Community happenings in High Point notices and meetings
Birth announced for Katherine Estelle Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Randall N Mann on Saturday April 2. Local clubs meet this week including Entre Nous with Mrs L Reed Terry at 3 15. Philathea class at First Baptist hosts Miss Mary Alice Tate at 718 Broad. Busy Bee Sewing Circle meets Friday 7 30 at Highland Community lodge with Mrs George W Laddler in charge. Miss Louise Leonard YWCA industrial secretary arrives for a week with local association outlining club programs. Co A R to meet Saturday with Mrs George W Sadder for the children’s chapter at 331 North Main Street. Membership papers available. Miss Margaret Rankin returns to West Maryland College after Easter, editor in chief and vice president of literary society. Mission Study class of Wesley Memorial meets at 3 30 with large attendance and a program on Money, the Acid Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
L. Reed Terry
North Main Street
Steven Clark
Sadue
A. BR
Maryland
Margaret Rankin
West Alarvland College
Westminister
A. M. Hatkin
Miss Rankin
West Maryland College
Rankin
Lucille Pickens
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
The
Indies
J. D. Brame
Charles Ragan
Vassie Wilson
Community Club Schedule for Week Ahead
Tuesday events include bridge gatherings with Mrs. O C Durband on the Parkway and W O Club led by Mrs. Carter Dalton on Johnson street. Also on Tuesday the Klin Street Girl Reserves meet at the hut and the High Point BPW meet at the Y at 8 30. Wednesday features a district meeting of Women’s clubs at Webbor with High Point delegation and a Blue Bird Band hike at 8 45. Nurses and YWCA groups hold sessions, with others at the hut and on South Main street. Thursday brings Beta Pi, Entre Nous, South Main girl reserves at the YWCA hut and Snow residence, plus Fleur and Endeavor society events. Friday’s Philomathean and Orridge clubs meet at 3 and 3 15 respectively, with Children of the American Revolution at 3. Sunday schedule not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
O. C. Durband
Parkway
W. OO. T
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Gilbert Clark
Klin Street
High Point Business and Professional
Y. Hat
Webbor
High Point
Aperet
Greensboro
South Main Club
WY. W
Y. W
Fishing Parties Leave High Point For Moore County Camp
Enthusiasm for mission study grows as the mission organization adds new life with programs and leaders. High Point men plan a fishing trip to Moore County led by Frank Brown Walter Thomas Bill Burgess and Dr Staley. Mrs Woodard visits with family on Lindsay street bringing daughter Bessie Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pishing
High Point
Moore County
Frank Brown
Walter Thomas
Bill Burgess
Dr. Staley
Mr. Woodard
Raleigh
R. B. White
Lindsay Street
Mrs. W. A. Bass Returns From Charlotte Visit
Mrs. W. A. Bass has returned from Charlotte where she spent last week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bass
Charlotte
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Afi
Randall N. Mann
Catherine Estelle
Mrs. Mann
Fred Tate
Hamilton Street
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Mary Alice Tate
Broad Street
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
YY. W
Louise Leonard
South Atlantic
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lou Owen
Miss van Horn
New York
van Horn
National Board
Coa RR
George W. Sadder
Children’s Chapter of the
Lady Ruth
Moffitt
Furnishing Co
Klub Kalendar
Ane
Priday. Philomathean Club
S. I. Davis
South Main Street
Orridge Club
Ben Moore
J. BR. Reitzel
Children of the
G. W. Sadt Jer
Steadfast
Bilt
Quality Shoe Store
Bovenery
Madras and
Percales
Circle P
S. O. Peebles
Lawrence White
Allehla
C. E. Sieeloff
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
Rocky
Fred Thomas
Herman Sears
Annie Luther White
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Lincolnton
Woman's Missionary Classis
First Reformed Church of
High Point Society
Edgar Whitener
J. W. Hedrick
Mal Hoyle
Mary E. Myers
China
Whitener
Hedrick
Beta Pi Club
J. J. Farriss
Association
High Point Y. W. C. A
Farriss
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Cascara
la Grippe
Hill
Free-Westinghouse
N. C. Public Service Company
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