Baptist Women Hear Address By Miss Washburn At Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met with president Mrs. W. F. Clayton presiding. Miss Mary Washburn spoke on Co-Workers With God urging prayer Bible reading and service. Circle six won attendance and the meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Washburn
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. F. Clayton
S. D. Gibson
Grover Jones
J. C. Powell
Africa
Basil Lee Lockett
Clayton
Mesdames
W. B. Thomas
C. EB. Sheloft
Fred Thomas
Misses Douglas And Sharp Lead Woman's College Orchestra
Sixteen students at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina have qualified for membership in the college orchestra formed with students and townspeople. Dean H Hugh Altwater announces a progressive orchestral program as he oversees the music school. Read as a coastal list of named students from Greensboro High Point Asheville and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
H. Hugh Altwater
School of Music
Altvater
Mieses Frances Sloan
Greensboro
Edna Douglas
Evelyn Sharp
High Point
Dorothy Rosseland
Short Hills
N. J
Ruth Hill
Jane Dupuy
Mary Epps
Asheville
Jean Graham
Rowland
Evegin Brodt
Rice Lake
Wis
Elizabeth Brown
Hamiet
Helen Byerly
Lexington
Gertrude Grimes
Mureen Moore
Alta Gillmore
Hampton, N. H
Maurine Godbey
Winston-Salem
Kathryn Fuller
Spruce Pine
Knoxville Junior League Dance Planned for October 23
Members of the Knoxville Junior League will hold a scrip dance at Cherokee Country Club on Friday October 23 at 9 30 in the evening. Local residents have received invitations and plan to attend. The Knoxville Chapter requests the honour of your presence for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Knoxville
Tenn
Cherokee Country Club
Junior League
Steam Power Conversion Facts From Early Engineers
Estimates by steam engineers state that ten tons of black coal are needed to produce one horsepower via steam. The claim highlights the vast energy requirements of early locomotive and industrial power systems.
St Marys Alumnae Invited To Greensboro Meeting
The High Point Alumnae Association of St Marys School Raleigh has been invited by Greensboro Alumnae president Frances Jones to a meeting at Holy Trinity parish house Thursday at four. Alice Alexander, general alumnae secretary, will speak, and local alumnae should call president Mrs Thomas Turner to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
Frances Jones
Greensboro
Holy Trinity Parish House
Alice Alexander
Thomas Turner
Women Of Moose Plan Open Meet Wednesday Night
The Women of the Moose announce an open meeting at 7 30 Wednesday evening in the Moose hall. All interested in the chapter are invited to attend as an interesting program has been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose Plan
The
Moose
Moose Hall
Girls Pentagon Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow Evening
The Girls' Pentagon club postpones tonight's meeting to tomorrow at 7 30 with Mrs Kelman Gomo on Howell Street. Mr and Mrs Fred M Scott Jr announce the birth of son Fredrick Myers III on October 18, Mrs Scott formerly Louise Hooks of Goldsboro and New Bern. Mr and Mrs Otis Cunningham announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday October 18 at their home 824 Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Kelman Gomo
Howell Street
Fred M. Scott, Jr
Fredrick Myers, III
Scott
Louise Crawford Hooks
Goldsboro
New Bern
Mrs. Otis Cunningham
Randolph Street
Social Calendar of Club Meetings and Hunt Events
A weekly social calendar lists club meetings and hostesses for Monday through Saturday. Places include White Oak Street North Main Street Rowella apartments Morris street Hillcrest drive and East Washington street. The schedule also notes the Sedgefield Hunt opening at Sedgefield stables on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
8. C. Clark
Sorosis Club
J. B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Miss Peacock Feted Before Southmont Wedding
Ada Peacock of Lexington, bride elect to Samuel Gibbs of High Point, was honored at a Southmont shower hosted by Mrs. P. L. Feezer and Mrs. Curtis Hedrick. Contests and a treasure hunt yielded prizes and gifts, with green and white nuptial colors echoed in the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Peacock
Lexington
Samuel Gibbs
High Point
P. L. Feezer
Curtis Hedrick
Southmont
Nan Smith
Dell Holloman
Rose Stoner
Mary Frances Becker
Miss Peacock
Idylwild Club Dance At Sedgefield Saturday Feature Floor Show
The Idylwild club presents a dance at Sedgefield Country Club in the manor ballroom from ten to two. Eight floor show girls will entertain while Joe Samuels and his Hollywood orchestra provide music. members must bring membership cards and guest cards for nonmembers at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Joe Samuels
