High Point Girl Honored for Club Work at Brenau College
A Brenau college society paper praises Miss Nellie Muse of High Point for her active role in campus club life. The Wilson Marshall parade featured Miss Martha Groover as Uncle Sam and Miss Muse as America, described as a patriotic member. A Yoke of events includes L T L meeting at South Main school and plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Alchemist
Brenau College
Gainesville
Nellie Muse
Muse
Wilson-Marshall
Wilson Marshall Club
Martha Groover
Uncle Sam
America
Miss Muse
South Main Street
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Meetings
Miss Iren Hutchison wedding plans with June Alson Gray take place at 7 p m on Statesville road with a bridal party reception following rehearsal. Guests include family, church members, and local society figures. Also noted is Olive Longest’s upcoming marriage in Greensboro and a Reformed Church address by Mrs Edward Evemeyer. Born: Alma Virginia to Dr and Mrs H W McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarlotte
Iren Hutchison
Alson Gray
High Point Ces
Statesville Road
Hutchison
Wise Hutchison
Graham Auten
Nat Alexander
Roy Hutchison
Bruce Hutchison
Helor
W. J. Hitchison
Bride
C. H. Little
Sharon Presbyterian Church
Me Hutchison
June Alson Gray
Gh Point
E. L. Ragan
High Point
Louie Hutchison
Blanchehison
Reid Sarratt
Mary Elizabeth Hutchison
Maria Whitley
Adam Auten
Roy
Ce Hutchison
Eensboro
Iss Olive Longest
Lilliant
Reformed Church
Edward Evemeyer
Easton
First Reformed Church
Emeyer
Oman
City
L. A. Peeler
Mssell Street
Personal notices from local social scene tale visits and plans
Mrs Will Nissers and Mrs Richard Ray visited Mrs R C Charles on Elm Street in Winston Salem. Mrs Billy Armstronz visited Greensboro yesterday. Miss Virginia Woodson and brothers Shelton and Bob head to Richmond to stay with relatives. J Lewis Woodson, former Elwood hotel proprietor, undecided about future plans. Rev L A Peeler attends Potomac Synod in York Va and returns later this week. Mrs J F Stamey of Marion to visit children’s families with daughter Mrs W R Wix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Nissers
Richard Ray
Winston-Salem
R. C. Charles
Elm Street
Billy Armstromz
Greensboro
Virginia Woodson
Shelton
Bob
Richmond
J. Lewis Woodson
Elwood Hotel
L. A. Peeler
Potomac Synod
York
J. F. Stamey
Marion
W. R. Wix
Bob White Patrol Scouts Hold Interesting Session
The Bob White patrol of High Point Boy Scouts met at the home of Scout Moreland Lynch last night. The meeting opened at 7 45 with most members present. They fixed up a wireless set, seek more voltage, and plan to study wireless under Prof. Deadon. Six scouts expressed a wish to hike to Freeman's mill Saturday. Scouts Edwin Chappell, Dalton, and Carlton Kirkman spoke on signaling and lifesaving incidents. Refreshments followed and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
High Point Boy Scouts
Moreland Lynch
Wirless
Deadon
Freeman’s Mill
Edwin Chappell
Dalton
Carlton Kirkman
Question if newspapers harm readers debated by students
A Lincoln Literary society meeting on October 13 discusses the topic newspapers do more harm than good to its readers. A newspaper man questions the issue, noting its large significance and calling for a final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Lincoln Literary Society
Nwwspaper
Doctor Burrus Leaves for New York to Consult on Ill Mrs Jackson
Dr. J. T. Burrus departed for New York after a telegram requesting a consultation in the serious illness of Mrs. J. J. Jackson, daughter of F. E. Creelman. She is known in High Point where she lived before her marriage. The illness is described as surgical in nature. Burrus plans to stop in Philadelphia to attend a clinical congress of surgeons en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Burrus
New York
J. J. Jackson
F. E. Creelman
Burrus
Philadelphia
Clinical Congress of Surgeons
Wealthy American girl marries Italian nobleman in Washington
Miss Margaret Preston Draper, reputedly the richest woman in Massachusetts, marries Prince Andrea Boncompagni in a ceremony at the Draper residence in Washington. Cardinal Gibbons officiates in the Farragut Square ballroom. the union links the Draper family with a historic Roman noble line dating to the eleventh century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin Draper
Rome
McKinley
Boncompagni
Gregory XIII
Gregory V
Holy Roman Empire
Ferdinand II
Draper
Farragut Square
Cardinal Gibbons
England
Oxford
Miss Draper
United States
Democratic speakers urge large Trinity vote for Democrats
Colonel Wood state auditor and Mr. Smith of Raleigh spoke in Trinity study hall on state politics. They argued the present national and state administration benefits for the state and urged a Democratic majority. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J J Farriss and Mr and Mrs G T Wood. J B Rhame, ill, was improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
