Birthday Parties Highlight Hoke Bullard Jr and Mary Belle Summers
Hoke Bullard Jr celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at his home on For est Hill drive. Friends enjoyed games a Kipling story and a pink white themed cake with a miniature circus. Mary Belle Summers hosted her twelfth birthday with games contests and refreshments for a group of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Hoke, Jr
Louis Voorhees
Harold Amos
Bobby Curry
Randolph Ensign
Ray Amos
James Hall
Homer Holton
Jack Jackson
Bobby Koonts
David Lindsay
Donald Mackintosh
Owen Reese, Jr
Johnny Wall
Louis Watkins
Billy Waldron
Mary Belle Summers
J. R. Summers
Archdale
Judy Prim
Betty Fidler
Helen Deaton
Vivian Deaton
Riva Jackson
Margaret Zachery
Evelyn Hall
Ruth Weaver
Roberta Hedrick
Evelyn Snider
Margaret Giles
Trixie English
Cuticura Ointment Advert: Massaging Wash Directions
Advertisement notes Cuticura Ointment for massage and wash with warm suds. Mentions price 26 cents and soap. Propriety by Potter Dwgs Chemtent Corporation of Malden Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Dews & Checmtent Corporation
Malden, Mass
Social Calendar Entries for Tuesday to Friday
Community Arts club meets Mrs Frank Payne Archdale at 3 p m. High Point PTA discusses motion pictures at Elm Street school 6:15 p m. Altrusa meets at Friends church annex with Guilford College’s Mrs Clyde Milner speaker 7:30 p m. Eastern Star Chapter 106 at Masonic Temple. Wednesday events include Burbank Garden club at 10 a m 328 Montheu avenue and Good Will Garden club at 404 Montheu avenue 10 a m. Needlecraft club with Mrs H C Terry at 600 Centennial avenue 3 p m. Utopian Study etude hosted by Mrs Valette Harriss on Rockford road. Friday Thanksgiving Ball by Coteren club at Sedgefield Manor with Jack Wardlaw orchestra 9:30 a m to 1:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
R. H. Sechrest
Business and Professional Girls Club
Missea
Carmala Lewis
Altrusa Club
Friends Church
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Burbank
Needlecraft Club
H. C. Terry
Centennial Avenue
Valette J. Harriss
Rockford Road
Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Loftin Recovers After Tonsil Operation At Home
The article notes People Colon Loftin improving at his home 806 Carr Street following a tonsil removal operation. Lawrence Gates arrived from Portland Maine to join his wife Martha Armfield here who has been visiting Mrs. Harmon on North Main Street and plans to stay through Thanksgiving. The Girls Pentagon club meets at 7 15 pm at Mildred Furgurson home and the Highland M B Church Woman's Missionary Society holds a 7 30 pm general meeting with new officers in charge.
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Colon
Carr Street
Lawrence Gates
Portland
Maine
Martha Armfield
Mra. de. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Pentagon Club
Mildred Furgurson
Woman's Missionary
Highland M. B&b. Church
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
Terracing Plan Receives County Approval for Erosion Fight
The Guilford County plan to install terracing aims to protect farms from soil erosion. County commissioners endorsed the program in a regular session, with supervision by Commissioner R. Flake Haw, R. C. Causey, and County Farm Agent J. I. Wagoner.
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County Board of Agriculture
Guilford County
Deep River
Haw
R. Flakehaw
R. C. Causey
J. I. Wagoner
Board of Agriculture
Senior U. C. Chapter Holds November Meeting
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. E. T. Harmon's home on North Main Street with about 25 members. Mrs. C. H Bass presided in the absence of the new president, plans were made for Thanksgiving and Christmas donations to Confederate homes, and a musical program by Mrs. J Gurney Briggs accompanied by readings followed the business session.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Levi Hayworth
H. L. Coffield
Bruce Carraway
A. T. Wishart
R. K. Stewart
C. H Bass
C. L. Whitaker
Raleigh
Old Ladies Confederate
Fayetteville
H. A. Millis
Old Ladies Home Committee
J. Gurney Briggs
Georgia
Lollie Bell Wylie
South
Carrie B. Adams
Miss Cleo Mitchell Speaks at YW A Meeting
Miss Cleo Mitchell of Woman's College and the Mills Home spoke at the First Baptist YW A meeting on the Baptist World's Alliance held in Berlin. She discussed the Berlin conference, its peace keynote, and German hospitality, with next year’s Atlanta gathering noted. Tea and cookies followed the program.
