philomathean and WOT clubs joint meeting at Hillcrest drive 403 Mrs Hiram Armentrout co hosting 8 15 p m Emerywood Country club November evening bridge party Reservations required. Saturday Piedmont German club hosts November dance with Harry Reser and his Cliquot Club Eskimos providing music.
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W. L. Welborn
Community Arts Club
Denny Street
Priscilla Club
C. Clark
Parkway
Philomathean
W.O.T
H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Hiram Armentrout
Emerywood Country Club
Country Club
Harry Reser
Eskimos
Local Moose Auxiliary Fetes Senior Regent
The Women of the Moose chapter met at the Moose hall with reports from alumnae, home-maker, and social service chairs. They finished a quilt for Mooseheart, aid Brentwood day nursery, and noted a membership drive and gifts to the senior regent Mrs. Mabel Beeson.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Effie Bambalis
Gertrude Pemberton
Mooseheart
Myrtle Therrell
Social Service
Brentwood School
Catherine Smith
Grand Recorder
Moosehaven
Hickory
Mesdames
Vera Shuford
Alma Williams
Helen Steppe
Order of Moose
Mabel Beeson
Evening Bridge at Emerywood Country Club
A monthly evening bridge party at Emerywood Country Club will be held tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the clubhouse. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Phil Warner and Dr and Mrs K B Geddie with refreshments served after play. Reservations are required in advance at the clubhouse.
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Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
K. B. Geddie
Care Of Roses Discussed For Friendly Garden Club
Mrs. M. C. Holton hosted the Friendly Garden club at Triangle Lake for a rose cultivation program by Mrs. W. J. Kivett. Plans for the annual Christmas party were made and winners were named for flower arrangements. Guests included Mesdames Rome Garner James Wall Ed Holton Joe Raper and Eugene Hendricks.
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M. C. Holton
Friendly Garden Club
Triangle Lake
W. J. Kivett
W. L. Kivett
J. R Bowman
Mesdames Rome Garner
James Wall
Ed Holton
Joe Raper
Eugene Hendricks
Patent Office rejects perpetual motion patents without model
The U S Patent Office will not accept patent applications for perpetual motion unless a working model is provided showing beyond doubt that it will operate as claimed.
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United States Patent Office
Miss Inez Trogdon Honored Before Moving to Asheboro
Miss Nora Hughes and Miss Rozelle Smith hosted a miscella neous shower at Miss Smiths home in Randleman for Inez Trogdon who will move to Asheboro. Guests played Bingo, received prizes, and enjoyed refreshments. The event followed by a Woman's Missionary society meeting and other local notices include Dr C D Kistler elected president of the third district dental society and a Baptist young men's class supper.
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Enterprise
Randleman
Nora Hughes
Rozelle Smith
Inez Trogden
Asheboro
Miss Smith
Esther Brady
Inez Trogdon
Mesdames C. D. Kistler
D. L. Brady
J. B. Trogdon
Kenneth Hilliard
Cletus Hardin
Wsther Hammond
J. M. Kirkman
Namer Coleman
Sally Coleman
Ciety
J. L. Stokes
High Point Street
Stokes
T. A. Brookshire
Henry Frazier
J. C. Fox
C. D. Kistler
Third District Dental Society
Kistler
Graham
Ramseur
The
Baptist Church
N. N. Newlin
Helms
M. C. Rowland
High Point
Bud Ivey
Spencer
Teesday
M. P. Church
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Mozelle
Lucille Newell
Margaret Heath
Miss Heath
Leon Lasley
Mrs. M. V. King Hosts Kernersville Bridge Club
Mrs. M. V. King entertained Kernersville bridge club members at a Main Street home with morning play and luncheon. R. C. Morris won high score and traveling honors went to George Bellamy. Draw prize went to Mrs. J. T. Justice Sr. Remaining guests included Gilmer Smith and Merlin Fags among others.
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Kernersville
M. V. King
Main Street
R. C. Morris
George Bellamy
J. T. Justice, Sr
Mesdames R. C. Morris
Gilmer Smith
Merlin Fags
George Fulp
J. R. Blackwell
Jewish Women Hear Favorable Reports At Meet
The High Point Council of Jewish Women held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening at Forest avenue hosted by Mrs. Lou Greenberg and Mrs. Jake Harris. Reports praised the civic committee for Community Chest and Red Cross drive success and noted 110 new garments donated to the Needlecraft Guild earning guild membership.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Lou Greenberg
Forest Avenue
Jake Harris
Ben Herman
Red Cross
Needlecraft Guild
Sam Tobias
Ways and Means
I. Bloom
Chain
Soboloff
Baltimore
Middle Atlantic States
Dinosaur egg discovery reshaped ancient life clues
In 1922 paleontologists in Mongolia uncovered first evidence suggesting dinosaurs laid eggs, challenging prior beliefs. Before 1922 many collectors suspected egg laying but lacked confirmation, leaving dinosaur reproduction uncertain.
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Mongolia
Protoceratops Unearthed Propels Mongolia Fossil Fame
The dinosaur Protoceratops, small for its ceratopsid family, was the creature whose eggs were discovered in 1922 in Mongolia. The find highlighted a earlier stage of ceratopsian evolution and spurred ongoing paleontological study.
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Mongolia
Kinney couple announce birth of son in Winston-Salem
Prof and Mrs Paul Kinney announce the birth of a son on Friday November 12 at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Mrs Jim Spears and daughter Anne return from a visit to relatives in Vienna Georgia. Rev E F Baker spends this week in Wilmington North Carolina attending the Baptist State convention as guest of his brother J B Baker of Winter Park Wilmington.
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O. B. Williams
Gibsonville
Rev. Williams
Kernersville
Winston-Salem
C. B. Way
Jamestown
Paul Kinney
the Baptist Hospital
Jim Spears
Anne
Vienna
E. F. Baker
Wilmington
N. C
J. B. Baker
Winter Park
Rebekahs To Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in their new location 129 West Commerce Street. Members are urged to attend and bring packages for the pig in the bag sale conducted by the organization. Donald Taft Hackler born here Saturday at 706 Willowbrook Street to Mr and Mrs Willis Hackler nee Amanda Corder of Blackberry Lane Dobson.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West
Commerce Street
Donald Taft Hackler
Willis Haeckler
Donald Taft
Willowbrook Street
Hackler
Amanda Corder
Blackberry Lane
Dobson
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