Womans clubs and social notes from Piney Grove to Roland Park
The column reports multiple club events and meetings across Piney Grove Roland Park and nearby areas. It lists ill Joseph Delk at his grandson’s home, W W Delk, plus gatherings of W O T Club, Woman's Guild St Marys, Sunshine Club at YWCA hut, UDC and Tuesday Bridge Club, Optimist Club, Cornelian Club, Girl Reserves contest at the high school, and Sorosis, May Day planning by YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delk
Joseph Delk
Piney Grove
Ww. B. Delk
Adams Street
Club Toment
New Directors Elected by Vote at Triangle Blue
Citizens invited to vote for ten directors and three trustees for a three year term. Voting is at Cafeteria Main Street Hut on East Green. Refreshments and baskets provided. event aims to show committee work and encourage community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
East Green
Cone
Sten
People Misses Eloise Tarkington and Maude Santerwaile
Eloise Tarkington and Maude Santerwaile of Stonewall left yesterday for Durham after visiting Mrs. C. Dunbar on Montlieu avenue. Mrs. Charles Lee Smith of Traleigh visits Mr. and Mrs. W. W. C. Jones on North Main Street. Little Sarah McAlister Denny stays weekend in Winston-Salem with aunt Miss Katherine Denny at Salem College. Kate Burton of Greensboro has joined Lowe Motor company. Mrs. S. Z. Brash and Mrs. Marry Raymont, with guests Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Dexter, were in Winston-Salem yesterday. Edith Harrison visits Norfolk, VA with cousin Mrs. W. S. Wilder. Mary Garrell of city schools faculty spends weekend in Bessemer City. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Sears spend summer at Pieckett's farm. Mrs. N. S. Russell and Miss Clands Violet return from Manroy after attending the missionary conference. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Denny and Alys. J. C. Hill depart tomorrow for New York, staying at the Waldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Sgrosis
Sorosis
J. A. Lindsay
North Main Street
Charles Lee Smith
Raleigh
Berta Lindsay Carraway
Mary
Hilliard Carraway
W. C. Beavans
C. A. Barbee
Robert Brockett
S. L. Davis
E. T. Harmon
L. J. Ingram
O. S. Neares
J. EB. Kirkman
J. D. Mann
G. A. Matton
J. H. Petty
Co. PP. Moffitt
A. J. Tate
J. FP. Hayden
John Shotoff
T. Irvin Paylor
C. B. Overman
Eloise Tarkington
Maude Santerwaile
Stonewall
Durham
C. Dunbar
Montlieu Avenue
Traleigh
W.W. C. Jones
Sarah McAlister Denny
Wiinston-Salem
Katherine Denny
Salem College
Ambition For Nervous People Promoted Tonic Remains Popular
The Prunitone tonic is advertised as a quick, affordable remedy for general debility nervous prostration and unstrung nerves caused by overwork or indulgence. It claims to restore vigor and vitality in a few days and offers mail order service to out of town customers from Pilunttton Ye Le Abora to Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alass
Cleveland Holds First Place in American League
New York April 28 Cleveland retained its hold on first in the Americans by overtaking Chicago's early lead and winning 8 to 6. Witt and Dugan powered the Cleveland offense as Teague contributed on the mound and the Sox infield error aided the rally. Yankees defeated the Red Sox 4 to 2 with Witt and Dugan driving half the hits. Browns fell to the Tigers 5 to 2 as McManus and Williams homered. Philadelphia and Washington battled to a 12 inning tie, halted by darkness. Braves routed the Giants 10 to 3, Stuffy McInnis and Bagwell keying the attack. Dodgers beat Pirates 5 to 2 with Tommiett’s homer and a triple. Cincinnati-St. Louis game postponed by rain. Commencement sermon in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Teague
Chicago
White Sox
Cvengros
Sox
Witt
Dugan
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Detroit Tigers
McManus
Williams
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston Braves
Giants
Stuffy McInnis
Southworth
Bagwell
Boston
Braves
Burleigh Grimes
Phillies
Brooklyn
Made Her Well Strong and Happy by Paw Paw Tonic
Richmond, Virginia woman Miss C. H. Smith praises Munyon's Paw Paw Tonic for quickly aiding digestion insomnia and nerves. She reports becoming well strong and happy after trying the tonic and urges others to use it. The tonic is sold at first-class drug stores for 50 cents a bottle by Munyon's Homoeopathic Home Remedy Co. Scranton PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
C. H. Smith
Richmond
Virginia
Miss Smith
Munyon’s Homoeopathic Home Remedy Co
Scranton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’ S Episcopal Church
B. R. Thurman
Johnson Street
Sunshine Club
M&s. Hiatt
D.C
Houston Hiatt
Roland Park
J.J. Farriss
H.A. Millis
J. M
D. N. Welborn
Parkway
DENNY
G. W. Denny
Hamilton Street
Carl Hill
Mary Thompson
Sue Noell
Graham
John Teague
E. W., Holton
Carl
Miss Allen
Hilda
A. B. Allen
Arpa
Miss Gallup
Mrs. Allen
Francis Clark
Margaret Love Clark
Susan Shapa
Euceansi Veyln
Susan ‘Sharp
Alice Overman
Helen Eshelman
Lucile Ingram
Helen Marie Sheloff
Sarah Holmes
Pattie Thomas
Elizabeth Johnson
Raymond Welborn
Elis Welborn
Ellis Welborn
John Eshelman
Clark Johnson
Billy Sheloff
Cornelian. Club
Charles Sheloff
B. Lz Shceloff
Maggie Shceloff
Homer Hayworth
Gratton Foy
J. S. Worth
George Jacobs
Cornelius Willard
Logan Porter
Charles Diffendai
Beverly Thurman
Frederick Taylor
Charles Teague
W. B. Griffin
W. L. Hargett
C. GC. Earnhardt
Martinoni
C. C. Swain
Mildred Bedford
A. C. Jones
C. L. Bouldin
Jarrell
Annie Lee Jarrell
Llerence Blair
R. R. Ragan
YW. CG. A
Aline Jones
Dennis McAdams
Mary Muse
Helen Kiemme
Rada PosiLon
Clara Cox
Iazel Hicks
Jemma Young
Lena Barrow
Harold Knapp
Park Street Corps of Girl Reserves
Green Street
Dove Brand
Moffitt’s
Kate Burton
Greensboro
Lowe Motor Company
Edith Harrison
Norfolk, Va
W. S. Wilder
Mary Uarrell
City Schools
Bessemer City
K. C. Denny
Alys
J. C. Hill
Waldoriy
East High St
Elsie Gates
Monmouth
Tilinoig College Conservatory of Muate
South Matin St
Crescent Lumber Co
Fowler Lumber Company
Thone
James A. Clark
First Baptist Church
Louisville
Winston-Salem
Paw Paw
J. A. Tart Drug Co
Bext
MAVIS
Mechanicsville
Winston-Salem N.C
Keith Supreme
Clinton Sisters
Tan Arakl
Larry
Oscar Loraine
Hugh J. Emmet. & Company Musical Ventriloqual
Mermaid
Hick OU
Mone
Jouality Shoe Store
Geraldine Worden
Marigold Orchestra
Sheraton Hotel
Aagaard, Mer
Southern Railway System
Southern
High Point
N. C
Southern Railway Company
J. B.dodson
Melton-Rhodes Company
N.C
South Railway Company
S. O. Schaub
Carolina
University of Virginia
Greenshoro
Thigh Point
Welch Field
Red Bell Shoe Store
N. Main Street
R.A. Wilson
Mgr
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