Cornelian club hosts society afternoon at Sheloff home
Cornelian club members were entertained Friday at the Bob Sheloff home in Johnson Place with Mrs. Sheloff and Mrs. Garnet Pollock as hostesses. Rook was played and an elaborate salad course served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kday Cornelian Club
Bob Sheloiff
Garnet Pollock
Sheloff
Johnson Place
Gamma Zeta Club
Sorosis Club
F. E. Creelman
North Main Street
Priscilla Club
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
Ethel Thompson
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Violet Johnson
Thurston Street
Cary
Miss Johnson
Wade Marsh
Ben Moore
Louise Ingram
Miss Thompson
Thelma Wineskie
Eugenia Shields
Michel Carter
Y. W.C
L. D. Brockman
KE. E. Wilson
Grace Shields
Addie Moore
Sorosis
Beck
Bob Sheloff
High Point Reads Clean-Up Week Set By Civic Groups
The civics department of the Woman's club and the chamber of commerce organize a seven day city clean-up starting Monday. Boy scouts canvassed homes urging residents to tidy premises as ministers plan talks and organizers prepare extensive publicity to combat flies mosquitoes rats and trash. City trash carts will run continuously next week aiming to gather debris as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifforts
High Point
Civics Department
Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rock party honors three local women in High Point social scene
A Thursday afternoon rock party hosted by Mrs. J. C. Hill on Hamilton Street celebrated Mrs. A. W. Klemma Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson and Mrs. BE. W. Brawley in the High Point social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. C. Hill
Hamilton Street
A. W. Klemma
C. F. Tomlinson
BE. W. Brawley
R B Terry Named A Receiver Here
R B Terry of this city appointed temporary receiver of the Ejecta File company of High Point on the request of Cook and Smith. Greensboro lawyers also petitioned for receivers for the National Machine and Electric company and the High Point Hardware company and Alfred Z Smith of Winston-Salem. Hearing set for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
High Point
Cook and Smith
Greensboro
National Machine and Electric Company
High Point HardWare Company
Alfred Z. Smith
Winston-Salem
Tin Can Tourists Stop in Greenville on Spring Travel Route
Greenville, April 1. Tin Can Tourists traveling from Florida to the north pass through the city in large numbers daily in house on wheels. A northern farmer explains farmers in his area sell hay corn and oats to cotton farmers while growing their own food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
8. C
Florida
New Alberta Apartment Opens In High Point Social Center
The Wineskie Alberta apartment house on Hamilton and East Russell in High Point opens with nine six room units in three sections. Each unit features sun parlor, formal reception room, dining room, kitchen, lattice back porch, steam heat, and decorative motifs. Residents include J H Dobbs and families plus Miss Alberta Wineskie, the owner’s daughter, lending the building its name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
High Point
Hamilton
East
Russell Streets
Wineskde
J. H. Dobbs
W. T. Parker
Bert W. Kirkman
P. B. Raymond
Charles Ragan
B. H. McCowen
Roland Holton
Alberta Wineskie
Negroes to Give a Concert Sunday at High Point High School
The Great Invincible Concert company of Negro musicians performs Sunday afternoon in the High Point High School auditorium on South Main. Joseph Johnson and Edward Mackey headline the program. Admission is free with a silver offering accepted. white attendees are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
National Council of the Daughters of the American Revolution
George W. Saddler
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Children’s Chapter of the American Revolution
High Point C. A. R
Saddler
Ladder
North Main Street
Great Invincible Concert Company
South Main Street
Joseph Johnson
Edward Mackey
We 8
High Point
Free Elks Band Concert Sunday At Elm Street School
A public two thirty Sunday concert by the Elks band will be held on the Elm Street School public playground. Director Tesh selected a strong program and invites the public to attend. Backers plan a summer schedule of outdoor concerts and a bandstand proposal accompanies the city’s growing thirty piece band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Band
Elm Street
Tesh
High Point
Greenville plans first permanent county fair next fall
Plan for Greenville county fair association completed at a stockholders meeting in Greenville Washington D. C. O P Mills elected president Wm R Timmons named temporary secretary J C Williams chosen treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Greenville County Fair Association
O. P. Mills
Wm. R. Timmons
J. C. Williams
In Memory of Mrs FLO L Mann Craig
Daisy Davies Missionary society honors former president Mrs Linnie Mann Craig with resolutions of sympathy and faith. Committee members Gen evieve Moore J Allen Austin and John A Lindsay Jr send copies to the family and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flol Craig
Linnie Mann Craig
Goct
Daisy Davies Missionary Society
High Point Enterprise
Genevieve Moore
J. Allen Austin
John A. Lindsay, JR
Northwestern Mutual Life policy announced for High Point area
The insuring public of High Point and vicinity is informed that a Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance policy bonds the future. The policy combines all desirable life insurance features in a single contract. Phone 7244.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Klub Kalendar
St. Mary's P. E
George W. Sadder
Springfield Club
Emma Blair
Millsboro
Brawley
Elizabeth Williams
West Green Street
Hill
Gurney Kearns
W. Widol
Kenneth Denny
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
F. M. Pickett
John Teague
English Street
S. 0. Peebles
Lawrence White
J. N. Rumble
Wesley Smith
Broad Street
Rhodes
Park
High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
East Green Street
Clara Cox
Edith Moore
Cornelian
Presbyterian Board
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
E. M. Shipman
Moffitt Furn. Co
Ediege
Frank Wineskie
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Madras
Mae
Westinghouse
Free-Westinghouse
Free Sewing Machine Co
N.C
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