Births and club notices from local scene
Mr and Mrs Charles Amick announce the birth of a daughter Nila Madhlne on Sunday November 19 at their home 1801 South Main Street Mrs W F Clayton hosts Tea and Topics club on Thursday at 8:30 p m at 223 Lindsay Street The Utopian Study club meets Wednesday at 2 p m with Mrs Walter B Thomas 622 Colonial Drive Mrs J H Wall announce the birth of a daughter Hyelyn Joan on November 14 at their home West Green Street Abbotts Creek Baptist Young People's Union hosts a party at the home of Misses Mae and Bess Welborn Kernersville Road with games and refreshments for many guests and members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounce
Charles Amick
South Main Street
Nila Madhlne
Tea and
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Wvertay Study Club
Utopian Study Club
Walter B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Mis. Wall
J. H. Wall
Hyelyn Joan
West Green Street
Social Calendar Highlights Garden Club and Club Meetings
The Tuesday schedule lists the High Point Council of Garden clubs with new president Mrs H A Millis meeting on North Matin street The W C T A holds a regular session at the Y W C A building Group two hosts The W C T club meets at Mrs R K Stewart s home 803 West Farriss avenue Mrs W C Idol and Mrs Gilbert Clark lead the program An International Dinner by the Y W C A Business and Professional Girls club features speaker Miss Rachel Wolff from Winston Salem The schedule includes many other garden club meetings book clubs and teas through Tuesday and Wednesday with venues on Rotary drive Johnson Street Sherman Sherbrook court East Washington street Lindsay street and Parkway
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
H. A. Millis
North Matin Street
R. K. Stewart
W. C. T. Club
West Farriss Avenue
W. C. Idol
Gilbert Clark
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Harry White
Johnson Street
R. C. Hubbard
Business and Professional Girls Club
Misa Rachel Wolff
National Council
Winston-Salem
Local People News Highlights Weekend Travel and Visits
Miss Esca Myers returns from Camden with her parents Mr and Mrs L H Myers. P L Marsh of Lynchburg VA comes back after visiting Mr and Mrs N B Phibbs on Clyde Avenue. Mrs Bob Coley ill at 206 West Green Street. O E Cunningham returns from Gastonia after visiting his son J W and Hoyt Cunningham and attending the Western North Carolina Conference of the M E church. High Point attendees at the Western North Carolina M A Conference in Charlotte. Mr and Mrs J M Stanley move back to High Point at 204 Guilford Avenue after residing in Alliance Ohio.
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P. L. Marsh
Lynchburg, Va
Mrs. N
Phibbs
Clyde Avenue
Bob Coley
West Green Street
O. E. Cunningham
Gastonia
J. W. and
Hoyt Cunningham
Western North Carolina
The
M. E. Church
W. L. Wilson
P. W. Flagge
G. Ray Jordan
H. W. McCain
High Point
J. M. Stanley
Alliance
Ohio
High Point Sunday
Guilford Avenue
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Update
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet with Mrs. T. L. Lowe at 805 Morris Street tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The opening topic is Methods of Soul-Winning with Mrs. T. H. Willey in charge.
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Stephens
T. L. Lowe
Morris Street
T. H. Willey
Cleansing Laxative Praised By Texas Resident
Mr L R Myers of Justin Texas reports good results from Thedford s Black Draught for constipation. He says a dose helps his tired feeling headaches and overall relief after two or three days and notes children like the new tasting syrup.
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L. R. Myers
Justin
Texas
Musical Art Club Hears Featured Cellist From Greensboro College
Charles Pier, cellist from Greensboro College, performed with solid technique before the Musical Art Club at the Sheraton Hotel last night. Accompanists Miss Audrey Bruton and Mrs. Sidney Gayle received praise for their performance, while Mrs. Charles McAnally and Miss Evelyn Sharp also impressed in Chopin, Liszt, Gardner, and classical pieces. Officers and committee chairs for the coming year were announced, led by President J. Gurney Briggs and committee heads Virginia Frank, Mrs. WH. N. Phillips, and Sidney A. Gayle.
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Charles Pier
Greensboro College
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pier
Audrey Bruton
R. T. Amos
Hall
Edwards
Charles McAnally
Chopin
Schubert Liszt
Evelyn Sharp
Gardner
Iris Welch
L’arlesmere
Sidney Gayle
Sharp
Alma Andrews
Miss Welch
Virginia Frank
WH. N. Phillips
C. H. Rhodes
Local Social Notes and Club Meetings Prominent in Parkwa
Mrs. F E Whitescarver will host tea Friday 4 to 6 pm at 607 Parkway Parkwa honoring Mrs. John Frederic Whitescarver formerly Miss Velya Hayden. Wesley Memorial Dept social tonight at 7:30 in church basement. Lucy Robertson Auxiliary meets at 7:30 with Miss Hessie Bean Grimes St. Mrs J S Welborn back from Baltimore convention with delegates from Greensboro Asheboro and others visiting Wakefield Stratford. Dizzy Debs club hosts second meeting and honors new members Theresa McClure Nellie Edward Vera Gardner. Winford Hinkle hosts bridge party at Wright Street with three tables. prizes awarded to Miss Johnnie Surratt Herbert Mitchell and Miss Ruby Woods.
