Sedgefield Hunt Opens Season With Annual Barbecue
Sedgefield Hunt inaugurates its fall and winter season with a barbecue at Sedgefield Stables on Friday September 26, followed by an informal ride. The schedule includes hunts, drags, gymkhana, and live hunts through Thanksgiving with notable guests Dr. L. H. Robertson and hosts at Sedgefield Lodge and related events at Adams Farm Covingtons Farm and Sedgefield Inn.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
L. H. Robertson
North, Carolina
Fox Hunters Association
Sedgefield Hunt
Earl N. Phillips
Frank E. Curran
Greensboro
Russell Hall
John Voeringer
Sedgefield Lodge
Sedgefigld Inn
Adams Farm
Emerywood Club Dinner Dance Showcases Gomez Exhibition
The September Emerywood Country Club dinner dance drew about 160 at dinner with many dancing afterward. Senor and Senora Gomez performed an exhibition linked to Junior Service League lessons before heading to Chicago then Florida for the winter. Fleet Green and his Charlotte orchestra provided the music as club events continued with bridge and contract play and upcoming reservations.
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Emerywood Country Club
Senor
Senora Gomez
Junior Service League
Chicago
Senor Gomez
Florida
Fleet Green
Charlotte
R. D. Tillson
Mrs Turner to Speak at Altrusa Dinner and Luncheon
Mrs Elizabeth S Turner arrives from Durham to address Altrusa Club on Emergency Services. She will be guest of Mrs John L Rothrock at 208 Woodrow Ave and broadcast on local radio from 8 to 830 PM. A bridge tea and multiple engagements honor brides elect Betty Hunt Murray Katherine Kearns Margaret Hayworth with plans for a bridge luncheon and tea at homes in High Point and Greensboro.
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Elizabeth S. Turner
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Durham
Rothrock
Mrs. Turner
Woodrow Avenue
Turner
High Point
John L. Rothrock
England
Elizabeth H. Covington
Bockford
Betty Hunt Murray
Katherine Kearns
Margaret Hayworth
Miss Kearns
Jack Allan Cheek
Greensboro
Miss Murray
Thomas R. Pitts
Miss Hayworth
Robert Frank Dalton
Herbert C. Barthmaier
Dred Peacock
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Priscilla Club
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
Rockford Road
Betty Panl Murray
Eastern Star
Coca-Cola
West Washington Street
Parent-Teacher Council To Meet At Elm St. School
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 at the Elm Street School auditorium. An instruction session for officers and committee chairmen will explain how they can best serve their duties in their schools. Mrs Norris Salmon of Wilmington and Mrs Delbert Boyles of Pilot Mountain spent the weekend with their parents at 320 Woodrow Avenue.
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Elm St
High Point
Elmy Street
Norris Salmon
Wilmington
Delbert Boyles
Pilot Mountain
M.C. Culler
Woodrow Avenue
Rumford Baking Powder offers simple recipe upgrades
A promotion for Rumford Baking Powder promises reliable baking results using the exact directions, with a call to request a new booklet of ideas. The advertisement encourages variety in meals and notes a mailing address in Rumford Rhode Island for the booklet.
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Rumford
Rumford Raking Forder
Box Ro
Rhode Island
Mrs Turner at Duke University Addresses Students and Visitors
Mrs Turner spoke to the Duke University student body during a sponsored visit and will address a general audience in the city shortly after seven before traveling to High Point.
Social Calendar Events for High Point Week
A dense social schedule lists Alpha Theta Psi alumnae at 1804 Chestnut Street with Mrs. A A Koontz and Mrs C R Hinshaw, AAUW meeting with Dr G M Cooper at Mrs R A Herting's, and Eastern Carolina Teachers College chapter at 219 Lindsay Street. Several luncheon, bridge, and club meetings follow through Tuesday to Saturday, including the Wayside Garden Club at city park, Altrusa dinner with speaker Elizabeth Turner, and Bundles for Britain planning at Emerywood.
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Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
A. A. Koontz
Chestnut Street
C. R. Hinshaw
American Association of University Women
R. A. Herting
G. M. Cooper
Aluminam Chapter
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
QO. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Emerywood Country Club
R. D. Tillson
S. C. Kirkman
Betty Hunt Murray
Wayside Garden Club
City Take Park
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Elizabeth Turner
New York City
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Highland Society to Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of Highland Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening at the church at 7 30. Members are urged to attend this meeting.
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Woman's Society For Christian Service of
Highland Methodist Church
Hidden Wheat Cache Behind Civil War Wall Boxes
A Civil War era storage device hid wheat inside boxes pressed between walls to deter raiding soldiers. When grinding was required, a bored section at the wall’s base allowed access to remove sufficient wheat.
Leadership Day Meeting Attracts Hundreds Here
The annual Leadership Study opened at 9 30 this morning at the First Methodist Church with several hundred representatives from Winston Salem Greensboro and High Point districts of the Methodist Church in attendance. Mrs W T Powell presided and Mrs C N Clark Salem conference chairman of spiritual life gave an inspiring devotional on the Lord's Prayer.
