Miss Helen Clark Addresses Wesley Memorial Auxiliary
Miss Helen Clark former Soo Chow University dean spoke to the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial Church. She described Soochow University history faculty and its credit for American universities. Announcements included an October Home Mission Study class on race and a late September Bible study led by Dr. Lindley.
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Soochow University
Clark
Hume R. Steele
Nashville
Tenn
P. E. Lindley
Miss Clark
Junior Service League reports and plans for fall play
The September Junior Service League meeting at Emerywood Country Club featured officer and committee reports. The cafeteria profit was about 800 dollars. the fall production Robin Hood is set for a morning matinee at Paramount Theatre with League members handling most roles. Committees were appointed for school publicity and a poetry contest. rehearsals begin Monday.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
Margaret Hauser
Paramount Theater
Membe
League
J. E. Millis
Charman
Proctor
Farrell Gray
Gurley Feted Birthday Dinner for 73rd Birthday
The children of Mr and Mrs L Gurley hosted a noon birthday dinner at 304 West Point Fireme to celebrate Mr Gurleys 73rd birth anniversary. Family and friends from High Point and nearby towns attended the surprise gathering with several relatives noted.
Thomas-Poplig Vows In September News Brief
Family notices report Thomas-Poplig vows on September 6 at 5 p.m. in High Point with Justice A. Baines officiating. Also announced are births: Elbert Arch Hamell born to Mr. and Mrs. EB Hamell of Archdale at Burrus hospital, and Jan Burgin born to Mr. and Mrs. Gurney C. Peace in Trinity.
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Fwide
Carolinas
Dorothy Lee
Ellison Thomas
Baines
A. Comas, Sr
Cable Street
St. Georgy
8. C
IL. B. Mercantile Company
Thomas Will
High Point
BK. L. Hamel
Don
EB. L. Hamilton
Archdale
Elbert Arch
Burrus Semermnt Hospital
Gurney C. Peace
Jan Burgin
Guilford General Hospital
Chicago Auto Inspection Law Requires Semiannual Checks
Chicago motor vehicles must be inspected semi-annually under the city's compulsory auto inspection law. No charge is made.
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Chicago
Social Calendar Highlights Fall Club Meetings
The High Point area hosts a busy week of club events. DAR chapter meets at Emerywood with Dr. Anscombe speaking on World Affairs in Europe. Altrusa holds a dinner and business session at Sheraton. Eastern Star, Garden clubs, and Kappa Gamma initiate ceremonies and luncheons follow. Continuous events run Wednesday and Thursday evenings at YWCA, Manor, and Sheraton venues with live music by Ted Jennings.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Francis Anscombe
Salem _ college
Europe
A. S. Caldwell
Herman Abels
P. W. Flagge
C. F. Tomlinson
W. T. Powell
A. Sherrod
Alice Caldwell
Burbank
Mary
High Point
Omega
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
Ellen Senke
Vera Idol
Ted Jennings
Manor
Ted
Idylwild Club Dances With Ted Jennings Band Return
The Idylwild club hosts a Saturday dance featuring Ted Jennings and his orchestra. It is Jennings final dance before a weeks engagement in New York City and club members are urged to attend in a body with proper guest cards.
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Whic
High Point
Ted Jennigs
Jennings
New Rk City
Beverly Hill Club Moonlight Picnic
Beverly Hill club members hosted a moonlight picnic near Swiggett’s Pool. An enjoyable campfire evening ended with a picnic supper for guests including Dorothy Hill Genevieve Spoon Mildred Powers Lucille Walters Bernell Spoon Mildred News Myra Barker Mae Williams Argeral Brady Hazel Peace Gladys Walter Minnie Williams Virginia Mendenhall Peb Albertson Kendall Vestal Seldon Greenway Darrell Gray Clifford Cane Jesse Richardson Wyatt Church Thurman Snider.
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Beverly Hill Club
Swiggett
Dorothy Hill
Genevieve Spoon
Mildred Powers
Lucille Walters
Bernell Spoon
Mildred News
Myra Barker
Mae Williams
Argeral Brady
Hazel Peace
Gladys Walter
Minnie Williams
Virginia Mendenhall
Messrs
Darrell Gray
Clifford Cane
Jesse Richardson
Wyatt Church
Thurman Snider
Mrs. H. N. Phillips Hospitalized After Appendi citis Operation
Mrs. H. N. Phillips of Park Way is a patient at Burtus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy Monday afternoon. Her condition is stated as satisfactory today in an official hospital announcement. Mrs. Phillips is the mother of Earl N. Phillips, a prominent local businessman.
