Improving After A Recent Operation At Burrus Clinic
Elmer Bill Biddy is listed as a patient at the Burrus clinic where he underwent appendicitis surgery and a tonsil removal. The item notes a party at the Country Club and several social events including a birth announcement for Bobby Lee Leach, September 22, and multiple community notices from High Point society.
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Elmer
Bill) Biddy
Burrus Clinic
E. B. Leach
South Main Street
Bobby Lee
Leach
Mary Ricé
Local Hospital Recoveries Highlight Guilford and High Point
Mrs J H McKinnon recovers well at Guilford General Hospital after a recent operation. Miss Sophronia Hiatt of High Point Route One remains hospitalized at High Point Hospital after surgery last Saturday and is reported to be improving. Miss Alice Davis of Trinity is recovering from an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Miss Penelope Cannon, visiting Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze, returned to Concord escorted home by Miss Freeze and Miss Ernestine Hayes after a luncheon hosted by Miss Jennie Brown for Miss Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Penelope Cannon
Concord
Miss Freeze
Lucy Hayes
Jonnie Musée
Parker Waynick
Miss Cannon
Mr. R. BB. Greenwood
Emaline
Jack Kidd
J. D. Pell
Rocky Mount
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Ernestine Hayes
Jonnie Muse
Mary Simmons
David Yow
L. G. Robichaux
Seborn Perry
Brantley McAdoo
Burwell Nolan
Sam Davis
Johnnie Muse
Ruth Bowne
Dorothy Ingram
Alice McRae Caldwell
Adelaide McAnally
Virginia McEwen
Lucy
Ernest
High Point College
Women's Auxiliary and
Christian Endeavor Societies
Richard H. Shaw
L. R. Johnston
Kathleen Bais
Alene Vance
Sue Everhart
Julia Cox
Anna Russell Letha Krieger
Helen Davis
Louise York
Ruth, Poole
Vera York
R. S. Farmer
J. H. McKinnon
Guilford General Hospital
Sophronia Hiatt
High Point
High Point Hospital
Alice Davis
Trinity
Guilforderal Hospital
Jennie Brown
Miss Hayes
Ite
Tropic Hurricane Images Shatter Belize in Paramount News
Paramount News at the Paramount theater features first Belize hurricane footage showing widespread destruction in Belize City. The intermountain sound news highlights an overwhelmed capital, emergency soup kitchens, and Lady Alder Burdon speaking for the injured. Caught Plastered, starring Wheeler and Woolsey, screens alongside Rio Rita and Half Shot details.
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Belize
Paramount News
Paramount Theater
Sound
British Honduras
Pan- American Airways
Alder Burdon
Paramount
Wheeler and Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Unemployed Total Put At 620 In High Point City
A local unemployment report prepared by Mrs. W E Price and Frank J Sizemore estimates 620 unemployed in High Point based on August 12 registrations. They note that actual numbers are higher but believe the city can manage without large influxes of outsiders. The letter quotes higher, yet cautious, figures and stresses ongoing cooperation among officials and employers to aid local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Price
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Frank D. Grist
Labor and Printing
Governor’s Committee On
Angreer
High Point
Lions Club Holds Regular Meeting at Elwood Hotel
The High Point Lions club met at 12 15 in the Elwood hotel dining room with President A J Koonce presiding. No formal program, but a discussion on business matters and topics of member interest followed. Attendance prize went to Rev W R Shaffer. Visitor T W Steed attended.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. E. Sheloff
J. N. Rumble
Alda Grayson
Busines
H. D. Seare
Fred Thomas
C. EB
Sheloff
Nabers
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Petty
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
A. J. Koonce
W. R. Shaffer
T. W., Steed
Canada Holds Vast Share of Global Fresh Water
Canada controls more than half of the world’s fresh water by area, reflecting its expansive lakes, rivers, and aquifer systems within national boundaries. The figure highlights Canada’s prominent role in global water resources and potential freshwater security concerns.
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Canada
Fire damages Suffolk Peanut Company plant in Virginia
The Suffolk Peanut Company plant in Suffolk Virginia burned early today with losses estimated over 200000. Adjacent storage warehouses suffered little damage. The fire started in the cleaning department on the building's third floor and spread rapidly, driven by a cyclone fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Suffolk Peanut Company
Tate Speaks Today To Rotarians Here
Fred N. Tate led a Rotary fellowship meeting and shared loosening exercises before lecturing on cordial personal conduct. He recalled visits to Chicago’s Number 1 club and cited Governor Gardner’s recent employment conference. He praised applying the Golden Rule as the test of good fellowship.
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Fred N. Tate
Rotary Club
Number 1
Chicago
Tate
Gardner
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Bill Fraley
Chase Idol, Jr
Frank Parker
Francis Sizemore
Byron Abels
Lloyd Hughes
MR. Jones
Jesse’ Jones
G. M. Jones
Ragant
Woman's Missionary
Southside Baptist Church
Cameron
Grier Street
R. L. Rodden
T . BE. Goins
N. O. Brown
M. J. Farr
W. K. Briggs
W. T. Apple
G. H. Liner
Mrs. Cameron
Miss Muse
Mrs. Waynick
Miss Mary Turner
Miss Perry
Brentwood Ass'n
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Callicut
Tom Sykes
Edna Morganthaler
Mies Thompson
Sykes
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph G. Walker
Woodberry Forest
Good Will Garden Club
Floyd Wilson
East Farris Avenue
Mrs. Pell
Bundy-Byerly
Mr. T. J. Byerly
Julia Alice
Harry E. Bundy
Jamestown
N. C
M. E. Parsonage
A. 8.Aycock
Jersey
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
DR. F. C. Sharp Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank Building
High Point, N. C
Grist
Lions Club
Rinso
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Eugene
Main Drag
the Ladies’ Store
Edna Whitaker
Lula Amos
E. Green St
Miss Pearl Fulp
Esther
Lever Brothers Cow Cambridge
Parner
Nat
Bridget
WLW
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
North Main