Hollywood Orchestra
The
Mrs Mary Cannon Hill Weds N Y Banker in New York
The marriage of Mrs Mary Cannon Hill of New York and Winston-Salem to Hilary W Luckean an officer of National City Bank occurred Sunday at Saint Patrick's Cathedral New York City The bride's late father founded Cannon Mills Kannapolis and she was widow of Charles G Hill former president of Amazon Cotton Mills Thomasville They plan a wedding trip and will reside at the Ambassador hotel New York after November 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mary Cannon Hill
New York
Winston-Salem
Hilary W. Luckean
National City Bank
Saint Patrick’s
Southern Points
Ambassador Hotel
Night of Frolic Planned by B Nai Israel Ladies Aid
Plans are completed for the Night of Frolic sponsored by the B Nai Israel Ladies Aid Society to be held this evening at Mrs. Sara Wagger's Woodrow Avenue home. Mrs. Al Schwartz chairs the event with a group of society members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'Nai Israel Ladies Aid Society
Sara Wagger
Woodrow Avenue
al Schwartz
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Chicago markets show butter at 8 059 unsettled with prices unchanged while eggs at 3 562 remain firm. Local extra firsts fetch 28 cars 28 percent. fresh graded firsts 27 percent. current receipts 26. refrigerator standards 27. refrigerator extras 27 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winter Frock Pattern 9075 by Marian Martin At Enterprise
Marian Martin Pattern 9075 offers a casual chic shirtwaist frock for winter with long or short puff sleeves and novelty front buttons. Includes Diagrammed Sew Chart, fabric suggestions, and sizes 14 through 42 priced at 15 cents for pattern and book, 25 cents together. Orders go to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Mary Etta Greene Weds Dr Gates McKaughan in Rocky Mount
Miss Mary Etta Greene and Dr Gates McKaughan were married Thursday at the First Methodist church in Rocky Mount. The bride, daughter of Mrs Lula B Greene and the late J S Greene, trained as a nurse and has worked in Rocky Mount. McKaughan, son of D E McKaughan, studied at Kernersville and UNC, now with the North Carolina Board of Health. They will reside in Lumberton after a wedding trip to New York and other northern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mary Etta Greene
Gates McKaughan
First Methodist Church
Rocky Mount
N. C
Geo. W. Perry
Lula B. Greene
J. S. Greene
Whitakers
Red Oak
School of
Park's View Hospital
McKaughan
D. E. McKaughan
M. Kaughan
University of North Carolina
Atlanta Dental College
Atlanta
North Carolina Board of Health
Garden Club Honors Hostess At Dahlias And Roses Event
Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. E P Billup's home where dahlias zinnias and roses adorned the living room and hall. With president Mrs Fred Morris absent, other officers guided the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
E. P. Billup
Fred Morris
Trinity P T A Holds Enthusiastic School Meeting
The Trinity P T A gathered at the school for a lively general meeting led by Miss Sarah Petty with the membership committee announcing they exceeded their goal. Rev W L Killen led the devotional as Mrs Killen presided, while Rosa Lee Meredith spoke on social life in school and A R Bullock outlined the seven cardinal principles covering physical, social, home, community, vocational, and ethical life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parent-Teacher Association
Sarah Petty
W. L. Killen
Rosa Lee Meredith
Roy Fulp
A. R. Bullock
Highway Employee Hurt In Wreck In Thomasville
James Crabtree, a State Highway commission employee, was injured when the highway truck he drove overturned on West Main street extension at 9 this morning due to locked brakes. He was taken to City Memorial hospital. doctors say his condition is not serious after X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
James Crabtree
State Highway Commission
West Main Street
City Memorial Hospital
Local Social Notes Highlight Students and Guests
Mr and Mrs Fred Morris and Miss Sallie Matt Marshall attend ed the Duke Ga Tech game in Durham on Saturday. Misses Minnie Corum and Virginia Williard were week end guests of Miss Williard’s parents in Winston-Salem. Oscar Joyner a Davidson College student spent the weekend with his parents. W S Linville and J A Linville visit their brother Dr C Linville in Goldsboro. Dr and Mrs Scott Lewis of West Chester Pa were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Richard Whitaker. Mrs Lewis is sister of Mrs Whitaker. Miss Mickey McGuire spends several days at her Elkin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Sallie Matt Marshall
