Birth notices and society events fill High Point paper
Birth announcements for a son to Mr. and Mrs. B. M. McMahan at 203 Wall Street and for a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stanfield at High Point Hospital. Club meetings, receptions, and engagements abound, with Mrs. W. T. McMillan improving after appendicitis surgery and numerous society events planned at local homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. McMahan
203
Wall Street
W. T. McMillan
South Street
Guilford General Hospital
Visitors from afar fill Greensboro social scene
Mrs R A Sheloff visited Greensboro today. J P Rawley and R B Terry returned from New York. Mrs P D Gold Sr of Mebane visits daughter Mrs Gilbert W Clark on Oakwood Court. Mr and Mrs William Cochrane returned to Atlantic City after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles M Hauser on North Main. Mrs Roy Spearman and daughter Betty Blades visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Derrickson in Elizabeth City. Mrs William Waldron of Winston Salem attended Mardi Carte club with Mrs Garnett Pollock. Miss Elizabeth Hudson of Montgomery Alabama, guest of Mrs C T Ingram, leaves for New York then plans High Point visit to Mrs Ingram en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Herman
Roosevelt Carmichael
High Point
Lancaster
S. C
Carmichael
J. P. Carmichael
Martha Carmichael
W. A. Davis Milling Company
Columbia
South Carolina
Deep River Road
Green Street Baptist Church
Lena Byrum
Wade Davis
Herman T. Stevens
J. G. Byrum
Waxhaw
Mr. Davis
J. G. Davis
Mrs. Davis
Southern Chair Company
Carson Burns
D. L. Bouldin
Grattan Foy
Jesse Harrison
R. A. Sheloff
Capus Waynick
C. T. Ingram
Elizabeth Hudson
Montgomery
Ala
Herman Smith
L. Davis, Jr
Paul Casey
W. E. Price
John S. Welborn
William Waldron
Winston- Salem
R. L. Hubbard
P. D. Gold, Sr
Mebane
Gilbert W. Clark
Oakwood Court
William Cochrane
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles M. Hauser
North Main Street
Roy Spearman
Betty Blades
Mrs. Spearman
Mrs
Frank Derrickson
Elizabeth City
Winston-Salem
Garnett Pollock
New York
Katherine Delaplane
Ingram
Ishbel MacDonald
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Children's Court
Manhattan Industrial High School
Four Sisters Win Ph D s in Germany
Trier local burgher Herr Thisen is among the proudest fathers as his four daughters all earned doctorates. Two are university professors, and the two youngest twins have just received their degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Trier
Herr Thisen
Germany
Frigate Bird and Albatross Sleep on the Wink
A note states that a frigate bird and an albatross both sleep aboard the Wink. It describes the seabird behavior and the vessel’s capacity for resting birds at sea.
Roosevelt Says North Carolina Ahead Of New York In Reforms
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt told Raleigh reporters North Carolina leads New York in handling agriculture and government reforms. He cited state highway supervision and county government laws as contrasts and noted New York taxes on stock transfers yield about 60 million annually. He declined to discuss 1932 political mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
New York York
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gov. Roosevelt
New York State
Duke of York
State Highway Commission
Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels
Roosvelt
Death by boiling as a favored execution method in Henry VIII era
The article notes that boiling alive was among preferred methods of execution during the reign of Henry VIII. It discusses how public executions served as a deterrent and reflected harsh penalties of 16th century England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
North Carolina High Schools Gain Full-Time Librarians
Chapel Hill Oct 16 Sixteen North Carolina high schools now have full time librarians per the state library bulletin. Asheville hosts two, others in the list include Biltmore Salisbury Burlington Charlotte Durham Graham Goldsboro High Point Kinston Monroe New Bern Wilmington Winston-Salem and Thomasville. Many schools still rely on part time teacher librarians while the state library commission had organized 35 libraries for classification marking and accessioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
North Carolina Library Bulletin
Asheville
Biltmore
Salisbury
Burlington
Charlotte
Durham
Graham
Goldsboro
High Point
Kinston
Monroe
Newbern
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
State Library Commission
Kidney health and self care advice on salts
It explains that acid forming foods harm kidneys causing backache and other symptoms. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts with water each morning to cleanse sluggish kidneys, neutralize acids, and relieve bladder weakness, plus drinking plenty of water and consulting a physician if needed.
Books md installing a stan dard charging system
Wilmington and Winston Salem now have courses in the use of a library in their curriculums. More than 1 200 000 books were read by children in standard elementary schools in the state last year 1928 29 according to records of the state superintendent of public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Milk Bottles Topic At World Milkmen Congress
About 1500 milkmen from many nations will discuss bottle breakage costs estimated at 6.5 million dollars yearly. Other topics include dairy transportation by horse cart versus motor truck and milk sterilization. Attendees include university leaders and Canadian Department of Agriculture officials. The convention runs October 24 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Fortunes Hidden in Discarded Bibles Found
A local report notes discoveries of fortunes tucked inside discarded Bibles, sparking interest among collectors and researchers. The tale reflects old practices of concealing valuables within religious texts.
Scout Executive Bunn Hackney to Attend Regional Meeting
Scout Executive Bunn W. Hackney of the Uwharrie council will travel to Savannah Georgia to attend the regional conference for scout executives in Georgia Florida North and South Carolina. He will be joined by J H Christopher of Salisbury and Ned Vaughn Lloyd of Winston-Salem. The party departs Sunday and returns Friday. Hackney will speak on The Troop Committee Tuesday morning and join Tuesday afternoon discussions on conference objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts
Georgia
Florida
North
South Carolina
J. H. Christopher
Uwharrie Council
Salisbury
Ned Vaughn-Lloyd
Winston-Salem
Atlanta
Mr. Hackney
W. M. Bagby
Ray O. Wyland
Department of Education
National Council
New York City
Thomas J. Keane
Sea Scouting
Leo M. Sandefur
Boys’ Life
George W. Ehler
Charles N. Miller
Arthur A. Schuck
Frank N. Robinson
Francis D. Chadwick
Hackney
Ithaca
New York
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Mrs. Jones
THE
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
Gene Lamont
Gene Lamont Bible
C. W. Albertson
Albertson Street
Johnson Street
C. C. Tabor
East
Lexington Avenue
Archdale
Ladies Aid Society of
Archdale M. E. Church
Union Hill
Union Hill School
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
Bea
Lindley
Good Will Garden Club
Gordon Brewer
Greenway Drive
Cloverdale
Sam Bryan
Herman-Carmichael
Miss Byrum
Mrs. Woollen
J. W. Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
Edith Millikan
Nancy Carter Woollen
Nina Millikan
Millikan
Dan Buren James
Springfield Memorial Church
Marjorie Watford
Lee Davis
Nell Pender
Woollen
OTT Engraving CO
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
NorTh Main
Greensboro
J. P. Rawley and
R. B. Terry
Ishbel
J. C. Baskervill
Lucy M. Eshelman
Eugene
West Kxnd Hd
State
Stump
Sandwich Shop
Mrs. Stump
Frank H. Stamps
All
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Firemen’s Benefit Fund
DeSoto Hotel
Florsheims
Awjuality Shoe Store
the Ladies’ Store
Rien H. Thought
Sechrest Funeral Home
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