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H. N. Phillips
Parkway
Burtus Memorial Hospital
Phillips
Earl N. Phillips
Contract Club to Open Fall Session at Mrs Long’s Home
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Long will host the Wednesday Contract club for the first fall meeting on Wednesday at 3 PM. The gathering will take place at her Elm Street residence with guest Mrs Louise Bowes of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Elizabeth Long
Elm Street
Louise Bowes
Lexington
1935 U.S. Exports of Engines and Auto Parts to Japan
In 1935 the United States Ex ported about $9 000 000 worth of automobile engines parts for assembly accessories and service appliances to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Farewell Party Honors Miss Sarah Blakely at East Bend
Miss Sarah Blakely is honored at a farewell party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Kivett at 1002 Sherrod Avenue. Guests signed an autograph book and played games with prizes awarded to Forrest Cates and the honoree. Refreshments served for a group including Sara Blakely Murial Hilt on Myrtle Poore Bonnie Lewis Dorothy Leonard Doris Holmes Josephine Tomlinson Carlyle Lewis Mary Hampshire Ralph Cox Edgar Poovey James Frazier David Kivett Henry Surratt Marvin Kivett Ralph Wall Travis Blakely and others.
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Elizabeth Kivett
Sherrod Avenue
Sara Blakely
East Bend
Forrest Cates
Misses Sara, Blakely
Murial Hilton
Myrtle Poore
Bonnie Lewis
Dorothy Leonard
Doris Holmes
Josephine Tomlinson
Carlyle Lewis
Washington, D. C
Mary Hampshire
Pittsburgh
Ralph Cox
Edgar Poovey
James Frazier
David Kivett
Henry Surratt
Marvin Kivett
Ralph Wall
N. C
Travis Blakely
Local residents noted for medical updates and travels
Bonnie Franklin of Best street improving after an appendectomy at Guilford General hospital. Iris Welborn leaves for Long Beach to become YWCA physical director. Mrs J E Lee recovering from appendicitis at Guilford General hospital. Franklin Carpenter, formerly of High Point, visiting from New London en route to Tuscaloosa. Henry Millis Jr and Walter Hedrick depart for Rome Georgia to attend Darlington School for Boys. Robert O Kay and son return to Jacksonville after visiting grandmother Mrs Styres.
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Bonnie Franklin
Best Street
Guilford General Hospital
Henry Millis, Jr
Walter Hedrick
Rome
Darlington School
Robert O. Kay and Son
Jacksonville
Fila
Iris Welborn
Long Beach
Cali
J. E. Lee
Ward Street
Franklin Carpenter
High Point
New London, Conn
R. I. Quigley
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Church Social P'NAL ISRAEL SOCIETY TO MEET
The Ladies Aid Society of B Nazi Israel Synagogue will meet Wednesday at 8 at the home of Mrs Herman on West Farriss avenue with Mrs Ben Swartzberg as associate hostess. Sunshine Class to Meet This Evening The Pilgrim Holiness Sunshine class gathers at 7 30 at Mrs Elwood Embler on the Asheboro highway. Stephens Class to Meet Wednesday The Stephens Bible Study class meets at 3 pm with Mrs W J Stout at 1005 Lindsay street led by Mrs Nora L Andrewa.
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P’nal Israel Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
B'Nazi Israel Synagogue
Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Ben Swartzberg
Sunshine
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Elwood Embler
Asheboro Highway
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
W. J. Stout
Lindsay Street
Nora L. Andrewa
Engineering Student Honored At University Ceremony
The individual is described as an engineering student at the University of Alabama and is listed as the son of Mrs. J. L. Carpenter and the late Mr. Carpenter.
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The
University of Alabama
J. L. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Charming Frock by Marion Martin Bestows Figure Flattery
Marion Martin Pattern 9750 offers an afternoon frock with a yoke jabot and panelled skirt designed to flatter larger figures. Features three quarter sleeve, optional cuff, sizes 16 to 48, yardage 4½ yards for size 86, order details and pattern book availability from The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marion Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th Bt
New York
Miss Helen Clark To Speak Tonight At Dinner Meeting
Wesley Memorial church hosts a dinner in the basement at 6 30 pm with W B Hall leading the program. Miss Clarice Bowman and Dr W A Lambeth will speak and introduce Helen Clark who returns from China as dean of women at Soochow University. The event includes group singing and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Christian Education
Wesley Memorial
W. B. Hall
Church School
Clarice Bowman
Christian Education
W. A. Lambeth
Helen Clark
China
Miss Clark
Soochow University
Summer sun hair and freckle woes ease with simple care
The reader asks about sun bleached hair and freckles. Advice suggests waiting for ends to grow out, using lemon juice rinses for natural blondes, and avoiding harsh bleaching. Freckles can be camouflaged with creams, while suntan fades by October. Consider softer skin care for a flattering look.
