Births and local notices from High Point 1930
Announcements include the birth of Patricia Rose to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland and a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas. Several residents recover from illness or operations at Guilford General Hospital, and a wedding trip ends for Mr. and Mrs. Wade Curran. Community meetings cover Y W C A, Methodist Auxiliary, Delphian society, garden club, Lucy Robertson Missionary Society, P T A and church plays.
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Grover Cleveland
Anderson Street
Patricia Rose
J. W. Thomas
High Point Hospital
J. B. Johnson
Guilford General Hospital
Wade Curran
North Carolina
Miss Shore
Clarence Cecil
Eliza Ellen Shore
West End Baptist Church
Redding Street
Hoyle Love
C. R. Shore
Mr. Cecil
M. E Cecil
High Point
Walter Campbell
Greensboro
Collier Ellis
W. A. Sherrod
Campbell
Jesse Harris
Gardner
Lucy Robertson Society
Lucy Robertson
P. A. Wilson
Ernest Bennett
Roscoe Sowers
Sowers
Grace Jester
R. A. Wilson
Christianna Snyder
Reno Ring proposed for divorced women to wear
The piece notes Mrs. Nan Barclay planning a Reno Ring for divorced women to wear on the left hand’s third finger as a bold identifier. It also recounts Sarah’s reflections on a past relationship with William Burton and the emotional fallout from a failed engagement.
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Reno
Nan Barclay
McClelland Barclay
Violent storms sweep Madeira Island causing damage
Heavy weather struck Funchal, Madeira, on November 20 with violent storms, torrential rain, and floods. The disaster wrecked property and injured numerous people across the island.
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Funchal
Madeira
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Advised
A doctor's advice for stubborn bowels promotes Syrup Pepsin as the world’s popular laxative. Dr Caldwell, renowned for treating constipation, endorses six daily water glasses, bulkier foods, and a mild laxative when needed.
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Dr. Caldwell
America
Glorifying Hairstyles and Self-Image
A column argues that liking another woman's hair does not change one's own beauty. It warns that chasing trends can hinder confidence and emphasizes that hair frames the face. Readers are urged to study their features and dress accordingly.
Radio whisper system touted by Senator Marconi
The article explains that Senator Guglielmo Marconi is developing a secret radio method to allow direct communication between two people with no others hearing. It mentions a short wave beam that could reach planes up to 100 miles away, implying a breakthrough in covert aviation communication.
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Rome
Guglielmo Marconi
Line-of-sight Echos Near Beam Telegraph Tests
A fragment notes listening devices near the line of the beam during tests. Details are sparse but imply monitoring or interference during engineering experiments. The readable text suggests evaluation of signals and potential external listening.
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Futtle
Miss Frances Shumaker
Carrick Avenue
Mackintosh
Guilford General
C. G. Mackintosh
Young Women’s Christian Association
East Commerce Street
M. J. Wrenn
Ww. Co. T. U
Pickett
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. P. Pickett
North Main Street
J. W. Hedrick
R. I. Farmer
Mesdames FE
F. Kearns
S. G. Daniels
Mary Owens
Margery Hale
WEA Service, Inc
Frank Gurley
B. M. Godwin
Hasty School
Christian Endeavors Society
Pleasant Grove Church
Hasty High School
E. M. Macon
Aurora Delphian
Massey
Aurora
Society of Delphian
Lillian Massey
Mary Mungan
Clara Boyd
Martha Shields
Mary Wall
George Moser
Miss Boyd
Greensboro Daily News
J. E. Millis
BAY Street P. T. A
Ray Street
R. L. Brinson
W. B. Hall
Ways and Means Committee
Hobart Bryant
Floyd Wilson
Grade Mothers
L. R. Johnston
Geddie Strickland
High Point College
8S. S. Coe
Ring of the Free
Sarah
William Burton
Juliet
Romeo
Ted
Jean
Dr. Burton
Your
Dels
Moffitt’s
John T. Ellis & Company
South Main St
North Man Street
High Point, N. C
Miss Gooch
Yourself
Auca
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
Charlotte
N. C
Beal’s, Inc
Rouge
Secret Radio
Sheraton Hotel
Nelly Don
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