Society Notes Highlight Local Church and Club Events
Mrs. J. R. Hiatt of Clinton visits Roland Park guests with Dr. and Mrs. Houston Hiatt. W. Lewis Tabb Jr. underwent tonsil removal at Guilford General Hospital and is recovering. Choir practice time change announced at St. Mary's. Various church circles meet Monday. junior division canceled due to chautauqua. Masquerade at YWCA features Miss Winnifred Hinton as best costume. Dr. E C Lindemann to speak at Archdale church. Mrs. Wheeler hosts dinner for Ruth Owen and Olin White. Christ Church marks 100th anniversary. Rev. Trott attends. Women’s Auxiliary and Mission Study class planned at Wesley Memorial. Nell Terry visits from Pittsburgh, entertained by Mrs. Dalton. Cor nelian club and Sorosis hold social bridge and luncheon events. Numerous hosts and guests noted with spring decorations and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Houston Boyd Hiatt
Roland Park
Winston-Salem
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles Ragan
Ragan
Carter Dalton
Ed Hutchison
Nell Terry
Pittsburg
Dalton
Johnson Street
Alvis Barnes
Houston B. Hiatt
Miss Terry
Charles Hauser
North Main Street
Pividge Club and Junior Guild Meet Postponed
The Priday Pividge club with Miss Nellie Muse on South Main Street is postponed by one day. The Junior Guild of St Marys Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs George W Sadner at 32 North Main Street at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
G. W. Denny
Hamilton Street
Denny
R. K. Marshall
Priday Pividge Club
Nellie Muse
South Main Street
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
George W. Sadner
North Main Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests
Miss Katherine Pickett and Miss Mary Ring return from Greensboro College and stay at the R L Pickett home on Steele street for the weekend. Miss Ruth Owen of Bessemer City visits friends. Michigan guest Mary Kirkman resides in Willenbar Terrace. Mrs Ruth Kirkman, formerly Ruth White, is W T Kirkman’s daughter. Mrs W S O Neal returns to High Point from Richmond Virginia after weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Owen
Bessemer City
Olin White
Kalamazoo
Mich
C. L. Wheeler
Lindsay Street
Wheeler
Frank Ford
Greensboro College
Katherine Pickett
Mary Ring
Miss Ring
R. L. Pickett
Steele Street
Michigan
Kirkmans
Willenbar Terrace
White
Ruth Kirkman
W. T.irkman
W. S. O'Neal
High Point
Richmond
Large families honored at Graham Friends church gathering
After a song service led by John Permar, the Graham Friends church crowd filled the building as Mrs. Barr from Newcastle presented a family Bible to the Cecil family in a ceremony celebrating large families. She urged families to examine what they have at home to save their children and spoke on the dangers facing American homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Permar
Friends Church of
Graham
Friends Church
Barr
Newcastle
Ind
Mr. Mikels
Cecil
Lucile Rush
Father Tracks and Christian Covenant Invite
A church meeting urged fathers to shape home life and set Christian examples. A story of a boy walking in his father's tracks prompted a call for hands raised on Christian upbringing. Mrs. Barr will discuss her calling tonight. Regular services are scheduled tomorrow with a men only meeting at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
St. Mary's Church
Concert and Song Sunday Afternoon at High School Auditorium
A community sing and band concert will be held in the high school auditorium Sunday afternoon from 2:15 to 3:15. Music will be provided by the Elks' band led by Dr. Fred Tesh. Frederick A. Cummings, commun-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Band
Fred Tesh
Frederick A. Cummings
Commun
Community concert with film and Elks band at funeral
The city service organizer announced a concert plus a short film on community service in action. After the concert the Elks band will attend a military funeral at Wesley Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Service
Elks’ Band
Wesley Memorial Church
Greenville Booster Club to Form State Amateur Baseball Team
The Greenville chamber of commerce Booster club announces formation of an amateur baseball team to challenge other state outfits and seek games with chambers of commerce teams from other cities. James G. Ti a heads the committee. he recently moved from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greenville
Chambers of Commerce
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Wmimmons
James G. Tia
California
Uncle Jake McClure’s Insurance Heirs to Wife and Self
In York, D C April 29 Uncle Jake McClure a 65 year old philanthropist is mentioned. His late son Jarvis died en route to France with his World War company. The $10 000 life policy reverts to Uncle Jake. He says he has enough to supply the humble needs of himself and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Daily York Story
York, D. C
Take McClure
Jake
Jarvis
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Hiatt
J. R. Hiatt
Clinton
W. Lewis Tabb, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
L. J. Diffee
Diffee
Homer Montsinger
Poday
Wesley Memorial Missionary Society
Julia Marsh
Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church
Winnifred Hinton
Frances Ennis
Lou Owen
Baptist Circles
First Baptist Church
A. E. Tate
Fred Thomas
Bain Avenue
Archdale Club
E. C. Lindemann
North Carolina College For Women
Archdale Church
Archdale Woman's Club
Thomas L. Trott
Cleveland
Rowan County
Christ Church
Bruce Owens
Charlotte
Hiatt Hostess
Miss Perry
Cornelian
Cornelian Club
E. H. McGowen
Guy BE. Wells
Arthur Harrison
J. H. Jacobs
Brockett
Robert Brockett
Johnson Place
Sorosis Club
Helen Brockett
J. A. Eshelman
Brockett Home
Wilbur Jones
Grace Bedford
G. W. Sadder
Charles F. Long
W. D. Brooks
H. A. Adams
Annie Armfield
Gurney Kearns
Oscar Moffitt
J. T. Burrus
W. C. Beavans
Herman Sears
Eshelman
Mary Alexander
Paris
Carolyne Reboux
Joseph
Milan
Kleb Kalendar
Georgette
Moffitt Furnishing
David O. Cecil
Redpath Chautauqua
Katharine Ridgeway
Harold Ayres
Violiniste
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Diaasteite
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Redpath Chautauquae
St Uey
Ay-E
Max Krones
Max Rones
Warner
Wainer
the Ladies Store
Lapert Smoe Fetters
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