Duke
Scott Lewis
West Chester, Pa
Richard Whitaker
Lewis
Whitaker
R. S. Green
Matthews
J. 8. Green
C. F. Finch
Claude G
Mocksville
John Green
I. G. Greer
Mills Home
M Home
J. R. Proctor
Rocky Moon
Charles F. Plips
New York
Pinkney Rank and Son
Pinkney, Jr
Gatonia
Reece Harvi
Weet M Street
Ella McDearman
Rocky Mount
L. L. Pratt
Lawrence
Nelson Liles
Greens
Lena Pratt
Salem Street
Archibald Johnson
Fayettevi
Lois Johns
Evangelical and Reformed Women Meet in Eastern District
About 125 women from the eastern district gather at the First Evangelical and Reformed church for the Eastern Institute of the Woman’s Missionary Society meeting. The program runs from 10 a m to 3 30 p m with lunch at 12 30. keynote talks by Mrs Reich and Mrs Reichenbach focus on World Fields From Ocean to Ocean and Our Parish. Mrs W H Causey of Winston-Salem presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eastern Institute
Woman's Missionary Society
W. Reich
Elsa Reichenbach
Reich
Reformed Church
Reichenbach
Evangelical Church
Our Parish
W. H. Causey
North Carolina Classical
Winston-Salem
Defective Sight Survey Underway in North Carolina
Dr. Roma S. Cheek of the State Blind Commission announced a WPA survey of visually impaired residents across 93 counties. The effort aims to inventory 4,000 to 6,000 blind people with $16,494 allocated, expected to finish next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Roma S. Cheek
State Blind Commission
North Carolina
West End Baptist class to meet at Darby home
The L. L. L. Class of West End Baptist Church will meet this evening at 7 45 at the home of Hazel and Sarah Darby 213 Tomlinson street All members urged to attend Also Stephens Bible class set for Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs L D Wagner 216 Willowbrook street Nora L Andrews leads from Romans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Baptist Church
Misses Hazel
Sarah Darby
Tomlinson Street
Stephens
Stephens Bible
L. D. Wagner
Willowbrook Street
Nora L. Andrews
Local residents and visitors hosted in the city
Mrs E N Allen formerly of this city now in Kernersville visits this week with Mrs W R McCain on Louise avenue. Misses Margaret and Doris Allen of Kernersville who once lived in High Point visited Sunday with Miss Virginia McCain. Mildred Kearns and Beatrice Overcash returned from Hickory where they visited Miss Mary Summer. Dr H L Brockmann head of Burrus Memorial hospital attends Clinical Congress in Philadelphia. Daughter Sonya Kay born to Mr and Mrs Kermit Sloop at Guilford General hospital on October 9. Sloop from this city, Ruby Corum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Allen
Kernersville
W. R. McCain
Louise Avenue
Margaret and
Doris Allen
High Point
Virginia McCain
Mildred Kearns
Beatrice Overcash
Hickory
Mary
Z. M. Silman
Coletrane Street
H. L. Brockmann
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Sloop
Kermit Sloop
Albert Street
Sonya Kay
Guilford General Hospital
Ruby Corum
J D Misenheimer 71 Dies In Asheboro
J D Misenheimer age 71 died at his home on North Fayetteville Street after several weeks of illness. He moved to Asheboro three years ago from Mount Gilead where he had lived many years. Survived by four sons J I of Durham Guy of Caro Georgia Ralph of Mount Gilead and Fred Misenheimer of Asheboro. two daughters Mrs Walton Way and Miss Mary Misenheimer. three sisters Mrs D A Lentz Mrs Joe Fisher and Mrs Lizzie Simmerson of Salisbury. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon at Mt Gilead Presbyterian church with burial in Sharon Cemetery near Mt Gilead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. D. Misenheimer
N. Fayetteville Street
Mt. Gilad
J. I
Durham
Guy
Caro
D. A. Lentz
Joe Fisher
Lizzie Simmerson
Salisbury
Mt. Gilead Presbyterian Church
Sharon Cemetery
Mt. Gilead
Child dies at home in Central Falls area
Char lie T. Hughes three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J H Hughes died at his home near Central Falls Monday afternoon. He is survived by four brothers Marvin Edward George and Richard Hughes. Funeral services were held today at Plainfield church near Sophia with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Charlie T. Hughes
J. H. Hughes
Central Falls
Marvin
Edward
George
Richard Hughes
Plainfield Church
Sophia
Father Loser In Fight For Child
Ralph Valentine of Greensboro lost a superior court suit to obtain custody of his 2 year old daughter Elwyn Elizabeth. The child's maternal grandfather and grandmother Rev and Mrs W R Robinson of Westminster DC have cared for the child since the mother's death in December 1934. Judge Hoyle Sink ordered Valentine to pay $7.50 monthly child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Ralph Valentine