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First Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Methodist Church
W. T. Powell
C. N. Clark
Salisbury
J. W. Payne
Missionary Education and Service
Cherryvile
R. M. Andrews
W. F. Redding, Jr
Asheboro
Wesleyan Service Guild
E. A. Lambe
Cedar Falls
Ruth Wheaton
Woman's Division of
Christian Service
The
Methodist Church of
New York City
Wheaton
Ashehoro
Social notes highlight guests and visitors across North Carolina
Miss Garnelle Pendleton of Cramerton and Charlotte spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nelson at their Woodrow Avenue home. A farewell studio in Winston Salem honored Miss Hazel McMahan, who departs for New York City to join Manhattan School of Music. Private Bobby Holt of the U S M C Paris Island is on a ten day furlough with his parents in High Point. Mrs W L Hepler travels to San Diego to visit her daughter and son in law Clyde Ward, a Navy officer recently transferred from Honolulu.
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Francis Nelson
Garnelle Pendleton
Vera Whitlock
High Point College
Winston Salem
Miss Lowell
Madame Vitek
Hazel McMahaan
New York City
Manhattan School of Music
Miss McMahan
Robert “Bobby”Holt
U.S. M.C
Paris Island
S.C
Robert
Holt
High Point
Route 4
W. L. Hepler
San Diego
California
Clyde L. Ward
Ward
U. S. Navy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Friendly Sunday School class to hold silver tea
The Friendly Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church will host a silver tea in the church basement Thursday evening at 8. Special music is planned and refreshments will be served. Those interested are invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Valuable Animal and Related Word Grid
A crossword style puzzle fragment lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes entries like valuable animal, Tellurium symbol, Hawaiian Islands abbr, and other chemical, anatomical, and geographic terms. The source presents a dense set of clues without solutions.
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
The Evangelical and Reformed Christian Endeavor Society met at the church at 7 pm with Miss Mary Edith Ferree as leader. She warned against gambling devices and urged fifteen members for a mass meeting while the group sang Yield Not to Temptation.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Evangelical and Reformed Christian Endeavor Society
Mary Edith Ferree
Jeader
City Union
Roscoe Briley
Hour For Nurses Meeting Eight Oclock In Eve
The High Point Graduate Nurses club revises its meeting time to eight oclock Wednesday evening at the Adams Memorial W A and is called to discuss business and elect delegates to the state convention in Goldsboro next month. England reports 231000 employed in towing and garden upkeep in normal times.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Enterprise
Adams Memorial
Glorifying Shoes and City Facts in 1930s Seattle
The piece extols fall footwear, praising stylish yet wearable shoes that flatter appearance and mood. It offers care tips like cleaning, polishing, shoe trees after rain, and a perfume touch. It also includes a note on Vulcan’s mythic link to Etna and a brief Seattle fact box noting population growth from 363,583 in 1930 to 366,847 in 1940.
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Ace
Seattle
Wash
United States
Don Cash the make up man changes lives in Hollywood
A Hollywood studio make up man named Don Cash quietly alters faces and fortunes. He creates lifelike prosthetics for a dying painter Joe X and helps a cabaret performer cover a scar for a new show. His work saves careers and inspires hope, while Hollywood gossip notes Bette Davis Shirley Temple and Chaplin projects.
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Hollywood
Don Cash
Joe X
Joe
Hal
Wanderer moths and lizard tails in nature notes
A scavenged fragment describes the cotton moth leaving the south for winter, with its range reaching Canada. It mentions a lizard’s tail decoy behavior, baby eels shrinking during tooth changes, and a Florida grower crossing lime and lemon to create a disease resistant citrus fruit.
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Canada
Florida
Adlerika Ad Claims Digestive Relief From Gas
Ad claims provide relief for sour stomach and bloating when partially digested foods decay. It urges families of eleven to take Adlerika and visit Manna Drug Stores for purchase. The message presents a period voice and emphasizes gas reduction and digestion aid.
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W. N.iowa
Manna Drug Stores
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Red Cross Shoes
Enid
Kirkman-Neal Shoe CO
South Main Street
C. Garrett
Business and Professional Women Club
Elwood Hotel
High Paint Graduate Nurses Club
Y. Wc.a
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Max Friedman
D. E. Richardson
Archdale Road
C. C. Hayworth
J. E. Marsh
Wild Flower Garden Club
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Flallenbeck
Mary Buth
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Vronsky
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Dee Glade
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San Carlo Opera Company
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
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Barlet Russe
J. Foster Barnes
Garnelle Pendelton
Cramerton
Mrs
Hawaiian Islands
Coral Island
First Methodist Group
Meryt
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Glenn Payne
Harry Hattser
Sam Taylor
Willie Edwards
Central District
Archdale Society
Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor
Oswald Blatt
Austria
Blatt
Europe
Nis
Christian Endeavor
Springfield Society
Springfield Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Irene Parker
Ona Thurber
T. Bennison
Allen Jay School
Bennison
Maria Teresa Escalante
Don Diogenes Escalante
U.S
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Robert Patterson
la Plata
Mount
Etna
Sicily
Vulcan
Fire
Nevada
Harrison
Bette Davis
Shirley Temple
Kathleen
Metro
Eleanor Powell
Fred Astaire
Bill Robinson
Ray Bolger
Zorina
Ginger Rogers
Charlie Chaplin
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