High Pointer Is Convicted Twice At Thomasville
Raeford L. Crawford of High Point was convicted of hit and run driving and reckless driving in Thomasville municipal court. He received a $25 fine plus court costs and a 12 month suspension of his state license. A second charge carried court costs. The cases arose from an August 19 wreck with Mrs. H. L. Baldwin of Liberty. Other defendants faced assorted offenses and sentences including trespass, speeding, assault with a deadly weapon, non-support of an illegitimate child, and suspended penalties conditioned on costs and good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Raeford L. Crawford
High Point
C. W. Gilliam
Cranford
Crawford
H. L. Baldwin
Liberty
Betty William
F. B. Sheaf
Copeland McCracken
Allie Love
Guy L. Smith
Paul Reid
New Officers Of High Point Chapter Take Up Duties
At a High Point North Carolina United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Mrs L R Jerry s home new officers for the term were installed led by president Mrs H P Morrison The program on Indigo featured Eliza Lucas and the group discussed Christmas gifts and a Confederate shelf project for the public library The Girls Pentagon club meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Bob Cook s home 526 North Hamilton Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. R. Jerry
North Main Street
J. D. Brame
H. P. Morrison
Tulsa
Okla
North Carolina
John Huske Anderson
Quentin Gregory
Fayetteville
Albion Millis
J. M. Millikan
A. T. Wishart
South
Eliza Lucas
Wishart
Morrison
A. E. Tate
J. S. Welborn
H. F. Hunsuck
Pentagon Club
Bob Cook
North
Hamilton Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The week lists AAU W chapter at Central Friends church with Charles F Carroll Jr speaking on schools legislation. Community Arts club luncheon at Mrs T J Underwood's on Denny street. Utopian Study club hosts at Rockford road. Marys Other Husband play closes Collins Festival at Junior High. Girl Scout Council meets at North Main. Entre Nous at Rockford road. Social Arts at Clyde Baxter home. Tea and Topics at North Main with Vera Idol on Poetry. Altrusa banquet at Yadkin hotel in Salisbury. Philomathian club meets Hillcrest drive. Piedmont German club fall dance at Emery wood Country club with Billy Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
Valette J. Harris
Hew
Rockford Road
Mary
Altrusa Club
Girl Scout Council
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Social Arts
Clyde Baxter
Centennial Avenue
W. W. Idol
Vera Idol
Salisbury
Salisbury Club
Yadkin Hotel
Canterbury Club Will Meet Friday
The Canterbury club will hold a regnar meeting Friday afternoon at 3 30 at Mrs EB T Harrison's home on Ferndale drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Regnar
EB. T. Harrison
Ferndale Drive
Phonograph Groove Length and Needle Speed Report
A 10 inch record groove measures 550 feet per side and the needle travels at an average 37 inches per second. The data imply a specific rotation or recording geometry influencing playback duration and groove density.
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Flag Presentation and Orchestra
Girl Scout Troop 10 hosted a turkey supper for the Leaders Association at the First Presbyterian church. Plans include a flag presentation to the Girl Scouts by the local D A R chapter on December 13 at Mrs J E Kirkman's home and the formation of a patrol leaders led orchestra with Emily Herring as president under adult supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Kirkman
Emily Herring
Scout Herring
Troop 10
Myrtle Cates
Maggie Lou Blackmond
Doris Koonce
Dopey
Melvin Hayes
Fred R. Stedman
Ocracoke
Archie Peace
Jane Davis
J. E. Slate
Barbara Brooks
Helen Marie Sheloft
Dana Nicholas
Margaret Watson
Leaders’ Association
Missions and meetings at First Baptist church
The Woman's Missionary Society heard Mrs. P. W. Hamlett recount China missions and refugee camps experiences. A mission study begins this evening through Thursday using Up From Zero, with elected officers and circle chairmen. Home Extension and Stephens Bible Study classes set meetings for next week with topics on salvation and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
China
P. W. Hamlett
Grover Jones
Mesdames
W. F. Clayton
Fred Flagler
A. T. Wishart
E. E. Yountz
Thelma Patrick
Franklin Johnson
Fred Whitescarver
P. Y. Adams
C. S. Grayson
Fred Thomas
Marvin L. Slate
L. A. Dickens
Sue Stanfield
Sunbeam
R. L. Dean
H. A. Bolling
L. E. Tinsley
Walter Hester
J. F. Powers
J. Shields
First Baptist Sunday School
A. W. Connell
Thurston Street
Spell family mourns death of J. E. Spell
Mr and Mrs N E Spell of 1109 Cedron avenue were called to Smoaks South Carolina yesterday by the death of Mr Spell s father J E Spell The Spells recently moved here from South Carolina Friends of Mrs Marshall Falls regret she is confined at home with a severe influenza attack her condition is reported much improved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Spell
