Hallowe'en Party Attends Miss Brunson and Miss Davis
Miss Addie Mae Brunson and Ruth Davis hosted a Hallowe'en party at 609 Cable Street on October 26 with games and refreshments. Guests included Miss Mary Wright, Lorene Kivett, Ruth Stallings, and others, along with several gentlemen. The issue notes marriages, society meetings, and a contract bridge talk at Sedgefield Inn on November 7 with R R Mable speaking and possible weekly Duplicate Tourneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Mae Brunson
Ruth Davis
Hallowe'en
Cable Street
Mary
Martha Wright
Lorene Kivett
Ruth Stallings
Jewell Parrish
Kathleen Johnson
Nell Gable
Jessie
Polly Starret
Hazel McIntyre
Virginia Snyder
Messrs
Taft
Tom Hollingsworth
Watson Millikan
Harrie Coltrane
Edgar Branson
Buster Stewart
Clinton Allen
Robert Sawyer
Reid Miller
Raymon White
Henry
Walter Hall
Otis Davis
Charles Hurliman
Sedgefield Inn
R. R. Mable
New York City
American Whist League
Sidney
Cavendish
Bridge Headquarters
Roads of Glass London Invents Glass Highway Blocks
The ministry of transport experiments with a young inventor to build glass highways. Waste glass would be made into blocks for road surfaces and would be so hard as to be nearly indestructible. Corrugating the surface would prevent skidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ministry of Transport
No amendment to the Constitution has ever been repealed
A concise historical statement notes that no amendment to the United States Constitution has ever been repealed. It emphasizes the permanence of constitutional amendments rather than their repeal or replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Missionaries Flee For Lives From Chinese Bandits
Miss Leona Burr, a Congregationalist missionary from South Dakota, fled 200 miles through bandit country to Foochow with Dr Edward Bliss and an Australian missionary. They escaped a raid on Shaowu mission as Kiangsi troops pressed the bandits, reaching Yenping and safety while Fukien province endured looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foochow
China
Leona Burr
South Dakota
Miss Burt
Shaowu
Min River
Here
Kiangsi
Edward Bliss
Bliss
Misa Burr
Yenping
Min
Miss Burr
Fukien
Racy Place Sidney Analyst Claims 100 Races in New Guinea
Government anthropologist B W P Chinney told the Advancement of Science Congress that more than 100 known races exist in the territory of New Guinea with likely more in unexplored areas. The statement highlights the region's rich human diversity and unsettled ethnographic knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Thomasville bridge party and social notices
Mrs. C. A. Cox hosted five tables of bridge with fall decor and prizes for ladies and men. Engagement announcements include Ruth Wright Maier to Erwin Earnhardt with details of education and work. Various young people and guests from Duke and local colleges are noted, along with a birthday party for Jimmy Green and other weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Mater
Lindsay Avenue
Zanesville
Ohio
Ruth Wright Maier
Erwin Earnhardt
J. C. Earnhardt
Charlotte
N. C
Misa Maier
Salem College
Marietta College
Earnhardt
University of North Carolina
Maurice Hosaiery Mille
Thomasville
Mrs Halin Hosts Birthday Party For Mr Halin In Lexington
Mrs Frank Halin entertained a group of friends for Mr Halins birthday with six bridge tables in the living room decorated by late fall blooms. Winners included W J Haselden high gent prize and Chalmers Hutchins high score gentleman prize. The evening closed with chicken salad olives cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frank Halin
Halin
W. J. Haselden
Chalmers Hutchins
Louise Pennington
Hulin
Haselden
K. V. Epting
Frank Hulin
Chariie Williams
Hallowe'en
Reid Settle
Adrian Newton
KK. V. Epting
Zac Taylor
Lee Shirley
Hugh Miley
Curtis Koonts
Byron Lopp
Charles Howerton
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Everhart Improves After Davidson Hospital Operation
Mrs. Robert Everhart recently underwent an operation at Davidson hospital and is improving fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Everhart
Davidson Hospital
Mrs Hashlden Hosts Event Noted in Local Society
On Monday evening Mrs. Hashlden entertained at a social gathering described as a notable addition to the city’s list of hostesses. Attendees included several local families and prominent residents in residence at the event.
CLASS TO MEET
The Susanna Wesley Bible class of the First Methodist church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday night October 28 at the home of Mrs John Craver on North State Street with Mrs W H Raker hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
John Craver
North State l Street
W. H. Raker
Hostess Association Meeting Requested Attendance and Guest
The association urges every member to be present and asks each to bring one guest. The notice emphasizes inclusive participation and event attendance.
