Various local clubs host meetings and events in High Point
The Gleaners meet at First Presbyterian Thursday at 7 30 to conduct monthly business. Veterans prepare for Memorial Day plans Saturday at 2 00 at Mrs. Hayden's Washington Street home. Mrs Hedrick and Mrs Whitener travel to Lincolnton for the 26th annual Woman's Missionary Classis meeting. District Woman's clubs gather in Asheboro with High Point leaders presenting. Other gatherings include Rock WCTU Young People's meeting and Blue Bird Band outings, with numerous social events described across the city.
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Gleaners
First Presbyterian Church
Jesse FP
Hayden
Washington Street
W. Hedrick
Mya
Edgar Whitener
Tincolnton
Woman's Missionary Classis
First Reformed Church of
Woman's Missionary Society
First Reformed Church
Ashharo
High Point
John Tate
Henry, White
State Federation
CC. C. Hook
Elisabeth Kelly
YW. Gla
Chautauqua
Laam-ap
Kelrat
Lucile Goldston
Michel Carter
Nessie Smith
Elizabeth Manson
Tie Chaisman
Lillian Massey
Alub
Federation
Paril Leonard
Laura Dodamead
Miss van Horn
National Board of the
New York
High Point Club
Annie Millner
Louise Withers
Club Calendar Wednesday Activities Listed
Wednesday events include Blue Bird Band of Girls Reserve hike at 8 45. Greensboro District Registered Nurses meet at Y W C A hut at 3. Y W Go recreation class led by Mrs Willis Slane at 7 30. Beta Pi with Ms Kephart at Isha Street 3 30. Entre Nous at 3 30 unidentified hostess. South Main Girl Reserves market at Y W U A hut 3 30. Puplicate Bridge Luncheon with Mrs A D Barnes at Snow residence South Main 1. Christian Endeavor Friends Church meets with Y W C L A hut hosts 7 30. Friday Philomathean with Mrs S T Davis South Main 3. Friday Bridge with President Mrs Ben Moore J R Reitzel North Main 8 15. Saturday Children of the American Revolution at 331 North Main with Mrs W Ladtee 8.0.
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Greensboro
Recreation Club
Y. W
Willis Slane
Beta Pi Club
Charles Kephart
Isha Street
Y. W. Clas
Philomathean Club
S. T. Davis
South Main Street
Bridge Club
Ben Moore
J. R. Reitzel
North Main Street
W. Ladttee
Mystery of the Yellow Room at Orpheum Tonight
Emile Chautard presents The Mystery of the Yellow Room at the Orpheum with a star cast and suspenseful French adaptation. Also shows Yarrow’s American Girls in a program change, featuring a Ladies Special Matinee with admission to any seat for Lic.
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Orpheum
Emile Chautard
Nana
Mr. Chautard
Yarrow
Eee
Local Personal Notes Show Guests and Travel
Whitney Ryan returns to Old Point Comfort college Fort Monroe Va to resume studies. Miss Rae Shrago of Goldsboro visits Mrs Henry Harriss North Main Street. Morris J Levy improving after illness. Mrs A H Cates and children visit North Main Street. Mrs Trussell Bishop of Johnson City Tenn to stay with Mrs Herbert Newbold at A Sherrod residence. Mrs Mary Thomas returns from Deland Fla to Hogan residence Mast Green Street then Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs M C Crowson in Greensboro for Good Roads meeting. Mr and Mrs Guy J Wells go to Pinehurst for races and return with Mrs Ben Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Ryan
J. T. Ryan
Raelish
Old Point Comfort College
Fort Monroe
Rae’ Shrago
Goldsboro
Henry Harriss
North Main Street
Miss Shrago
Sheabas
Morris J. Levy
Fh. Cates
Cildren
Spencer
A. Tl. Parks
Trussell Bishop
Johnson City
Tenn
Herbert Newbold
A. Sherrod
Mary Thomas
High Point
Deland
Fla
D. J. Miller
Thomas
Shenley Thomas
Hogan
Mast Green Street
Winston-Salem
M.C. Crowson
Greensboro
Crown Son
Good Roads Association
Guy J. Wells
Pinehurst
Ben Moore
Broadway Carnival Missing Confetti Cry Draws Big Crowd
A 1920s newspaper note describes Broadway shows needing the confetti cry Nobody but old maids and schoolmarms gets mad to capture old-time carnival charm. Last night’s event drew thousands, with a joyful, fun-seeking crowd atmosphere and full audience engagement.
Evening at the fairgrounds thrills crowds with diverse acts
The program features a plantation show with 0.388 misters of a Southern negro, a 10 in 1 act including a fat boy and educated goats, glass blowers, and popular attractions such as the Superba and a Night in Japan, drawing strong praise for entertainment value.
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Japan
Proclamation Encourages Clean Up and City Pride
A proclamation appeals to all men women and children to join the national clean up campaign. It highlights benefits to health thrift fire prevention and civic pride and aims to improve home and city life nationwide.
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United States
City cleanup drive planned for High Point
Plans perfected for a thorough city cleanup in High Point starting today. Residents must have trash out when the city wagon calls as there will be no second visit. J D Kkoonee leads the cleanup forces and calls for citizen cooperation to keep the city clean, healthy, thrifty, safe, and beautiful. City Manager RN. Pickett signs the April 5, 1921 notice.
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High Point
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Willie Slane
Y.orid A. Hut
Blue Bird Band
Mrs. Durinand
C. C. Durland
Rochelle
Durland
D. N. Welbwyn
T. V. Rochelle
M. C. Croanson
Dee Pollcck
W. BE. Price
E. M. Shipman
Dalton
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Gilbert Clark
Helen Brockett
H. I. Cotheld
C. F. Tomlinson
H. T. Coffield
C. FP. Long
C. FP. Long, Mrs. §. Hi, Tomlinson, Mrs. H. W. McCain, Mrs. Harry Raymond
J. FL. Adams
Bob Siteloff
Ed, P.land
Bob Douglas
Ise Davis
Briuich
W.C.T. U
Y. W. Coa
Lottie Barber
Robert K. Marshall
R J B
Mneh Woll
Milady
Mirror
Paris
Mie
Chantilly
Wich Point
Henry White
Clara Cox
Ashebora
W. GG. Shipman
M. Shipman
Ww. M. Pickett
Wo. McAnally
Klub Kalendar
new _Stripes
Moffitt Furnishing
Go. J
Quality Shoe Store
Perature
Madras
Warner
the Ladies’ Store
J. Pickett
Wroe-Wotinghouse Electric
Free-Westinghouse
N. C. Public Service Company
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