Dinner Dance At Emerywood Becomes Halloween Event
About 200 attended the October dance at Emerywood Country Club for membership and their guests. Chrysanthemums colored the rooms and tables for a turkey dinner and Halloween themed decor. Basil Freeman and his orchestra provided dance music from nine to one, with private dinner parties later joining the main event. The dance caps October social functions at the club, with a bridge gathering planned Tuesday morning hosted by Mrs. William A. Tomlinson.
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Merywood Country Club
Basil Freeman
William A. Tomlinson
Sapers Are Washed Through Faters By Prepared For Ire
Fragmented notice describes prepared delivery or service readiness for Thomasville with contact options including writing or phone to arrange orders for diapers and related products. The readable text hints at customer service and immediate availability for local delivery.
Baby Diaper Service Opens on Commerce Street
A new baby diaper service advertises at 109 Commerce St with phone numbers 5951 and 47400. It promotes home delivery and routine diaper changes for families seeking convenient infant care.
R. H. Smith Named Secretary of Textile Chemists
Wyss L. Barker of Charlotte was elected chairman of the Piedmont section of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists at a one day session in Charlotte. Officers named include John B. Neely vice chairman Robert H. Smith secretary and Roy J. Beauregard treasurer. Dr D. W. Daniels emeritus dean of Clemson college spoke at the banquet attended by about 350 textile chemists from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Wyss L. Barker
Piedmont
American Association of Textile Chemists
John B. Neely
Burlington
Robert H. Smith
High Point
Roy J. Beauregard
Spartanburg
S. C
D. W. Daniels
Clemson College
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Baby Album Notes For Morgan Moran Family
Margaret Gail Morgan turns one on October 16 with parents Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Morgan at 1318 Franklin Street. Barbara Janice Moran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Moran of Jamestown, awaits her second birthday on November 2.
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Margaret Gail Morgan
M. G. Morgan
Franklin Street
Barbara Janice Moran
Hugh A. Moran
Jamestown
Roy Lee
Butch) Hill
Leroy Hill
Thomasville
High Point Band Honors Charlotte Group At Informal Reception
The High Point high school band hosted an informal reception at First Baptist church after the Charlotte High Point football game. About 175 attended as officers Horace Davis and Joe Dale led arrangements with June Rose Betsy Ruth Bolling Nancy Cauble acting as chaperones.
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High Point High School
First Baptist Church
Charlotte High Point
Horace Davis
Joe Dale
June Rose
Betsy Ruth Bolling
Nancy Cauble
David E. Cauble
A. J. Bolling
Tennessee Librarian Heads Association elects officers
In Asheville North Carolina October 26 officers were elected at the Southeastern Library Association conference. William H. Jesse director of libraries at the University of Tennessee was named president succeeding Miss Ola M Wyeth of Savannah Georgia Edna Grauman head of Louisville Public Library reference dept became vice president succeeding F K W Drury of Nashville Tennessee Miss Sarah Jones assistant director Georgia Department of Education was named secretary treasurer succeeding Alfred Rawlinson of Danville Kentucky.
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Asheville
N. C
Southeastern Library Association
William H. Jesse
University of Tennessee
Ola M. Wyeth
Savannah
Edna Grauman
Louisville
High Point schedules church, clubs, and homecoming events
Calendar lists a Tuesday lineup with the High Point Council of Church Women luncheon speaker Mrs H A White at Emmanuel Lutheran, a Musical Art club concert, bridge at Emerywood, and a Civitan Halloween dinner. Wednesday features a tea for Mrs Baxter Freeze, a BPW Halloween party, and a hotel party at the Sheraton. Friday covers a Green Thumb meeting and a High Point College homecoming barouet before a football game. Saturday notes the Jacqueline Kennedy wedding to Robert Call in Ann Arbor and a college dance, while Sunday hosts an open house at Woman's Hall for students and alumni.