Cedron Avenue
Smoaks
S. C
Marshall Falls
Black Kelly Vows Solemnized Near Thomasville
Miss Lucille Kelly and Thomas Black wed Sunday at 1 30 PM in Fairgrove N C with Rev Jenkins officiating. The ceremony drew a small gathering of relatives and friends and was followed by a reception before the couple left for their honeymoon. Black works for Thomasville Chair Co and Kelly is the daughter of A B Kelly of Jonesboro NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lucille Kelly
Thomas Black
Fairgrove
N. C
Mr. Jenkins
Fairgrove Church
Mr. Black
Thomasville Chair Co
Kelly
A. B. Kelly
Jonesboro
Last Of Collins Festival Series Tonight At Junior High
The Collins Entertainment Festival ends with a three act comedy Marys Other Husband to be staged at the junior high school this evening at 8 16 sponsored by the local Altrusa club for its scholarship fund. The plot follows Mary Marshall who elopes and tries to appear affluent for Uncle Elmer while borrowing from neighbors to decorate a dinner and hide a false story. Wells Players present the final acts as Harvey and Uncle Elmer meet, with the play by Larry E Johnson once popular in Broadway days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Altrusa Club
Mary Marshall
Elmer
Harvey
Wells
Larry E. Johnson
David Belasco
New York
Dr Pennington Speaks to Thomasville Lions Club
The newly organized Thomasville Lions Club held its weekly meeting at the Women's Club with nearly all members present. Dr J C Pennington spoke on dentistry, Douglas C Crutchfield shared courtroom experiences, Dr R L MacDonald discussed medical advances including sulfanilamide, and Rev Sam Wiley spoke about his trip to Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lions Club of
Women’s Club
J. C. Pennington
Douglas C. Crutchfield
R. L. MacDonald
Sam Wiley
Scotland
Young People’s County annual meeting in Thomasville
The David son County Young People convenes at Community church in Thomasville with Miss Eunice Weaver presiding in the morning and Miss Ella Stuart Cox in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Eunice Weaver
Ella Stuart Cox
Old Plank Road Royal Arcanum Meeting Sees New Supervisor
Members of the Old Plank Road Council of Royal Arcanum hosted Logan Porter at a 6 30 pm dinner in the Sheraton hotel. Homer Coltrane was named full time extension supervisor, to work locally for several months and aid future council development. six new members were approved for initiation December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Logan Porter
Sheraton Hotel
Ralph Lewis
Royal Acanum
Homer Coltrane
Coltrane
Porter
Supreme Council of the
Royal
Evelyn Carruth Hoag Sues for Divorce
Evelyn Carruth Hoag of High Point started action in Municipal court to dissolve her marriage with Wallace H. Hoag on statutory grounds. They wed last February. An appeal from a Justice of the Peace judgment was filed by defendant W. F. Wheeler. Dr T. M. Stanton was awarded $155 plus interest in a civil action against Wheeler in JP court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Carruth Hoag
High Point
Wallace H. Hoag
Justice of the Peace
D. H. Milton
W. F. Wheeler
T. M. Stanton
Wheeler
J. P
Arcanum Plans Growth For High Point Council
Definite plans were laid for enlarging membership and enriching the fraternal and social life of the council in High Point for the coming year.
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Arcanum
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
Chicago November 29 report shows butter at 826.011 firm with specials 93 score and 29-29 tras 92 284: extra fi 91 and 27% 28, firsts 88 26% seconds 84-87% standards 90 centralized 28. Eggs total 2,762, steady unchanged as market overview.
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Chicago
Tin Can Sizes Reach Six Thousand In Use
An official note states that about six thousand different tin can sizes are currently in service. The report highlights the diversity of packaging in industry and notes ongoing standardization efforts.
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High Pointer
Marian Martin
High Point Chapter
U D.C
Pentagon
Ibs
Phom
Central Friends Church
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Philomathean Club
W. Chase Idol
Hillcrest
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Billy Brooks
Moffitt’s
Turkey
Baptist Woman's Society
Stphens
Stephens Bible Study
A. G. Rush
Carrick Avenue
Nra L. Andrews
DR. Pennington
Thomasville Lions
Poppy
OLD Plank Road Council OF
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Council OF JR
Trophy Council, Jr
South Main St
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