Miss Welborn Undergoes Operation
Little Miss Nancy Pearl Welborn underwent an operation for appendicitis yesterday at Burrus McCain hospital. Mrs. Charles Kephart, visiting Mrs. Kinney in Charlotte, will be guest of honor at a bridge in Greensboro. Mrs. J. A. Hart and Mrs. Phil Warner to entertain at bridge for Mrs. Ingram of Atlanta. Local clubs hostesses and church groups plan meetings and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Burrus-Mc-Cain Hospital
Charles’ Kephart
Ee Kinney
Charlotte
A. B. Yundle
Bridger
Phil Warner
J. A. Hart
Bridge At
Sunshine Cercle
Sunshine Circle
Fohnsie Oakes
Rene
Inez Reynolds
Johnsie Oakes
Master Pritchard
Dorothy Nicholson
Kathryne Ashey
Lois Snipes
Vida Larke
Allee Koonee
Louise Jennings
Ineé Reynolds
Jones Byrms
Charles Barton
Ae Sophie Toe
Promasville Society Notes From April Visiters
April society items list visitors and locals in Promasville and High Point. Mentions include Miss Rose Ward in Greensboro, Bonnie Brown visiting Greensboro, Mrs Elizabeth Price of Roanoke visiting North Metin Street, and L. G. Walker of Richmond with other relatives. Several residents and friends are noted as spending weekends in town or visiting relatives in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promasville
C. M. Hoover, Jr
Paul Moover
High
Rose ‘Ward
North Metin Street
W. O. Green
Lexington
Pauline Phillips
Dalemore
Canson Cox
Tampa
Florida
Lucille
Morris
Nemendina
Wta
Nell Davis
Toad O. Myars
Bassett
Val
L. G. Walker
Richmond
B.¢. Wiittington
Winston-Salem
C. I.R. Hénderson
O. Perkins
Elizabeth Guy
Thomas
Gladys Swaim
Léxington
S. A. Swaim
Water Lambeth
New York
Grece Stone
Salisbury
Community Clubs Schedule Events This Week
The Choral society will meet at Weasley Memorial church at 8 o clock. Business clubs assemble at 7 30 and 3 30. Mrs R Taylor hosts Cornelian club at 3 30. Mrs K Denny entertains Delta Tau at Hamilton street. Nevis club gathers Thursday at 3 30. Priscilla club hosted by Mrs R H Walker on Johnson street at 3 30. Gamma Zeta and Philamenthean clubs also meet at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Usday
Choral Society
Weasley Memorial Church
Itl
Wwe
Es R. Taylor
Cornelian
Winion SB
Kc. Denny
Hamilton Street
Delta. Tau Club
Barre “Nevis Club
Avil
J. ®. Hayden
Butterfly Dance and Grieg Program Delight audience
Gardyne read the poem Butterfly and the light graceful butterfly dance impressed with Miss Helen Jones in a tulle costume. Norwegian dance pieces by Hibernia Hudson and Louise Satsbury were charming. Susan Green played Grieg on piano, with Miss Billy Hiatt’s Arabian inspired dance. Kate Johnson sang with Dvorak and Brahms selections, finishing the program with The Swan Song. Social hour offered refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardyne
Helen’ Jones
Hibernia Hudson
Louise Satsbury
Grieg
Susan Green
Thomasville
Asa
Antri
Peer Gynt
Arabia
Billy Hiatt
Johnson
Father O Neil Buried as Slayers Move to Sentry
Kalamazoo Michigan April 17 The last chapter in the tragedy of St Augustine s church was written today The body of Rev Henry O Neil pastor of the parish was en route for burial in Hubbardston Michigan On another train Rev Charles Julion the confessed slayer of Col Mather O Neil was in police custody bound for the state house of correction at Marquette to serve the rest of his life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Neil
Kalamazoo
Mich
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Henry O'Neil
Hubbardston
Charles Julion
Col
Mather O'Neil
State House of Correction
Marquette
Péeragin
Dreco Promises Cure for Digestive Troubles
An advertisement extols Dreco as a herbal remedy easing dyspepsia indigestion dizziness and nervousness from stomach issues. It claims to cleanse the liver kidneys and blood reducing uric acid and rheumatic pain while restoring energy and color. A Wilmington North Carolina resident testifies to relief from constipation gas and gas-related indigestion after using Dreco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreen
