Laura Wesson chapter set for November United Daughters meeting
Mrs. Tom Powell and Mrs. G A Pollock will host the Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy November meeting Friday at 3 30 at the former home on Park Way. Full attendance of members is expected and the event follows a period of society hosting and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Powell
G.A. Pollock
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Con‘Sdemecy
On Park Way
Lotus Club
F. H. Barrett
Woodrow Avenue
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Parkway
G. A. Pollock
Priscilla Club
C. H. Eilis
Otteray Drive
Pentagon Club
Sedgfield Manor
Joe Roman
Social Calendar Featuring Club Meetings and Dance Event
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday schedules list events for Community Arts, DAR, Entre Nous, Lotus, Laura Weston UDC, Priscilla, and Pentagon clubs with meetings at various homes. dances at Sedgfield Manor and Emerywood Country Club with music by Joe Roman and Jelly Leftwich. Betty Lenore Horn born Oct 30 to Gaston Peele and family on East Commerce Street. Ada Blair P T A to meet Thursday at 3 15 pm with special program for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lenore
Perle Horn
Mrs. Gaston Peele
East Commerce Street
Friends of Carl Gibson Confined by Infected Ankle
Friends of Carl Gibson will regret to learn he is confined to his home due to an infected ankle. Friends of Miss Mary Lee King will be glad to learn she is doing nicely after serious illness with diphtheria.
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Carl Gibson
309 Sunset Drive
Mary Lee King
J. W. King
North
Hamilton Street
Burrus Memorial
Mary Leet Underwood
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wyckoff Named Medical Colleges President Elect
Dr. John A. Wyckoff dean of New York University College of Medicine was chosen president elect of the American Association of Medical Colleges at a Nashville convention. Toronto will host the next meeting. Dr. Ross V. Patterson of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia remains president for another year with other officers including Thurman D. Kitchin of Wake Forest College as vice president.
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Nashville
Tenn
John A. Wyckoff
New York University College of Medicine
American Association of Medical Colleges
Association
Toronto
Canada
Ross V. Patterson
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Thurman D. Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest, N. Y
Young People’s Socialist League Forms In City
The first chapter of the Young People’s Socialist League was organized last night at the Socialist hall on East Washington street. It includes youths aged 14 to 25. Attendees planned further steps at the next meeting scheduled for the latter part of next week.
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Young People’s Socialist League
Socialist Hall
East Washington Street
Charlotte to host 1985 NC Jewish Women convention
Charlotte has been selected as the meeting place in March for the 1985 convention of the North Carolina Association of Jewish women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Greensboro
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
Dr Parrott Improves After Heart Attack In Raleigh
Dr James M Parrott state health officer who suffered a heart attack Saturday continued to improve today with slight impairment noted in his condition in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
James M. Parrott
Local Couple United in St Edward's Church Ceremony
Eva Eunice Spears and Harry Moorefield married at Saint Edward's Catholic Church. The couple, both residents of High Point, will reside at 108 Oakwood Court. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Spears of 711 East Green Street. Moorefield works with American Bakery.
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Charles
Taylor Street
Alva Reen
L. Pendry
High Point
N. Cc
Pendry
H. G. Campbell
South Main Street
Eva Eunice Spears
Harry Moorefield
Saint Edward's Catholic Church
A. J. Racette
Mendelsohn
Mildred von Drehle
Meisky
Gift
H. B. Spears
East Green Street
Moorefield
American Bakery Company
Oakwood Court
Masquerade Dance by DeMolays At Emerywood Club
The Order of DeMolay held a Halloween masquerade at Emerywood Country Club last night with elaborate costumes. Author Dick ens won for best individual costume and Miss Margaret Mann with Wallace Ellington took best couple honors. A string of attendees and chaperones enjoyed games, stunts, dancing, and refreshments served at 11.
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Order of DeMolay
Hallowe’en
Emerywood Country Club
Author Dickens
Margaret Mann
Wallace Ellington
Mac Crooks
Bob Cook
Catherine Lowdermilk
John
Y W C A Bridge Supper Club Meeting Delightful Night
Miss Addie Moore and Miss Mary Kearns hosted the Business and Professional Girls club at their Otteray drive home for a bridge supper. Miss Ditsy Cash celebrated a birthday by cutting the cake as decor and costumes reflected a Halloween theme. Prizes went to Mrs. Mabel Campbell and Miss Julia Liles.
