Birthday Parties Shape Winter Social Scene in High Point
Miss Kathleen Younts hosted a weiner roast at Kirkman Springs with In terminediate Young People of the First Baptist church as guests. Teachers arriving for winter were welcomed by local parent teacher associations and the school board as High Point anticipates a season of gaiety and achievement.
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Kathleen Younts
Kirkman Springs
Young People’s Union
The
First Baptist Church
High Point
Mary Annis Younts
Edgar Howell
Miss Younts
Local residents join winter city scene
Miss Aileen Moseley of Cowens DC, a popular city schools faculty member at Elm Street school, is here for the winter. Miss Hattie Fowle of Statesville arrived today and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Idol on North Main Street. Fowler is also a member of the local schools faculty.
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Sarah Poole
Herbert Cartland
Greensboro
W. T. Grimsley
West Market Street
Cartland
Walter Whites
Herbert Leak
E. Poole
North Carolina College For Women
King Cartland Cigar Company
Aileen Moseley
Cowens
D. C
City Schools
Elm Street School
Hattie Fowle
Statesville
City
Vernon Idol
North Main Street
Thompsonville Social Notes Reflect Regional Visits
Thomasville items list visits and guests from Danville Lexington High Point Carbonton Fairfax Hall Red Springs Ashboro and Ashboro residents including Mrs George A Thompson Mrs J A Simpkins Miss Decia Chambers Miss Aliene Hoover and Mrs Archibald Johnson during late September with travel to Atlanta and Basic Virginia noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decia Chambers
F. D. Jones
Carbonton
Aliene Hoover
Basic
Fairfax Hall
Elia McKinnon
B. P. McEachern
Red Springs
Archibald Johnson
Study Swedish Schools
American educators arrived in Stockholm this summer to study Sweden public schools. Ten Swedish teachers were sent to the United States for investigation. The exchange includes Chileans, Greeks, Japanese and Chinese researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Karl Nordlund
Lynching Reported in Georgia
Sandersville Ga Sept 28 Jim Johnson a Black man was taken from officers and lynched en route to Wrightsville to stand trial on a charge of assaulting a White woman according to word received here.
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Georgia
Sandersville
Jim Johnson
Wrightsville
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J. A. McClung
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Lola Johnston
Elizabeth Manson
Tom Q O. Pepper
T. B. Apperson
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Charles Hanecowl
Kelph Stockton
B. L. Sharp
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George Orr
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Richard Stockton
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Robert MecCuiston
Panry
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J. A. Mackey
P. QO. Leak
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Emily Vaughn
Spencer Hanes
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G. S. Lawrence
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Sam Hurd
Charles Long
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Walter Clark
P. L. Melton
Laura Tise
Charles Vance
Bowman Gray
Fred Evans
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R. P. Reece
Margaret Stockton
J. K. Pepper
Ulty
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W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
T. Winston White
Richmond, Va
C. F. White
White Oak Street
James Ray
Utton Flower Shop
S. Main St
Paris
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Vlorrect Prices
Thomasville
George A. Thompson
Allen Rabe
Danville
Lillian Harris
Rosa Harris
J. A. Simpkins
Washington, D.C
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Trinity
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Ashboro
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College Street
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T. Mgr
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