Local society notes and club meetings listed
Freshman girls club meets at the hut this afternoon. WOT club to meet Tuesday at 3 30 with Mrs. Joseph Cox in Rolands Park. Parker Waynick nearing recovery after months in hospital. Mrs A Sherrod home from Asheville sanatorium improved. D N Welborn hosts Tuesday Bridge at 3 o'clock. Elm Street PTA meeting with special music tomorrow at 7 30. Elizabeth Foust and William Vestal wed at home of Mr and Mrs Bullard. to reside in High Point. Hastern Star initiates candidates tomorrow evening at Masonic Hall. Winston-Salem federation meeting notes and adjustments to May schedule. Ray Street school entertainment praised. proceeds fund grounds beautification. YWCA membership meeting tonight at 7 30 with board elections results to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
W.O0
Chub. Ag
WML
Street Association
Elm Street
Urgenl
Aiss
Vestag
Misslizabeth Foust
Wiliam Vestal
Joe Bullard
W. A. Foust
High Point
Med
Aay
Aivamean 'Selihss
Winston
H. D. Sears
Pickett
High Point Club
Federation
Winston-Salem
Board of Trustees
Shas Bier
Y.W
C. A
XV. Idal
Grover Kester
Bill Craven
Page
EB. Russell
B. R. Thurman
David Yow
Ben Moore
Rosa Vestal
Rev. C. P. Cable
S. L. Davis
A. M. Rankin
W. B. Thomas
D. May
Club events and meetings listed for the week
Various local groups announce gatherings this week. W O T club hosted by Mrs Joseph Cox at 3780 Ro Tan Park. Bridge club entertained by Mrs D N Welborn at her Party ay home. Eastern Star initiation at Masonic hall 7 30. Elm Street school PTA meets 7 30. Entre Nous club hosted by Mrs A Wishart on Steele Street at 3. Priscilla club hosted by Mrs Ca Pe Goble at 8 30. Gamma Eta club hosted by Mrs Lawrence Matton at Garden Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cox
Ro- Tani
Park
Bridge ‘Club
D. N. Welborn
Order
of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Elm Street
Ca Pe
Goble
Priscilla
Lawrence “Matton
Weekend social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns
A sprawling roundup lists visits and travels of residents and visitors. J Cummins returns from Baltimore while UNC students Wesley Jamison and Claude Smith attend the Virginia Carolina game. Families including the Mendenhalls and Mrs. W. P. Horton plan to attend a Galli-Curci concert in Winston-Salem. Others arrive for Virginia Carolina baseball and dances in Greensboro. Guests include Mr and Mrs C T Broughton and daughters Caroline and Cora of Troy, and Dr and Mrs Charles Teague among attendees at the Virginia Carolina game. Several residents visit New York and Pinehurst for events and meetings, with university affiliates noted in Greensboro and near by locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Jamison
Claude Smith
University of North Carolina
Local Social Notes Highlight Thomasville Week
Thomasville society reports visitors from High Point Lexington and Belmont. Birth announced for Susannah Matthews of High Point. Miss Phillips hosted by Ballinger with Cox Crowell Moore Harriss guests. Woman's Club social service department met at Mrs Rogers home. nominations and by laws adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womanis.club
John Rogers
Main Street
Wi. H. Peace
T. Austin
Finch
R. P. Murphy
Asheboro Meeting Talks Railroad from Sea to West
A public meeting at Asheboro in a courthouse hall discussed building a railroad from the sea through Swainsboro via Fayetteville Raeford Aberdeen and Asheboro toward Winston-Salem and points northwest. J P Baggett of Harnett County outlined a plan to construct over 100 miles from the sea to Newton’s Grove and link Swainsboro to Jacksonville and beyond, with possible connects through Fayetteville or Wilmington to Aberdeen. Delegates from High Point Winston-Salem Pinehurst Fayetteville and other towns attended to consider acquiring branches for a trunk line into the western counties. Short remarks followed by speeches from Baggett Tate Tufts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asighaing
