Thanksgiving social honors Burlington guests with games and gifts
A Thanksgiving season gathering hosted by Misses Myrtle and Lillian Hepler honored guests Miss Beatriz Foushee and Miss Bertha Foushee of Burlington. The evening featured seasonal decorations, old fashioned parlour games, and a long green and white table with a chrysanthemums centerpiece. Delighted guests included Ola Bollard, Lelia McDowell, Nannie Morris, Ruby Hepler, and others, with Mrs G M Buck and Mrs J F Jones hosting a separate shower at South Main Street.
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Myrtle
Lillian Hepler
Beatriz
Bertha Foushee
Bur
Burlington
Ola Bollard
Lelia McDowell
Nannie Morris
Ruby Hepler
Ross Butwell
Toronto
Canada
Lonnie Winfrey
Bill Davis
Claude Morris
James McDowell
Dewey Greer
Elwood McDowell
Chester Greer
O. M. Hayworth
Marvin Gillimore
G. M. Buck
Vida Hicks
J. &. Jones
South Main Street
Book Club Meet at Mrs Matton’s Hamilton Street Home
Mrs G A Matton entertained the Philo Mathean book club yesterday afternoon at her Hamilton street residence. The meeting focused on the appointed author with refreshments served afterward. Guests included Miss Ruby Holliday and Mrs Anderson of Charlotte.
Woman's auxiliary meeting at Mrs Coffield's on Lindsay
The Woman's auxiliary of the Friends' church will meet Monday with Mrs. M. I. Coffield on Lindsay street. The session starts at 3 36 o'clock. Mrs. D. R. Parer will conduct the first lesson in the new study book.
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The
Friends’ Church
M. I. Coffield
Lindsay Street
D. R. Parer
Weekly Choir Practice At St Marys Episcopal Church
The regular weekly choir practice will be held this evening at 7 30 o clock at St Marys Episcopal church with full attendance desired. Lieut Bruce H Carraway of Washington spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his family.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Lieut
Bruce H. Carraway
Washington
Public Service Employes Banqueted
Thanksgiving day event hosted by C B Hole of North Carolina Public Service company for white employees across company branches at Liberty club house near Guilford Battleground. Attendees enjoyed a full Thanksgiving meal and a late evening dance with some outsiders invited to partake.
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Cc. B. Hole
North Carolina Public Service Company
Lheh Point
Salisbury
Liberty Club House
Guilford Battleground
Priscilla Club Elects Two New Members At North Main Home
Mrs D M Pollock hosted the Priscilla club at her North Main Street home yesterday afternoon. Two new members were elected Mrs A E Taplin and Mrs Will Lambeth. Members sewed and socialized, with fruit, sandwiches and tea served. Guests included Mrs Walter Chandler Mrs C C Robbins Mrs Franklin Mrs Pollock and Mrs Asa Biggs.
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North Main Street
D. M. Pollock
Pricilla Club
A. E. Taplin
Will Lambeth
Walter Chandler
Cc. C. Robbins
Franklin
Robbins
Pollock
Asa Biggs
Ladies' Aid Meet at Methodist Protestant Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Protestant church will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. C. C. Robbins as hostess at 2:30.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Protestant Church
C. C. Robbins
Woman's Guild Meeting at St Marys Church
The Woman's guild of St. Mary's church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. L. Tabb at her Parkway home.
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Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
German parties urge change in WWI prisoner and ship reparations stance
Paris dispatches report German democrats and socialists press the government to soften its position on prisoners of war and reparations for ships sunk by German screws in Scapa Flow. They accuse the government of being too stubborn, citing two notes sent to the peace conference.
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Paris
Presse de Paris
Pay women workers during child birth convention adopted
Washington dispatch reports the International Labour Conference adopted a convention to reimburse time lost by female wage earners during childbirth. Reimbursement would be provided by the state or through an insurance system.
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Washington
International Labor Conference
High Point Beats Spencer In Indoor Basketball Tilt
In a crowded armory matchup, High Point defeats Spencer 27 to 14. Ingram leads High Point with 17 second half points while Godfrey shines for Spencer. guards Cecil and Smith leave the floor on fouls. Previously Greensboro girls beat High Point 19 to 6 with Kirkman and Stinnette notable.
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Armory
Quint
Spencer High School
High Point
Ingram
Spencer
Payne
Godfrey
Cecil
Smith
Andrews
Orr
Perkinson
Greensboro
High Point High Schools
Miss Kirkman
Miss Stinnette
Conservation and Conciliation Report urged by publishers
The American Newspaper Publishers Association directs its conservation and conciliation committee to prepare a weekly reporting form. Members will report efforts and results to cover white paper and delivery costs, with a summary printed in association bulletins.
