Famous Jet Star Erick Jagel Arrives Ahead of New York Concert
Tenor Erick Jagel arrives in New York City this evening for a concert at the Junior High School with pianist Paul Sargent. Jagel, praised as the Metropolitan Opera star and hailed by critics as a top tenor, returned from a national broadcast with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra six weeks ago.
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Erick Jagel
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
High Point Concert Bureau
F. Tomlinson
Mra
Metropolitan
Critica the Wer
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Jagel
Frederick the Great
Harvey Gaul
Paul Sargent
November Meeting of Council of Jewish Women Held
The Council of Jewish Women held its November meeting at the home of Mrs. Ben West on Farriss Avenue. Mrs. J. Pliskin assisted as hostess. discussions covered peace, social service work, and fund-raising. Mrs. Tobias was elected supervisor of districts three and four, with Mrs. Harry Jacobs named local association chair. An invite invited delegation to Chicago for the War Cause and Cure conference. Mrs. Lou Ershler led a paper on Peace.
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Council of Jewish
Ben West
Tobias
State Association of Jewish Women
Harry Jacobs
Chicago
Palmer House
Lou Ershler
Lexington Couple Wed In Maryland
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Grace Roberts and Allen Bud Everhart, both of Lexington, solemnized Monday November 9 in Elkton Maryland. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs EB Roberts. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs A Everhart. They will reside with the groom's parents in Lexington.
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Grace Roberts
Allen
Bud) Everhart
Lexington
Elkton
EB. F. Roberts
Buck's Motor Lines
Friendly Garden Club Meeting at Triangle Lake
The Friendly Garden club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Cicero Holton’s home at Triangle Lake. Mrs. P. L. Cox presented indoor winter gardens and Mrs. W. L. Kivett led a discussion on seasonal planting. A Christmas party was planned for December 17 at Mrs. C. L. Clapp’s home with ten members and one visitor, Miss June Hughes, in attendance.
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Friendly Garden Club
Cicero Holton
Triangle Lake
P. L. Cox
W. L. Kivett
C. L. Clapp
Quebec Copper Output in 1935 Rises Over 1934
Copper production in Quebec in 1935 reached 79,050,000 pounds, up from 73,968,000 pounds in 1934, reflecting an increase in output for the province.
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Province
Quebec
Community church groups host socials and meetings
The Lebanon M P church J O Y class met at Florence Bryant home on North Main with officers elected for year including Florence Bryant president and Margaret King vice president. Highland E B class met at F E Whitts with 12 members and planned Thanksgiving basket. Calvary M E Philathea tacky party moved to parsonage tonight at 7. Oyster supper by Main Street M E auxiliary tomorrow 6 to 8 at J O Connor home. Idol Philathea First M P meets tomorrow 7:30 at Montgomery home. Rankin Memorial Philathea M P holds class Friday 7:30 at Mattie Minor home. Heart Sisters theme to be revealed.
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Lebanon
W. L. Lee
Doris King
Jean Thacker
Sunshine
Iris Thacker
Margaret Lanier
Alberta Barker
Margaret King
Robert Lee
Robert
Farnest Workers Clashas
Highland M. EB. Church
F. E. Whitt
Mill Street
Clase
H. H. Robbins
G. E. Dowd
Whitt
Jarrett
Calvary
Philathea
Calvary M.E. Church
Phipps
Main Street
M. E
J. O. Connor
East Washington Street
A. M. Idol Philatheas
A. M. Idol Philathea
M. P. Church
Jewel
Frances Montgomery
North
Hamilton Street
Community News Roundup of Local Visits and Recoveries
Mrs. Walter Neese returns from Asheville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Poole. Harvey Perdue improving after surgery at Guilford General Hospital. J R Hightower and wife travel to Lyndon Kentucky to visit son James at Kent Military Institute then road trip to New Orleans before returning to High Point in about ten days. Mrs. Wells Marshall convalescing at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery and now accepting visitors. Caroline Dalton and Charles Tomlinson Jr to return home after Martha Burnett debut dance in Atlanta. Johnson Street PTA child study group meets Friday at 3 pm at the school with Rev. F L Conrad speaker.
