Birth Announced and Social Club Notices in High Point
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leroy Ellison announce a daughter Anna Leroy born March 30 at 504 North Main. Social items include Musical Art Club meeting led by Miss Clara Boyd, elaborate bridge at Alberta apartment hosted by Nellie and J H Dobbs, B and P W Club officer election at YWCA cafe, and multiple parties with dances, birthday events, and upcoming Camp Toxaway plans led by Miss Sallie Joyner Davis and Miss Katherine Davis with wide community sponsorship and Gettysburg observance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leroy Ellison
North Main Street
Anna Leroy
Detroit
P. W. Federation
High Point Business Women’'S Club
Lena Lake Forrest
North Carolina
Greensboro
Lillian Massey
High Point Club
Forrest
Clara Cox
Estelle Davis
High Point
Lake Toxaway
Hendersonville
Sallie Joyner Davis
Katherine Davis
William Tate
High Point Schools
Davis
Chara Joyner Davis
Camp Toxaway
Robert M. Page
Josephus Daniels
Smiley Blanton
University of Wisconsin
Paschal Strong
Savannah
C. B. Gibson
Clara Joyner Davis
Mabel Tate
High
Fire Sweeps Depot Area Destroying Homes and Factories
A heavy blaze at a depot spread across Jacobs avenue, destroying a table factory owned by FE L. Crouch, a tin shop of S. O. Peebles, and the Tomlinson Street homes. Five houses along Tomlinson Street burned, with volunteers battling the flames and saving many household items. Firefighters say the heat was extreme and several rescuers were injured or treated for heat exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs Avenue
FE. Ll. Crouch
S. O. Peebles
BE. K Ingram
Welborn Furniture Company
Peebles
Tomlinson Street
Bucket Brigade
Providence
Tembingen Chair Co
W., &. oBierce
B. C. Piarce
T. R. Brady
Frank Johnson
Shipton
Tomlin- Som Street
Jim Gold
Green Street
Ford
A. B. Barney
Jones
Guilford General Hospital
Joe Davis
Utterson
Irby Brown
Thirteen Men Stand Trial For Breathitt Slayings
Thirteen men charged with murder over four killed in Clayhole Breathitt county during November election day violence are set for trial in Breathitt circuit court. Juries from surrounding counties may be called. cases concern multiple indicted defendants and deaths including Eathan Allen and Nathan Allen. Trial was moved from March to April 3 amid venue debates and judge’s candidacy objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Clayhole
Breathitt County
Breathitt
Sam Hurst
Will Barnett
Will Campbell
Ed Davis
Ed Combs
Amby Barnett
Alfred Barnett
Willie Davis
Marion Barnett
Eathan Allen
Cleveland Combs
Asberry Combs
Chester Davis
Nathan Allen
French Combs
L. Combs
Shade Combs
George Allen, Jr
George McIntosh
Commonwealth
Hurst
Community club calendar with multiple church and social meetings
Local notices list weekly schedule of women’s auxiliary circles and clubs across Baptist and other churches. Activities include meetings at St Marys Parkway and Wesley Memorial Washington street, entertainments at Coble circle hut, and officer installations. Also includes W O T club, Odd/Even bridge groups, and Friday and Thursday gatherings with hostesses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women’s Mission
St. Mary's Church
Jas. Stewart
The
Friends Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Jesse Hayden
Washington Street
First Presbyterian Church
W. O.T. Club
Albion Jettigs
North Main Street
Alvin Parker Teader
Ouridge Club
L. R. Terry
Orth Main Streeet
Wilbur Dones
Morris Street
Woman's Club
Creen Street
Morganton Names Hotel Caldwell after Governor Tod Caldwell
Morganton selects the Caldwell as the town’s new hotel name in honor of Burke County's only governor Tod R. Caldwell. Stockholders unanimously approved at yesterday's meeting. The hotel will open around May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
Caldwell
Burke County
Tod R. Caldwell
Plastic corset substitutes grow in Leicester market
Kilastic reports rising demand for plastic bands and new form of stay that replaces traditional corsets as manufacturers in Leicester, England, respond to growing consumer interest in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilastic