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High Point Council of Church Women
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
H. A. White
Musical Art Club
R. T. Amos
West Emerywood
R. I. Quigley
Emerywood Country Club
William A. Tomlinson
Elm Street School
James H. Hogg
Civitan Club
Hallowe'en
L’amusante Club
Anne Scott Garrett
Rockford Road
Baxter F. Freeze
E. W. Freeze
Mesdames E. W. Freeze, Jr
W. D. Freeze
James W. Poole
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Green Thumb Garden Club
W. A. Tomlinson
Fifth Street
Fred Bartlett
High Point College
Jacqueline Kennedy
Robert James Call
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin
Harrison Gymnasium
Patents Seized From Enemy Nationals Sold For Relief
The Justice Department announced alien property will sell to the public for ten dollars abstracts of about 37 000 mechanical and electrical patents seized from enemy nationals. The abstracts promise use in American industry to create new products, improve existing ones, and cut costs across fields like electricity, machinery, aeronautics, foods, textiles, packaging, and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Alien Property Office
Prices On Middle Belt Reach High Mark For Season
Prices on the Middle Belt tobacco market eased last week with most grades down 1 to 3 dollars while non descript moved up slightly. Weekly gross sales reached 35,683,227 pounds at 54.75 per hundred, season totals at 375,685,970 pounds averaging 53.01. The middle best sold 15,479,845 pounds at 1.05 per hundred, highest season level.
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Middle Belt
North Carolina
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Juniors Oppose U S Tolerance of Communism at District Meet
Members of the Junior Order United American Mechanics at the 13th District gathering in Charlotte unanimously passed a resolution opposing the government's policy of toleration toward the Communist party in the United States. The resolution urged removal of communism and cited FBI Director Hoover. Rep Carl T Durham spoke on foreign policy after a trip to Europe and South America. K L Shipwash was elected district councillor L M Rives vice councillor and Frank L Paschal trustee of the Lexington orphanage.
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United American Mechanics
Sheraton Hotel
Communist Party
United States
FBI
Edgar Hoover
Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
South America
K. L. Shipwash
High Point
L. M. Rives
Frank L. Paschal
Greensboro
Lexington
Retail food prices rise 86 percent since August 1939
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported mid September prices up 86.2 percent from August 1939. The Oct 22 meat price control removal and OPA decontrol orders will not reflect in the index until November.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
OPA
Colonial Roots of American Agricultural Fairs
Farmers displayed produce in market towns dating back to colonial times, mainly for sale at early American fairs and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dominican University Founded by Predicadores Order
The University of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic received Papal approval in 1538 and was established by the Dominican Order of Predicadores, marking a early shift in higher education under church authority.
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Dominican Republic
University of Santo Domingo
Dominican Order of Predicadores
Two Injured In Collision On English Street
William Erwin 63 of Durham and James F Parker of Greensboro were injured when their car collided with another at English street and Highway 10A. Erwin suffered a fractured hip and was taken to Duke hospital after treatment at High Point Memorial hospital. Parker has fractured ribs and remains in a local hospital. Police had not completed the crash investigation.
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William Erwin
Durham
James F. Parker
Greensboro
English Street
Highway 10A
Erwin
Duke Hospital
High Pointemorial Hospital
Parker
Card of Thanks for Ida B. Michael
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our mother Ida B. Michaels illness and death. We also express appreciation for a floral gift received.
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Ida B. Michael
Rooms For Rent Widespread Listings In City
Multiple rental notices advertise newly furnished rooms with amenities such as steam heat and bath access. Options include single rooms for gentlemen or couples, near bus lines, with contact details and specific addresses in the downtown area.
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Textile Chemists
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Hallowe’en
Jo Chapman
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Tennessee Librarian Heads Association
Woman's Hall
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Associated Press
U.S
Tobias, Inc
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Dybhidle Gadubaut
Fobtas
N. Main
W G. Kirk
Kennedy
South Main Street
Beauty Shop
High Points Finest Store
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