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J. R. Hightower
Lyndon
Kentucky
James
Kent Military Institute
New Orleans
High Point
Wells Marshall
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Caroline Dalton
Charles Tomlinson, Jr
Martha Burnett
Gordon Burnett
Atlanta
Johnson ST
Johnson Street
Bride-Elect Annabel Sowers Feted At Lingerie Shower
A Monday evening party honors Miss Annabel Sowers bride elect with a lingerie and linen shower hosted by Miss Dot Preddy at Woodrow Avenue. Guests include Misses Lena Davis Ruth Thayer Beulah Lewallen Golda Mae Kearns Laura Bum gardner Virginia Bennett Frances Dunn Inez Sowers Dot Fritz Margaret Preddy and Mesdames A J Sowers Paul Sowers R W Sowers Lee Roy Spencer Reitzel Pitte and Fielding Kearns. W P Kernodle of Greensboro to wed Miss Sowers late this month. The event features yellow and white decor and a mock wedding game finale along with a salad course served by the hostess and her mother.
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Annabel Sowers
Dot Preddy
Woodrow Avenue
Sowers
W. P. Kernodle
Greensboro
Mise Dot Fritz
Lee Roy Spencer
Miss Sowers
W. W. Preddy
Lena Davis
Ruth Thayer
Beulah Lewallen
Golda Mae Kearns
Laura Bumgardner
Virginia Bennett
Frances Dunn
Miss Wilsons Work In Art Exhibit At Meredith College
Meredith College observes National Art Week with an exhibit in the studio featuring charcoal pencil still life landscapes and portrait studies by Meredith students. Senior Miss Addie Wilson of High Point is among those with work on display as tea was served by Misses Ida Poteat and Mary Tillery.
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Meredith College
Raleigh
Ida Poteat
Mary Tillery
Addie Wilson
High Point
Meredith
Miss Mabel Blakely to Wed J W Womack
Mr and Mrs BE M Blakely announce the engagement of their daughter Mabel Juanita to J W Womack. The wedding is planned for the last of December. Mabel is the Blakelys eldest daughter of 1218 Ragan street. Womack is the son of Mrs Hubert Swain of 608 South Main street and the late Lewis Womack. He works at the Silver Knit Hosiery mill.
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BE. M. Blakely
Mabel Juanita
J. W. Womack
Miss Blakely
Blakely
Ragan Street
Mr. Womack
Hubert Swain
South Main Street
Lewis Womack
Educational Life In North Carolina Topics Spotlighted
Mrs. Henry Foscue presented a program for the Utopian Study Club at Emerywood Country Club on Educational Life In North Carolina. She highlighted higher education development and discussed Black Mountain School, a small, modern experiment combining study with manual labor under tutorship for self directed plans and limited exams.
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Henry Foscue
Utopian Study Club
Tom Turner
Emerywood Country Club
North Carolina
Robins College
Mesdames
Roy Spearman
Vallette J. Harries
John
North Carolina Composers Featured by Woman's Club Panel
The Music-Literature Department of the Woman's Club hosted a program at Mrs. Willis H. Slane's West Emerywood home showcasing North Carolina composers. Guests heard pianist Cora Cox Lucas and organist John Eichhorn with Fisher Felder and Annie Laurie Felder performing pieces by Strinefield, Crosby Adams, Little, and La Forge, plus Nevin and Mack Dowell works.
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North Carolina
Woman'’s Club
Willis H. Slane
West Emerywood
Mesdames R. A. Sheloff
T. A. Tilden
Edgar Whitener
C. C. Hampp
H. A. White
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
John Eichhorn
Trinity Church
Annie Laurie Felder
Alla Pearl Little
Strickland
Frank la Forge
H. H. Felder
Delta Tau Club Entertained By Mrs I T Mann
Members of the Delta Tau club were guests at a one o clock meeting hosted by Mrs. I T Mann at her Johnson street home. A four course luncheon was served on prettily arranged tables in the living room with abundant late fall flowers, chrysanthemums prominent. Guests included Mesdames Robert Bencini H A Millis and W
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Delta Tau Club
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Ables
Robert Bencini
H. A. Millis
Local social guests listed at the event
lL Jackson W. E. Price Robert Walker Frank Munencker Bruce Carraway C. F. Tomlinson and the hostess attended the gathering.
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Ll, Jackson
W. E. Price
Robert Walker
Frank Munencker
Bruce Carraway
C. F. Tomlinson
Book Circus Spectacle at Ada Blair School
On Tuesday evening November 17 National Book Week was celebrated at Ada Blair school with a Book Circus. Pupils performed dramatizations of favorite children's books in a circus setting. A large crowd attended and the program was a decided success.
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Ada Blair
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