Ray Street PTA to Host Chicken Stew Fundraiser
The Ray Street Parent Teacher Association will serve a chicken stew on Friday evening October 6 starting at 5 30 at the Brinson farm one mile off the Thomasville highway Tickets available through the executive board and school teachers.
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RAY Street Ass'n
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Brinson Farm
Thomasville Highway
Parent-Teacher Association
John Street School
Alberta Davis
4. H. Allred
Iris Welch
Evelyn Seward
T. Wingate Andrews
Social Calendar Highlights Local Garden and Club Meetings
Topssday schedule lists High Point Garden Club at Mrs J D Cox Farries avenue with guest Charlies Fogle from Winston-Salem at 1 00 pm Mid Week Garden Club at Mrs J B Millis Forrest Hill Drive 905 with speaker Mrs Roger McDuffie of Greensboro Utopian Study Club meets 2 30 pm at 108 Brentley Circle Wednesday Contract Club hosts Mrs Paul Casey Woodbrook Court Woman's Club at YWCA first general meeting with Dr BR Hi from High Point College Canterbury Club meets 3 20 pm with Mrs R A McPheeters 1228 North Main Street Lotus Club host Harry Wittemeen 1208 Johnson Street Mothers Study Club at 720 West Broad Street Friday
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High Point
Utopian Study Club
Roland Holton
Brentley Circle
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Woman's Club
Y. Www. C. A
BR. Hi
High Point College
Harry Wittiemeen
Lotus Club
Johnson Street
Mothers’ Study Club
4. A. Hardison
West Broad Street
P T A School of Instruction Opens With Strong Turnout
The Point Parent-Teacher Council opened the School of Instruction at Central Friends church with 109 registrants and several out of town guests. Speakers emphasized community support for education and improving home school cooperation. Attendance by Ray Street led with 21 participants, Elm Street 15, Oak Hill 13, Junior High 13, Brentwood 12, Johnson Street 11, Emma Blair 9, Cloverdale 8, Senior High 7, Ada Blair 4, plus seven visitors from out of town.
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Point
Central Friends Church
Dan R. Schroder
R. L. Brinson
Geo. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
John Gurney Briggs
Elizabeth Strickland
D. 8. Coltrane
Greensboro
Walter Kester
W. B. Aycock
Raleigh
Councell
Homer Andrews
Burlington
Ray Street
Elm Street
Oak Hill
Brentwood
Johnson Street
Emma Blair
Cloverdale
Mrs Edwin Holman Honored At Thomasville Tea
Mrs John C Pennington and Miss Beulah Norment honored Mrs Edwin Holman of Atlanta at a September tea in Thomasville. Guests enjoyed flowers sandwiches tea and confections with about 100 callers. The event also noted visits from relatives and updates on local society groups including the Woman's Auxiliary activities at Main Street M E church and the First Baptist church circles.
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Edwin Holman
Atlanta
Thomasville
John C. Pennington
Beulah Norment
Mildred Pennington
James EB. Lambeth
Lucille Holden
Sallie J. Bond
Nell Parkin
Mamie Harris
J. H. Allred
Johnny
Atlanta, Ga
Randolph Street
Main Street
M. E
EB. J. Poe
Poe
Circle Two
Robert Williams
Denton
Lillian Yow
D W. Maddox
G. T. Cochrane
Anna Webb
Roxboro
E. L. Webb
R. M. Cooksey
J. E. Holden
W. L. Hutchens
Webb
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
Miss Jane Pratt Visits Greensboro Amid Mother's Illness
Miss Jane Pratt spent the weekend in Greensboro with her mother Mrs. Lena Little Pratt who has been quite ill at her home there.
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Jane Pratt
Greensboro
Lena Little Pratt
Drake Is Acquitted of Embezzlement
Raleigh October 3 A Sunday morning superior court session acquitted W B Drake former president of the Raleigh Banking and Trust Company of embezzlement and making false entries jurors were drawn from Johnston County and nearby districts in the unusual proceeding
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Drake
Raleigh
Superior Court
W. BR. Drake
Raleigh Banking and Trust Company
Renaeta
Deliberations End in Not Guilty Verdict on Ten Counts
A jury took two hours and forty minutes to acquit on all ten counts of the indictment. The case references a bank closure in 1930 and subsequent charges related to receiving when the institution was insolvent involving Drake. Morgan Fisher Vining is mentioned.
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Drake
Morgan Fisher Vining
Local social notes list travel plans and a medical update
About People Miss Onnie Comer of 605 Woodbury avenue travels to Southern Pines with Miss Bilannie Tillotson of 1107 East Green street for a visit with Miss Comer’s sister Mrs. Kinney Garner. Miss Dorothy Bowen, a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, spent the weekend with her parents on Woodrow avenue. Sumter Bowen, at Wake Forest College, also visited home for the weekend. Mrs. J. M. Harris of 204 Prospect street underwent a painful operation at Dr Lackey’s offices this morning and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Parker-Boylerriage
Chapel Hill
Willie Koehler Parker
Carrboro
Clyde Erwin Boyle
High Point
Hillsville
J. C. Carpenter
Boyle
W. H. Parker
Woman's College of the University
Theate J. C. Boyle
Aberdeen
Maude Frye
Alpha Phi Omega
4. A. and
P.atore
Onnie Comer
Woodbury Avenue
Bilannie Tillotson
East Green Street
Southern Pines
Miss Comer
Kinney Garner
Dorothy Bowen
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
W. H. Bowen
Woodrow Avenue
Sumter Bowen
Wake Forest College
J. M. Harris
Prospect Street
Dr. Lackey
Carolina Professor Dies In N Y From Wreck Injuries
Morgan Fisher Vining 35 of the University of North Carolina faculty was killed in a car crash near Lake Mahopac New York. His wife Elizabeth Vining and two Columbia University friends were injured. Pattons and librarians were treated at Presbyterian Hospital New York.
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Lake Mahopac
N. Y
Morgan Fisher Vining
University of North Carolina
Mahopac
Vining
Columbia University
Elizabeth Vining
Columbia
Leastie J. Patton
Rachel Patton
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Collision Injures Driver in Mahopac Area
In Mahopac a two vehicle crash injured Herbert Haight, driver of the automobile involved. He sustained slight injuries as ambulances from the Mahopac fire department tended the scene.
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City
Machopac Fire Department
Herbert Haight
Mahopac
Try Att-Bran Cereal for Daily Vitality and Regularity
A Kellogg cereal claims to boost daily vitality and help constipation through its high bulk. It notes Att-Bran provides more iron than beef liver by weight and resembles leafy vegetables in fiber, usable as a breakfast cereal or cooking ingredient.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Lucille Hill
Oolis Bennette
Bennette
J. E
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R. A. McPheeters
North Main Street
Stephens Bible
W. H. Townsend
Steel Street
Thomas H. Willey
Johnson Street P. T.A
Utopian Club
E. Whitley
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Entrenous Club
Entre Nous Club
Moffitt’s
North Main
P. T.A. School of Instruction
Mr. Andrews
D. L. Maynard
Ann
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Richmond, Va
Ray Sheppard
R. Eugene Green
Atlantic City
N. J
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North Carolina Society
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Sheraton Hotel
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Charlotte
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J. ©. Taylor
Morehead City
W. C. Tucker
W. L. Wilson
Acme
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Winston-Salem
W. S. Cunningham
Mra
Z. V. Conyers
Ralph van Landingham
T. J. McNeely
Lincolnton
Herbert Noland
Phyllis Dare
Tipton Street
Daughters OF Wesley
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Ragan Street
Ruth Burgess
Grace Lee
Virginia Crawford
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Chan
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