Social clubs and wedding events listed for Saturday
The notices detail gatherings at Fairway Drive Hillcrest Drive Brentley Circle Montlieu Avenue and Emerywood including Canter bury Philom ath ean Club and Club of Twelve. Mary Julia Crawley and Thomas J Gold Jr plan a wedding at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Joseph Rennie officiating. Jack Stern and his orchestra headline the Bowery Ball at Sedgefield Country Club Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Harry Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Philomathean Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Club of Twelve
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Mark Stump
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Bowery
Sedgefield Country Club
Jack Stern
Charles Long Casey's Sixth Birthday Party at Woodbrook Court
Charles Long Casey celebrated his sixth birthday Wednesday afternoon at his Woodbrook court home with friends. Under Mrs. Casey Mrs. Kenneth Geddie and Mrs. Jesse Washburn children played games on the lawn then enjoyed pink and white decor. A large white cake with six pink candles centered the table along with individual cakes and ice cream. Guests included Ella Page Harrison Betty Ann Rankin Aida Ingram Virginia Douglas Perry Marian Turner Mary Ragsdale Strickland Charles and Glover Bedford Kenneth Geddie Beau Warner Jack Dillon Jack Siane Sandy Rankin Blanchard Bonner Jack Holbrook Robbie McPheeters Jack Fambrough Harold Bennett Randolph Ensign Richard Quigley Margaret Haywood Washburn Pat and Johnnie Thomas Jane Rhodes Betty Blake Spearman Patricia Hubbard and Russell Lukey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Long Casey
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Ella Page Harrison
Betty Ann Rankin
Aida Ingram
Vir
Ginia Douglas Perry
Marian Turner
Mary Ragsdale Strickland
Charles
Glover Bedford
Kenneth Geddie
Beau Warner
Jack Dillon
Jack Siane
Sandy Rankin
Blanchard Bonner
Jack Holbrook
Robbie McPheeters
Jack Fambrough
Harold Bennett
Randolph Ensign
Richard Quigley
Margaret Haywood Washburn
Pat
Johnnie Thomas
Jane Rhodes
Betty Blake Spearman
Patricia Hubbard
Russell Lukey
Meredith Alumnae Association Social in High Point Meeting
The High Point chapter of the Meredith College Alumnae Association met at Mrs. A. Lee Gibson's home, 408 East Washington Street. President Mrs. D. H. Hall led a brief business session followed by a social hour with cookies, candies and Russian tea. Guests included Mrs. Herman Stevens, Mrs. Steve Thayer and Miss Cornelia Ayers from Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Meredith College
Final Brentwood study group speaker on child emotion
Mrs. W. A. Bivens spoke at Brentwood School on The Childs Emotion, stressing peace with one s heart and the role of right ideas in a child s early life. The event closed the year s child study meetings with strong parent turnout. A separate Bay Street program broadcast a Home Coming event sponsored by the P T A with art exhibits and radio stars. ALBERT STUART HART S BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mrs. and Mr. Albert Hart Jr announce the birth of a son at Guilford General hospital on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bivens
Brentwood School
Ray Street Ool
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Adele Hicks
Miss Crowell
Royster Thurman
Lis Hopkins
Ann Wood
Rubinoff
Clark Wilson
Jimmy Durante
Albert Stuart Hart
Albert Hart, Jr
Albert Stuart
Guilford General Hospital
Canadian Guest Receptions Mark Thorn Hills Visit
Mrs. Frank W. Clark of Thorn Hills Quebec has stayed with Mrs. Amos Kearns on Hillcrest Drive for several days. Col. Frank Clark will join today for a weekend visit. Other locals host Mrs. L. W. Whitesell and the Cravens on a trip to Randleman with Miss Tamar Ellen Ferguson as a guest. Betty Sechrest hosts Betty Bagley from Greensboro. Ina Day McGirt of Los Angeles visits High Point and stays at the Elwood hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Clark
Thorn Hills
Quebec
Canada
Amos Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Col
Frank Clark
Mra. Kearns
Mra
8. C. Craven
Peggy
Frances
Charles Edward
Randleman
Betty Sechrest
South Main Street
Betty Bagley
Greensboro
Misa Bagley
Ina Day McGirt
Los Angeles
Cal
High Point
Elwood Hotel
Singing school at Church of God led by Grady Comer
