Fourth Annual Jr Service League Play Tomorrow Morning
Tomorrow morning at 9 45 the Paramount Theater hosts the Fourth Annual Junior Service League play for city children. An enterprising Robin Hood and his Merry Men in Sherwood Forest features a large cast, elaborate costumes, and scenery produced by league members. Transportation to and from outlying schools is arranged, with pickups at Brent Cloverdale Allen Jay Oak Hill and Johnson Street schools, to ensure arrival home by noon after a nearly two hour performance.
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Paramount Theater
Sherwood Forest
Far
League Fll
Cara
Brent
Cloverdale
Allen Jay
Oakli
Johnson Street
Charles Kearns
Maid Marion
Junior Service League
Robin Hood
Buffet Supper Honors City Schools Faculty
The Emerywood Country club hosted a buffet supper to honor members of the City Schools faculty with a large turnout of parents and leaders. Dr. T. Wingate Andrews spoke and a Community Chest Drive teaser was featured. entertainment included vocal numbers and dances by pupils. Approximately 200 attendees enjoyed a two course buffet and welcome greetings from the Host committee.
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Emerywood
High Point
Yuncil
Eniny
Fount
H. S.coffield
L. Floyd Wilson
Wilson
D. R. Behroder
Elm Street
City and State Board of Congresa of
Robert Cottam
C. F. Tomlinson
High Paint School Board
W. L. Edwards
T. R. Zimmerman
Tom Kearns
R. A. Sheloff
Katherine Raymond
Ernest Wall
Claude Benton
C. E. Ferree
R. H. Sechrest
E. M. Shipman
Oak Hill
Margaret Moser
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
N. 8. Stirewall
M. 8. Hall
R. L. Waynick
Sidney Brame
John Miller
J. Wilton Barnes
W. B&b. Davis
Vesta Copeland
Paul Wrenn
R. L. Brinson
Perfume Trade Drives U S Spending Near Twenty Four Million
The article notes that America spends roughly 24 million dollars annually on perfumes toilet waters and bath salts highlighting consumer fragrance market size and spending patterns.
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America
Canterbury club meeting with Mrs Sale on Otteray drive
Social calendar notes a Canterbury club gathering Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs W D Sale Jr at her Otteray drive home. Saturday at 9 45 a m the Junior Service League stages the child friendly play Robin Hood at the Paramount theater in annual junior presentation adaptation of the familiar outlaw tales.
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Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
Local residents and visitors listed in brief notices
Mrs. W G Shipman of Washington D C arrives tonight to visit daughter Miss Hazel Shipman at 430 South Main. Mrs G L Reynolds moved to Burrus Memorial Hospital for treatment after illness. Mrs Paul Eagle returning home to Misenheimer NC after visiting 809 Fourth Street. Mrs Chas E Hayes returns home to 808 Morris Street after ten days illness, resting well. Mrs Blair H Northern of Richmond VA visiting sister Mrs Chas E B Hayes at 808 Morris. Mrs Joe Hearne Jr of 232 Montheu Avenue recovering post operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. she is formerly Mildred Burgess of South Boston. Misses Marguerite and Frances Mann to Chapel Hill for Carolina Tennessee game tomorrow. Mrs Carl Blomberg of 906 Charlotte Street recuperating at Burrus Memorial after recent operation.
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W. G. Shipman
Washington, D. C
High Point
Hazel Shipman
South Main Street
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Paul Eagle
Ralph Vance
Irene Reynolds
Misenheimer
N. C
Chas. E. Hayes
Guilford General Hospital
Morris Street
Blair H. Northern
Richmond
Chas. EB. Hayes
Joe Hearne, Jr
Montheu Avenue
Burris Memorial Hospital
Hearne
Mildred Burgess
Boston
A. R. Hussey
Carl Blomberg
Charlotte Street
Church Social A M Idol Philathea Meeting Tonight
The A M Idol Philathea class of First M P church meets tonight at 8 at Mrs Rose Davis 605 Denny St with Mesdames Mabry and LeLeod as hostesses. Miss Gladis Kivett reports on the Baraca Philathea conference in Montreal. officers to be elected and a social hour to follow.
