Council Hears Program on Movies
The Gh Point Council of Parents and Teachers met in the Elm Street school library at 3:45 PM with Mrs. R. H. Sechrest presiding. She introduced keys and speakers including Mrs. Edgar ley and Mrs. H. T. Hudson, plus Supt. Wingate Andrews. The meeting discussed moving picture concerns and proposed union plans, with a large turnout filling the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
Gh Point Council of Parents
E Elm Street
Sechrest
Edgarley
H. T. Hudson
T. Wingate Andrews
Hartley
Sedgefield Hunt Club Thanksgiving Hunt Tomorrow Morning
The Sedgefield Hunt Club plans its annual Thanksgiving Hunt to start promptly at six tomorrow morning. Former huntsmen are invited to join the group with a breakfast to follow hosted by N Phillips and Frank Curran. The club recently staged successful hunts with multiple kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefields
N. Phillips
Frank Curran
Social Calendar for Burbank Clubs and Thanksgiving Ball
Garden club members meet at 823 Montleu avenue and 404 Montleu avenue for November events. Needlecraft group convenes at 600 Centennial avenue and Utopian areas club hosts at Rockford road. The Coterlen club plans its annual Thanksgiving Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Utopian Areas
Valette J. Harriss
Rockford Road
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Carleen Summey Is Honored On Her Ninth Birthday
Mrs. Grover Summey hosted a birthday party at 05 Thissell Street Tuesday afternoon for her daughter Carleen’s ninth birthday. Guests included Ernestine Sykes Dorothy Green Marie Aaron Mary McAllister Cornelia Clayton Theda Carrigan Laverne Hartgrove Oleen Clodfelter Wilma and Carleen Sammey. Attendees enjoyed games, contests, and refreshments. Carleen received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Summey
Carleen
Thissell Street
Mra. Sammey
Ernestine Sykes
Dorothy Green
Marie Aaron
Mary McAllister
Cornelia Clayton
Theda Carrigan
Laverne Hartgrove
Oleen Clodfelter
Wilma
Carleen Sammey
Miss Pauline Current Weds Ranzry Rogers in Independence Va
Miss Pauline Current of Hamptonville married Ranzry R. Rogers of High Point in a Saturday evening ceremony at Independence Virginia. Rev. L F Frank officiated with a small party present. The couple will live with the groom's parents on Forest Avenue after December 1 and Rogers works at Diamond Full Fashioned Hosiery Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Current
Hamptonville
Ranzry R. Rogers
High Point
Independence
L. F. Frank
Friends Church
Virginia
Letha Current
Stella Johnson
Arville Vanhoy
Breta Myers
Miss Current
J. E
Mr. Rogers
J. A. Rogers
Forest Avenue
Thanksgiving travel and local visits noted around town
Local notices record John Thomas Jr arriving from UNC to stay with his parents, several residents departing for Thanksgiving in Charlotte and New York, attendees at the Davidson-Wake Forest game, influenza affecting Jacqueline Jenkins, and a turkey dinner honor for A G Rush. The VFW Auxiliary meets at 7 30 p m on Washington Street with reports from Greensboro.
Eastern Star Chapter Met Last Night in High Point
The High Point Chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star held its monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple with good attendance and Mrs. Louise Black presiding. Guilford Chapter No. 141 B S will hold a special initiation night Friday, November 40, dubbed Dad Butler's Night. Guests included Mrs. Mable Shacklefield of Washington, D C, and Mrs. Barton B. McGirth of Hollywood, California. Pauline Grey urged donations for the Oxford Orphanage Christmas Baby Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Louise Black
Guilford
B. S
Dad Butler
Mable Shacklefield
Washington, D. C
Barton B. McGirth
Hollywood
Calif
Mra
Pauline Grey
Oxford
Miss Eleanor Young to Present Reading Program
Miss Eleanor Young will present a program of readings Friday evening at 8 in the Sunday school assembly room of the First Methodist Portestant church. Sponsored by the church Woman’s Auxiliary, the recital benefits Auxiliary work and features a High Point educator and elocutionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Young
First Methodist Portestant Church
Woman's
Miss Young
High Point
High Point College
Emerson Schol
Oratory
Boston
Misa Young
Selene High School
Asiver
B and P Club Thanksgiving Program Held at YWCA
The Business and Professional Girl club hosted its annual Thanksgiving program at the YWCA. Miss Julia Liles presided, with Miss Ditsy Cash and Miss Carmala Lewis in charge. A birthday cake was cut for Thelma Patrick and Nelle Ansley. A visitor, Miss Mary Holley, attended among a list of members reciting Thanksgiving pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditsy Cash
Carmala Lewis
Julia Liles
Miss Cash
Miss Lewis
Ma Patrick
Nelle Ansley
Mary Holley
Blanche Barbour
Thelma Patrick
Annie Gibson
Mary Kearns
Leona Griggs
Canelia Geddie
Annabelle Thompson
Lucille Brown
Evelyn
