Coterien Club Holds Delightful Anniversary Ball
The Anniversary Ball of the Coterien Club at Gedgefield Manor drew a large crowd for Red Nichols and his Pennies. The Three Song-o-Paters entertained with the band on tour, marking Nichols first local appearance amid sponsors from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem and Lexington and chaperones from members’ families.
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Coterien Club
Gedgefield Manor
Red Nichols
Nichols
Altho
Igh Point
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Lexington
Mr Owens Addresses High Point Garden Club
At a High Point Garden Club meeting held Tuesday at 10 am the principal Henry Grady Owens urged protection of birds and local sanctuaries. Mrs C Clark noted the near High Point grounds owned by Clarence Mackay with a bird sanctuary and grain and berry shrubs. About fourteen members attended.
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High Point
Near High Point
Clarence Mackay
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Club
Social calendar items mark busy Friday schedule
Registration for a school of instruction led by the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers starts at Elm Street school with Dr. Harold D. Meyer and Mrs. Bess Rosa as principal speakers. Afternoon events include Priscilla club at Mrs. Hoke Bullard and multiple United Daughters of the Confederacy, Lotus, and Sorosis club meetings at various homes.
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High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
R. T. Cottam
Elm Street
Harold D. Meyer
Chapel Hill
Bess Rosa
Greensboro
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Oscar Kearns
Sorosis Club
Invitations Issued for Annie Robbins Mendenhall Wedding
Mr and Mrs Charles C Robbins request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Annie to Mr Edward Emerson Mendenhall Jr on Saturday October twentieth at eight o clock First Methodist Protestant Church High Point North Carolina A reception will follow at the bride home after the ceremony
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Charles C. Robbins
Annie
Edward Emerson Mendenhall, Jr
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
North Carolina
Local Health News and Visiting Friends
Mrs. T. A. Moffitt shows satisfactory improvement at Burrus Memorial hospital after several weeks of treatment. Mrs. Herman Meredith of Tampa arrives for a visit with her mother Mrs. W. P. Pickett on North Main Street. Mrs. J. M. Farr also improves after an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital last week. Mrs. E. B. Woodley, with Mrs. G. E. Dowd and Frances Ann, return from Camden where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dowd.
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T. A. Moffitt
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Herman Meredith
Tampa, Fila
W. P. Pickett
North Main Street
J. M. Farr
EB. J. Woodley
G. E. Dowd
Frances Ann
Camden, N. K
J. E. Dowd
High Point Woman's Club Opens Fall Meeting
The High Point Woman's Club held its first meeting of the club year at the YWCA Hut with new officers presiding. Reports covered fund canvasses for yearbooks, plans for a public downtown restroom, a new nursery school need, and cooperative aid with P T A groups and the Junior Service League. A tea for the silver anniversary was announced, a district meeting set for October, and $100 was allocated to the Annie Laurie Johnson Scholarship at High Point College. A musical program followed and remarks highlighted the club as a democratic group serving the city's needs.
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High Point Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreys
W. R. Shaffer
S. R. Matthews
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Humphreys
Ways and Means
D. J. Gorman
J. H. McCall
Civic Project Committee
N. P. Yarborough
Education Committee
W. E. Price
Welfare Board
Floyd Wilson
P.T. A
Junior Service League
Woman's Club
R. H. Sechrest
W. H. Slane
West Emerywood
High Point
State Federation
Oak Ridge
Annie Laurie Johnson
High Point College
Ernestine Vincannon
Iris Welch
Sylvia
Margaret Currie
Mesdames Reid Marsh
F. R. Allman
C. H. Williard
Little Miss McCuiston Hosts Eleven Birthday Dinner
Catherine Lee McCuiston hosted a dinner party at her parents home on West Main Street celebrating her eleventh birthday. Guests enjoyed a three course meal, roses, a large birthday cake, and heartse games with prizes awarded. A devotional period preceded a business session with a mission study class planned.
