Local society notes health, meetings and parties
Ill and recovering neighbors appear in notices with measles fevers and illness reports. Bible study classes, meetings at Montlieu Avenue, Lottie Holden, Eliza Stevens, and other groups plan lessons and hostesses. Social events include bridge, tea and a large Thomasville bridal party at the High Point Country Club with many hosts and guest lists.
Mrs Hodgin Bride of Thomasville Man in High Point Event
David Yow of High Point and Mrs G E Crowell hosted a large afternoon party to honor the popular honoree Mrs Hodgin who was formerly Miss Katherine Mock of Thomasville. Guests extended their good wishes at the attractive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Spaugh
William Brooks
Guilford General Hospital
O. R. Hodgin
J. A. Morris
Roland Holton
Bridge
Roland Park
Thomasville
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
High Point Country Club
J. E. Lambeth
High Point
Reece Harville
Austin Finch
Zeb Crutchfield
Fleming
Herman
Thomas Lambeth
Frances Myers
Edgar Dixon
Winston-Salem
Randall B. Terry
Allen Penny
Sidney Pruden
Ralph Hinkle
J. F. Hayden
M. B. Hite
Earl Mahone
Cooksey
Caroleen Lambeth
Greensboro
Robert Rapp
Paul Green
Dave Long
David Yow
G. E. Crowell
Hodgin
Katherine Mock
Community Roundup of Local Notables
The note shows Mrs. Jack Landres's illness at Guilford General hospital. Mrs. W. L. Albertson returns home after a Florida trip. Miss Virginia Shackleford leaves Guilford County Sanatorium to live with her sister on Tipton Street. Luther Parker and Earl Byrum travel to Philadelphia for the 23rd annual arts exhibition. Mrs. C. C. Prince and Cecil Jr. are expected home after visiting Mrs. Prince's mother in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Smith
Edith
Tate Street
Eliza Stevens
J. E. Millis
North Main Street
C. Dunbar
Guy Meredith
North Hamilton Street
Ladies Aid Society of Calvary M. E. Church
J. D. Stout
East Green Street
John McMahan
Circle Number Two
H. C., Byrum
Mettie Goff
John Brown
Jack Landres
Guilford General Hospital
W. L. Albertson
Lindsay Street
Florida
Virginia Shackleford
Guilford County Sanatorium
Myrtle Shackleford
Tipton Street
Luther Parker
Earl Byrum
Philadelphia
C. C. Prince
Cecil, Jr
Silk Fabrics Gain Favor for Summer Frocks
A newspaper note observes how silks with graceful charm and feminine appeal are increasingly chosen for dresses as warm weather nears. The trend highlights the versatility of silk in summer wardrobes.
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P.S
Nobby New Suits
Moffitt’s
North Main
Mrs. Conally
F. D. Conally
West Russell Street
Virginia Floyd
Carl Floyd
Allred
Alfred Bible Study
Moser
Pickett Street
Corinthians
Alfred
Gene Lamont
J. T. Byerly
Willowbrook Street
Parkway
Parkway Bible Study
S. R. Matthews
Montlieu Avenue
H. A. Cecil
Lottie Holden
Grimes Street
Parent-Teacher Association
C. P. Coble
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Mechanicsville School
Clara I. Cox
W. D. Laney
Evans
Ladies Aid Society
Groome
James G. Groome
Sigma Theta Club
A. D. Brockett
South Main Street
Thurman Williams
Emery Wood
Emerywood
W. A. Hayes
C. H. Ellis
Daisy Davies
Wesley Memorial
Houbigant
Jack Grubb
Farrell Gray
Richard Reitzel
James Lyon
Roy Spearman
Charles Kephart
Southern Dairies
Dalton - Johnson
Duco
Sheloff Hdw. Co
eMelon
I. Miller
Tmiller
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Stamey’s
Rowland Real Estate Co
Cecil’s Drug Store
Ingram’s Barber Shop
North Main and
W. Washington