St Marys Study Club Meeting And Local Notices
Local society items list multiple upcoming meetings and events including St Marys Study Club and Service League at Mrs Matt Wall home, Utopian and other circle meetings, plus births, hospital updates, and a Golden Wedding celebration near High Point with church and club activities and upcoming bridge luncheons.
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ST. Mary's Study Club
St. Mary’s Study Club
Matt Wall
ST. Mary's
Service League
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Greenway Drive
Greensboro residents visit friends and family over weekend
Mrs Garland Alderman of Greensboro spends the weekend with Mrs Capus Waynick. Mr and Mrs Charles Kephart depart for Charleston South Carolina to visit Magnolia Gardens. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nance announce the birth of a son Lloyd Jr born April 11 at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee
Henry, Jr
Forest Avenue
MR. Raymond III
Hugh Raymond
Guilford General Hospital
Jack Willis
Petty Jacquelin
Silver Avenue
Greensboro
Willis
Mary McLeod
Fr. S. Mcleod
Mrs. Garland Alderman
Mrs
Capus Waynick
Charles Kephart
Charleston
S. C
Magnolia Gardens
Lloyd Nance
Lloyd Jrr
E. W. Cates
Pendleton
Warrenton
N. C
Reece Harville
Converse Alumnae Festival Invitations Go Out
In Spartanburg on April 12 invitations go to Converse alumnae for the festival commencement May 14. The alumnae luncheon is on May 13 with Lily Strickland, Converse alumna and noted composer, as guest of honor. Sir Herbert Ames visited as a distinguished Canadian leader and first treasurer of the League of Nations.
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Spartanburg
Alumnae Association
Converse
Lily Strickland
Herbert Ames
Montreal
League of Nations
United States
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
School of Music
South Carolina
Phipps announces bid for state legislature in Orange County
CHAPEL OILL Apr 12. Local attorney L J Phipps declares his candidacy for the state legislature from Orange county. A H Graham, speaker of the 1929 house and former Orange representative, has not yet announced for re election.
Black Diamond Now Seen as Hardest Substance
Washington report from the United States Bureau of Mines states the black diamond is the hardest known substance and is three percent harder than gel diamond.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Briarfield Daughters and Local Clubs Host Meetings
Multiple community gatherings are reported in Thomasville with the Briarfield Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Mrs. A H Ragan’s home, a Thursday Evening Briarfield club bridge party at Miss Eva White’s, and a Colonial Drive school PTA session led by Mrs C H Newby. Attendees include Mrs J A Green Mrs R P Murphy Mrs J A Palmer and Stuart Jarrell among others. The day features spring flower decor and a program on The Flag and Fort Fisher.
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Bridge
Lucile Sherrod
Annis Smoot
Carter Dalton
K. ©. Denny
Dalton
Johnson Street
Denny
Miss Sherrod
Miss Smoot
T. Wingate Andrews
W. R. Morrow
Green Street Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Green Street
D. T. Andrews
East Pascwell Street
R. R. Holder
Ravan Street
W. A. Howell
White Oak Street
Huggins
Vail Street
J. J. Johnson
Kennedy Street
J. H. Vestal
Carrick Avenue
Camprele
Frank Campbell
Hamilton Street
M. C. Campbell
C. W. Longworth
H. D. Longworth
G. L Collings
N. G. Bowden
Ivey
Margaret Longworth
W. J. Bowden
J. E. Perryman, Jr
Ed Longworth
James Longworth
Janet
Hannah Campbell
Billy Bowden
Pollock
Garnet Pollock
John Peacock
Grattan Foy
Phil Warner
Charles Kephart
Ben Moore
Delk Smith
W. B. Thomas
8S. C. Kirkman
Comer Covington
Harold Bennett
Paul W. Casey
Walter Murray
C. T. Ingram
R. A. Sheroff
T. V. Rochelle
Hoke Bullard
Williams
C. C. Williams
Denny Street
H. Reece Williams
Asheboro
T. J. Underwood
C. F. Moose
G. C. Connor
Hi. Reece Williams
Glad Girls Bible Class
Green Street Baptist Church
Glad Girls
Lois Isgett
Gladys Stutts
Claf Wall
Tunstall
Annie Belle Noel
Mrs. Barnette
Robbins
Mary Dickens
T. C. Robbins
J. D. Barnette
Sadie Doss
Mrs. Robbins
Bettie Wilkerson
Walter Crissman
Evelyn Crawford
Geneva
Comer
Argie Wood
Fielding Kearns
Thomasville
George W. Lyles
Thursday Afernoon Bridge Club
Salem Street
Briarfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. H. Ragan
East Guilford Avenue
W. G. Hinkle
J. A. Green
R. P. Murphy
Ragan
John R. Myers
Carolina
Vassie Beall Reid
J. A. Palmer
Sallie McCracken
Stuart Jarrell
Mills
American Legion
Fort Fisher
S. G. Moore
la Gusta Club
Eva White
Clarence Tomlinson
Forsyth Street
Laura File
Emily Commander
Miss White
Elizabeth Yow
Laura Fife
Ethel Mae _ Boggs
Ruth Myers
Leola Black
Ray Hoover
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
C. H. Newby
James E. Lambeth
E. F. Pep
Nancy Kyser
May Sumner Griffith
Nancy Yow Abernethy
Id& Lambeth Jennings
Margaret Newell
Major Snow Transferred to St Louis. Wheeler Named Successor
Major W A Snow, United States Army engineer based in Wilmington, is transferred to St Louis effective October 20. He will be succeeded here by Major R A Wheeler, presently assistant engineer of maintenance in the Panama Canal Zone.