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A. M. Idol Philathea
M. P
Rose Davis
Denny Street
Frank Mabry
Vernon LeLeod
Gladis Kivett
N. C. Philathea Union
Baraca-Philath
Navy unveils new paint to ward off sea pests
The U S navy department announces an improved bottom paint that resists barnacles and other marine pests, aiming to keep ships cleaner and more efficient at sea.
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U. S. Navy Department
D A R Elects Mrs Hayden District Head in 1937 Meeting
Mrs J F Hayden of Greensboro was reelected district chairman of the Fifth District Daughters of the American Revolution at the Greensboro Country Club meeting. High Point will host the 1937 gathering. District attendance set records with all ten chapters represented and many state officers present.
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J. F. Hayden
Daughters of the American Revolution
Greensboro Country Club
High Point
Hayden
D. E. Harllee
Rachel Caldwell
Guilford Battle
Frank Holliday
Boy Scout Troop
Emery C. Green
Walter Turrentine
Raymond R
Greensboro
Women club leaders return from NC federation meeting
Mrs. G I Humphreys and Mrs. Geddie Strickland returned from Montreal where they attended the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs annual council meeting hosted by Black Mountain. The event opened Wednesday and closed Thursday with a luncheon at Assembly Inn and included a musicale at Corsby Adams house and a tea at Black Mountain College. Mrs. Humphreys served as state chairman of American Citizenship and Mrs. Strickland as motion pictures chair. Mrs Gaston Johnson was to attend but was detained.
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G. I. Humphreys
Geddie Strickland
Montreal
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Black Mountain Club
Assembly Inn
Council
Corsby Adams
Black Mountain College
H. M. Pote
Humphreys
American Citizenship Department
Strickland
Gaston Johnson
Law
Young Artists Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Young Artists club met at 207 Howell Street on Thursday. Members learned biographies of Haydn Mozart and Beethoven and few lines were assigned to music students. Little Donree Greenwood, six, played a memory piano solo Surprise by Haydn highlighting early talent.
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Young Artists Club
Chatt
Howell Street
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
Miss Gates
Donree Greenwood
Mary Reid Kearns to Wed John Woodcock
Mr and Mrs James Carson Kearns of Denton North Carolina announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Reid to Mr John Woodcock of New Smyrna Florida The wedding will take place this month.
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James Carson Kearns
Denton
N. C
Mary Reid
John Woodcock
New Smyrna, A
Gridiron Ball Tonight Features Leftwich Orchestra
The Kit Kat Klub of Thomasville plans the annual Gridiron Ball at the American Legion hut in Kinneywood. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra will perform with torch singer Kay Reaver, promising the most outstanding dance event of the series drawing crowds from throughout the Piedmont.
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Thomasville
Kit Kat Klub
American Legion
Kinneywood
Jelly Leftwich
Kay Reaver
Leftwich
Piedmont
Mrs L L Farlowe Hosts Household Arts Club
Mrs L L Farlowe entertained Household Arts Club members at her home Joneses with fall flowers and needlework as entertainment. A salad course was served by the hostess to Mesdames Sam Dutton John T Ellis Claude Ellington Minnie Hinkle Fred L Ingram J R Montgomery W D Sale Sr T G Shelton and W H Womble.
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Household Arts Club
L. Larlowe Wostess
Joness
Misdames
Sam Dutton
John T. Ellis
Claude Ellington
Minnie Hinkle
Fred L. Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
W. D. Sale, Sr
T. G. Shelton
W. H. Womble
Laymen’s Conference Opens in Winston-Salem Tonight
The laymen's conference of the National Protestant Episcopal church begins in Winston-Salem tonight. Rev. G Warfield Hobbs editor of the Spirit of Missions urged a return to faith as the clergy meeting opened. Conferences run through Saturday.
