Society Events Attract Visitors For Bridge And School
Mrs. Charles Ragan hosts bridge mornings and afternoons on Hamilton Street with five tables at each session. Wesley Memorial Sunday school first year pupils rehearse for October graduation under Miss Pattie Newlin Miss Fannie Matton and Mrs L R Terry. Dinners honor the Frazier family are held at their Montlieu Avenue home with guests including J A Frazier FE Frazier J R Frazier and their families and Pearl Frazier.
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Bridge
Charles Ragan
Hamilton Street
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Pattie Newlin
Fannie Matton
Ll. R. Terry
Robert Morrow
Fs Frazier
Montlieu Avenue
Frazier
J. A. Frazier
FE. Frazier
J. R. Frazier
Au PF. Prasion
Gh. Frazier
Wyee Koontz
Pee
Ig Pras
A ~ Pearl Frazier
Olive Bridge
James Harfee
Madison
Florida
Gilliam Brown
Sanford
Charles Hauser
Harry Raymond
Tilden Tea Shop
Hardee
R.C. Charles
Elmstreet
Brown
Otis Mendenhall
Gatewood Avenue
Hauser
Raymonad
Woman's clubs plan meetings across High Point area
The Women's Christian Purity Union and related groups schedule meetings at the YWCA and local venues. Elect officers and delegates for a Bethel state convention. lectures announced but weather or delays noted. Invitations issued for a fall wedding in Asheville with a homecoming in High Point.
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Parsday Wiomen
Christian Pourperance Union
Y. W
Beso O'Clock
WH. Parsons
Mollie Lowe
Willian Till
Clligers
Bethel
High Point Business Ant
Cluir
WW. W
Lillian Massey
Musical Art Club
Dan W. Smith
High Point Woman’s Club
W. F. Kelley
Chicago
Main Street
Delta Tau Club
Bhostess
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Irs
Jesse Hayden
Lettler
Hayden
Washingvfonm Street
Tom Powell
Darrell Pitts
Lindsay Street
Chaib
H. Jewin Coffield
Tor Winter
Pridas Priscila Club
Robert Walker
Johnson Place
St. Mary's Church
G. W. Saddler
North Jainetree
Endless Caverns Entrance Near New Market Virginia
Four miles from New Market in Shenandoah Valley a limestone cabin marks the entrance to Endless Caverns. The cave system spans more than thirty rooms with concealed electric lighting and a rich array of geologic formations. Skyland appears as a highlight to visitors, stalactites and stalagmites frame sunset hues, and the entire site evokes an Arabian Nights ambiance for curious explorers.
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New Market
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Skyland
Powett
In Charlotte during Made-in-Carolinas expo attendees listed
Mr and Mrs Willis Slane visit Charlotte for the day with Mr and Mrs J Taylor of Greensboro Also Mrs M Clarence Crowson heads to Durham returning Thursday with Miss Verda Leake Miss Pauline Simmons plans to leave early October for Washington DC to enter Martha Washington seminary before she attends the wedding of W D Simmons Jr and Miss Helen Fisher Maggie Sheloff departs tonight for Brown Summit to direct the Brown Summit school primary department Revival meetings at Providence Wesley church postponed to the second Sunday in October announced by church members
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W. D. Simmons
Elm Street
W. D. Simmons and Sons
Asheville
Pauline Simmons
W. M. Dyer
Miss Simmons
Willis Slane
Charlotte
Sean TM
J. Taylor
Greensboro
Washington, D. C
Martha Washington Seminary
Maggie Sheloff
Brown Summitt
Miss Sheroff
Brown Summit School
Providence Wesley
W. Church
The
Arch
Trial Will Stop So May Vote
Schuylkill county court halted a murder trial to permit jurors and witnesses to return home to vote on Tuesday. Citizens requested the delay while those hearing the murder evidence may stay to avoid separation until a verdict is reached. The grand jury yesterday ignored the murder charge against Peter Krick and John Arant.
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Pottsville
Schuylkill
Aiw
Wrota
Peter Krick
John Arant
Tuohy urges education and public support to curb health crises
Milwaukee speaker Dr. Tuohy warns 25 percent infant loss by age eight, cites education lifting tuberculosis death rate over 25 years, and calls for broader public investment. He urges better physician social worker collaboration, universal licensure for healers, and stronger hospital staff organization.
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Taohy
Amene
Tuohy
Thorugh
Chicago Police Bar Klan Parade Across City
Chief of Police Pitzmorris stated the police will prevent any demonstration by the Ku Klux Klan in Chicago. He said he had been consulted by the organization on the parade but will not permit it.
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John Tate
High Point Woman’s Club
W. F. Kelley
Chicago
Cai Aco
Sant
Ku Klux Klan
Pitzmorris
Oklahoma bandit escapes Arkansas penal farm with fatal attack
An infamous Oklahoma outlaw at Arkansas penal farm opened a new crime chapter by fatally injuring one trustie and possibly two others with a smuggled public safety item, as authorities reported today in Little Rock.
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Little. Rock
Ark
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas Wheat Growers Pledge 7.6 Million Bushels
Wichita dispatch reports the National Wheat Growers association pledges 7.6 million bushels of wheat in Kansas to market 100 percent of members. The group supports compulsory pooling and forms OS Grain Crowers Inc with 2 million more bushels than the September 1 goal. Incorporation spreads to Oklahoma and plans to expand to Texas, Colorado, Nebraska and North Dakota as U.S. Grain Growers pursues state charters.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
National Wheat Growers Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
OS. Grain Crowers, Inc
Oklahoma
W. H. McGreevy
ALES
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
North
Thc
Constipation and Liver Disorder Prompt Old Remedy Recount
A brief notice recalls gastrointestinal and hepatic distress linked to torpid liver, with references to biliousness headache and loss of appetite as symptoms described in a historic medical ad or column. The piece emphasizes relief claims from a remedy used in that era.
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Geo
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Wesley Memorial
Valendar
Young Women’s Christian Association
YW. Hut
Breshman High
Re-Erves
Blanch Platt
Esession
Oblock
Mair Street
Kelley
Coats
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Benea Tin
van Alu ii Biry
Milwaukee
Wis
Amin Gortoreggy
Gardiner
St . Ore
Geo. H. Jacobs
High Point, N.C
Dy Bane
Er Uresses
Tost
Coleg
Hartford
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