D A C Meeting And Various Club Gatherings In City
The D A C Virginia care chapter plans a semi annual meeting October 8 at Chapel Hill with state regent presiding. Numerous local clubs announce meetings including Florence Nightengale YWCA program and Friendly Garden Club election of officers. The Lowdermilk reunion, Oak View PTA, and church youth division events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Care
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Chapel Hill
Carolina Inn
J. S. Welborn
Church Socials and Meetings Around town
The Green Street Baptist Philathea class hosts a 7 PM potluck supper in the church basement. Welch Memorial Circle 1 meets Tuesday at 1114 Park Street with full attendance urged. The Wesley Memorial Mothers Club postpones to October 9 at 7 30 PM with Mrs C S Jowera on Ray Street. Daughters of Wesley meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Horace Rothrock's Woodrow Avenue home.
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Green
Green Street Baptist Church
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial M. P
Mothers’ Club
Wesley Memorial M. EB. Church
Daughters OF Wesley
Calvary M. E. Church
Horace Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Social Calendar Highlights Afternoon Meetings and Talks
The High Point Garden club meets at the Senior High School where Henry Grady Owens will speak on Bird Sanctuaries. Phi Kappa club hosts its first meeting of the year at 301 Steele Street with Mrs J Allen Austin. Woman's club executive board gathers at Lindsay Street home for important business. W O T club opens its fall season with Mrs A Caldwell on Parkway. Business and Professional Girls club travels from the YWCA Hut to Millis Farm for an outdoor supper. all charter members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Henry Grady Owens
Phi Kappa Club
J. Allen Austin
Steele Street
Woman's Club
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Mid Week Garden and Arts Club Meetings Featured
The Mid-Week Garden club meets at Rockford road with Mrs. Valette J Harriss and program led by Mrs. E T Harrison. The Friendly Garden J W Bolton gathers on Melbourne Heights. Community Arts club hosts Mrs H D Gibson at 708 Denny street. The Wednesday Contract club and Woman's club also convene with new president Mrs G I Humphreys as silver anniversary plans are advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valette J. Harriss
Rockford Road
E. T. Harrison
Friendly Garden Club
J. W. Bolton
Melbourne Heights
Community Arts Club
H. D. Gibson
Denny Street
Burwell Nolan
Parkway
Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreys
School of Instruction Registration Opens at Elm Street School
Friday schedule lists 8:45 a.m. registration for the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers program with opening at 9:00 a.m. Dr Harold D Meyer of Chapel Hill and Mrs Bess Rosa of Greensboro are principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
R. T. Cottam
Elm Street
Harold D. Meyer
Chapel Hill
Bess Rosa
Greensboro
Priseilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Lotus Club Plans Fall Meeting at Brower Home
Lotus club members schedule first fall gathering Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Brower at 219 Edge dale drive. Founders Day banquet Friday October 5 at 6 45 p m at South Dining hall Woman's College Greensboro invites alumnae husbands and friends. Dr Jackson to speak. call Mrs Ernest Wall by October 3 for reservations and transportation. Mississippi Travelers Presentation a Success staged last Friday at West End theater by the troupe at 7 30 p m.
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Woman's College
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
South Dining Hall
Jackson
Ernest Wall
Mississippi Travelers
West End
Old Folks Like This Laxative
A fragment describes a chewing gum laxative branded as Delics cenemint and Peen-amint. It claims gentle, uniform distribution of the laxative through chewing for elderly digestion and warns against certain ingredients as dangerous.
Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth Hosts Sans Souci Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth entertained Sans Souci Bridge Club and guests at her Colonial drive home in Thomasville. Three tables played for prizes won by Mrs. Walter Newby and Mrs. Jesse Green, with refreshments served. The event included a Parents-Teacher Association visit and a School rooms inspection, followed by college orchestra news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Harry Lee Lambeth
Colonial Drive
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Walter Newby
Jesse Green
Ralph Wilson
Fred Gray
Frank Marr
Carson Cox
R. H. Holliday
W. E B. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
J. W. Hawthorne
Lucille Holden
G. E. Crowell
Mrs Rosa Cautile and Miss Ruth Millner Visit Salisbury Friends
Mrs Rosa Cautile of Salisbury and Miss Ruth P Millner of Richmond Va have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs W Percy Tudor on West Main Street. Mrs Cauble is the mother of Mrs Tudor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Cautile
Salisbury
Ruth P. Millner
Richmond Va
W. Percy Tudor
West Main Street
Cauble
Tudor
Father’s Night at Colonial Drive School Highlights Magic
A Father’s Night program at Colonial Drive school featured A. Coke Cecil, High Point druggist known for sleight of hand, delivering a magic exhibition to a large audience. A spelling match followed with David Long Jr winning a radiator cap, Rev John Cline a shirt, and Gary Long a tie. D W Maddox, city schools superintendent, gave the welcome address. Miss Elsie Doxey, Colonial principal, introduced Mrs David Long Jr president of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Drive
A. Coke Cecil
High Point
Mr. Cecil
David Long
John Cline
Gary Long
D. W. Maddox
Elsie Doxey
Colonial School
David Long, Jr
Ladies of Circles 1 and 3 stage successful church play
The Women’s Auxiliary of Main Street M Church with male help presented a comedy play written and directed by Mrs. J A Weisner with Charlie White contributing. The production drew a large crowd and laughter from the audience while proceeds will help pay the parsonage debt. Plans for a revival are not yet set. Community Arts Club meets Mrs H D Gibson 708 Denny St Wednesday at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
EB. Church
J. A. Weisner
Charlies White
Greensboro residents linked by weekend visit and illness
About People draerman ran ord of Greensboro spent the weekend here with Mrs Kidd on White oak street. Friends of W M Cauble regret to learn that he is confined to his home 602 Fifth street where he is suffering with a sprained back.
