Births and club notices fill High Point pages
The column announces births for Mary Elizabeth Wrenn and Betty Eloise Spoone, teens host and club meetings at various homes, plus a series of society events. Readers are informed of picnics, dinners, meetings at Archdale and Green Street churches, and updates on local residents’ activities and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Wrenn
Mary Elizabeth
High Point Hospital
M. M. Spoone
Tryon Street
Betty Eloise
Green Street Church
Elizabeth Stevens
Montheu Avenue
Eva Robbins
Jesus
Sadie Doss
Edith Culler
Rosa Farrington
H. T. Stevens
Alma Howell
Marjorie Crawford
Lavenia Collins
Katherine Seckler
Geneva Curllee
Breta Myers
Mildred Payne
Fred Harriss
Raymond Campbell
W. L. Campbell
Faye McCollum
Maxine Harris
Mary Ruth Dickens
Betty Sue Ramseur
Revival closes at Springwood church with eight new members
Services marking the revival's end at Springwood Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd. Eight new members were received and several children baptized as Rev. Wm. R. Turner and Rev. James R. Phipps led the event. Visitors joined the usual congregation for Sunday activities and lawn dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springwood Presbyterian Church
Wm. R. Turner
James R. Phipps
Tariff Bill Details Outlined By Senate Finance Panel
The Senate finance committee majority issues a eighty page tentative report explaining changes in the house tariff bill. It advocates substituting domestic value for foreign value in ad valorem duties to raise protection for agricultural commodities by 11 percent and outlines rates by schedule with the majority's reasons. It says this method would reduce international administration difficulties and align duties with U S price as defined by domestic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Junior High Pupils Register and Pay Fees
Registration and book rental fees for junior high students are due Thursday and Friday mornings. Sixth graders pay 1.75 for the fall term from 9 to 12 Thursday, and seventh graders pay 1.75 from 9 to 12 Friday. Parents urged to ensure full payment.
Hall Family Reunion Draws Five Hundred at Mable Grove Farm
At Mable Grove farm home of W R Hall near Burlington a Hall family reunion gathered about five hundred attendees for a day of exercises. W R Hall served as president, with Robert Hall as secretary, Prof A C Hall delivering welcome remarks and Dr W T Whitsett presenting a 200 year overview of Hall lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low’s Church
Hall
Burlington
Mable Grove
W. R. Hall
Robert Hall
A. C. Hall
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
W. T. Whitsett
John Hall
Boston
Lyman Hall
Georgia
Perceval Hall
Gallaudet College
Washington
D. C
James K. Hall
Westbrook
Richmond
Arthur C. A. Hall
Vermont
Friedens Church
C. M. Fitzgerald
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
H. C. Perrett
Z. F. Perrett
Pleasant Hill
Lower Alamance
Temperance’ Society
United States
P. T. Clapp
Elon College
Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society
Prof
J. H. Joyner
Guilford College Sees Bright Outlook for New Year
Guilford College in North Carolina plans its ninety second year with freshmen starting September 6. Enrollment remains near last year’s level despite tobacco crop troubles, with several campus upgrades and new courses in typing, shorthand, business law, and bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Guilford
Cme
OM. C. A
Publication Board
Memorial Hall
Cox Hall
Algie Newlin
Europe
Miss Haviland
Eva Campbell
Biology
Ohio State University
Paul Reynolds
University of North Carolina
Lyondon Williams
Carlyle Shepard
John Anderson
Department of Business and Economics
Army Air Corps Tests Largest Aerial Camera
Dayton, Ohio. The army air corps at Wright Field tested the world's largest aerial camera weighing 130 pounds. It operates automatically and records the altitude on each photograph. The camera is electrically heated to enable taking clear images in below zero high altitude temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
England to launch world’s largest airship
A new English airship, claimed to be the world’s largest, will be 7380 feet long and carry 100 passengers. It is expected to debut with a voyage to India in about three and a half days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheratan Hotel
Mark Goff
Recording Orchestra of
New York
Forhich Kay Kiser
Victor Ording Orchestra
England
India
Siberia Faces Deep Frozen Soil in Harsh Winters
Reports note the soil in Siberia can remain frozen to depths exceeding 60 feet, complicating construction and agriculture. The observation underscores extreme subsoil conditions in cold regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Smart Plaids for Fall Fashion Range and Tones
Plaids for fall are made in taffeta crepe velvets and tweeds with bright colors and dull tones. Beige or gray looking plaids are noted as very smart and stylish for the season.
Score Injured In Train Wreck Near Dexter
A collision between Cottonbelt passenger train No 2 and a stopped freight train four miles north of Dexter Missouri injured many. Engineer James Cox of Jonesboro Ark and his fireman were seriously hurt and hospitalized in Poplar Bluff. Other passengers suffered minor cuts and bruises as crews reported a caboose telescoped and cars overturned after the crash at 4 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
St. Louis
James Cox
Jonesboro
Ark
Poplar Bluff
Wood Missing In Air Race
John T. Wood veteran pilot and Northwest Airways president and Russell Ward his mechanic were missing more than 24 hours after departing Los Angeles to attempt a non stop derby to Cleveland for 7500 dollars in prizes. Wood left at 4 oclock yesterday morning and searches at major airports found no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
John T. Wood
Northwest Airways Company
Russell Ward
Los Angeles
Cleveland
A Note of White Trim on New Day Wear Satins
A note of white appears at the collar and cuffs of some new black satins and crepes for day wear. The subtle contrast highlights restrained elegance in contemporary fabrics.
Stevens Bible Study Class Meeting
The Stevens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs D B Linthi cum at 317 Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Woman's Club
Archdale Woman’s Club
A. L. Delk
Lester Durepo
Stevens
D. B. Linthicum
Boulevard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Cummins
B. S. Cummins
South Hamilton Street
Delta Tau Club
W. E. Price
FE. L. Burns
East Russell Street
Amigo Club
Amigo Bridge Club
Emory Calclasure
Percy Street
Miss Coleman
Ruby Coleman
Guilford General Hospital
Billy Currie
W. H. Currie
Junior Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E
Green Street
Worker's Council
Green Street Baptist Church
Euzelian
Parker
Wesley Drive
Anderson
Willis Anderson
Theo Ingram
Blanche Culler
Bridge
Archdale Ladies
ATD
Ladies’ Aid Society
Archdale M. E. Church
O. L. Elder
Catherine Gill
J. H. Ferree
Church
Selma Elder
Vivian
Billie Cook
Charlotte
M. E. McMillan
Galax, Va
C. H. Caddell
Johnsie Dennis
Hamlet
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
R. M. Harvey
English Street
Lucille Lopp
Danville, Va
Eugenia Archer
Caldwell
B. T. Harrison
Ella Page Harrison
Morehead City
W. V. Grier
Evelyn
Lexington
Willie May Smith
French L. McMillan
Winston Road
J. H. Mourane
High Point College
High Point
Montlieu Avenue
Offitt
North Main Street
Marcel Keckas
Whitsett
F. C. Mendenhall
Mary
Walter Vaughan
Winston-Salem
Ed. B. Wheeler
Willie Brewer Myers
Carrie Brewer Whitsett
Lucille Whitsett
William Lowe
Rebekah Lowe
Clapp
Brick Church
Ethel
Senate
Fou
Jia
Sodon
NEA Service, Inc
Score
Wood
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Merit Shoe Store
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
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