F. B. Futrell
Orange St
Wilmington
N. C
Dreco
Hart Drug Co
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Washington
Reports from national committees on DAR activities during the past year open the 32nd annual congress in Washington with a memorial service for deceased members and tributes to pioneers. Mrs George Maynard Minor outlines the memorial program as national officers plan a Memorial Continental Hall reception for delegates. Harding’s congress address precedes a dinner session with Hughes and foreign envoys discussing democratic principles and propaganda concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prasrag
Geo. Maynard Minor
Mary S. Lockwood
America
Cnd
Injured Man in Old Building Collapse
June Johnson sustained severe injuries when a two story chimney collapsed during demolition at the J R Keen residence on Salem Street. He suffered a broken law, four broken bones, a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries. Cornel Johnson and a little boy aided after the accident. Johnson was taken home for treatment after examination and setting of bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EO Gt Se
June Johnson
Thomasville
Johnson
J. R. Keen
Salem Streat
Cornel
C.F. Phillips
East Guilford Ustreet
Mero Johnson
Property sale to Charles R. Thomas for Keen heirs proceeds
ArD was sold at auction and bought by Charles R. Thomas. Proceeds go to the Keen heirs. Mr. Thomas arranged for Mr. Johnson to remove the old residence in preparation for building one or more bungalows on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Charles R. Thomas
Thomas
Johnson
Bilbo begins 30 day jail term for contempt in Mississippi
Former Mississippi governor Theo G Bilbo went to Lafayette county jail to serve 30 days for contempt of federal court. He pleaded guilty in federal court to failing to appear in the suit of Miss Frances Birkhead against Governor Lee Russell, with a $100 fine imposed by Judge Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Lafayette County
Bilbo
Frances . Birkhead
Lee MM. Russell
Holmes
Handkerchiefs with colored linen hems for monograms
New handkerchiefs feature colored hems of double linen about an inch wide suitable for an elaborate monogram or the wearer's given name.
Rheumatism remedy claims cure with Allenrhu
A Rochester New York man named James H. Allen promotes Allenrhu as a cure for rheumatism promising a full pint bottle guaranteed or money back. He claims immediate relief and proclaims the remedy clears uric acid and removes rheumatic pain via the kidneys and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Congress Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Allenriuw
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Coridan
Dorothy ‘Parker
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Welborn
Mars
Kephart
Bridge
DRA
Greenslord
Mesdamveg 'T
J. Gold
Everette Marsh, Jr
Kathleen Price
Keenshooro
Eva Stauback
Tits Aladdin
Friday Bridge Club
Greensboro
Nellie Muse
Thelma Wineskie
Jat Stanback
Parkway
C.T. Ingram
Atlanta, Ga
Orange
Orange Presbyterial
Alamance Church
Mesdames
A. BE. Taplin
E. M. Shipman
Iv.t. Ingle
G.R. Coble
Wely Smith
LeMar. McCallum
W. W. Smith
First Methodist Protestant Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Ferres
Steele Street
Elizabeth
Fern Ferree
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Mra
Oscar Kearns
Musical Arts
IFAS _ BRILEIAN
Alusigale
Homer Hudson
Musical Arts Club
Pidtrine Rawlins
Genevieve Moore
Dvorak
Brahn
Miss .Moore
Miss Dorothy
Society OF Thomasville
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Wibhingtor
DLA
Orange Minstrels
Mbs
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Moffitt’s
Admira
Red Bell Shoe Store
N. Main Street
R.A. Wilson, Mer
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