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Wilmington
W. A. Snow
United States Army
St. Louis
R. A. Wheeler
Panama Canal Zone
Berry Whips: Simple Chilled Dessert Idea
As days grow warmer, enjoy dainty berry whips. Beat hulled berries with two egg whites and a touch of sugar until stiff, chill, and serve with whipped cream or a berry on top.
Cheese Imports Decline in January 1930
Cheese imports for January 1930 totaled 5,360,561 pounds, down nearly 2,000,000 pounds from the same month last year, Chicago reports.
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Chicago
Germans Claim Lighter Stronger Paper Boat Invention
German researchers announce a paper boat lighter and stronger than a wooden vessel of equal size. They describe new materials and construction methods designed to improve buoyancy and durability for small craft.
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Utopian Club
Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Foy
Dorsett
J. S. Teague
Jim Dan Dorsett
Tom's Creek Baptist Church
Ernest Anderson
High Point Hospital
Central Friends Auxiliary
R. B. Pegram
J. C. Barker
Margaret Clark
The
First Baptist Church
Misses Marsha
Rosa Lee Shields
West
Russell Street
Raymond
Ww. CO. T
G. W. Clark
Oakwood Court
Lanier
Iris Lanier
Thomasville Road
Alaska
Central Friends Church
Brotherhood
Wesley Memorial Circle
Wesley Memorial Church
W. G. Reich
J. A. Myatt
Missionary Circle
Wesley Memorial Missionary Society
Archie Sherrod
Wesieyn Memorial Church
West Broad Street
C. M. Brown
U. Dd. Co
High Point
Laura Wesson
Methodist Church
Leaksville
John S&s. Welborn
Mary
Mary Bean
Helen Caldwell
Kate Lomax
G. W. Denny
South
Moore
J. W. Moore
Frank Ogburn
Alma M'Cain
Country Club
L. J. Blake
Spartanburg, &. C
First Baptist Sunday School
J. B. Johnson
South Hamilton Street
Woman’s Club
Willis H. Slane
Gladys Ellington
North Main Street
Vera Smith
W. M.S
W. M
M. E. Church
M. P. Vail
Iidgedale Drive
W. S. Rankin
Fourth Street
W. B. Wood
South Main Street
Carl Wright
Will S. Moore
Wallburg Road
Spring Hill M. P
Margaret Shinberger
First Baptist W. M. S
J. L. Spruill
Guilford County
M. S. Barbee
Lindsay
S. P. Childress
Montheu Avenue
Robert
Camp Sapphire
Brevard
Eva Craig
Lula Barker
Charlotte O’bierne
Mildred Crowder
Addie Bell Wilson
Bay Street
Methodist Protestant
Oak Hill
C. H. Greer
Phipps
G. W. Lyles
Entertains Club
U. D. OC
R. G. Jennings
A. R. Swaim
Carson Cox
David Long, Jr
Robert Rapp
Charles F., Phillips
Mamie Harris
Per
Annie Mae Atwater
C. M. Howell
Mildred Darden
R. D. Covington
Elsie Doxey
J. D. Craven
Gastonia
J. F. Kirk
Methodist Parsonage
East
Main Street
Tom Lambeth
C. H. Holton
Major Snow
Moore’s Book Store
Emerywood
Leo Byrum
Acme School OF the Dance
Lramer
South Greene St
Greensboro, N. C
Wagger Jewelry Company