Higgins Family Weekend Visit Highlighted in Cooleemee
Arthur Higgins of Cooleemee spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. C. M. Higgins on North State street, sharing time and family moments in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do. M. Higgins
Salisbury
North State Street
Arthur Higgins
Cooleemee
Little Miss Martin Young Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Little Miss Martin Young marked her seventh birthday with a party last Wednesday at the East Center street home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Young. Friends enjoyed games and a cake with seven pink candles followed by ice cream and favors. Attending were Kathryn Grimes Irene Hedrick Betty Sue Hedrick Marguerite Koonts Patsy Rose Wayne Blaylock Doris Swing Evelyn Swing Mary Nell Everhart Louise Everhart Doris Curry Betty Ruth Conrad Mary Beck Clarence Beck and Mrs. Robert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Green
J. 8. Green
Spring Street
Ethel Mae Boges
Bobby Jean Black
Mary Gray Long
Zanetta Black Clayburn Black
Roland Swing
Wesley Rose
Frances Kyser
Cestinag Kyser
Billy Rae Owen
Nancy Farrington
Shirley Harris
Molly Lambeth
Mary Long
Billy Long
Betty Lou Phillips
Martha Phillips
Carson Cox
Patty Hessler
Joan Hassler
Gilbert Snider
Janice Perry
Irene Lawing
Paul Green, Jr
Robert Bowers
Winston-Salem
Green
R. K. Farrington
Paul Hassler
R. &. Green
C. F. Finch
Martin Young
Mrs
Alvin Young
East Center Street
Kathryn Grimes
Irene
Betty Sue Hedrick
Marguerite Koonts
Patsy Rose
Wayne Blaylock
Doris
Evelyn Swing
Mary Nell
Louise Everhart
Doris Curry
Betty Ruth Conrad
Mary
Clarence Beck
Robert Young
Dolls on display at Robbins School show winners named
Much interest was displayed in the doll show sponsored by the Robbins school parent teacher association held Friday and Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Davis won the prize for the largest collection of dolls with Bobby Green given honorable mention. Frances Louise McKay and Bobby Green tied for first in prettiest doll. Susan Dell received honorable mention. John Henry Welborn won oldest doll with entry from his grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins School Parent-Teacher Association
Elizabeth Davis
Bobby Green
Frances Louise McKay
Susan Dell
John Henry Welborn
Quaint Dolls Win Prizes At Local Exhibit
Margaret Thompson and Nancy Raper entered notable dolls in a village show. Nancy Raper won for the quaintest doll while Amelia Hinkle received an honorable mention for West Indies dolls. Mrs Banks Ardell attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs L E Thompson, and Mr and Mrs C F Nifong with daughter Mary Katheryn visited Mrs John Craver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thompson
Nancy Raper
West Indies
Amelia Hinkle
Banks Ardell
Raleigh
C. F. Nifong
Mary Katheryn
John Craver
Special Sermon by Rev Hayes at First Baptist Church
Rev J M Hayes pastor of First Baptist Church announces a special sermon on Sunday morning October 30 at eleven o clock. His subject will be Will the Return the Legalized Liquor Law be a Hinderance to the Progress of Civilization. All WCTU members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hayes
First Baptist Church
Fern Tonio Use Coffee Grounds as Fern Drink
Leftover coffee acts as a stimulant for ferns. Pour a little fresh water through the grounds to weaken the coffee slightly and give your ferns a drink of it at least once a week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misses Davis
Brunson
Peele
J. BR. Duggins
Willis Peele
Ruby
J. R. Duggins
Bennettsville
South Carolina
High Point
Vt. D.C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Country Club
Blanche Burgess
Bruce Craven
C. L. Whitaker
W. J. Fraley
H. Bass
Helen Marshall
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Thomasville Society
C. A. Cox
F. I. Alexander
R. W. Green
J. A. Zeigler
Paul Green
Hobart Lee Fouts
F. J. Alexander
Albert Shuford
A. R. Swaim
Raymond Phillips
Clarence Tomlinson
Cynthia File
C. B. Eassick
Gerald Smith
J. B. Petty
Feivelyn Baker
Duke University
W. L. Baker
Gladys Black
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
T. W. Smith
Faison, N. C
W. G. Smith
Teeny Harrison
Dorothy Moore
Carl Moore
Moffitt’s
North Main
Kolinsky
Lexington Society
Smith Hall
Charles Green
Kelvin Burkhart
George Walker
HH. C. Graves
Washington
Mr. Craver
W. H. Craver
Stamey
Joe Hegel
Lotte
8. O. Hege
West Fifth Street
Wieeeant
Lageerate
Brownbilt Shoe Store
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Sanford Hedrick
Reeds
Robert Conrad
Nel and
Bobby
Minnie Hinkle
Fern Tonio
Thompson
Hallowe’en
Chase
Sanborn's
Rose Dale
Hutchen’s
Libby
Department Food
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