Woman's Club holds monthly meeting and hosts election events
The Woman's Club reported strong turnout and successful department meetings. The library section announced council approval to furnish a public library site and form a six member board. Departments plan fundraisers, study Latin America, and note 402 nurse visits in 68 homes. Election of officers and delegates followed, with details of new officers and upcoming Durham convention. The April 10 wedding of Miss Clara I Cox to Mr. A B Lee was noted with home assignment at 807 South Main Street.
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University of North Carolina
Lingle
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Nichols
Clara I. Cox
J. Z. Farriss
H. A. White
R. T. Pickens
W. G. Shipman
B. E. Moore
J. E. Kirkman
Sylvester Newlin
Durham
Blair
J. E. Marsh
C. P.baxter
H. A. Millis
F. M. Pickett
A. E. Tate
The Old Peabody Pew presented at Main Street church
A one act sketch The Old Peabody Pew will be staged at the Main Street Methodist Episcopal church on Friday April 6 at 8 o clock. The cast includes Mrs Baxter Mrs J W Clinard Mrs Burbank Miss Elsie Pegg Mrs Miller Mrs Snider Miss Lobelia Brewster Miss Maria Sharp Miss Nancy Wentworth Justin Peabody and Reader Mrs J G Greene with a village New England church setting and Dorcas society roles.
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Peabody Pew
Woman's
Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New England
Edgewood Dorcas Society
Baxter
J. W. Clinard
Burbank
Dorcas Society
M. P. Vail
Miller
Deacon Miller
Snider
M. H. Blair
Nancy Wentworth
N. E. Russell
Justin Peabody
Peabody
J. G. Greene
Miss Virginia Kenney Weds L Golden Lee in Intimate Ceremony
Last evening at the bride’s sister’s home on Thurston Street, Miss Virginia Pelle Kenney and L Golden Lee were married by Rev HL Robins of Main Street Methodist Church. Only intimate friends attended as the couple began their life together.
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J W. Linkle
Thurston Street
Virginia Pelle Kenney
L. Golden Lee
HL. H. Robins
Main Street Methodist Church
Reading Circle Meeting at Wesley Memorial Church
The Woman's Missionary Reading Circle at Wesley Memorial Methodist met yesterday afternoon to review The King's Highway by Montgomery. Mrs. G. T. Rowe presided, Mrs. Benj. E. Moore led devotions, and a solo by Mrs. Haydn followed by readings on Egypt India China Korea Japan were shared by members. Refreshments were served and a new book South American Neighbors by Homer Stuntz selected for next session. The circle will meet the first Monday of each month.
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Woman’s Missionary Reading Circle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
King’s Highway
Montgomery
G. T. Rowe
Benj. E. Moore
Haydn
Egypt
W. Wilson
India
Dock Welborn
China
Fred Ingram
Korea
Joe Weaver
Japan
Homer Stuntz
Will Sing Cantata for Easter at First Presbyterial
Next Sunday evening at 7 45 the choir of the First Presbyterial church with singers from other city churches will offer the cantata The Resurrection and Life. The piece is described as beautiful and fitting for Easter Sunday as city residents are invited to attend.
Students Visiting at Home for Holidays
Miss Clara Steele Miss Louise Ingram and Miss Grace Bencini arrived at noon today from Greensboro College for Women to spend the spring holidays in the city as the guests of their parents. Miss Elizabeth Harris will visit an out of town friend during the holidays.
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Clara Steele
Louise Ingram l
Grace Bencini
Greensboro College For
Elizabeth Harris
J. W. Harris
Called Meeting of Local UDC Chapter
A called meeting of the local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy is set for tomorrow Friday at 3 30 p m. The gathering will be at Mrs J Ed Kirkman’s home on Washington Street to discuss important business and all members are urged to attend.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. Ed. Kirkman
Washingon Street
Third Holy Week Service at Tutheran Church
Tonight at o'clock the third Holy Week service will be held at the Tutheran church. Miss Ruth Sechrest will sing at this service. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Tutheran Church
Barabbas
Jesus
Ruth Sechrest
Mrs. Massey Improving After Operation
Mrs. H. C. Massey, who had an operation at the local hospital yesterday, is reported to be progressing nicely and mending well.
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Massey
H. C. Massey
Tar Heel Chapter Children of the Confederacy Meet
The Tar Heel chapter at 112 Elm Street will meet with Frances Comstock tomorrow Friday at 4 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
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Tar Heel
Children of the Confederacy
Frances Comstock
Elm Street
Wineski Family Plans East Coast Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wineski depart for Philadelphia, Atlantic City and other eastern cities. Miss Thelma Wineski, a student at Collins, Virginia, will join the journey with her parents.
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Frank Wineski
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Thelma Wineski
Collins, Va
Rouse and Moser Couple Wed in Surprise Ceremony
Miss Gertrude A. Rouse and Otis Moser were married last night at the home of Rev. L A Peeler pastor of the First Reformed church. The ceremony was performed by the pastor and the couple will make their home in this city.
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Gertrude A. Rouse
Otis
Moser Weet
L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Mrs. Moser
Strickland on 30 day leave with parents on East Russell
CG J Strickland marine engineer on the U S S Arethusa is spending a 30 day leave of absence with his parents Mr and Mrs R B Strickland on East Russell street. William Simmons Jr student at Trinity College Durham will arrive in the city tonight to spend the spring holidays. Several friends will accompany him home and be his guests for a few days.
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J. Strickland
William Simmons, Jr
Trinity College
Durham
Doctor Reitzel Improves After Illness Return from New York
Dr. C. E. Reitzel, recently ill after returning from New York, continues to improve as his condition stabilizes and progress is noted in medical daily care.
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C. E. Reitzel
New York
Miss Frances Stainback Hosts Easter Visit in City
Miss Frances Stainback returns from Greensboro College for Women and will spend Easter in the city as guest of her uncle L. J. Ingram on North Main street.
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Frances Stainback
Greensboro
Tate Visits Greensboro As Guest Of Relatives
Thomas H. Tate spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro visiting relatives and sharing time with family.
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Thomas H. Tate
Greensboro
Funeral for Stephen Romulus Horney at Deep River church
Relatives and friends filled the Deep River Friends Church on Sunday April 1 at 11 o clock to honor Stephen Romulus Horney. Dr Thomas Newlin of Guilford College and Pastor Leslie Barrett led a sympathetic service with old time hymns. Born and raised in the Deep River area he spent most of his 68 years there as the son of Jeffrey C and Kevin Horney and grandson of William Welch.
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Deep River
Stephen Romulus Horney
Thos. Newlin
Guilford College
Leslie Barrett
Jeffrey C
Kevin Horney
William Welch
Noted High Point Citizen Passes After Long Illness
Obituary tribute recalls a genial man revered for fairness and honesty. Surviving family includes brother Julius O. Horney of Coats Kansas sisters Octavia Ellison Emma Teague both of High Point N C and two daughters Fay and Treva. After his wife’s death he cared for the girls while they joined the Friend's church at Deep River. He remained patient and cheerful despite incurable illness.
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Julius O. Horney
Coats
Kansas
Octavia Ellison
Emma Teague
High Point
N. C
Fay
Treva
Deep River
Don’t Use Dyes for Gray Hair Adv Promotes Q-Ban Restorer
An advertisement urges readers to avoid hair dyes and try Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer sold by J. A. Hart Drug Co. and other druggists. It claims the product gradually restores the natural color, improves hair growth and shine, and is backed by a satisfaction guarantee with a money back option.
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J. A. Hart Drug Co
Hessig- Ellis Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
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