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Thomasville
Catherine Lee McCuiston
C. C. McCuiston
West Main Street
Catherine Lee
Local church circle meeting and visiting notices
Eugene Green visits Atlantic City relatives while local Baptist group holds a missionary program led by Mrs. R. G. Jennings. Guests include Mrs. Raymond Phillips and Mrs. Walter Green at Jackson Hill. Philadelphia visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snell, Mollie Snell, and others arrive for two week stay. Several families host or visit relatives. Victoria Miller is ill in a Salisbury hospital.
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Raymond Phillips
Walter Green
Jackson Hill
Sam Badgett
Baptist speaker to talk on the Jewish situation
Jacob Gautenhouse a Baptist representative to National Jewish work will speak at the First Baptist church Sunday evening October 7 on The Jewish Situation Throughout the World. He recently returned from a European tour and is described as an able speaker and an authority on the subject. Public invitation extended.
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Jacob Gautenhouse
First Baptist Church
Gautenhouse
Woman's Auxiliary Holds General Meeting at Main Street Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Main Street M E church held its general meeting at the church on Monday afternoon with Mrs. EB J. Poo presiding as president.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Main Street
M. E. Church
EB. J. Poo
Moon Pitcher Shows and Mae West Come to Town
Local cinema listings spotlight Mae West in Belle of the Nineties at the Paramount and a slate of upcoming attractions at the Carolina, Rialto, and Broadhurst including Cleopatra, The Count of Monte Cristo, Anne Vickers, and Spitfire with Katharine Hepburn. Evening social events feature the Community Arts Club gathering at Mrs. Gibson’s home.
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Board of Censors
Pearl White
Mae West
Paramount
Mae
Irvin S. Cobb
Altho
Mac
Robert Montgomery
Maureen O'Sullivan
Cecil de Mille
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
California
Barrymore
Carolina
Anne Vickers
Sinclair Lewis
Irene Dunne
Walter Huston
Frank Buck
Margaret Sullavan
Katharine Hepburn
Wheeler and Woolsey
The
Liberty
London engagement rings feature rainbow stones and Cupid brooches
The latest jewelry trend in London showcases engagement rings set with rainbow stones matching Cupid brooches pinned to berets, creating a coordinated accessory statement.
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London
Robbers Of Vending Machines Face Temptation Removal
Police and machine owners agreed to remove cash from amusement tables and vending machines each night after a break in at the Ta Heel Service station. Thieves stole about 20 dollars from two machines and damaged an amusement table valued around 90 dollars.
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Willowbrook
Commerce
Government to Promote Mining Exploitation in Philippines
The government plans to encourage mining exploitation in the Philippines if the proposed legislation is enacted. The measure aims to expand mineral extraction activities and support related economic development.
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Philippines
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J. B. Holden
Robert Williams
R. M. Cooksey
Poe
John Pennington
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. K. Farrington
Dwight Ware
Circle Two
C. ¥. Finch
James E. Lambeth
Max Moore
G. C. Club
Doris Wright
State Street
Mabel Rimmer
Eugene Green
Atlantic City, N. J
J. C. Green
Alice Elliott
Baptist Church
Mra
Charles Snell
Charles, Jr
Philadelphia
Julius Green
Gus Palmer
Sanford
Randolph Street
Ben Miller
Chicago
J. Q. Miller
Miller
Salisbury
Victoria Miller
Margot
Sheraton Grill
Jelly Leftwich
Sheraton
Mr. X
Rialto
Scotland Yard
Mr. X. 1
Mickey Mouse
Community Arts
Gibson
Community Arts Club
H. D. Gibson
Denny Street
Frank Campbell
F. A. Stewart
Fifth Street
L. H. Warren
T. J. Underwood
Frank Payne
Willis Welborn
Roy Kearns
J. N. Thomas
H. G. Rothrock
B. A. Lennon
H. L. Speas
Birdie Smith
South Main Street
Beavans
Coats
Betty Rose
S. Main St
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