Oligina
Asheboro
Ashaboro
Waldesboro
Fayetteville
Raeford
Aberdeen
High Point
Winston-Satem
Northwestenni
North Carolina
J. P.baggett
Harnett County
Swainsporo
Lillington
Baggett
Harnett, Hoke, Moore and Randolph
State Senate
Swainsboro
West Fefferson
Johnson City
Tenn
Great West
Newton's Grove
Sampson
Jacksonville
Wilmington
M. J. Wrenn
M. Pickett
Sizemore
Fred N. Tate
High
BW. Sandji
John R. Tolar
Sand’ Rock
O. J. McConnell
A. ‘le Hompser
Raittway
Ashetor
Fligh Patht
Southern
Foun
Stern
Gotinties
Iw. S
Radford
Hidie Many A
Local social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns
Miss Lucille Sherrod a student at Greensboro college spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A Sherrod on North Main street Genevieve Moore attended the commencement exercises at Jefferson school in Albemarle county as the guest of Mrs Joe Worth Mrs Rufustine sailed Saturday for England her native home where she will likely spend the summer Mrs Forrest Murray expects to leave Wednesday for Spartanburg South Carolina to attend the sun sin festival at Converse college Mr Murray will be accompanied by Miss May Berry Clark of Sheffield Alabama Miss Clark who was a recent visitor in this city is now in Danville Virginia guest of friends
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Schcgh Chiedr Nn
Ray
Ray Street
Margaret Gurley
Trothy Hoskins
J. A. Ismen
Pierrol Datich
Havelseis America
Nies
Tabitha
Dorothy O'Neil
Greensboro
North Carolina College For Women
Miss O'Neil
Lucille Sherrod
Greensboro College
Mrs. A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Forrest Murray
Spartanburg
Converse College
Murray
7000 Mile Light Swallow Traveled From Britain to Johannesburg
A swallow marked with a ring in Carmarthenshire, England, was found in Johannesburg after flying nearly 7000 miles. The bird’s remarkable migration highlights cross continental movement observed by observers in South Africa. The brief note mentions the long journey and the ring attachment as keepable identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Carmarthenshire
England
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Karl J Meafrland
A daughter named Constance Pearl was born to Mr and Mrs Karl J Meafrland on April 29. The family named the infant Constance Pearl and welcomed the new arrival in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl J. Meafrland
Constance Pearl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berty
Anoth
Eos
MiPlag
Presifalan
Paricer
Aptier
Parker Waynick
Mr. Waynick
Welborn
Parkway
Order of the Hastern
iMurroy
Arex Grup
Dea
Klub ‘Kalendar
Co. J, Cummins
Baltimore
Mendenhall
Mary
Annie Mendenhall
W. P. Horton
C. T. Broughton
Caroline
Cora
Troy
0. G. Allen
rMs. Gratan Foy
Ruth
Mabel Boyd
Gratan Toy
Charles Teague
Nellie
Allon
Wake
Mem Atteton
Pitts
Stitesvine
D. R. Pitts
Pinehurst
Dental Association
J. Elwood Cox
New York
Mrs. J. GC. Hill
C. J. Dexter
Milwaukee
Thomasville Society
Thomasville
J. A. Morris
Roland Holton
Holtons
Frances Reives
Malissa Kinney
May Livengood
Sam Stark
Walser
Lexington
George Thompson
Sallie Thompson
JA. Beckler
Belmont
J. Frank Johnson
Farmington
Susannah
Shuford Matthews
Minniebee Guyver
Joseph Toke Jones
Florida
Jim Jones
Thelma Lee
Monroe Schools
Ben Fice
W. A. Nutting
Gastonia
Lee Tomlingon
Glen, Hows
Smalthil ‘Drenth
Cleveland
Rere
Ru M. Courtivdy
Ponelpey
Howosate
Sita Joye Deu
Atva Mincheoh
Pauline Phillipsto
Ballingore
Gox
Miss Phillips
Alfred Cox
J. B. Crowell
Carl Moore
Mamie Harriss
ROAR
Ali
Ahern
Alain
NPA Enue
Scotland
Ste Clair’ Henriques
Aberdeen University
Stella Henriques
AE Capers
Ari Youwality Shoe Store
National Way
National Shoes Repair Shop
College Street
College St
Dingu
Chelf Chemical Co
Richmond
JG Wetton
MAVIS
Lawrence Ingram
Mechanicsville
Onco Bra & On
High Point Baking Company
Carolina
University of Virginia
Welch Field
Red Bell Shoe Store
N. Main Street
R. A. Wilson
Mar
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