Phi Beta club meeting at Miss Harris home in Thomasville
The Phi Beta club gathered Friday at Miss Mamie Harris house on Randolph Street with president Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth presiding. Papers by Mrs. Meade Hite and Mrs. J A Morris discussed Stalin and Mussolini.
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Thomasville
Phi Beta Club
Mamie Harris
Randolph Street
Charles F. Lambeth
Meade Hite
J. A. Moris
Miss Harris
R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
J. A. Morris
High Point
Mesdames Chas. F. Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
E. W. Cates
Carlton Newby
Paul Newton
Harry Lee Lambeth
Bridge Club Luncheon and Afternoon Bridge Meeting
Mrs. George Finch hosted a Contract bridge luncheon Friday at 10 with two tables in play. Mrs. Austin Finch won the high score prize. visitors led by Mrs. W. G. Smith received lace chair back mats. A later luncheon honored several guests, including Mrs. T. Austin Finch and Miss Alliene Hoover. San Souci club members enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Gray.
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O. R. Hodgin
Carson Cox
H. R. Kyser
Frank Murr
Paul Hassler
G. W. Lyles
T. E B. Jennings
C. R. Hodgin
Walter Newby
R. H. Holliday
W. E. Tomlinson
C. H. Newby
T. E. Jennings
C. E. Crowell
J. W. Hawthorne
George Finch
Colonial Drive
Contract Bridge Club
Austin Finch
W. G. Smith
T. Austin Finch
Alliene Hoover
O. R Hodsin
Ralph Wilson
Robert Rapp
E. H. Mahone
David Long
Frank Marr
Janey Reid
San Souci
Grimes Couple Traveling With Miss McNeil in Washington
Mr and Mrs Forrest Grimes accompanied by Miss Marianna McNeil of Roaring River are spending some time in Washington D C.
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Forrest Grimes
Marianna McNeil
Roaring River
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Tudor and son visit Salisbury amid family host
Mrs. Percy Tudor and her young son spend the weekend in Salisbury as guests of Mrs. Rosa Cauble, the mother of Mrs. Tudor.
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Mrs. Percy Tudor
Small Son
Salisbury
Mrs. Tudor
Rosa Cauble
Greensboro club members attend tea at Jefferson Standard Club
Members of the local Business and Professional Girls club attended a Thursday evening tea hosted by the Greensboro club at the Jefferson Standard Club. Attendees included Mrs. G. Crowell the local president Mrs. R. W. Green Mrs. Hunter Burton and Misses May Simpson Lessie Belva Harris Myra Olive Sallie McCracken and Elsie Farrington.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Greensboro
Jefferson Standard Club
G. &. Crowell
R. W. Green
Hunter Burton
May Simpson
Lessie
Belva Harris
Myra Olive
Sallie MccCracken
Elsie Farrington
Finch and Webb Return From Short New York City Visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. Austin Finch returned Friday from a brief stay in New York City. Mrs. William Webb returned Thursday to her Greenville home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Johnson.
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Mrs
T. Austin Finch
New York City
Willian Webb
Greenville
Archibald Johnson
Bankers Meeting Attendees Return Home
R L Pope and Mr and Mrs Walter Rapp attended the National Bankers meeting in Washington DC and returned home Thursday after the event.
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R. L. Pope
Walter Rapp
National Bankers
Washington, D. C
Eugene Green to Return to Atlantic City After Visit
Eugene Green plans to return to Atlantic City New Jersey on Monday after a month here visiting relatives.
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Eugene Green
Atlantic City
N. J
Local Couple to Return from New Orleans Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles F Phillips are due back Sunday to their home after a week in New Orleans where Mr Phillips attended the Building and Loan meeting. He serves as secretary of the Thomasville Realty and Trust Company.
