Bridge Parties Feature Of Thomasville Society
Thomasville society hosts two refined bridge gatherings honoring Miss Susie Crowell. Miss Mare Snell and Miss Lucy Eason presided at the Mock hotel while guests from Albemarle Lexington and High Point joined the afternoon of cards. Prizes included hose, handkerchiefs, a nut bowl and a vase with elaborate refreshments to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Susie Crowell
Mare Snell
Lucy Eason
Bridge
Ralph Wilson
Rotary Room
Miss Snell
Miss Eason
Carlton H. Newby
John R. Myers
Maye Livengood
J. Q. Miller
Austin Finch
Sallie MacColman
HE. F. Pepper
O. R. Hodgin
T. E. Jennings
Lexington
Alvah Boyles
G. EB. Crowell
R. H. Phillips
Annie Yow
Roland Holton
J. A. Morris
High Point
Ella Dorsett
Frances Myers
John R., Myers
Carl Griffin
B. G. Warren
Co. L. Harris
Charming bridge and rock party honors Miss Susie Crowell
A Thursday afternoon event at High Point Country Club hosted by Mrs. George W. Lyles and Mrs. J. R. Blair celebrated Miss Susie Crowell and her forthcoming marriage to Walter F. Newby. Winners included Mrs. R. G. Jennings and Mrs. W. G. Smith for bridge and Mrs. Carl Griffin for rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Crowell
Walter F. Newby
High Point Country Club
George W. Lyles
J. R. Blair
R. G. Jennings
W. G. Smith
Carl Griffin
C. L. Harris
Crowell
J. L. Mann
Albemarle
J. F. Garner
Alliene Hoover
Mesdames
Alvah Boyles
O. R. Hodgin
A. R. Bullock
Paul Hassler
Women’s Auxiliary Hosts Zone Meeting at Winston-Salem
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Main Street Memorial Methodist Church hosted Winston-Salem district Zone three on Randolph Street. Mrs. J T Manguin was absent. Mrs. O J McCoy of Lexington presided. C C Weaver of Winston-Salem delivered the main address on Mission Study. violin solos by Walter Rapp and piano by Elizabeth Yow accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Winston-Salem District of North Carolina
Randolph Street
J. T. Manguin
O. J. McCoy
Lexington
Loy Thompson
Winston-Salem
Frank S. Lambeth
Fred Hackney
C. C. Weaver
Walter Rapp
Catherine Lee MecCuiston Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs. C C MecCuiston hosted a theater party at Broadhurst theater High Point to honor Catherine Lee on her seventh birthday. After the show the guests returned to the honoree’s home for ice cream and cake served by Mrs. MecCuiston. Present were Mary Alice Hoover May Summer Griffith Suzanne Adams Evelyn Harris Jennie Louise Harris Julie McCuiston Margie Merrilees and J C Green Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. MecCuiston
Broadhurst
High Point
Catherine Lee
Margie Merrilees
J. C. Green, Jr
Letters reveal limited gains after investigation
The note states that letters on page 4 were supposedly completed with whitewash. It claims only salary increases for two officials and a new car for one department arose from the inquiry, signed by a taxpayer.
Seeking to Add the Beauty of Holiness
The ministerial association of High Point is vitally interested in strengthening church life and promoting spiritual renewal within the community. The piece outlines aims to foster holiness, unity, and public service through collective effort and moral leadership.
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High Point
N. C
The
Ministerial Association of
Citywide drive to strengthen church loyalty and evangelism
In High Point a coordinated campaign aims to place spiritual priorities over material wealth, led by ministers with lay support from schools factories and theaters. The goal is to transform the city through renewed loyalty to Christ and intensified prayer for power. ROY IRVIN FARMER endorses the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Christ’s Church
Nazarene
High Point
God
Roy Irvin Farmer
City beauty movement urged for welfare of citizens
The passage advocates a city beauty effort focused on welfare of the population, urging prayerful attention to both spiritual and material needs as essential to a real city beautiful.
Neighbor Quarrels Highlight Language Barrier
A cartoon caption depicts a resident who complains about a noisy French couple next door. The scene contrasts the annoyance of constant argument with the trouble of not understanding the language. The humor rests on cultural clash and miscommunication.
Two Points to This Mother in Zurich Comic Strip
Dialogue excerpt shows a mother and son Tommy in a Zurich caption panel. Tommy admits calling his father an old idiot and the mother endorses his honesty, with a wry tone from Nabelspalter.
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Tommy
Nabelspalter, Zurich
New Double Microscope Uses Range Finder Principle
The range finder principle is applied to a new double microscope to measure the depth of minute objects with improved accuracy.