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F. BE. Whitescarver
F. EB. Whitescarver
Parkwa
John Frederic Whitescarver
Velya Hayden
Fred E. Whitescarver
John Frederick Whitescarver
Wesley Memorial Dept
Wesley Memorial M. BE
Lucy Robertson
Lucey Robertson
South Main Street
M. E
Hessie Bean
Grimes Street
Hoyt Harris
Baltimore
J. S. Welborn
General Organization of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
High Point
Garland Daniel
R. R. Stabler
Greensboro
J. D. Ross
Asheboro
Wakefield
George Washington
Jessie Clark
Jamestown
Theresa McClure
Nellie Edward
Vera Gardner
Lillian Garrett
Hassie Hodgin
Nellie Edwards
Margaret Hodgin
Winford Hinkle
Wright Street
O. L. Hinkle
Johnnie Surratt
Herbert Mitchell
Ruby Woods
Burglar Tale Turns Out To Be Rodent at Lumber Plant
East La Porte on November 21. Fred Cope nightwatchman at Blackwood Lumber heard a stealthy rattling noise at night. Jim Moon and W. R. Riley alerted L. E. B. Hunter and T. D. L. Waters. Officers gathered, speculating a burglar behind a refrigerator before discovering the culprit was a large rodent pulling a steel trap.
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East Laporte
Fred Cope
Blackwood Lumber Company
Jim Moon
Moon
W. R. Riley
Riley
L. EB. Hunter
Hunter
T. D. L. Waters
Community Exchange Eyes One Day Downtown Bazaar
Support from the Community Exchange directors pursues a one day bazaar to aid local needy. A committee surveys the field to set a place and date with a tentative December first week target if feasible.
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Mra
J. A. Eshelman
Social events and a Raleigh wedding in Asheboro
Mrs Laurin Cranford and Mrs E H Steers hosted three parties with rock and bridge games at the Cranford home, plus a Friday evening bridge dinner. Mrs E L Ray won top bridge score. A simple wedding linked Miss Hazel Houston of Mooresville and Platts N Wallace of Raleigh at J B Houston Jr’s house with Rev G C Smith officiating and chrysanthemums enhancing the decor.
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Asheboro
Laurin Cranford
E. H. Steers
Cranford
E. L. Ray
R.S. Truesdale
Arthur Ross
King Moore
Marvin Lovett
Henry Ingram
Clement Penn
J. B. Houston, Jr
Sunset Avenue
Hazel Houston
Mooresville
Platts N. Wallace
Raleigh
GC. G. Smith
Asheboro Presbyterian Church
J. B. Houston
Mooresville High School
Queen's College
Moresville
Mr. Wallace
N. W. Wallace
Charlotte
Wv. P. L
Rainbow
Furniture Workers Union to Meet at Central Labor Hall
Furniture Workers Union No 1021 will hold a special open meeting in Central Labor Union Hall Wednesday night at 7 80 o clock All furniture workers of High Point and vicinity are urged to attend as important matters are to be discussed Everett Morris President of the Labor Union said
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Furniture Workers Union No. 1021
Central Labor Union Hall
High Point
Everett Morris
Graf Zeppelin Maintains Schedule Through 1932 With Two Delays
The Graf Zeppelin traveled on schedule for the entire year 1932 except for two flights that encountered a total delay of 24 hours.
Rat Dragged From Scene After Shootout
In a chaotic scene gunfire erupted and a large rat appeared dragging a steel trap. Witnesses say the party members chose to let Cope finish the killing.
Miss Vologodsky Speaks on Russia at Fellowship Meeting
Miss Zena Vologodsky a Salem College student gave an instructional talk to about 74 listeners on education in pre revolutionary Russia and its military emphasis. She noted Russia’s role in history and expressed hope for better American Russian understanding.
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Zena Vologodsky
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Apeutey
High Point
Russia
Napleon
Napoleon
H. L. Brockmann
Sweden
H. A. White
International Christian Movement
Reid Marsh
Mae Kirkman
Collier H. Ellis
Y. W
Edgar Hartley
Appeal Renewed for Old Toys in High Point
The High Point fire department renews its plea for old and broken toys to repair for needy children at Christmas. The response is not ample, and the need remains as acute as in past years. Citizens are urged to donate usable toys to the captain at the nearest fire station.