Interest grows as the Church of God on Randolph Street hosts a singing school led by Grady Comer. Classes run seven o clock each evening for five nights next week with no charge unless participants offer to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Randolph Street
Grady Comer
Announce Birth and Local Social Notices
Mr and Mrs J A Herndon announce the birth of a son William Clarence on November 21 at their North Hamilton Street home. Mary Elizabeth Kiriakides and Robert Kiriakides wed November 17 1934 in Martinaville Va. Aaron Slick of Punkin Crick play to be presented tonight at Union Cross school at 730 with music and a brief Negro dialogue. U D C chapter to meet Monday to collect Christmas packages for Fayetteville home. Friends Junior C RB meeting tonight at Central Friends church at 730 with Bobbie Floyd and Loraine McDowell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
J. A. Herndon
William Clarence
Hamilton Street
Kiriakides-Scoggins
Hubert Lee Scoggins
Mary Elizabeth
Robert Kiriakides
Martinaville
Kiriakides
Grace Kirkiades
North Main Street
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Union Cross School
Young Girl's Sunshine Circle
Spring Hill M. P. Church
U. D.C
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. A. Millis
Fayetteville
Friends Junior C
Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church
Bobbie Floyd
Loraine McDowell
Clash Over Projects With CERN Administration Emerges
Government officials debate proceeding on projects amid private capital shortfall. Ickes argues the state should act now, claiming the government can build better and cheaper homes than the private sector under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Beautiful afternoon tea honors Mrs E W Freeze Jr
Mrs BE W Freeze and Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze hosted a four to six afternoon tea at their Rockford Road home honoring Mrs E W Freeze Jr formerly Miss Caroline Mann of Raleigh. Guests included Raleigh and Concord locals, brides elect Grace McVeigh Hutchinson and Mary Julia Crawley, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Freeze
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Rockford Road
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Caroline Mann
Raleigh
Carter Dalton
Harold Bennett
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
Carroll Lamb Mann
Garah Clay Paylor
E. T. Kearns
M. F. Ritchie
Concord
Kenneth Denny
H. A. Millis
Sarah Denny
Frances Lambeth
Mildred Stewart
Rebecca Parks
Richmond
C. C. Garrett
W. F. Armfield
Grace McVeigh Hutchinson
Mary Julia Crawley
C. L. Amos
G. W. Stroupe
N C Symphony to Perform in High Point Thursday
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra led by Lamar Stringfield will give two concerts in High Point on December 13. A children’s matinee will feature explanations of pieces and instrument demos, followed by an evening performance with a different program from the prior High Point show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
High Point
Lamar Stringfield
Winston- Salem
Tea and Topics Club enjoys talk on Anne Bradstreet and Walt Whitman
Mrs Logan Porter hosted a Tea and Topics gathering at her Fairway Drive home. President Mrs W F Clayton presided, with Mrs E S Wall presenting a program on Anne Bradstreet and Walt Whitman, followed by a salad luncheon for club members and a visiting guest from Appomattox, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
W. F. Clayton
E. S. Wall
Anne Broadstreet
Walt Whitman
Wall
Anne Bradstreet
England
Whitman
Mesdames J. O. Marsh
A. G. Douglas
R. M. Andrews
W. W. Idol
Charles BE. Sheloff
Joseph T. Weaver
E. 8. Wall
R. H. Sechrest
H. D. Sears
A. R. Harwood
Appomattox, Va
Congress faces tax, credit moves amid recovery hopes
The article notes hopes for reduced federal outlays if business improves and mentions possible tax changes. It discusses wage trends, housing construction activity, and a push to unify banks or create a central bank. It also covers Coughlin’s campaign to devalue money and curb NRA influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Wth
Labor Department
Perkins
Moffett
Fletcher
D. Fla
Mosquitoes Thrive in Fresh or Stagnant Water
Fresh and standing water both serve as thriving habitats for mosquitoes. The presence of standing water in containers and natural depressions increases breeding sites, while clean but still water can still support larval development and sustaining populations.
