High Point Graduate Nurses Club September Meeting
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club met at 3 oclock at the Gulf General Nurses Home for its September gathering. Mrs H L Kidd hosted and presided with president Gilbert Muse taking the meeting through routine business. The Higgins sisters and brother gave a program of readings and music.
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Igh Point Graduate Nurses Club
High
Gulf- General Nurses’ Home
H. L. Kidd
Ile Gilbert Muse
Wednesday Contract Club Meets At Mrs Strickland’s Home
Mrs Paul Adams won the score prize at the first fall meeting of the Wednesday Contract club hosted by Mrs Sam Strickland on West Farriss avenue. A salad course was served to Mesdames L G Robichaux Paul Casey Mabel Davis Mary E Long Gratton Foy L B Heilig Seborn Perry Frank Murr Thomasville and guests Mesdames Paul Adams Jesse Washburn and Misses Mary Simmons Ruth Bowne.
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Srs
Sam Strickland
Yeslay
West Farriss
Paul Adams
L. G. Robichaux
Paul Casey
Mabel Davis
Mary FE. Long
Gratton Foy
L. B. Heilig
Seborn Perry
Frank Murr
Thomasville
Mary Simmons
Ruth Bowne
Mesdames
Jesse Washburn
Ace-Hi Club Sees Mrs Wright Host Tuesday Bridge
The Ace-Hi club met at Mrs. E. A. Wrights home off Lexington avenue with two tables of bridge in the living room. Mrs. Silas Casey won the high score and received a linen towel as a prize. A salad course was served after the game.
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E. A. Wright
Lexington Avenue
Silas Casey
Play at Lebanon church hut features romance and humor
A rural four act play Home Ties will be staged at the Lebanon M P church hut Friday September 20 at 7 30 p m Proceeds go to the church fund The cast includes Emma Wray Ruth Winn Lucille Payne and others with a happy ending plus humorous scenes by Lindy Jane.
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Lebanon Church Hut
Lebanon M. P
Emma Wray
Josiah Tizzard
Robert Montgomery
Josiah
Melissa
Vester Smith
Mrs. Poplin
Ruth Winn
Lucille Payne
Alma Wayne
Ruth
New York
Lake Montgomery
Harold Vincent
Louis Haff
Leonard Everett
Herman Yokeley
Martin Winn
Charles A. King
Lindy Jane
Shirley Welborn
Savory Potato Salad Variations For Summer Menus
Potato salad shines in summer with varied dressings and serving ideas. Oil and vinegar dressing invites a piquant touch. cooked dressing adds value, while jacketed potatoes keep shape. Readies Savory Potato Salad with diced potatoes eggs beets cucumber and parsley.
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Mary EB. Dagur
NEA
Rcer
Y W C A Girl Reserve Committee Sets Fall Plans
The Y W C A Girl Reserve committee met at the Y W Hut with Mrs J D Ross presiding. Fall activities include a dinner for Girl Reserve advisors on Oct 9 with Carrie Lee Weaver as speaker. Hobby Days will be held each Wednesday afternoon, and plans for a Mothers' club and vocational guidance project were discussed.
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Girl Reserve
Y. W. Hut
J. D. Ross
Carrie Lee Weaver
Winston-Salem
Hobby
Charles W. Perry
Howard Hartzell
Ae Gibson
Cammanuke
Local Residents Report Moves and Visits This Week
O A Raby returns home at 1700 Kivett drive after working on CCC camps near Gastonia. Dallas Goodman and Jack Copeland left for Raleigh to enter North Carolina State College. Ruth Bentley of 1800 King street returns from Union 8 CC after two months away. Evelyn Sharp leaves for Greensboro to attend Woman's College UNC this winter. Mrs H W Hill of 616 Woodberry avenue is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital, began hospital stay Monday and is responding well. YWCA board of directors to meet this evening at the Hut at seven o'clock for regular session.
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Dallas Goodman
Jack Copeland
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Ruth Bentley
King Street
Union
H. W. Hill
Woodberry Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hill
The
YY. W. C A
Color theme anchors Burbank Garden Club talk
Miss Pearl Idol presided as Mrs. W. Idol hosted the first fall meeting at 210 Hillcrest drive. Thomas E. Dodamead spoke on Color using his flower portraits and pastel sketches, quoting Kipling to close. Fifteen members attended after rescheduled start, plans for a productive year outlined.
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Burbank
Dodamead
Kipling
Edgar Hartley
Hartley
Test case looms over accepting women prisoners
Laurinburg scene centers on a potential legal test after district prisoner supervisor John B. Bray released two Negro women sentenced in Scotland County and handed them to the state under acting director Oscar Pitts. The move follows a 1935 act allowing state takeover of short term prisoners including women.
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Laurinburg
John B. Bray
Scotland County
State to Detain Women Prisoners Only If Quarters Ready
Attorneys Seawell and Charles Ross say a new law requires the state to take women prisoners who are misdemeanants only when quarters are available. The interpretation affects the handling of nonfelony female inmates by the state highway and public works commission.
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A. A. F. Seawell
Charles Ross
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Rotary Club Programs A Musical Session At Lunch
A Rotary club meeting at the Sheraton hotel featured a four member quartet Gurney Briggs Sr Dan Smith Charlie Gray Jr and Gurney Briggs Jr. Gray sang two solos and young Briggs performed two more. Reports were given by attendance captains Bob Ragan and Welch Harriss. Harry Bolick Jr the new High Point high football coach spoke introduced by Frank Farfield. Excell Russell of Lenoir preached as a visitor and shared notes on his Holy Land trip. Bob McPheteers chaired the program.
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Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
Gurney Briggs
Dan Smith
Charlie Gray
Gray
Young Briggs
Bob Ragan
Welch Harriss
Harry Bolick
High Point High School
Frank Farfiled
Excell Russell
Lenoir
Holy Land
Bob McPheteers
Trial on Storage Contract Questions Insurance Terms
A 1933 storage agreement required insured goods and the plaintiff contends the defendants did not insure. The case, discussed as likely to go to a jury today, centers on whether coverage was provided under the June 7, 1933 contract.
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Madeline Hoover
Allie Higgins
Paul Higgins
Ednesday
Ts. Strickland
Mrs. Wright
Poole
Rowelia Apt
James W. Poole
E. W. Freeze
Rowella Apartments
G. FE. Hutchens
G. BE. Hutchens
James Ervin Caudle
Theodore Caudle
Cassell Street
James Ervin
Archdale
Archdale M. E. Church
W. T. Winslow
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
High Point
Ilson Shoe Store
R. Nat Walker
Maat
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
N. Y
North Main
O. A. Raby
Kivett Drive
Gastonia
Evelyn Sharp
Greensboro
Woman's College
Burbank Garden Club
Ben P
Drs. Staley
Staley
FYE
Commercial Bank
Interstate Folding Box Company, Inc
City Transfer & Storage Company, Inc
I. M. Lassiter
Tri-City Outor Express Company
Interstate Folding Box Company
the Conten
Beavans
South Main Street
Parr
Schol & Business Wead
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