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Fire Department
High Point
Queen's Rally Raises Funds for William Penn PTA
The William Penn High School PTA event dubbed the Queen's Rally raised 120.84 for the cafeteria project. Winners Fannie Butler Annie Smith Lassiter Jerry C Young Annie EB Leach Louise Tyson. Butler crowned Queen by Zeke Wright and Dr J C Morgan. Music by the school mixed chorus and H E Burford.
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Parent-Teacher Association
William Penn High School
P.T. A
Fannie Butler
Annie Smith
Lassiter
Jerry C. Young
Annie EB. Leach
Louise Tyson
Butler
William Penn
Zeke Wright
J. CC. Morgan
H E. Burford
R DeBerry
Leonard Street
T. A
O. A. Brown
William Penn P.T. A
first woman pilot Jessica Raiche flies in 1910 Mineola
Jessica Raiche of Santa Ana California became the United States first woman to fly a plane with a 1910 flight at Mineola where she piloted a Wright aircraft and drew wide attention from the era.
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Jessica Raiche
Santa Ana
Cal
United States
Mineola
Apples Stolen From Car Come Back Empty
Mrs. Cassie Dunn of 108 Oakwood Court reported a sack of apples stolen from her car but found the apples scattered on the pavement in front of the neighboring house. The bag burst and spilled its contents. she did not recover them and noted the thief did not enjoy them either.
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Cassie Dunn
Oakwood Court
Winston Tobacco Averages $19.70 Record High
Winston Salem market set a new high average of 19.70 per hundredweight as sales neared 4 million pounds. 976,690 pounds sold for 192,402.87 with season average 16.76. Purchases ranged up to 1 a pound for selected parcels. Jasper Wall and Wall of Siloam highlighted a 658 pound sale at 37 cents per pound.
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Winston-Salem
Inston-Salem
Jasper Wall and Wall
Civitans Seek 1934 Carolinas Convention Bid in High Point
High Point Civitan club votes to invite the 1934 Carolinas Civitan convention to the city with tentative bids by Asheville and Canton. The Elwood hotel meeting was led by W. F. Bailey. Brandy Green and his Brentwood juvenile quartet performed including harmonica renditions of old favorites. Delegates reported on the Charlotte Civitan convention.
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High Point Civitan Club
High Point
Asheville
Canton
Elwood Hotel
W. F. Bailey
Joe Hoffman
Brandy Green
Brentwood School
Brandy
Civitan
Charlotte
Survey of Blind To Include 20 Counties
The Guilford County Committee of the Blind under Mrs. Meyer Sternberger of Greensboro reports a survey will cover 20 counties: Buncombe Cabarrus Craven Cumberland Davidson Durham Edgecombe Forsyth Gaston Guilford Henderson Iredell Le noir Mecklenburg New Hanover Pasquotank Rowan Wake Wayne and Wilson. Local chairmen lead teams in each town and city and reports go to the American Foundation for the Blind. Citizens with knowledge of blind persons should send names and addresses to Mrs. 8 R Matthews 640 Colonial Drive High Point.
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Guilford
American Foundation For the Blind
Santa Claus in the Garden of Peace at Top O World
A reflection on Santa Claus or Kris Kringle living beyond the polar cold in a Garden of Peace. The piece explores Santa’s mission to spread goodwill on December 25 as the darkest time of year, the angels who aid him, and whether Santa may evolve yet remain a constant presence in belief and childhood imagination.
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Northland
North Pole
Banta Claus
St. Nicholas
Kris Kringle
King Winter
Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Jesus
FDA demands clear Bran cereal labels to prevent confusion
The FDA instructs that every cereal package labeled Bran must state its exact contents to avoid mislabeling. The advisory references Kellogg’s Ant-Bran and Att-Bran, noting Ant-Bran’s malted flavor description and Att-Bran’s popular but not universal cure claims. Consumers are urged to verify label details and seek physician advice for intestinal disorders.
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United States Food and Drug Administration
Kellogg’s
Lydia E Pinkham Tablets Offer Uterine Relief
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as a scientifically prepared uterine sedative to relieve monthly ailments. It claims the medicine targets the cause of pain, suggests starting a week before symptoms, and notes possible several months of use for non surgical cases with no harmful drugs. The product is chocolate coated and sold at drug stores for 50 cents a small box.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Moffitt’s
North Main St
Good Will Garden Club
J. C. Whitesell
Rotary Drive
Burbank
Hayden
John Whitescarver
East Washington Street
Priscilla Club
Fred Whitescarver
Parkway
Esca Myers
Camden
Mrs. L. H. Myers
Asheboro Society
Miss Vologodsky
Colored News
Winston Tobacco
Civitans
Carolinas
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Maiden
Mass
Neqqy Circus
Arthur Abele, Jr
South Pole
Miral Byrd
Perkinson
North Main
Old P. O. S. Main and Commerce
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Holsom
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