Mrs Clyde Milner Speaks to Altrusa Club on Psychology
Mrs Clyde Milner of Guilford College taught psychology to a large Altrusa audience at Friends church annex. She discussed micro maniacs and psychological misfits under the heading Psychology for Normal People and noted the talk was well received by members guests and visiting Altrusans from Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Friends Church Annex
Clyde Milnner
Guilford College
Milner
Winston-Salem Alusa Club
Virginia Ryan
Nelle Ansley
W. C. Hammond
Florida
High Point
John R. English
Rosalie Shields
Virginia Carrier
Winston-Salem
Sadie Stafford
Odessa Hart
Eva Wall
Teresa Wrenn
Sallie Blackwood
Jane Lindamood
Eva Dodge
Mrs Paul Casey Hosts Contract Bridge Club
Mrs Paul Casey gracious hostess at Woodbrook court for a Tuesday afternoon of contract bridge with the Wednesday Contract club and guests. Three tables played with late autumn flowers as decor. High score prize went to Mrs L G Robichaux. visiting player Mrs Liston Pope won in the visitors group. Appetizing salad course served after play. Guests included Mrs Liston Pope Mrs E W Freeze Jr and Mrs Jack Holbrook. Club members present were Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze Ruth Bowne and Mesdames Mary Elizabeth Long Mabel Davis Seborn Perry L G Robichaux Louis Hellig Frank Murr and Burwell Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Wednesday Contract Bridge Club
L. G. Robichaux
Liston Pope
Vis
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Jack Holbrook
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Ruth Bowne
Mary Elizabeth Long
Mabel Davis
Seborn Perry
Louis Hellig
Frank Murr
Burwell Nolan
Idylwild Club to Host Dance at Sedgefield Dec 1
The Idylwild club announces a Saturday dance at Sedgefield Country Club on December 1 starting at nine. Karl Selter and his CBS orchestra headline with seven vocalists including Bubbles Becker. Ballots will be sent to members to elect the 1934 35 Sweetheart. guest cards will be limited to avoid crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Winter Garden Plants For Cold Frames And Spring Blooms
Readers are advised to use cold frames for hardy but not fully winterproof plants. The St Brigid Anemone coronaria is prized for variety and early April bloom, with care on tuber top identification and rich soil. Tulips and ranunculus also thrive in frames, offering large blooms in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Billy Ray Campbell Honored On Birthday Celebration
Billy Ray Campbell celebrated his 11th birthday with friends at 816 Oakwood Court. The party featured games and refreshments, with a large pink candle cake as the centerpiece and favors including lollypops. Gifts were given by several guests while hostesses and Mrs. Burley Current and Mrs. C. E. Smith assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray
Raymond Campbell
Oakwood Court
Burley Current
C. E. Smith
Betty Wanda Spurgeon
Mary Virginia Leonard
Ruth Alma
Edna Rogers
Ronald Current
Richard Criscoe
Billy Reid Shelton
Claude, Jr
Charlies Wesley Smith
Bobby Rogers
Breta Myers
C. EB. Smith
Cold frame uses for early spring color plants
The text notes that two inches deep beds and a cold frame with these plants provide a remarkable display of color in early spring, lasting until about early June. They require considerable moisture and the frame must not dry out.
Randolph Farmer Praises Terrace on Eroded Field
North Randolph county dairy farmer R. R. Mendenhall lauds terrace work by the Soil Erosion Service on a 30 acre plot. Government engineers laid out and built terraces last spring and during heavy summer rains no soil was washed away. The Deep River watershed erosion control program includes terracing gully control and land-use plans. Dr J H Stallings notes the program is available to any landowner in the area who cooperates and maintains the agreed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Mendenhall
Randolph County
Mr Mendenhall
Mendenhall Farm
Deep River
Soil Erosion Service
Mendenhall
J. H. Stallings
Pulilaam Rush Marriage Announced Here Today
Mrs Emma R Pulliam of High Point announces the marriage of her daughter Trene Virginia to Paul Dermont Rush of High Point. The ceremony occurred in Danville Virginia on Saturday November 24 at Rev EB Hill's home. The couple will reside with the bride's mother at 455 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma R. Pulliam
High Point
Trene Virginia
Paul Dermont Rush
Danville
EB. G. Hill
J. A. Kiney
Church Social Severs Gleaners to Visit Barium Springs
Members of the Gleaners class of First Presbyterian Church depart tomorrow for Barium Springs to present the annual bank offering to the orphanage. They donate five hundred of six hundred dollars raised at Sunday’s meeting, with the rest for class expenses. The class, led by Ss. KE. Tucker for 14 years, has 160 members and about 120 weekly attendees. A musical program precedes the lesson each Sunday with J. Gurney Brigg and Dan W. Smith organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
