Open House Fete by Sprinkle for High Point Bar Association
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Sprinkle entertained members of the High Point Bar Association and their wives at their new Pine Ellen home on Hillcrest Drive Sunday afternoon. About seventy five guests called between three and five in an autumn setting with gold and yellow colors, pine cones, and a buffet coffee service.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
High Point Bar Association
Pine- Ellen
Hillcrest Drive
Informal Coffee at Rawley Residence for Delegates Wives
Delegates wives were hosted at the Rawley residence on Johnson Street for an informal coffee in honor of attendees at the Mid-Atlantic Circulation Managers Convention. About fifty guests enjoyed refreshments and a floral display, with tours of local hosiery mills and Tomlinson furniture showrooms.
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Rawley
Johnson Street
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles Loflin
Enterprise Cirsculation
Vernon W. Idol, Jr
Sturgis May
C. W. Patterson, Jr
Clell Spurgeon
Ingathering at St Marys Episcopal Church Tomorrow
The fall ingathering of the United Thank Offering will be held tomorrow October 15 by the women of Saint Marys Episcopal Church. The UTO offering will be collected during the Holy Communion service Wednesday at 10:30 am at the church with Mrs Ernest Gaither in charge and urging women to participate.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Ernest Gaither
UTO
Ter rapin decline boosts turtle numbers in Chesapeake Bay
The drop in ter rapin popularity as a good has led to a surge of turtle populations around Chesapeake Bay.
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Chesapeake Bay
Langston Harris wedding vows announced for Oct three
Announcement of the marriage of Doris Jean Harris and Donald Earl Langston after a candlelit ceremony at English Street Baptist Church on October 3. The couple, both employed locally, reside at Field Street Apartments Two A after a brief wedding trip.
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Doris Jean Harris
Donald Earl Langston
English Street Baptist Church
W. P. Biggerstaff
Oregon
Louise Jon
Vincent O'Connor
J. T. Harris
Grace Harris
Bessemer High School
Greensboro
North State Telephone Company
Langston
Berma Langston
This City
J. P. Langston
Norfolk
Silver Craft Furniture Company
High Point
Field Street
Informal Party To Honor Bride Planned By Pons And Blackwell
An informal party will honor Mrs. Robert Gray formerly Miss Shirley Blackwell. Miss Dolores Pons and Miss Nancy Blackwell host at the former’s home Thursday evening at 7 30 to celebrate the recent marriage.
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Robert Gray
Shirley Blackwell
Dolores Pons
Nancy Blackwell
Home Makers Meet In Gibsonville District Five
The Future Home Makers of America district 5 held its annual meeting at Gibsonville High School over the weekend. Six High Point members attended with adviser Miss Mary Ella In gram and teacher Mrs. Lydia P. Horton. Miss Carolyn Abernathy presided and Miss Annie Jo Laws was elected State Song Leader. Mrs. J Winston Pearce of Durham spoke. Local attendees included Margaret Church Peggy Johnson Peggy Jackson Toby ReddRick Harve Shelton Barbara K eny.
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Future Home Makers of America
District 5
Gibsonville High School
High Point
Mary Ella Ingram
Lydia P. Horton
Carolyn Abernathy
Alexander-Wilson
Presid
Annie Jo Laws
J. Winston Pearce
Durham
Margaret Church
Peggy Johnson
Peggy Jackson
Toby Reddrick
Harve Shelton
Barbara Keny
South Carolina Vows Unite Local Couple
Mrs. Rosie Osborne announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Robert Hardy Fore. The ceremony was held in Chesterfield, South Carolina on October 11. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rosie Osborne and the late Mr. Osborne, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lou Fore and the late Mr. Fore of Sanford. The couple plans to live at 124 West Willis Street.
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Rosie Osborne
Helen
Robert Hardy Fore
Chesterfield
S. C
Mr. Osborne
Lou Fore
Mr. Fore
Sanford
First Broadcast of 1920 Election Results by KDKA
In 1920 the first broadcast of presidential results aired as KDKA reported the Harding Cox race marking a historic moment in radio news coverage.
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KDKA
Milliners Face Photographer's Watchful Eye on Hats
Beauty editor Betty Clarke reports James Caesar, a New York hair stylist, criticizes deep hats that hide hairstyles. He urges milliners and hairdressers to collaborate to create complementary coiffures, noting hats should enhance hair rather than conceal it and women should wear both stylish hats and flattering hair.
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James Caesar
New York
Caesar
Columbium production dominance and ancient bitumen use
Nigeria is described as producing 99 percent of the western world supply of columbium used in jet engine alloys. The article notes that petroleum products have long been used since Neolithic times with bitumen employed to cement tool parts.
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Nigeria
Enriched Bread Makers Target Calcium Gap in Diet
Bakers of Enriched Tip-Top Bread position to supplement the American diet with needed calcium as nutritionists note calcium is the most lacking element in the typical diet. The bread's enrichment aims to address this mineral gap nationwide.
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Unity Nash
Fred Joyce
D. H. Parsons
Durty
Tomlinson
Sheraton
R. W. Gregory
George Moffett
Chatham
Purrey
Chatham’s
Bea
St. Mary's
Langston-Harris
Gibsonville
South Carolina
G. E. Carry
Betty Clarke
Beauty
America
National Geographic Society
Rev
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