Robbins Knitting Plant Will Not Move to Spruce Pine
C. C. Robbins Sr. of Robbins Knitting says the Ro y will not relocate to Spruce Pine despite plans. He notes the mill will not fully move from High Point for twelve or more workers and that moving equipment will take time with some sections remaining for at least another year.
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C. C. Robbins, Sr
Robbins Knittin
Roy
High Point
Robbine
Negro Gets Long Term For Murder In Asheboro
LeGrand a 21 year old Negro pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to 25 to 30 years in the state penitentiary by Judge John H. Clement in Asheboro. The victim Chriscoe was shot outside a June 6 dance after an argument. LeGrand returned with a shotgun and fired, killing Chriscoe instantly.
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Asheboro
LeGrand
Chriscoe
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Dorothy Dean of Winston-Salem hosts Miss Lona Dean. Mrs. Charles Huff and son visit Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coren in Concord. H. M. Lilly of Ramseur and Misses Nancy and Alma Kirk guests of Mrs. H. W. Kirk. Mrs. Raymond Matthews and Mildred return to Goldsboro after visiting the Duckworths. The Taltons move to Greensboro for a new job. A Helms family trip to Little Rock Arkansas. Rev. Walter H. Allen returns from a three month foreign tour with Rev. George Bruner visiting Egypt to Palestine and meeting Wilbur Braxton in Palestine.
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Dorothy Dean
Winston-Salem
Lona Dean
Charles Huff
Everett Coren
Concord
H. M. Lilly
Ramseur
S. L. Duckworth
C. W. Talton
Greensboro
Talton
A. Helms
Little Rock
Ark
Walter H. Allen
New York
George Bruner
Advent Moravian Church
Egypt
Syria
Turkey
Greece
Germany
Switzerland
France
England
Italy
Palestine
Wilbur Braxton
Kernersville School
Friends School
Ellen Ragland and Ralph Cooke Married in Danville
Announcement says Miss Ellen Ragland second daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Ragland and Ralph Cooke youngest son of Mr and Mrs Cicero Cooke of Kernersville were married in Danville Virginia on April 18 at the Methodist parsonage by Dr Fred Chenault. They now reside in Kernersville.
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Ellen Ragland
J. C. Ragland
Ralph Cooke
Cicero Cooke
Kernersville
Danville
Fred Chenault
Cooke
Reynolds Watson Marriage Announcement
The city received a notice that Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reynolds Watson announce the marriage of their daughter.
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Jack Reynolds Watson
Gains Are Made On Stock Market In New York
Labor unrest spurs vigor as stock market leaders push gains of three or more points. Steel shares lead the advance with several new highs in five years. Profit taking fades and buying follows fall business expansion news.
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New York
Textile group says tariff on Japanese goods is inadequate
Providence Rhode Island assembly notes tariffs fail to curb flood of cheap Japanese textiles. Cotton jean imports from Japan rose sharply in 1935, the association claims, urging higher rates to halt the surge.
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Providence
R. L
R Island Textile Association
Japan County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
General Board of Missions
Path
J. W. Lind
Deci
Saunders
Chain
Rray
L. G. Robichau
Champ of Commerce
the ‘ Man
Bloise
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Thomas-Poplig
Hamilton
Marrie
Lurline Holleman
Durham
Jan Burgin Peace
John N. Paul
Margaret Louise
Eleanor Wilson
Jack
Mrs. Paul
Margaret Hodges
Washington
Belhaven
Robert Piguet
Paris
Sarah Blakely
Alicia Hartner
Robbins
Indianapolis
Peggy Anne
Main Street
Rose Linville
Oak Ridge Road
Elizabeth Ann Stafford
Aubrey Duncan
Clara Corum
Talulah Doggett
Lois Holder
Margaret Voss
Kathryn Whicker
Dot Butner
Greenville
N. G
Mary Ruth Woolen
Oscar Joyner
James Edwards
Harold Michael
J. R. Stanley
John Vance
Raleigh Ingram
Frank Peddycord
Maxine Maddy
James Robert Blackwel Jr
Myrtle Beach
Blackwell
Jack Reynolds
Dillon, S.C
Kernersvi School
Blackell
J. R. Black
T Kernersville
Hi School
Hiatchens Bakery
Reliabie
G Ve Quick Reiel
Branco
Nat Walker
Hart
Thomasville
First National Bank
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