Local society notes from High Point area
Mrs. G. R. Boggs remains ill at High Point hospital after a serious operation. Bonnie Davis recovers post appendectomy at High Point hospital. Sunshine Girls class meets at 7:30 tonight at 211 West Willis. Miss Neese, a Greensboro voice pupil, leaves for Raleigh for the Atwater Kent Radio Audition heard on WPTF. Woman's club meets Wednesday at 3:30 at the YWCA with program by American citizenship committee and nonpartisan candidate discussion by Rev. R. S. Farmer. Faithful Workers class meets at 512 Cable with devotional from Psalm 100. Friends of Clyde Connor and son Clyde Jr. ill. J. E. Clodfelter announces marriage of daughter Hester to M. P. Wiggs in Danville. High Point Country Club hosts an afternoon card party Thursday at 3 with bridge and contract. call 8374 for tables. Miss Marie Wilhelm hosts a bridal shower for sister Miss Margaret Wilhelm with games and gifts. attendees listed. O. W. Brewer family and friends visit Raleigh. several Greensboro residents also travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neese
Raleigh
Margaret Opal Neese
Edward
Camille Tentera Molitone
Greensboro
High Point
Atwater- Kent
WPTF
Miss Neese
Melitone
Audrey Burton
Woman's Club
Socaal
M. A. Lackey
L. R. Terry
Grover Jones
W. F. Pleming
W. R. Shaffer
High Point Country Club
William Simmons
Edwin Lyon
Forrest Murray
Marie Wilhelm
Margaret Wilhelm
Carr Street
Mildred von Drehle
Kathlene Shelton
Helen von Drehle
Hope Loflin
Miss Wilhelm
Virginia Harker
Mary Thomas
Elizabeth Martin
Julia
Virginia Ryan
Berle
Pauline
Juanita Walker
Mary McGhee
Bessie Hedrick
Helen
Eva Sharpe
Kathleen Shelton
Hope
Calle Loflin
Mary Martin
Ma Hensley
Lester Goins
Night of pursuit and secret marriage in Folly Mountain tale
Dona and Dudley cling to a fragile marriage lie while a mob hunts for Ball. Asper is wounded in a mounting conflict as Dona plans to aid Ball with Malloy watching and wary. A cliffhanger ends with a wounded rider and the tale set to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Ball
Asper Delo
Timber King
Ball
Delo
Dona
Asper
Stanley Black
Dudley Winters
Rivers
Dudley
Dana
Swergin
Folly Mountain
Dad
Dena
Seth Doby
Dean
Malloy
Grufffly
Mr Day Honored On His Birthday At Surprise Supper
Mrs Day hosted a surprise birthday supper for Colon P Day at the original home place of C L Gray near Triangle Lake. Guests included numerous Morans, Widows and Spells with many family members and neighbors noted. family plans move to Kingsport Tennessee for residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Day
Colon P. Day
Mrs. Day
C. L. Gray
Triangle Lake
C. C. Moran
Helen Moran
Hugh Moran
Howard Moran
Hassel Moran
Clifton Moran
R. V. Moran
J. H. Wiles
J. H. Miles
Newton Rice
Helen Arnold
Connie Fowler
Currie Attends Jubilee Dinner With Security Life and Trust
W H Currie returned from Winston-Salem where he was hosted by Security Life and Trust Company officers directors and home office staff at a jubilee dinner honoring September’s record. Tully D Blair noted strong six month gains with August 1932 up 37 12 percent and September 1932 up 58 percent from a year earlier. The event at the Robert E Lee Hotel featured enthusiastic agency talks and optimism for continued growth and improved business across lines. Currie serves as Security’s representative in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Currie
Winston-Salem
Security Life and Trust Company
Mr. Currie
High Point
Robert BE
Currie
Miss Florence Newton Fills Family Stenographer Role
In San Antonio Texas Florence Newton becomes the sheriff's stenographer, stepping into the post previously held by each of her three elder sisters who vacated the job upon marriage. As the last unmarried sister she may leave the role if she marries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Florence Newton