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Committee On Conservation and Conciliation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Kansas City Railroad Strike Paralyzes City Transit
Two thousand railroad trainmen, on strike at 4 p.m. today, will halt all rail traffic into Kansas City except one line. The strike vote was taken today, according to local brotherhood officials.
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Kansas City
City
Hunters bag 57 rabbits in less than 12 hours
P L Culler Robert Rovals and Odel Culler of this city bagged 57 rabbits in under 12 hours while hunting in Randolph county without dogs.
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P. L. Culler
Robert Rovals
Odel Culler
Randolph County
Mrs Morgan Dies After Long Illness at 49
Mrs J A Morgan aged 49 died at her East Green Street home after several weeks of illness. She is survived by her husband and ten children. The funeral will be held at Piney Grove Church tomorrow morning at 11 oclock.
Miss Virginia Walker Ties Up Petersburg Visit
Miss Virginia Meade Walker of Petersburg visits the city as a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Kirkman while other locals host guests, attend dinners, and travel between Greensboro Winston Salem and Raleigh for weekends and business.
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Virginia Meade Walker
Petersburg
N. G. Kirkman
Mrs
Ben Moore
City
J. R. Reitzel
N. Main Street
Revival Expected in Bolivian Silver Mining
Boliva s silver industry rebounds with high bullion demand after wartime tin tungsten exports. Bolivian consul Alberto Palacioa says exports reach about 30 million pounds yearly valued at $2.2 million, with the ancient Potosi mine operating at full capacity after centuries of production.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bolivia
Alberto Palacioa
South American
Mr. Palacioa
Potosi
Mayor to Pull Loafers into Kansas Coal Mines
Lawrence Kansas November 29 1931 Mayor George L Creeck orders police to arrest able bodied men without visible means of support. Those seized will be held for Governor Allen under the emergency decree.
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Lawrence
Kan
George L. Kreeck
Kansas
Creeck
Allen
Memorial fund to raise Mayflower statue in Billericay
A local fund in Billericay England is being raised to honor three men and one woman from the town who sailed to America aboard the Mayflower in 1620 by erecting a memorial statue in their memory.
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Billericay, Eng
America
Copper output shares for electrical demand
The statement notes that copper production national totals range from sixty to seventy percent of global output, a level generally needed to meet electrical industry demand in normal times.
Digger Finds $1350 Wallet In Ohio River
In Pittsburgh a sand digger hauled up a wallet with thirteen hundred fifty dollars from the Ohio River. With no owner named inside the wallet the finder claimed the money by discovery and promptly quit his job as a result of his windfall.
Four-year-old Hubbard Daughter Dies at Home
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hubbard died this morning at 2 o clock at their city home. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 o clock in the afternoon from the home with interment at Spring Hill church graveyard.
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George Hubbard
Spring Hill Church
New York Cotton Opens Nervous Trading Session
The New York cotton market opened with nervousness and irregularity as near months rose 5 to 15 points while March and later months fell 4 to 13 points. Unfavorable weather prompted near months to cover, December reaching 37.95 and March advancing from 33.70 to 33.98 before retreat.
Belgian Rule Bans Girls Under Twenty One from Hazardous Jobs
In Belgium all girls under twenty one are forbidden to work in hazardous occupations such as jobs using harmful chemicals or poisonous fumes. The policy targets young female workers to reduce exposure to dangerous environments.
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Belgium
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Lington
Woman's Auxiliary
Suedetext Gloves
Moffitt
Furnishing CO
Greensboro Daily News
Priscilla Club
Woman's Guild
Bran Dias
RF. Eagle
L. Pr
Kesler Freeland Perkinson
Thomas
Everhart
L. G
Mrs. J. London
Winston, Salem
Lula Coffey
J. W. Coffey
Ros Butwel
S. L. Haworth
Richhmond
Indiana
C. M. Brown
Mrs. Burton
J. Elwood Cox
Rufuus Weaver
Weaverville
Hess Weaver
Marguerite Simms
Tom Sprinkle
Durham
J. T. Weaver
Roland Park
A. C. Michael
Raleigh
Tess Riddick
Joseph Cox
Greensboro College For Women
Josephine Wood
Marguerite Reid
Kernersville
Margaret Taylor
Tarboro
Nell Reid
Helen Reynolds
Bess Huckabee
Albemarle
Christine Walker
Roxboro
Ruth Welborn
G. T. Wood
Olive Mann
T. B. Bledsoe
Baltimore
H. W. Nicholson
Statesville
Elwood
Remis Vinecannon
William Cox
Hickory
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Miss Clayton Oakes
Lexington
Miss Oakes
Morris Burgess
W. F. Brinkley
BE. C. Pearce
Thomasville
Ness
E. R. King
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
India
China
Coats
Constance Talmadge
Smale
Joe
New York
Jim
N. C. Public Service Co
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