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Lor
O Zion
William Bryant
Fannie Croker
Marvin Slate
Misa Ira Hensley
Miss Hensley
Miss Mitchell
Baptist World's Alliance
Berlin
Atlanta
Myers Perdue Marriage in Thomasville Quiet Affair
Mrs. W Stimpson Myers announces the marriage of her daughter Bustle to Fred A Perdue on Tuesday November 27 1934 in Thomasville North Carolina. The ceremony at the Community Church featured simple rites with family present and music by Edith Myers. After the ceremony the couple planned a trip to New York and Philadelphia before settling in High Point.
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Thomasville
Odey
Fred A. Perdue
North Carolina
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Fmilies
Free Surratt
Edith Myers
Mr. Perdue
The
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Mrs. Perdue
New York
Philadelphia
County plans start erosion work with county machinery
The plan proposes county ownership of equipment to begin a soil erosion program. Work will start on farms not covered by existing erosion projects and will be funded by small user fees.
Those Planning To Build Must First Get Their Permits
Chief B. K. Ingram announces building permit rules in the city noting two homes began without permits. Penalty for starting erection or major repairs without permit is fifty dollars. He urges all builders to secure permits and ensure plans comply with zoning and planning ordinances.
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B. K. Ingram
Ingram
Archdale PTA Plans Evening Program with Local Magician
The Archdale High School PTA brings A Coke Cecil to perform at 7:45 PM in the school auditorium with music by the Hall family. A small admission fee funds the school. Executive board and grade representatives of Oak Hill PTA will meet Wednesday at 2 16 PM. full attendance urged. Bertha Lowe, daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Lowe, is recovering at home from diphtheria at 618 Morris Street.
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Archdale Parent-Teacher Association
A. Coke Cecil
Hall
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Bertha Lowe
A.L. Lowe
Morris Street
Community church groups host social and meetings across city
The Mothers class of Wesley Memorial plans a 7 30 social at Mrs T R Zimmerman 615 West Farriss Ave The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Welch Memorial met at Mrs Lois Harrison Shelton Street with 22 members and elected new officers The Philathea class at Calvary M E Church will meet at 7 30 with Mrs Tate New Stephens Bible Study meets at Mrs L D Wagner 306 Boulevard led by Mrs Nora L Andrews A comedy Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick will be staged at Oak View School November 28 with a string program and a short Negro dialogue Admission 1 and 15 cents Oyster information notes the seasides and states where fishing occurs except Maine and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial Church
Lois Harrison
Shelton Street
Emma von Cannon
Clive Lowman
Calvary M. BE. Church
Tate
Worth Avenue
Wagner
Stephens
L. D. Wagner
306 Boulevard
Nora l L. Andrews
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Oak View School
Sunshine Circle of
Spring Hill
Rosy Berry
Oklahoma
Mre
Roert Swarm
Gladys May Merridew
Esther Mae Dillon
Nellie Wade
Little Sis Riges
Edith York
Iin
Walkathon Hearing Underway In Court
In Greensboro on November 27 a hearing began over a Walkathon with operators seeking continuation and complainants seeking a halt on grounds it endangers public health welfare and morals and constitutes a nuisance. Plaintiffs J A Suits and J D Shackelford live near the Walkathon site and contest the event with local officials and lawyers presenting arguments today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Walkathon
English Biologist Finds Tear Fluids Destroy Bacteria
An English biologist reports that tear fluids act as a potent antibacterial agent. The discovery suggests tears may protect the eye from infections and could inspire new antimicrobial research.
Tongue yields around eight percent of the whale
The fragment notes that the tongue yields approximately eight percent of the whale. This terse item references meat or byproduct yields from whaling but provides limited context or detail about species, location, or purpose.
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Club News
Hoke Bullard, Jr
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Tha Biamond
U. C
Cleo Mitchell
First Baptist Church
Alda Grayson
Woman's College of the University North
da Hensley
Bessie Hedrick
W. K. Dickens
Elizabeth Einstein
Cecil Armentrout
Malloye Stanfield
Otis Sain
Eva Chappelear
Sue Stanfield
Thelma Patrick
Aline Wrenn
Bob Hughes
Marvin Shields
Counse
R. H. Holliday
Elliott Drive
Clarrese Rose
Agnes Herndon
J. F. Hayden
J. A. Green
West Main Street
Archdale P.T. A
TO Have
Welch
Calvary Philatheas
New Hampshire
J. A. Suits
Elsiewood
J. D. Shackelford
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
Sapp
L. P. McLendon
Thomas Turner, Jr
Suits
Mr. Shackelford
Clyde Wilmet
Clyde, Jr
M Wilmeth
Bernat Menke
Mr. Menke
Parkway
Foley
Stormy Witch Girl
Ceva
Pomore
Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Sterling
Main ST
Coats
Snow Babies
Corduroy
Merode
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