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Draerman
Ord
Greensboro
Mrs. Kidd
Whiteoak Street
W. M. Cauble
Fifth Street
Bailey Attends Capital Meeting
William F. Bailey juvenile and parks commissioner travels to Washington to join the five day National Recreation Congress. Prominent speakers include Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Harold Ickes Governor John G. Winant and Dr. John H. Finley. Aubrey Williamswill address recreation and relief measures for unemployment.
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William F. Bailey
Washington
National Recreation Association
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Interior
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
John H. Finley
New York Times
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
William Phillips
Apple Core Nearly Kills Two-Year-Old Boy Saved By Cough
A two year old, son of Clyde Walton of 810 Wark Street, nearly choked to death when an apple core lodged in his throat. He was rushed to a local hospital then Baptist hospital in Winston Salem where a cough just before entering the operating room expelled the core and restored his breathing.
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Bobby Walton
Clyde Walton
Wark Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston Salem
Mrs Nichols and Dorothy Ann Return From Weekend visit
Mrs M B Nichols and her daughter Dorothy Ann with Miss Dorothy Fleming of Salisbury spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Percy Tudor and have returned home.
Mrs Forest Grimes Plans Roaring River Visit
Mrs Forest Grimes and her daughter Ann travel to Roaring River to stay two weeks with Mrs T J McNeill and her husband and parents. They are joined by Mrs McNeill who has been visiting her daughter.
Wilcox party returns to Sanford after weekend visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilcox and Misses May Tyson and Isabel Palmer returned yesterday afternoon to Sanford after spending the week end here with Mrs. F. D. Jones on West Main Street.
Algoma Couple Reunited After Visitation Stay
H. L. Le Greve of Algoma Wisconsin visited Mrs. R. L. Gloff on Sunday where his wife Mrs. Le Greve has stayed as a guest for two weeks. Mrs. Le Greve joined him in returning home last night.
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H. L. le Greve
Algoma
Wis
R. L. Gloff
Mrs. le Greve
Stewart Gloff Family Visits Knoxville Kin in Guilford
Mr and Mrs Stewart Gloff of Knoxville Tenn spent Sunday with the former s mother Mrs R L Gloff on West Guilford Street in this city.
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Stewart Gloff
Knoxville, Tenn
R. L. Gloff
West Guilford Street
Local playground recreation project to begin after Washington trip
The article notes national issues include idle time among unemployed older men and women and municipal recreation funding under tax cuts. Mr Bailey said the High Point project, to be run mainly through FERA with aid from High Point College students, will start immediately upon his return from the Washington conference.
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Congress
Bailey
FERA
High Point College
Washington
Legion Post No7 to Meet in New Hall in Wheeler Building
Andrew Jackson post No.7, American Legion, will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in its new hall in the Wheeler building opposite the city hall on East Commerce street. Drum and bugle corps meets Thursday at 7 30. Plans include a minstrel directed by H C Twining and participation in Lexington parade for new department officers installation.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Wheeler Building
City Hall
East Commerce Street
Drum
The
Post
H. C. Twining
Lexington
Professional Men Hastening To Pay Their Special Tax
Warrants would be served against all professional men delinquent in paying their special privilege license taxes under Schedule B. The city saw a rush at the office of Deputy Tax Collector Lynn Melver Jr as 35 delinquents were tracked. by morning only 14 remained unpaid and some paid before noon. Warrants continue to be served on those who have not timely paid.
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Lynn Melver, Jr
Services at the Churches Christian Science Lesson
Sunday services of Christ Scientist churches centered on Reality as the Lesson-Sermon. Golden Text from Philippians 4 8 urged thoughts on truth honesty justice purity and virtue. Matthew 5 48 calls readers to be perfect as the heavenly Father. Science and Health passages emphasize harmony immortal views and turning thought toward God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches
Christ
Phillippians
Mary Baker Eddy
Heaven
Elijah Message Prepares for Christ Second Coming
Pastor John E. Allin speaks at the Carolina theater linking Elijah's role to the Advent and the Revelation 14 warnings. He cites John the Baptist as the first Elijah, outlines judgments beginning 1844, Babylon's fall, and the test of worship before Jesus' return, warning most will reject while a remnant stays ready.
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Elijah
John the Baptist
Jesus
John E. All
Carolina Theater
Elijah the
Earth
Amos
Adam
Noah
Sodom
Gammorah
Lot
Israel
Heaven
Babylon
Light in the Clouds Christian Message at Gospel Tabernacle
Reverend H P Williams urges Christians to face trials with faith citing 2 Corinthians 4 17 and Hebrews 12 12. He says clouds appear in life but believers gain Christ through trouble and must fight, endure, and climb over obstacles without guaranteed ease or escape.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Christ
David
Jesus
Revised Constitution Promotes Welfare and Industry
John J. Parker outlines a modernized state charter stressing a Public Welfare Board to study and improve childhood welfare, unemployment, health, housing, crime, and prisoner care. He also supports Agriculture, Industry, Natural Resources, and labor harmony, advocating protective legislation and fuel for home ownership and finance oversight. He closes with religious reflections on faith guiding through life’s storms.
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State Board of Public Welfare
General Assembly
John J. Parker
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claims Quick Malaria Relief
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria with tasteless quinine and a blood-building tron to prevent reinfection. It promises rapid relief from chills and fever, claims safety and superior value with a bonus offer.
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Grove
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