Society events highlight local clubs and weddings
Green Street Church hosts Dallas Culler for a 7 30 pm meeting at 102 Tate Street. Beta Pi entertaining Miss Valette Jones on Morris Street. Priscilla Club, W M A circles, and Senior Club meet with various hostesses and venues. A Pretty wedding at the White residence on White Oak Street unites Miss Maud Lee White and Charles B. Strickland of Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
Dallas Culler
Royal Ambassador
Green Street Baptist Church
Tate Street
W. O. T. Club
Albion Millis
North Main Street
John Williams
Guilford College
India
Williams
Alvin Parker
Charles Hauser
T. J. Gold
Carter Dalton
Chase Idol
J. J. Farriss
Gilbert Clark
Joseph Cox
Aed
Luna Cox
James D. Ray
Dorothy Ray
Perwinkle
C. F. White
Kluh Kalendar Social Club Meetings
Fortnightly Bridge club to meet with Mrs. Wilbur Jones on Morris street at 3 o clock. Woman's club business meeting at the Y W C A hut on Green street at 3 30 o'clock. Entre Nous club postpones meeting until further notice. Beth Pi club meets with Miss Valette Jones on Morris street at 3 30. Gamma Zeta club meets with Mrs. Robert Amos on Gatewood avenue at 3 o'clock. Friday Bridge club to meet with hostess to be announced. Philomathean club meets. Priscila club meets with hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hauser
Duplicate Bridge
Green Street
Terry
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
Oscar Durland
T. V. Rochelle
M. C. Crowson
Houston Hiatt
Ernest Shipman
John Dyer
C. C. Durland
D. N. Welborn
W. E. Price
Nell Morris
Thomasville
Roland Heton
Nellie Dobbs
J. WH. Dobbs
Alberta
Hamilton Street
Valette Jones
Nellie Muse
Chase Idol
Tom Powell
D. R. Pitts
Walter Thomas
A. D. Brockett
Tom Gold
Hutchison
B. M. Shipman
W. H. Slane
John Walker
Wade Marsh
L. R. Yerry
Albert Hart
Bert Kirkman
Phil Warner
Comner Covington
Tom Gillam
Carter Dalton
Andrew Lindsay
John Moffitt
W. T. Parker
Herndon Moffitt
Roland Holton
Wilbur Jones
Morris Street
Woman's Club
Entre Nous Club
Beth Pi Club
Gamma Zeta Club
Robert Amos
Gatewood Avenue
Philomathean* Club
Priscila Club
Guilford College Doctor Guests in City
Dr E Perisho of Guilford College is a guest in the city visiting campus and meeting local officials and students. The report notes his arrival and planned talks on education and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Might
Will
High Point Guilford College Club
Friends Church
Dr. Perisho
College
E. Perisho
Guilford College
Salisbury Hosts TQ Womans Auxiliary Meeting
The sixteenth annual Cord Presbyterianauxiliary opened in Salisbury with sessions at First Presbyterian Church through tomorrow. Officers include Mrs. W. R. Grey president and Mrs. D. O. Atwell vice president, along with listed secretaries and treasurer representing Davidson, Salisbury, Statesville, Morganton, Hickory, Lenoir, and Concord. An evening address by Mrs. J. M. Blain, former China missionary, highlights the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisary
The
Concord Presbyterial
First Presbyterian Church
Concore Presbytery
W. R. Grey
Davidson
D. O. Atwell
Salisbury
F. B. Watts
Statesville
Z. V. Turlington
Mooresville
E. M. Craig
Hickory
Sue V. Tate
Morganton
W. H. Craddock
Lenoir
Assembly
C M. Hamilton
C. M. Richardson
Synodical and Congregational Home
J. F. Cannon
Concord
W. B. Ramsey
R. W. Orr
J. M. Blain
China
Chine
Old Landmarks Begone for Cleveland Union Station
The demolition begins in downtown Cleveland as the area bounded by Prospect Avenue Ontario Street Vinegar Hill Canal Road and West Third is razed to clear space for the Union Station on Public Square. The project, part of a 1922 plan by Cleveland Union Terminals, could cost up to 50 million dollars with 12 million planned for the first year and will create thousands of jobs.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Ontario Street
Vinegar Hill
Canal Road
West Third Street
Union Station
Public Square
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland Union Terminals Company