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Charles F. Phillips
New Orleans
Phillips
Thomasville Realty and Trust Company
Johnson Street School P T A Holds First Regular Meeting
The Johnson Street School P T A held its first regular meeting in the school auditorium on Thursday at 7 2 o clock. The High Point college A Capella choir directed by Miss Margaret Sloan sang five songs and Dr T W Andrews city schools superintendent spoke on The School as the Center of the Community. He defined a good citizen as one who participates in community projects and noted the school and P T A as a broad enabling force. Mrs L C Ray’s first grade won a book for most parents present. Frank Hearne, son of Mr and Mrs F R Hearne, celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at 703 Park Street featuring games prizes and refreshments.
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Johnson Street
P.T. A
High Point College
Margaret Sloan
Deep
Babylon
T. W. Andrews
Dr. Andrews
United States
L. C. Ray
Frank Hearne
F. R. Hearne
Park Street
Elisabeth Reid
BE. W. King
Cora Elizabeth Joarne
Henrietta Horner
Alberta Taylor
Frank
Special Theater Supplement Promises New Attractions
The edition presents announcements and descriptions of forthcoming local theatre attractions. No advertisements or features regarding next week’s attractions appear on this page today due to the special motion picture edition supplement.
Elm St Study Group to Hear Mrs Schroder
The Elm Street school Child Study Group of the PTA will meet in the school library on Wednesday afternoon October 31 at 8 15. Principal Mrs Dan Schroder will speak on Some Causes of Success and Failure of School Children. New officers will be elected and reports from the state convention will be reviewed.
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Elm ST
Schroder
Elm Street
Trinity Church’s Wall Street Real Estate Valued at 27.9 Million
The 237 year old Trinity Church at the head of Wall Street in New York City stands as the country’s richest church. Its Lower Manhattan real estate holdings were assessed at 27,879,400 this year.
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Trinity Church
Wall Street
New York City
Lower Manhattan
Airplanes Can Not Fly Inverted For Long Distances
The note states that airplanes cannot fly in an inverted position for any appreciable distance, implying stability and safety concerns with inverted flight.
Eyes and headaches linked by eye strain findings
Dr Morris Fishbein reports a British eye specialist finds 240 of 1000 patients examined for eye disease report headaches. Most eye related headaches sit behind the eyes and worsen late in the day or after work, with rare cases at the back of the head and occasional morning onset from prior overwork.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Headache Onset Delays Tied To Attention and Sleep
A study notes that headache onset can be delayed as people ignore mild pain. When fatigue or sleep loss weakens control, individuals become more conscious of the headache and its onset.
Miss Paris Renee Joive Brings French Couture to New York
Ambassadress Renee Joive, dubbed Miss Paris, arrives in New York to showcase haute couture designs from French couturiers. Her broad smile signals enthusiasm for the assignment and the stylish display ahead.
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America
Renee Joive
Paris
New York
Motion Picture Headache Through Screen Changes
The article explains a form of headache linked to changing movie viewing conditions. It notes headaches often occur after peak work periods and mentions flicker, reduced screen size, and newer film technologies as contributing factors to viewer discomfort. The piece reflects early cinema concerns about viewer reactions to evolving presentation.
Illumination and Eye Strain Highlight Need for Proper Eyewear
Early discussions note transitions from light to darkness strain the eyes and cause fatigue and headaches. People with uncorrected vision defects find relief by rest or altering focus, underscoring the need for properly fitted eyeglasses and correct reading practices.
Gold shipments pass daily through the mail system
The report notes millions of dollars worth of gold move daily via mail services with shipments ranging from a single ring to large sections valued in the thousands.
Butler Automatic Coal Burner offers 15 to 50 percent saving promise
The Butler Automatic Coal Burner is advertised with a season long free use offer and a money back guarantee if heating costs do not drop 15 to 50 percent against a three year average. It claims improved indoor comfort, reduced fuel waste, and compatibility with existing warm air and steam systems.
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Butler
Free Heat Survey Offer Lets Butler Size Up Your Home
A dated ad promises a free heat survey to assess heating needs and system efficiency. A heating rep will provide a written report on expected results and installation costs, with no obligation, and requests coupon or phone contact to request the survey.
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Manume Wrenon
High Point, N
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