North Carolina D A R Holds Tarboro Convention Honors Re elected State Regent
The North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution held their 20th annual state convention in Tarboro on November 17 and 18. Mrs. W. C. Spencer of Winston-Salem was re elected state regent with a full slate of officers. Delegates enjoyed elaborate social functions, receptions, and a bridge event hosted by Tarboro society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Spencer
Wiiston-Salem
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
Tarboro
Miles-Harvey
Presbyterian Church of Tarboro
Spencer
W. O Spencer
Winston-Salem
C. W. Tillett
Charlotte
Mary Powell
J. M. Millian
Greensboro
J. A. Ragen
Gastonia
FE. W. White
Graham
Jack Lang
Varmville
Hh.p Foxhall
Sarah Fletcher Bryan
Mary T. Johnson
Elizabet Powell
Lenore Mercer
Vention
the. D.C
BD. A. R
the Star
W. B. Bryan
H. B. Hiatt
Alexander Martin
G. W. Sadder
H. Albion Millis
High Point
Community club schedules in Kreleb calendar week
The Kreleb calendar lists meetings and rehearsals for St Marys church groups including Women’s Guild led by Mrs. Ru fus King and Katte Koo rehearsals at the high school auditorium. Tuesday through Saturday show bridge clubs social meetings and various city government citizenship talks and East Green street events.
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Kreleb
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary
Rufus King
South Main Street
Nuld Lang Syne
Bernice Seibel
Houston Boyd Hiatt
Roland Park
W. O
Katela Koo
Theey
W. OC
AL Hut
East Green Street
Entre Nous
Mires
J. W. Fiarvis
Broad Street
the Order of the Eastern Star
Chas. Geuth
Duplicate Bridge
Woman's Missionary Society
Mirs
J. 2
Young
White Oak Street
Over the Teacups club hostess in Oakwood Court
Mrs. T. J. Gold hosts the Over the Teacups club meeting at Oakwood court after Thanksgiving. Bridge at four tables, top prize a handkerchief case for Mrs. Alvis Barnes, brief business session led by president Mrs. C. M. Hauser.
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T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Bridge
Alvis Barnes
C. M. Hauser
Doctors Promote Calotab Tablets for Colds and Flu
Doctors say no cold or flu medicine works fully until the liver is active. A nausealess Calotab tablet taken once on the tongue with water purges the system, then the next day the cold may vanish and appetite returns. Calotabs are sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee if not delightful.
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Hare
Mrs Frank W Leake to Visit High Point Circles
Mrs Frank W Leake of Rockingham is due in High Point early this week to stay ten days or more with Mrs H A Millis on North Main Street. She will also visit Mrs A S Caldwell on the Parkway and Mrs J J Farriss in Roland Park and is to receive several social courtesies.
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Frank W. Leake
Rockingham
High Point
H. A. Millis
North Mainstrete
Leake
A.S. Caldwell
Parkway
J. J. Farriss
Roland Park
Ole Anderson Rises Against Heavyweights Again
Ole Anderson, the Pacific Coast boxer known for grit rather than East Coast hits, tips the scale toward another挑 heavyweights, signaling a renewed bid after a run of tough bouts in Tacoma.
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Ole
Tacoma
Ole Anderson
Pacific Coast
East
Dempsey and Carpentier Contract Has 27 Clauses
New York reports a contract signed by Dempsey and Carpentier includes 27 clauses and does not specify the time or place for their title fight.
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New York
Dempsey
Carpentier
British Railways Employ 10 00060 Women Clerks
A notice reports that British railways employ ten thousand sixty women as clerks, reflecting workforce composition and gendered roles in the transportation sector.
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British Railways
Personal News From High Point and Nearby Towns
Mrs W B Sprinkle has returned to High Point from East Bend after visiting relatives. Mrs J B Richardson is back in High Point from Bennettsville S C, accompanied by her sister Mrs C B Lindsay. Mrs Tess Riddick of Burlington visited her sister Mrs Doe Cox and returned home. Miss Hazel Briggs spent Thanksgiving in High Point from Wadesboro where she teaches, joined by Miss Nell Etheridge of Elizabeth City for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Briggs
Nell Etheridge
Elizabeth City
Delta-Tae Een
Chas. Tomlinson
B K. Willis
Briggs
Bondon
Ed. Millis
Avery Kirkman
Edith Bradshaw
Kenneth Denny
Archie Sherrod
O'Neal Craig
Randall Mann
G. A. Pollock
R. B. Terry
E. K. Willis
Edith Moore
Mabel Tate
Geneves Moore
Lucille Holton
Bob Amos
Gurney Briggs
H. S. Coffield
Helen Brockett
W. B. Sprinkle
High Point
East Bend
J. B. Richardson
Bennettsville
S. C
C. B. Lindsay
Tess Riddick
Burlington
Doe Cox
Mie
Wadesboro
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Daughters OF American Revolution
IN Convention
Iioners
Priday
Philomathean Club
Arthur Lyon
Soroes
Gamma Zeta Club
Prince
St. Mary’ Church
G. W. sSadner
North Main Street
onteWions
OMS 0! Enterprise Association
Ted
Valley Parsonage
Deb
Ted Moore
Valley Inn
Ann
Deborah
Serere
Chrys
Thad
Department Store
Highpoint N
Hart Drug,Co
Loflin’s
Moffitt Furnishing
Veryone
Dr.King
Dr. King
New December
Brunswick Records
High Point, N.C
John B. Rogers
Katcha Koo
B. & P. W Club
Mann’s Drug Store
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