O. P. van Sweringen
Terminals Company
Methodism Reviving Centenary Movement in 1922 canvass
The Methodist Episcopal Church continues its Centenary effort with an every member canvass from May 1 to 21, 1922. Training conferences prepare canvass teams to visit each member while pastors preach on missionary and benevolent work supported by Centenary funds. Since 1919 the denomination has expanded missionary activities amid steady fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Methodist Church
Missionary and Benevolent Boards
By Right of Purchase Norma Talmadge in revival at Broadway
Norma Talmadge stars in a modern society drama with a strong supporting cast led by Eugene O’Brien and Ida Darling. Charles Miller directs a premiere production featuring William Courtleigh Jr and Charles Wellesley. Florence Billings also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Talmadge
Selznick
Miss Talmadge
Charles Miller
Eugene O’brien
Poppy
Ida Darling
William Courtleigh, Jr
Charles Wellesly
Florence Billings
Experi
Mrs Swift Dies Suddenly in Chicago Home
Mrs Louis Ky Swift, 62, wife of Swift and Company president, died at her Chicago home after a brief illness of only a few hours.
Bert Wallace and Little Blue Birds at the Orpheum This Week
Bert Wallace and his Little Blue Birds present an entire program change with the new Dan Doodles Troubles bill a blackface comedy farce. B I Nelson the tenor and Young and Moore perform a new sketch while special scenery enhances each act. on screen Bebe Daniels stars in A Chicken in the Case with noted novelties including a chicken fight and a rare on screen scene featuring ears. the act promises one of the funniest bills of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wallace
Bebe Daniels
Realart
New England
Bebe
Hayworth Named Director of Commercial National Bank
Charles E. Hayworth was unanimously elected a director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John P. Hayworth at the Commercial National Bank board meeting. John P. Hayworth was his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial National Bank
Charles E. Hayworth
John P. Hayworth
Tractor Plow Crashes Kill Black Worker in Ayden Farm
An Ayden report says Willie White, a Black man, died instantly when a tractor plow overturned on Heber Jackson’s farm. The machine struck a stump, reared, and crushed him as bystanders looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Ayden
Willie White
White
Heber Jackson
Goldsboro Eyes Modern Hotel Near Union Station
Goldsboro plans a local company to build a five to seven story cream brick hotel near Union Station. Construction aims to begin early this summer with plans to organize the project in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Union Station
Heflin to Speak at Gastonia Chamber Dinner
Gastonia chamber of commerce members will attend their annual dinner at the Baptist annex Friday night at 6 45 with United States Senator Thomas J Heflin of Alabama as chief speaker.
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Priscilla
Priscilla Club
A. E. Taplin
Mission Circles
W. M. A. Ecircles of the
West Kind Baptist Church
Nannie Brittain
O. H. Clodfelter
Pickett Street
Leonard
J. 38
Suttenfield
Mallory Street
Aldah Grayson
J. C. Swaim
West Green Street
Miss Dobbs
J. H. Dobbs
Lucile Holton
B. B. Webb
Albion Milius
Pauline Miller
Richmond
Ind
Norwood Bowne
Elizabeth Bowne
Tryon
Ruth Bowne
F Passifern School
Hendersonville
Meiitatory
Max Bones
Augusta, Ga
Ae Deni
William H. Hardin
High Point
St. Mary’s Church
Hardin
Episcopal Church
M. H. Harmon
Newark
N. J
Mr. Harmon
Harmon Bicycle
Klub Kalendar
SILK
Philadelphia
Buster Brown
Iery
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Broadway Today
Orpheum
Jules Zobby
Hen Point
Chas. E. Hayworth
Perns
Negro
Coldsboro
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Cingham House
Madame Grace Corsets
Loflin’s
Mer
Duality Shoe Store
PEROM
S. Main Street
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