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Addie Moore
Mary Kearns
Business and Professional Girls Club
Otteray Drive
Ditsy Cash
Julia Liles
Mabel Campbell
C. H. Ellis
Meredith Bean
C. H. Roser
Glastonbury
Conn
K. T. Boatwright
Thelma Patrick
Blanche , Barber
Lucille Brown
Canelia Geddie
Wilma Byerly
Anabel Thompson
Hattie Cooke
Rose Goldsmith
Carmala Lewis
Aline Wrenn
Annie Gibson
Barbara Brooks
Anderson couple wed in Danville quiet ceremony
Mrs. Luella Sentell of Anderson D C and Irvin Ralph Cross of this city married Saturday night in Danville Virginia with Rev H P East officiating. The groom works for Welborn Supply Co and they will reside at 1424 North Hamilton St.
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Luella Sentell
Anderson
D. C
Irvin Ralph Cross
Danville
H. P. East
First Baptist Church
Oakview PTA Set to Meet Thursday Evening
The Oakview school Parent-Teacher Association will hold a 7:30 PM meeting in the school auditorium with County Schools Superintendent Thomas R. Foust as speaker. Fifth graders will perform Harvest Blessings and sing, inviting all Oakview parents to attend.
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ADA Blair P.T. A
Ada Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Oakview School
Thomas R. Foust
Oakview
Early Tulips as House Plants for Spring Displays
Early tulips can be grown in pots with cool, dark storage and careful placement away from heat sources. Pot bulbs just under the surface, delay bring indoors until growth shows, and use Duc van Thol types for higher success. Beds of single early tulips provide bright color in April before frost.
Bride Eva Spears Becomes Mrs. Harry Moorefield
Recent bride Eva Eunice Spears married Harry Moorefield last Friday. The ceremony and details are noted in society notes of the local newspaper.
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Harry Moorefield
Eva Eunice Spears
Pentagon Club Fall Dance Features Joe Roman Orchestra
The Pentagon Club hosts a Friday night dance from 9:30 to 1:30 at Sedgefield headlined by Joe Roman and his orchestra with vocalists Joan Wells and Art Laney. The ensemble has performed at proms nationwide and in major East Coast cities. club officers and escorts are listed, led by President E C Rankin and Miss Mildred Ferguson.
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Pentagon Club
Sedgefield
Joe Roman
Joan Wells
Art Laney
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
University of Maine
Harvard
Brown
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
New York
Philadelphia
Hartford
Bar Harbor
Boston
E. C. Rankin
Mildred Ferguson
Bill Forster
Emerywood County club Dinner Dance reservations due
The Emerywood County club asks members and out-of-town guests to reserve dinners with secretary R Lynn Trout by Thursday. Welch Harriss chairs the entertainment committee with R B Terry Earl Phillips and Milbourne Amos assisting. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra will provide music for the occasion. guests may attend the dance without dinner.
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Emerywood Country Club
R. Lynn Trout
Jelly Leftwich
Emerywood County Club
Welch Harriss
Mr. Harriss
R. B. Terry
Earl Phillips
Milbourne Amos
Chicago Produce Market Report October 31
Butter trading at 8,158 lots with steady prices across grades. creamery specials at 28 3 4 to 29 1 4, extras down to 27 1 4, firsts 24 1 2 to 26 3 4, with standards near 27 1 2. Egg listings show 1,071 units steady with no sales.
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Chicago
State to Accept Sealed Bids for Institutional Supplies
Raleigh officials announced the state division of purchase and contract will receive sealed bids until November 8 for furnishing a variety of supplies required by state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Division of Purchase and Contract
Ehringhaus Urges Unified Push for Education Support
Gov. Ehringhaus addressed a teachers assembly in Charlotte urging education friends to unite to build a broad sentiment demanding larger support for education in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Ehringhaus
Teachers’ Assembly
Friends of Education
Happy Days Return as Winston-Salem Board Cuts Tax
Winston Salem board of alderman votes to cut city tax by 30 cents and raise employee wages by 10 percent effective November 1. The move marks a return to happier days for the city.
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Winston,salem
Winston-Salem
Harris To Conduct Service Tonight At South Main Church
Rev. L V Harris, pastor of the South Main Street Methodist church, will lead the mid week prayer service tonight at 7 30 o clock for his final appearance under his temporary appointment. Harris has served since the untimely death of J F Moser and his departure is a matter of regret for the congregation.