J. J. Farriss
G. T. Wood
J. B. Rhame
Men’s Tailoring Offered at Tannenhaus Bros
Fall line for men advertised with reasonable prices and easy terms. An expert tailor available to measure customers at Tannenhaus Bros on Commerce Street opposite the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannenhaus Bros
Commerce Street
Postoffice
Recital for Library Benefit by Durham School of Music artists
Friday October 27 in the auditorium two Durham School of Music performers present a recital. Miss Helen Irwin a longtime student of New York instructors and Naples Italy years under Carlo Sebastiani has earned high praise. Mr Robbins praised as a pianist developed at the school over ten years. Proceeds go to the High Point library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham School of Music
Helen Irwin
New York
Naples
Italy
Carlo Sebastiani
Robbins
The
Herald
High Pain
Kuehn Concert Company Tomorrow at Auditorium
The Kuehn Concert Company performs tomorrow night at the auditorium. Superintendent Marr and the Boy Scouts urge public notice. previous show pleased attendees though crowd size was modest. Marr believes High Point can support a high class lyceum series this winter with public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuehn
Lyceum
Marr
High Point
Mr Marr
Card of Thanks From Hart Drug Contest Supporters
A grateful note thanks friends for support during the Hart Drug company contest and acknowledges every vote. It credits friends for the success and expresses deep appreciation. Also advertised are ladies suits in serge, poplin, or gabardine at 1.00 weekly at Tannenhaus Bros with a saleslady available to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Drug Company
Tannenhaus Bros
the Express
Negro Arrested for Theft of Corn from County Home
A negro, Hazel Fries, was arrested in Greensboro after deputies found sacks of four bushels of corn in his wagon that matched items stolen from the county home Saturday night. Fries claimed to have bought the corn from another man, who they then sought to arrest. He previously served four months for a hay theft he claims was unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fries
Greensboro
Joe Phipps
W. J. Weatherly
Fries
Hazel
Shay
Five Die as Gravel Pit Caves In Near Barton Alabama
Five men are killed when a gravel pit collapses at a locality a mile from Barton Alabama. Four white workers and a Black man died as tons of sand caved in and crushed them during the accident this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton, Ala
Blease Conference Decides Not to Bolt
In Columbus South Carolina on October 25 the Blease faction's minority members in Columbia decided there would be no bolt from the party. The conference drew several hundred attendees and ended with a united stance against action to break from the faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blease
Columbus
S. C
South Carolina
Columbia
Harvest Salamagundie Service at First Presbyterian
Harvest Salamagundie will be remembered at a service held Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. Public cordial invitation extended. a silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Private School Reopens Under Miss Dobbs
Miss Dobbs will reopen her private school on Monday October 30 signaling a return to classes. The notice is dated October 25, 1941 and confirms the expected reopening schedule.
C W Baker Returns to Fireman Job After Tanlac Cure
C W Baker a Pittsburg Plate Glass fireman living at 632 Willowbrook Street credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from indigestion stomach trouble and nerve distress He reports better sleep restored appetite and renewed energy at work He urges others to try Tanlac Genuine Tanlac sold in High Point at Hart Drug Store and nearby outlets.
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C. W. Baker
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Willowbrook Street
Mr. Baker
Taniac
High Point
Hart Drug Store
Thomasville
Thomasville Drug Co
Randleman, Randleman Drug Co
Limited Piano Harmony and Sight Pupil Intake
A notice states a limited number of pupils will be admitted for piano, harmony, and sight reading instruction. It outlines enrollment intent and potential selection criteria.
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Prent
Je Gull
Then
Carles Pitt
New York Times
L. T. L. Meeting
Charlotte
tTo
H. W. McCain
Exies
Alma Virginia
Moffitt Furnishing Company
BOY Scouts
DR. Burrus
Washington
Cupid
Margaret Preston
Dra
Per
Massachusetts
Prince Andrea Boncompagni
Prince Andrea
Brother
Royal
Miss Margaret
Trinity News
Harvest Salamagundie
C.W. Baker
Tanlac
Miss Clara Boyd
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