Greensboro
Superior Court
W. R. Robinson
Westminster
D. C
Hoyle Sink
Valentine
Elwyn Elizabeth
Damages Sought in Isenhour Death Suit in Cabarrus
W Fr Isenhour as administrator filed in Cabarrus superior court seeking 25000 damages for M L Isenhour death in an automobile crash nearly a year ago. Defendants named include E A Williams of Timberlake and Ed Gray taxi owner of Concord. Coroner jury ordered Williams held for grand jury. Ed Lentz the taxi driver was absolved of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
W. Fr. Isenhour
Cabarrus Superior Court
M. L. Isenhour
A. Williams
Timberlake
Ed Gray
Williams
Ed Lentz
Isenhour
Firemen Respond to Smoke Call at McMurray House
Shelby, Oct. 20. The Shelby fire department answered an alarm at a house owned by A. W. McMurray and occupied by a tenant. The tenant said he did not want the fire put out, only the smoke. Workers had covered the flue with shingles a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Shelby Fire Department
A. W. McMurray
Tuer Le Temps Club Holds Bridge Meeting in Thomasville
The Tuer Le Temps Club met at Mrs. Clifford Clodfelter’s home in Thomasville for two tables of bridge. High score bath powder went to Mrs. Wade Tillotson and second score towels to Mrs. Carmen Harris. Refreshments followed as attendees included Mrs. Joe Boyles Jr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Tuer le Temps Club
Clifford Clodfelter
Wade Tillotson
Carmen Harris
Mesdames Joe Boyles, Jr
Robert Hill
Horace Lawing
Wade Morgan
Mrs
Lou Fair
Spray
Plane Saved By Mountaineers In Smoky Mountains
Stunt pilot Bob Trader credited Carolina mountain folk with freeing his plane from quicksand in the Great Smoky Mountains. A barefoot boy alerted the crowd as the ship sank, neighbors built a log runway, and Trader climbed back aboard to fly home despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carolina Mountains
Bob
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Trader
Permit To Erect Service Station Granted Today
Fire Chief E K Ingram issued a permit to the E A Ben cini estate to build a new service station on Wrenn street between High and Commerce at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. Contract let to T C Cozart of Greensboro. Additional permits issued follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
E. A. Bencini
Wrenn Street
High
Commerce Streets
T. C. Cozart
Greensboro
L. A. Spaugh
Tate Street
Christ Sanctified Holiness Church
Tabernacle
Ward Street
West Green
Gurley Streets
A. G. Memory
Denny Street
Charles Finch
North Main Street
R. D. Fowler
Highland Avenue
M. G. Smith
Franklin Street
Piedmont Baptist Session Opens In Reidsville
The Piedmont Baptist Association begins its 43rd annual two day meeting at Calvary Baptist Church near Reidsville with M. A. Huggins of Raleigh delivering the principal address. Election of officers follows and High Point ministers and laymen join the program. There are 48 churches in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Baptist Associa
Calvary Baptist Ehur
Reidsville
High Poi
M. A. Huggins
Raleigh
General Board of Baptist Church
High Point
Clarence A. Smith
J. M. Hilling
A. Brad
A. Lee Gibson
J. N. Bowman
C. N
Hughey O. Miller
J. Robbins
Rome’s Population Shrinks Since Ancient Era
Rome today has fewer citizens than during its 2000 year ago heyday, highlighting long term demographic change in the ancient capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
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Misses Douglas and Sharp
Woman's College
St. Mary’s
Pentagon
F. M. Scott
Mofpitt
Lloyd Sheets
White Oak Street
John W. Hedrick
American Legion Auxiliary
Ross H. Davis
H. A. Cecil
T. J. Underwood
J. W. McGuinn
James W. Poole
Rowella
John D. Biggs
High Point Woman's Club
Woman's Hall
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
J. B. Marsh
R. L Quigley
Geddie Strickland
Misa Louise Adams
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Mike Clein
Tea and
E. S. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Idylwild
Sedgefield
Miss Green
Dr. McKaughan
David Lee McKaughan
Bess
Esther McKaughan
W. R. McKaughan
Elizabeth McKaughan
Carl Kerner
Fred Vance
Iceland
Walson Allen
Carrie Jacob Bonds
Sam Vance J
E. P. Billups
Picardy
Kathleen
Edgar Shore
Walter Allen
Tom Street
Sam Vance, Jr
C. H. Warner
King Grogan
Rev. E. P. Billups
Trinity P.T. A
Miss
Mickey” McGuire
Elkin
Charles T. Hughes
Fiue
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Church Cottage
Aviator
U. S
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
First National Bank
Baptist Group
Crary Church
Piedmont Association
CIPS
Brand
Hutchen’s
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