First Presbyterian Church
Barium Springs
Ss. KE. Tucker
F. Logan Porter
Walkathon decision upheld despite injunction bid
Judge John M. Oglesby ruled Guilford Superior Court that police powers to curb a public nuisance permit continued operation of the Walkathon on Greensboro road at Elsiewood. Petitioners John A. Suits and J. D. Shackelford can appeal to the State Supreme Court after the hearing. Affidavits attacked the venture as a drinking and indecent conduct venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Elsiewood
John M. Oglesby
Guilford Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Oglesby
Sheriff's Department
John A. Suits
J. D. Shackelford
Walkathon
Reverend Sykes Addresses Greensboro Business Club
Reverend Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends Church spoke to the Greensboro American Business Club at a noon luncheon in the Jefferson Standard Building ballroom. His topic was Humanity Marches On as the club observed a Thanksgiving program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Greensboro American Business Club
Jefferson Standard Building
Greensboro
Modlin Boy Injured After Car Strikes School Front
Ronulus Modlin, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Modlin, was confined to bed with a broken arm and leg after a car driven by Fred Lackey of Hamlet struck him in front of the Jamestown school. He was taken by Yow's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital. officers ruled the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronulus Modlin
Henry Modlin
Fred Lackey
Hamlet
Jamestown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Central Friends To Worship on Thursday
Central Friends church will hold a special Thanksgiving service Thursday at 10 30 am. Special music will be provided and Pastor Rev Tom A Sy kes will speak on The Spirit of Thanksgiving. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Methodists in City Unite for Thanksgiving Service
All Southern Methodist Episcopal churches except one join in a 7:30 tonight at Wesley Memorial Methodist church for a Thanksgiving service. Rev. S. M. Needham will preach on Shouting In The Midst Of Difficulty with other ministers taking part. Special Thanksgiving music directed by J. Gurney Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist Episcopal
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
S. M. Needham
Calvary Church
Needham
Calvary
Main Street
Highlan
Wesley Memorial
Ww Street
J. Gurney Briggs
Wesley Memorial Choir
Give-A-Lunch fund pledges urged by High Point club
Mrs. Floyd Wilson chair of the Child Welfare Committee of the High Point Woman's Club urged donors to send contributions for the Give-A-Lunch campaign. She reminded pledgers to forward gifts to Mrs. A. B. Frasier as soon as possible, noting many have already contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wilson
High Point Woman's Club
A. EB. Frasier
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Club News
Gefield Hunt Club
Mrs
Charlies P. Spen
Ter
Sandra McClure
Dp. Manning
Milton L. Mann
Aughter
Gail Dean
Richardson Street
Ira Hutchins
Rebecca Anne
Melbourne Heights
Moffitt’s
North Main
Carleen Summey
Ranzy R. Rogers
J. F. Hart
Mary Stuart
Elizabeth Ellis
Sarah Frances Hart
Willowbrook Street
Helen Kearns
Frances Atkins
Olivia Amos
Sarah McRae
Thelma McGill
Dorothy Anderson
Golda Mae Kearns
Laura Burgarner
Myna Barker
Charlies White
Jamie Lyda
Ralph Fowler
Maurice Stuart
John Greer
Edgar Clapp
Thomas Chevis
Allen Smith
Jack Gunter
Sherwood Curlee
Douglas Purcelle
Miss Hart
W. B. Wood
Clyde Connor
Circle Avenue
van Loan
Tom Marlow
Evelyn Fesperman
Vernell Lambert
John Thomas, Jr
University of North Carolina
J. M. Thomas
Lois Welborn
Charlotte
Gay Hensley
Bascom Hoskins
Davidson-Wake Forest
Davidson College
C. M. Hauser
Margaret Hauser
New York City
Frances McCrary
Woman's College
J. N. McCrary
North Main Street
Eleanor Amos
R. T. Amos
W. G Scrim
Findlay- Millar Timber Company
Kolambugan
Philippine Islands
W. C. Carter
New York
Frances Lucille Haigler
Bernie Tabor
Lindsay Street
Haigler
Miami
Fla
Little Jacqueline Jenkins
J. Paul Jenkins
J. Herman Myers
Lucille Myers
Lexington
Roby Hedrick
Thomasville
Reid Myers
Alton Reid
Magnolia Court
Wade Curran
Wade, Jr
Asheville
Vv. FB. W
Ladies Auxiary
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Washington Street
B. and
Clyde Milner
Idylwild Club
Billy Ray Campbell
Ruby Snyder
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
B. G. Walsh
Evie Nees
Henry
YY. F. W
Winifred Toussaint
Richmond
England
Randolph Farmer
Terrace
Rush
P. J. Hall
Joyce Marie
Franklin Street
Mrs. Crawford
R. G. Crawford
Grimes Street
Guilford General Hospital
Glaren
Nat Walker
Hart
T. A. Sykes
Greensboro Club
Modlin Boy
Central Friends
Methodists
UNITE
Southern Methodist Churches
Elwood Hotel Cafe
Idaho
Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Shah Jahan
Sechrest Funeral Home
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