Leicester
Eng
Bishop condemns the Shifters as a menace to morals
Burlington New Jersey April 1 Bishop Paul Matthews of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Trenton approves a statement by St Marys Hall authorities denouncing the Shifters as a menace to morals and society He urges a nationwide education effort and asks parents of St Marys pupils in thirty states to help combat the movement The Rev John Wearnley dean of St Marys says the group can become ugly and vicious Bishop Matthews calls for strong action to keep the Shifters out of St Marys Hall and to stamp it out if it appears
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
N. J
Bisho Paul Matthews
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Trenton
Attac
St. Mary's Hall
Colege
Matthews
St. Mary’s
John Wearnley
St. Mary’s Hall
Old Hickory veterans to meet in Asheville in April
The executive committee of the Old Hickory association the national group of veterans of the Thirtieth division will convene in Asheville on April 8 to choose a site for the fourth annual reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld Hickory
Asheville
Old Hickory Association
National Organization of Veterans of the
Rent Free a Wallace Reid film at Broadway today
Wallace Reid stars as an impecunious artist who moves into an empty house after skipping rent in a charming comedy drama. Lila Lee plays the girl, with a plot involving a disowned heroine, a hidden will, and a romantic resolution. The production is by Page and Forrester Page with Elmer Rice adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reid
Paramount Picture
Mr. Reid
Marn Page
Iaola Forrester Page
Elmer Rice
Reid
Lila Lee
Volstead Endorsed for Re nomination by Minnesota GOP
Willmar Minn April 1 Congressman A J Volstead representative of the seventh Minnesota district in congress since March 4 1903 was endorsed for renomination here by the Republican district conference The vote was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minn
A. J. Volstead
Minnesota
Resolutions of Resphoct at Commercial National Bank
Copy of resolutions from a March meeting of directors of the Commercial National Bank. John C. Hayworth became a director on February 7, 1916 succeeding the late Dr. W. G. Bradshaw. He served the bank faithfully for years, the relationship being noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
John C. Hayworth
W. G. Bradshaw
John Hayworth Remembered by Commercial National Bank
The bank writes of John Hayworth who died March 3 1922, praising his wide business experience and public spirit. He served as director with personal warmth, offered thoughtful counsel, and valued the welfare of children and the community. The bank’s officers extend sympathy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
W. E. Price
Price
Howard Marsh
John Hayworth
Commercial National Bank
Advt
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Musical Art Club
Clara Boyd
Broad Street
Alberta
Hamilton Street
Nellie Dobbs
J. H. Dobbs
Max Samet
Raytreet
Bessie Samet
Blue Bird Band
Mildred Bedford
Blanch Platt
Uder
North Carolina College For Women
Bess Sheloff
Sheloff Hardware Co
P. W
O,. Henry
O. Henry
Long Lake Forrest
Master Price
David and
Raymond Welborn
Francesa Sizemore
Charles Tomlinson
Stuart Clark
Rip Tabb
Fev Pardue
Jilly Sheloff
Arthur Marsh, Jr
Frank Armfield
Thomas Ring
Collier Eillis
Billy Ferree
Jack Garrett
Bobby Shipman
Joseph Welborn
Chan Tomlinson
Jimmy Durland
Wee
T. V. Rochelle
the Parkway
Violet Johnson
R. B. Terry
Charles Kephart
Kinney
Charlotte
Thelma Wineshie
Nellie Muse
Comer Covington
Tom Powell
John Peacock
U. DL
Gettyburg
U. D.C
Gettysburg
D. C
Old North State
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania College
Soldiers’ National
Gettysburg Battlefield
Fie
Torbay
Kentucky
Cally
Moffitt
Klub Kalendar
Entre Nous Club
Beta Pi Club
Epriday
Ganana Zeta Club
Robert Amos
Gatewood Avenue
Philomathean ® Club
Priscilla Club
Tess
Phoenix
Weinrod
Broadway Today
Volstead
Mien
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