Society notes detail local clubs and meetings
Sorosis plans a Friday meeting at 3 30 with Mrs Samuel L Davis on South Main street. Cornelians hosts a Friday gathering at 8 30 at Mrs Marshall Johnson street. Other groups including Bridge Club and Woman's Guild meet in Ro land Park and with Mrs Bass on North Main Street. A birthday party honors Miss Nina Livengood on South Main street. The Girl Reserves prepare for a national conference at Sweet Briar College with Miss Lettie J Brown addressing funds and participation. Members from several clubs and guests attend multiple events across High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Samuel L. Davis
South Main Street
Briggs
Woman's Club
J. Gurney Briggs
Johnson Street
Frederic A. Cummings
Opal Whiteley
Opal
Sidney Homer
Richard Hageman
Frank la Forge
Willis Slane
Woman's Guild
W. A. Bass
Bass
Crowson
Guild
D. E. Harlee
Gatewood
Nina Livengood
Dorothy Croker
Lizzie McGee
Lucy Griffith
Bonnie Raper
Blanch McGee
Clara Grissom
Ruth Harrison
Lester Stone
Robert Lewis
Clarence Peace
Wesley Jamison
Lonnie Winfrey
Lloyd Sheetz
Vernon Snyder
Sweet Briar
Miss Brown
Blue Bird Band
Elm Street Graded School Corps
South Main
Priday
Priscilla Club
Cy Wheeler
Lindsay Street
Trour
Commetian Club
Thee
W. OB. Marshall
Gamma Zeta Club
Bod
Ellis
North Main Street
Priday Bridge
Highland Sewing Chole
Dr. Jackson Returns from New York Visit
Dr. W. L. Jackson returned from a several day stay in New York. He came back today accompanied by Mrs. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackson
W. L. Jackson
New York
Mrs. Jackson
Phony Currency in Circulation Reported by Banks
New York April 12 Counterfeit currency and raised government notes have been found in circulation in rising numbers by banks and businesses nationwide. The Manufacturers Trust company published a statement detailing penalties for possession of counterfeit money and noting government secrecy service redemption of raised bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manufacturers Trust Company
Secret Service
Poets Seek Poetry As American Readership Grows
Carl Sandburg notes Americans prefer poetic prose over plain prose as readers crave verse. He cites Chicago as a center for poetry and suggests readers seek deeper expression beyond everyday writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
Club and church meetups fill a spring schedule
A dense list of club and church gatherings runs through the week in High Point. Meetings include the Vaudhu ters of the American Revolution chapter with Mrs. Caldwell on the Parkway and the State Mission convention of the Methodist Protestant church at First church with various hosts on Wednesday.
Frock of Handkerchief Linen in Pearl Gray
A mid day frock of handkerchief linen in pearl gray features a frilled white organdie collar and cuffs. A sash at the back adds youthfulness while a gray satin hat and matching pumps and stockings complete the elegant, cool ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Wives Gain Guardianship Rights Across States
Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch speaks to the national league of women voters about joint guardianship for wives and husbands. She notes twenty states plus the District of Columbia recognize spousal parity, with several others enacting protections after a parent’s death or incapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
National League of Women Voters
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Utah
Laboring Man Questions Labor Leadership and Mayoral Ties
A laboring writer questions who directs labor policies and whether meetings in April 1921 connected to John Hedrick and local figures aimed to endorse him for mayor. He cites meetings with Grover Kerr and C. C. Robbins, asks about funding, and asks for clear public answers on labor leadership and use of labor for political ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
John Hedrick
Organized Labor
C. C. Robbins
Gibson
Hedrick
Grover Kerr
Central Labor Committee
MR. Robbins
MR. Hedrick
Guardianship Law Reform Cited for Wives Equal Rights
A discussion notes states that have modern laws concerning a wife’s right to share guardianship of her child. It highlights legal shifts toward equal parental authority and prompts consideration of reforms in custody practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Delaware
Georgia
Maryland
Tennessee
Royal Begins His Speaking Tonight
Walter Royal candidate for mayor of High Point will start campaign speeches at 7 30 tonight at Greer and Taylor's store 501 Mallory street He then plans an 8 o'clock address at Ellington's store 713 Mangum avenue The candidate expects to speak several times in the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Davies
Walter Royal
High Point
Greer and Taylor's
Mallory Street
Mr. Royal
Ellington’s
Mangum Avenue
Sib Burton Leaves Hospital After Auto Crash Injuries
Sib Burton, injured Saturday when a car he rode in was hit by a machine driven by Mrs. Charles Hamlin at Main and Taylor streets, improved enough to leave the hospital this morning. He had painful head cuts and back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sib Burton
Charles Hamlin
Main
Taylor Streets
Mur Burton
Lancashire girl detectives prove equal to men says chief
The Lancashire county police boast England s only all girl detective force led by Chief Constable H P P Lane. He says the women are equal to men and sometimes superior in handling investigations across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Lancashire
H. P. P. Lane
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Per Trson All
Mrs. Clark
Tave “Conference
Joseph T. Weaver
A.B. Taplin
Goldsboro
C. J. Cummings
Ballimore
A. S. Caldwell
Astern Points
Billie Gilliam
Statesville
Ww. F
E. S. Clary
Reidsville
William Spicer
Greensboro
C. C. Earnhardt
Ruth Plunkett
Barnhardt
Ralph
Carol
Fomer Montsinger
Johnson Place
Philip A. Warner, B.S
Bank of Commerce
Newesep
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Correce
Batiste
Brown
Trust Company
Kit Kalrendar
Puescaay
Lexander Martin
National Society of the Vaudhters of the
Alfred S. Caldwell
Methodist Protestant Church of North Carolina
Archdale Woman's Club
Merley Kone Lish
High Point Waomanm’s
J. Ganney Briges
Delta Tan Club
Bob Walker
WY. W
Parent Teachers Association of
Elin Street School
Woman’s Club
YY. W
A. Hut
St. Mary's Church
George W. Sadtler
Cijarntans
TELE
Attrac
Mertime
Royal
Warner
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Biltrite Shoes
Quality Shoe Store
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