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L. V. Harris
South Main Street
High Point
J. F. Moser
Chas F Lambeth To Address Peacock Bible Class Dinner
Charles F Lambeth prominent Thomasville manufacturer and business man will speak at the Peacock Bible Class dinner Thursday night at 6 30 o clock at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announced by R C Boyce the class president Major Bruce Craven will also speak and present the hon or guest with special music arranged a project to lend support to the class was adopted.
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Charles F. Lambeth
Thomasville
Peacock Bible Class
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
R. C. Boyce
Bruce Craven
Church invites all men to Monday class dinner
Mr. Boyce announced at the church meeting that all men are invited to attend the class dinner on Monday night.
Oxford Debaters Meet Chapel Hill Tonight on Union Resolution
The University of North Carolina and Oxford University debating teams meet here tonight to argue the resolution that a strong trade union is essential to organized society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Oxford University
Safe Use of Gentle Remedies for Child Digestive Relief
The piece warns against using strong adult laxatives for children and suggests a milder, gradual approach. It cautions that monthly or frequent use of potent cathartics is unsafe and recommends a small, regular dose from a simple remedy to avoid overuse and improper treatment.
Calming Gentle Laxative Promised for Constipated Children
A memory to parents claims senna based laxatives like California Syrup of the Right Amount and California Syrup of Figs offer gentle relief for constipated children. It suggests dosing to ease headaches and biliousness and to avoid harsh medicines that impair appetite.
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California
Liquid Test for Children Laxative Advice Promoted
An old medicinal tip advises using a proper strength wine for children to begin laxative treatment. It recommends California Syrup of Figs as a preferred laxative, ensuring the product is genuine with a California stamp and intact bottle.
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California
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Mrs. Powell
Louise Hutchens
J. B. Briggs
Phil Tips Street
Miss Ellington
Reba Ellington
Hallowe'en
Franklin Street
Pendry-Rutledge
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main
H. L. Speas
Community Arts Club
West Bay Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters O the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Hayden
P. W. Flagge
Entre Nous Club
8. C. Clark
Dr. Wyckoff
DR. Parrott
Iington
Martha Carlisle
Harold Dorsett
Margaret Fowler
Lawrence Wagger
Catherine Swigger
Tom Taylor
Margaret Paul
Hugh Wright
Marion Hutton
Davis Moser
Cornelia Kinneday
Clark Hubbard
Elizabeth Lambeth
Mark Taylor
Clarine Furgerson
Alvin Newton
Frederica Morris
Elmer Warren
DeCausey Pollock
Joe Crowder
Elwood Jones
Banks Thayer
Arthur Dickens
Paul Dowdy
Joe Jarrell
Emory Bencini
Y. W. C. A. Club
Co. G. Club
C. G. Club
Bird
Carl Hatley
Colman Cross
Lumon Minor
Mack Balkum
Mesdar Rubert Kaney
Harvey D David Martin
Oscar Marsh
Cross
Carl Harley
Edith Roseb
Oakview P.T. A
Shirley Welborne
Inez Sechrest
Mary
Martha Blackburn
Louise Griffin
Juanita Culler
Jewell Holbrooks
Magdalene Livengood
Ines Sechrest
Shirley Welborn
James Kirkwood Varner
Ray Sechrest
Devon Kinney
Edward Cantor
Howard Corne
Irvin
J. L. Griffin
Charles Varner
Grayson Griffin
Harllee
M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
W. C. Ferree
John Walker
Mary Jones
Mary Jones Bible
J. L. Kivett
Circle Three
the Reformed Church
C. BE. Ferree
Richardson Street
Circle Four
J. C. Henderson
Oak Hill
Archdale
Miss. Soc
Woman's Missionary Society of
M. EB
Eugene Morris
Springfield
Springfield Friends Sunday School
Philathea
Mary Hoffman
M. E. Church
Bernice
Louise Kearns
West Green Street
Neil Kearns
First Baptist Philathea
Oscar L. Smith
Howell Street
Berta Mae Connally
Mary Frazier
Lackey
Cora Gibson
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Halowe'en
Geddie Strickland
Liston Pope
A. H. Whitley
Charles McAnally
Bessie Pope
Susanna
Harris
South Main Church
Chas. F. Lambeth
Peacock
Oxford
Cheops
B. C
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