Bexas County
Doctor Finds Ambergris Worth 30000 In Alaska
Dr. M. F. Froyd returned from Alaska with a lump of ambergris valued at $30,000. The rare whale product will be used in exclusive perfume manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambergris
Twin Falls
Idaho
M. F. Froyd
Alaska
Daughters of American Colonists plan October meeting
The Virginia Care chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists will meet October 13 at 12 o clock noon at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro. Mrs. Benjamin Wyche will preside and report on the Washington assembly. The national society has 30 states and recently dedicated Ford LeBeouf site in Waterford, Pa. Mrs. Kendrick of Winston-Salem is named national defense committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF American Colonists
Virginia Care
North Carolina Society
National Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
National Assembly
Washington
Waterford
George Washington
John Laidlaw Buel
Paul M. Kendrick
Winston-Salem
National Defense Committee
H. L. Riggins
W. C. Tucker
M. C. Price
Burlington
W. R. Snow
W.S. Cunningham
T. A. Kearns
High Point
J. S. Welborn
Ettie Brown
Fayetteville
R. H. Whitehead
Sara Louise Stewart
New Bern
Reducing Tea Exaggerated Claim Ad At Ring Drug Co
An advertisement promotes a compound tea promising safe slow weight loss of 3 to 5 pounds per month if used as directed. It claims harmless effects and offers a 25 cent discount with the ad. Representatives will explain merits tomorrow opening day at Ring Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Drug Co
Domestic Turmoil Foreshadows Troubled Home Night
In the car Grace reveals Sarah's quiet heartbreak over a quarrel with Jack and hints at marital strain. Sue senses a deeper tangle of jealousy and divorce anxieties as they arrive home to Jack’s weary presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Sarah
Sue
Jack
Singapore
Darling
Rodney Clark
Believes Women's Pains Here is an Example
Fragmentary notice discusses a woman named Mrs. F in Buona at noke Virginia describing back pain and a claim of illness. The text is garbled and partial but centers on female pain and a medical or personal remedy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Buona
Noke
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Boggs
G. R. Boggs
High Point Hospital
Bonnie
Boots” Davis
Sunshine Girls
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Junius McKinney
West Willis Street
Faithful Workers
Green Street Baptist Church
L. R. Lescome
Cable Street
W. H. Paul
H. R. Ward
Sessoms
J. M. Tharpe
A. H. Ingram
H. R. Wood
C. H. Brown
Glenn Stelle
Rebecca Smoot
Raymond Campbell
L. R. Sessoms
Windham and
Hammer
Edna Smith
Clyde Connor
Clyde, Jr
Miss Clodfelter
MR. Wiggss
J. E. Clodfelter
Hester
M. P. Wiggs
Danville
J. R. Clodfelter
B. L. Brewer
Wilhelm
O. W. Brewer
David
Maleta Plummer
Dwight
Beatrice Brewer
B. L. York
Bruce, Wayne
Betty Ruth
Lexington
Kingsport
Tenn
Mrs. York
Annie Brown
East Green Street
Lineberry
McConnell Road
R. P. Wood
Orlando Wood Linberry
D. D
C. C. Lineberry
Mr. Wood
C. Lineperry
J. W. Sharpe
John Itt
Dorothy
Bobby Sharpe
C. A. Atderson
Neale Anderson
C. A. Bowman
Norman
John Bowman
W. A. Anderson
John Lineberry
Eli Caudle
J. B. Linderry
Annie Laura Lineberry
This City
Arleigh B. Owen
Gibsonville
O. FE
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Willing
Gospel Tabernacle
Eugene
Gatlin
West Russell Street
Arthur A. Olver
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Marie
LUX
Sab TF
Sug
Comfort
Charles Kenner
Capt
O. M. Goodsell
Pat Brown, Inc
Ford Dealer
North Main
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
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