Librarian Mrs. Nancy Poston Addresses Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Nancy Poston, librarian and Altrusa president, spoke at the Elwood hotel luncheon about the library’s community value. She cited 10,000 books, 10,000 borrowers, and 120,000 volumes circulated last year, plus future room for six tables and 36 chairs and lighting upgrades. Visitors included Alexander Anderson of the Salvation Army and Ben Taylor of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Altrusa Club
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Poston
Cotton Farmers Consider December Vote On Continuance Act
December referendum seeks continuation of the control act for cotton. The 1934-35 crop year set 10,000,000 bales as the maximum tax exempt harvest. Washington officials anticipate a new program or a 25 percent cut in 1935 acreage under current contracts. AAA agents in cotton states prepare farmers for the referendum and Bankhead act guidance to balance production and consumption and protect farmer returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
AAA
Elderly US Population Split by Sex in 1930s Census
Of 6 634 000 persons aged 65 or more in the United States at the time of the 1930s census nearly half or 3 307 000 were women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trinity and Greensboro battle to scoreless tie on neutral field
In a hard fought clash Trinity reserves held Greensboro to a 0–0 tie on Thursday. Trinity led in first downs 7 to 4 but three first half fumbles by Trinity helped Greensboro gain the edge. Ratledge, White, and Hiatt starred for Trinity while Callum and Sheffety shone for Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Greensboro
Gate City
Latters
Ratledge
White
Hiatt
F. White
Cook
Ward
Husky
Reddick
Cumby
Callum
Sheffety
Live V ers Hear Talk and Christmas Plans
The Live V ers club of the Y W C A heard Thomas Dodamead discuss art, with sketches and paintings shown. Members organized the Christmas project and party, with no meeting on November 29 and the next gathering December 6. The group split into knitting and marionette groups led by Mrs. Argie Wood and Miss Virginia Carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dodamead
Argie Wood
Virginia Carrier
Last Rites for Mrs Connie L Parker
Funeral services for Mrs. Connie Lee Parker 26 who died by suicide were held at 1109 Cam bell street near Walkertown. Rev O L Ruth officiated with a trio singing Does Jesus Care and He's the One. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers Marvin Fletcher Tom Queens Shoaf J W Thompson Ray Due Louis Allen and flow carried by several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornie Lee Parker
S. Mustin
Walkertown
Cambell Street
O. L. Ruth
H. &. Kent
Roy Hasner
Jesus
Oakwood Cemetery
Marvin Fletcher
Tom Queens
Shoaf
J. W. Thompson Raydue
Louis Allen
Madames Allen
Joe C. Carroll
Joseph Brown
Pearl Nicks
Virginia Kiser
Vic Cates
Dorothy Kennedy
Jessie Burton
Appraisal to be Made by Gotham Company on Memorial Bridge
Raleigh November 22. State officials and the public works commission review buyout options for the Wright Memorial Bridge. The commission has offered 12000 for the toll bridge, while owners cite an appraisal valuing the toll-operated structure at 250850. A detailed appraisal by American Appal Co of New York is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham Company
Memorial Bridge
Raleigh
Wright Memorial Bri
Oars
Public Works Commission
American Appal Company of
New York
Convision
All Farm Loans Repaid by Lake City Credit Union
The Lake City Product Credit association reports a full repayment of all farm loans this season, marking a strong finish for farmers in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Lake City
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Club News
Coats
Florida
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Meredith
N. C. Symphony Orchestra
Mrs. Logan Porter
Stock Exchange
Senate
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
American Liberty League
NRA
Aks
Gresboro
S. H
Connie L. Parker
THE
Max Bones
Hyman’s Jewelry CO
Main
Washington Streets
America
Rogers & Bros
Hi Ad Vray
Cor
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