Brierfield U D C Chapter Meets in Thomasville
The Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. R. P. Murphy’s home on Fast Main street with Miss Margaret Woodard and Miss Minerva Hellig assisting. Topics included a paper on Science and Invention of the Early South and a report on the High Point convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. P. Murphy
Main Street
Margaret Woodard
Minerva Hellig
Murphy
B. J. Poe
G. T. Cochrane
South
F. J. Alexander
High Point
J. L. Winningham
Sam Jones
Greensboro
Halloween fests and contests mark church and school events
A village Halloween program featured a prize kitten prank, apple and imitation contests won by Clara Mae York and ties for Marie Sni der and Lucille Culler, and a cat head pinning game won by Ronda Sebastian and Jim Kent. The event offered Halloween souvenirs and a kids lunch. A bazaar and turkey dinner at First Presbyterian on Nov 9 showcased handmade goods and a festive menu. School notes mention a Trinity concert by the Morris Henson quartet, and students traveling to Appalachian State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mae York
Marie Snider
Lucille Culler
Ronda Sebastian
Jim Kent
Hallowe’en
Elsie Gates
Lorraine Sebastian
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Local and international notices intertwine in city column
The column lists residents visiting and recovering, including Dr W L Jekeon returning from Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota, Miss Doris Hale George L Price and others from Lumberton at 2138 Steele St. It notes illness improvement and travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition, plus a detailed history of the American embassy in Russia through 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hale
George L. Price
Lumberton
John H. Wishart
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Howard 8. Delaney
Philadelphia
Initiatory Ball Delights High Point Social Season Opener
The Pentagon club hosted its Initiatory Ball at High Point Country Club on Friday night honoring new members. Wake Forest Deacons provided music as Curtis Newton led the dance with Miss Lois Chidester and club officers followed by guests. Local dignitaries acted as chaperones for the fall social season kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
High Point
Litvinoff Plans Visit to U S S R Trip Details
The article notes Litvinoff laying plans to visit the Soviet Union. It discusses the withdrawal of American forces from a White Sea port as a continuing topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litvinoff
U. 5S
White Sea
No Cost to City Under Deal Made by Umstead
The third floor of the municipal building houses the city library. Built in 1911 12 it formerly served as the post office until the new facility opened nearby in September. The Renaissance limestone structure cost $65 000 at construction and has shown remarkable growth in tight quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CITY
Umstead
World's tallest standing tree identified near Dyerville
The world's tallest known standing tree is a sixty four foot redwood located near Dyerville California.
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Dyerville
Cal
Real Estate Boards Convene select 1984 officers and code action
The North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards concluded its 12th annual meeting at Sedgefield Inn with Alphonsus Cobb named president for 1984 and Asheville winning the attendance cup. The group reaffirmed sales tax as a revenue pillar and referred the NRA code for real estate to local boards for action, expecting a special state board session around November 10.
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Greensboro
Alphonsus Cobb
Durham
Asheville
NCY Association of Real Estate Boards
Sedgefield Inn
Board of Directors
George P. Geoghegan, Jr
Winston-Salem Club
A. K. Moore
Cobb
Ross Sigman
Salisbury
R. C. Cantwell, Jr
Wilmington
C. E. Phillips
George P. Geoghegan
Dr. Greensboro
Platt H. Boyd
H. W. Dysart
Murray Jones
Ivan Clendenin
Raleigh
E. BE. Mendenhall, Jr
High Point
J. J. Wells
Rocky Mount
H. E. Isenhour
Nebraska Governor Attacks NRA Program Over Bond Refund
Nebraska's governor criticizes a proposed NRA program and argues for refunding 1.5 billion dollars of Fourth Liberty bonds with new money rather than securities. He says this would save more than 65 million dollars in annual interest and expand currency to restore farmers purchasing power. The statement notes he supports the President but urges currency expansion.
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Roosevelt
Hastings
Republican
Delaware
Farm Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wuld
Central Friends Plan Rally Meeting With Nearby Churches
Central Friends church will join with other churches for a rally meeting. No evening service will be held tonight at Central Friends Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Striking Farmers to Seek Aid From Organized Labor
Holiday association leaders say they have not been officially notified of the strike and will act only after hearing from Reno. Nebraska holiday president H. C. Parmenter met in Omaha to plan curtailment of Omaha milk supply, with picketing possible if cooperation is not secured. Nettles sting due to fine brittle hairs that inject poison when broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Association
Reno
Nebraska
H. C. Parmenter
Omaha
Rev Boyd Bulla to Speak at Temperance Rally Service
At 11 a.m. Rev. Boyd B. Bulla pastor of Marlboro Friends Church will address the temperance rally in the junior high school auditorium. He will also speak to the Brotherhood class meeting at 9:46 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance
Boyd B. Bulla
Marlboro Friends Church
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Mamie Harris
Thursday Bridge Club
Randolph Street
Robert Rapp
Carson Cox
George Finch
R. C. Allridge
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A. R. Swaim
W. BE. Tomlinson
Walter Rapp
G. W. Lyles
Austin Fich
T. E B. Jennings
Ervin Earnhardt
W. G. Smith
W. G. Lyles
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J. F. aGrner
Alliane Hoover
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G. Marshall Hoover
J. R. Blair
E. W. Dixon
the Daughters of the American Revolution
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Lois Johnson
Barbara Corcoran
South Hamilton
Mass
Catherine Lambeth
Corcoran
Lambeth
Louise McMillan
Johnson
F. A. Maier
Zaneaville
Ohio
Ervin Barnhirdat
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Charles F. Lambeth
Hamilton
Paul Green
Betty and
Paul, Jr
Mount Airy
Charlies Lambeth
Priscilla Lambeth
Charles, Jr
Archibald Johnson
Sweetbriar College
Sweetbriar, Va
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Stella Rapp
Baltimore
Henry Rapp
C. A. Cox
Winston Street
R. H. Phillips
R. W. Green
W. Percy Tudor
Cox
Albert Shuford
Phil Shuford
Percy Tudor
Margaret Thompson
Vysta Woodley
South Main
South Main Street
M. E
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J. A. Henderson
Parent- Teacher Association
Miss Gates
Young Artists
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Virginia Hunt
Grace Koontz
W. C. Koontz, Jr
Appalachian State Teacher's College
Boone
N. C
Helen Bonner Eshelman
North Carolina College
J. A. Eshelman
Frances Eshelman
Eshelman
O. J. Jones
Bryson City
W. H. Hall
A. F. Sams
Winston-Salem
A. G
Trinity
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H. A. Millis
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I. Paul Ingle
W. J. Fraley
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Rochester, Minn
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Edward Farlow
Mrs. C. BE. Moose
Colon
Mrs. Moose
C. M. Freeman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
H. H. Foust Ia
East
Lexington Avenue
R. A. Sheroff
Lewis E. Teague
Chicago
United States
Vladivostok
Russia
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Poole
Moscow
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St. Louis
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Francia
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Petrograd
Francis
Vologda
Georges Chicherin
Kanbalaksha
State Department
AAA
Schulman
Boot Shop
S. Main St
Sheraton Hotel
Consomme Royal
Sheraton
Tuer
Tanway
Pam-Ray
Beauty Shop
A&p
Lexington, N
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Rally
Elwood Hotel Cafe
Clover Brand
High Point City
U. S
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High Point Creamery Co
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