Tweed for Two: New Fall Suit Styles and Colors
New lengths and lines reshape tweed suits for fall. Suits feature ribbed or flecked tweed with long belts or high waistlines. Furs and jersey accents pair with the tweed, with two showcased outfits including red and brown ensembles styled by Barbara E Schwinn for The Enterprise and NEA Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Savoy
NEA
Jersey
Enterprise
Barbara E. Schwinn
Society Notes Highlight Talks and A Dinner Party
Mrs. Homer Hudson spoke on the relation between school and home while Mrs. Geddie Strickland discussed the teacher as the chief factor in creating classroom atmosphere. Officers elected include President Mrs. R. L. Brinson and Vice President Mrs. Geddie Strickland. A dinner party honored Mrs. Ben Cooper of Statesville hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amos. Birth announced for Billy Lane Payne on September 28 at 811 East Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hudson
Geddie Strickland
Robert Cottam
R. L. Brinson
Horace Haworth
Robert Hubbard
Robi. Cottam
Will R. Smith
West Farms Avenue
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Robert T. Amos
Amos
W. A. Payne
Billy Lane
East Commerce Street
Community Gossip and Local Visits Across North Carolina
Social notes record illnesses and recoveries, trips, and visits across multiple towns. Readers learn of Mrs. H. J. Wrights illness at 1507 Bradley street, Ben Cooper returning from Statesville, H C Pitts nearby, and endless short mentions of relatives and friends traveling to Asheville Emerywood Guilford College Archdale road Norfolk Galveston Antwerp Philadelphia Hart ford and Welch with families and convalescence at Burris clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Wright
Bradley Street
Doris Brown
Fred L. Brown
Kennedy Street
Burris Clinic
Feud Reignites Over State Funds Bank Deposit Order
The Budget Bureau orders abolishing departmental and institutional bank accounts and mandates all funds flow through the state treasurer. State Auditor Baxter Durham opposes the move, questioning legal authority and the lack of required warrants countersigned by the auditor. The dispute centers on control, bonding, and transparency of state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Durham
Durham
Budget Bureau
Gardner
Entire Budget Act and Budget Bureau
Constitutional feud framed by past powers and budgets
The passage describes a long standing confrontation between Durham and former Governor McLean since 1925 over control of constitutional powers. It notes strained relations with Governor Gardner and a hostile view of the budget bureau, which Durham accuses of usurping duties from the state auditor. The result hinges on Governor Gardner's return.
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A. W. McLean
Durham
McLean
Gardner
Budget Bureau
State Auditor
Budding Young Lawyer Faces Tailor Case Defeat
A young lawyer frets as he is summoned to defend his tailor in a case announced during a social event. The dialogue hints at early-stage legal practice and personal connections influencing assignments.
Clovis Aims at Frankish Throne First King of France
Clovis, from the Merovingian line, became the first king to unify the Franks and establish the royal throne. His ascent marked the origin of the French monarchy and set a lasting dynastic lineage.
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Clovis
France
Photographic Industry Uses Over 150 Tons Silver Annually
The U S photographic industry consumes more than 150 tons of silver each year signaling a heavy demand for a key metal. This figure highlights silver’s critical role in cameras film and related processes affecting suppliers and markets nationwide.
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United States
Hair Dye Claims Rapid Grey Restoration for All Hair
Advert says a St Paul chemist developed a hair dye that restores gray streaked or faded hair to any color. It claims immediate, safe home use with a $1000 reward if it colors the scalp or rubs off. Free booklet offered from Tru-Hue Co. 604 Dakota Bldg St Paul MN.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tru-Hue CO
Dakota
St. Paul, Minn
Adyv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomasville Society
S. Zone
Carson Cox
Parrish
English
W. L. Mann
Garner
Miss Crowell
H. R. Kyser
Odessa Swaim
S. G. Moore
J. S. Hix
W. H. Peace
Robert Rapp
Vernon Snyder
Georgianna Bird
Elsie Doxey
Mae Shearer
Mamie Harris
W. H. Curlee
E. H. Mahone
LE Lace
J.P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens
Hollywood
Doris Kenyon Sills
Milton Sills
Hazel O. Chaney
Chaney
Mrs. Cooper
Emerywood
H. C. Pitts
G. A. Lazenby
Mrs. T. J. Gold
Asheville
Nell Ellington
Guilford College
Mrs. W. W. Ellington
Archdale Road
Bill Bennett
Billy
Charlotte
A. O. Blanton
Frank Louise Mitchell
Dollie Bevan
Howell Street
G. E. Elder
Norfolk, Va
Nancy Reynolds
East Washington Street
Joe Snyder
Forrest Murray
Raleigh
U. D
Paul TenHoopen
TenHoopen
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Edgar W. Quick
Galveston
Texas
Antwerp
Belgium
J. F. Bartsch
Hartford
Conn
Nora Hayne
W. W. Wood
Earl
Welch
W. Va
J. R. Wood
Jack Oliver
F. M. Wood
Sedgefield
J. O. Wood
J. D. Wood
Philadelphia
Greensboro Singers
Camillia Molitore
Edward Molitore
New York
Greensboro
First Presbyterian Church
Gate City
Molitores
Rayon
Charmeuse
Stripette
Heatrola
Clinard Electric Company
College Street
High Point, N. Cc
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