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Winston-Salem
National Protestant Episcopal Church
G. Warfield Hobbs
Spirit of Missions
Britain Surpasses 365000 Motor Trucks Nationwide
Great Britain now counts more than 365000 motor trucks with about 260000 stationed in districts surrounding London. The figures highlight the growth of commercial transport and regional distribution networks.
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Great Britain
London
Stedman Austin Vows Solemnized September 19
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Millie Sabinson Austin of High Point to Frederick Rudolph Stedman of Cleveland Ohio. The ceremony occurred September 19 at Cedar Grove Inn Ocracoke North Carolina with Rev H Howard Shaw officiating. The couple reside at 709 Morris Street High Point and the bride owns W F Austin Furniture Co.
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Millie Sabinson Austin
Frederick Rudolph Stedman
Cleveland
Ohio
Ocracoke
N. C
Cedar Grove Inn
H. Howard Shaw
Austin
High Point
W. F. Austin Furniture Company
Stedman
General Motors Corporation
302Nd Sapper Engineering Corps
Peace Council No 9 Meeting Tonight
Peace Council No 9 of the Daughters of America will meet this evening at 7 30. All members of the degree team are requested to be present as introductory work will be undertaken.
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Peace Council No. 9
Daughters of America
Police Continue Search For Pair On Murder Count
Charlotte police seek two Negro suspects in the slaying of taxi driver Thomas C. Fowler whose body was found in his car eight miles from the city. A Negro man named Smith told officers Fowler was robbed and killed by two others, whom he had accompanied on the trip before fleeing the scene.
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Charlotte
Thomas C. Fowler
William Smth
Fowler
Smith
Middletown church funded by Kidd pirate legacy
A church in Middletown New Jersey gains financial support from funds said to be left by Captain Kidd the pirate, linking local worship to a famed historic figure.
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Middletown
N. J
Captain Kidd
Presbyterial Group Meeting Draws Local Women in Asheboro
A large group of women attended the Orange Presbyerial District Conference at the Asheboro Presbyterian Church held Wednesday despite bad weather. Mrs. B. Souther of Buffalo Greensboro presided, with Mrs. B. C. Hines Jr. of Sanford as Orange Presbyerial president and Dr. Allen Craig among speakers. Local attendees from First Presbyterian included Mesdames Dalton Williamson Lafferty Dalton Glover Cox Brooks and West.
Deaf Service Planned in High Point by Roma Fortune
Roma Fortune, missionary for the deaf in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, will conduct a service for the deaf in High Point at St. Mary's Parish House Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The event was announced today.
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Roma Fortune
For the
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
High Point
Mortins
St. Mary's
England's earliest public clocks traced to medieval sites
The first clocks in England were installed in 1288 at a former clock tower in Westminster followed by Canterbury Cathedral in 1292 and a third at Dover Castle.
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England
Westminster
Canterbury Cathedral
Dover Castle
Ladies Auxiliary of Guilford County Medical Society Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary held its regular dinner at the King Cotton hotel with Mrs. Phillip Davis of High Point presiding. Mrs. J. W. Tankersley of Greensboro led the program and presented Charles A. Farrell, Greensboro photographer, who spoke on Mexico with illustrated films. High Point members attended along with elected officers and guests.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Phillip Davis
High Point
J. W. Tankersley
Greensboro
Mrs. Davis
Mesdames I. T. Mann
W. T. Tice
Marvin Slate
Frederick R. Taylor
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Ned McEachern
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Phil Warner
Margaret Hauser
Virginia Frank
James Lyon
W. D. Simmons, Jr
R. T. Amos
Transportation Committee
W. B. Thomas
Moffitt's
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Marguerite
Frances Mann
Chapel Hill
South Main M. BE. Church
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
William
W. H. Belk
Cora Cox Lucas
J. 8. Welborn
A. & Caldwell
Mesdames Humphreys
Mary Kearns
J. M. Woodcock
Leftwich’s
Stedman-Austin
Peace Council, No. 9
Asheboro
Ring Drug CO
North Main
Wilson's
D. A. Burress
Greensboro, N. C
Dial
N. Elm St
Horace Gilderton
Flapper
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