Community social notes from Thomasville and Greensboro
A birthday party for Miss Carolyn Cochrane on the Winston Salem highway features games and a yellow white dining room with a large birthday cake. Mr and Mrs Earl Kearns announce the birth of a daughter on August 7 1933 at their 38 Denny street home. The Hoodooed Coon comedy is set for Allen Jay high school auditorium on Friday August 11. A church youth union meeting at Prospect church attracts 152 youths and 65 visitors with reports on Lake Junaluska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kearns
Denny Street
Carolyn Cochrane
Winston-Salem Highway
R. A. Cochrane
Alberta Cochrane
Carolyn
Thomas eTrover Youne
Young People's Division
Thomasville
Prospect Church
Misa Eugene Frasier
Pleasant Hill
Vaughn Wood
Unity Churen
Lake Junaluska
Vivian Hill
Fair Grove
Pine Woods Church
Trinity M. EB
Allen Jay High School
Trinity High School
Misery Moon
Dudley Farlow
Gideon Blair
Raymond White
Tom Kisele
Slick
Whistie
Bruce Steed
Hiram Tutt
Howard Younta
Patrick Keller
Lyndon White
Samantha Slade
Aurelia Payne
Rosebud Reese
Hannah White
Paula Maleek
Mary Ella Bouldin
Lulu Pearl
Mildred Payne
Altrusa District Governor Speaks at High Point Dinner
Miss Virginia Foulk of Huntington West Virginia, district governor of the National Association of Altrusa clubs, spoke at a High Point Altrusa dinner held at the Sheraton last evening. Vice president Gilber Muse presided in the president’s absence and announced a Charlotte district meeting on October 14. Mrs. Wilson M. Foulk accompanied the guest from Huntington and also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Foulk
Huntington
W. Va
National Association of Altrusa Clubs
Loc Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Dickerson
Gilbert Muse
Muse Foulk
Altrusa
Charlotte
Wilson M. Foulk
Miss Foulk
High Point
Local Society News and Travel Tidbits
Judge and Mrs. Lewis Teague and two daughters Peggy and Jean head to Myrtle Beach for the weekend. Betsy Corbett, Mrs. Joe Snider and Betty Joe visit Virginia Beach with Mrs. Burton of Baltimore. Aubrey Brogdon returns to New York City after a visit with his mother on West Bay street. Wade M. Rucker Jr. goes back to New York after a week with his parents. Mrs. Ray Downey returns from Detroit after three weeks with sister H. W. Speis. Miss Elizabeth Etheredge leaves for Norfolk after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. White. Fred Holt, formerly of High Point, is critically ill in Greensboro. Mrs. Moyer Mendenhall visits sister Mrs. Walter Hargett in the city. Auxiliary Circle No. 7 meets Friday at 8 PM at 210 Monthen avenue. Local girls attend a Randleman house party hosted by Miss Elsie Heath. H. Kress employees enjoy a watermelon feast at Crystal Lake in Winston-Salem with several staff members attending. Mrs. I. A. Brown of Griffin, Ga., arrives for an extended visit with her son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House Guest Jr
Harry White
Johnson Street
Misa Elizabeth Etheredge
Norfolk
White
Etheredge
Charlotte Hubbard
W. C. Folger
Bettie Corbett
Joe Snider
Betty Joe
Virginia Beach
Elizabeth Etheredge
Norfolk, Va
Mrs. White
Miss Etheredge
Fred B. Holt
McAdoo Avenue
Greensboro
Mr. Holt
High Point
Randleman
Elsie Heath
Mary Ther Barker
Viola Brigman
Gladys Gerringer
Millie McLaughlin
H. Kress
5. H. Kress and Company
Crystal Lake
Winston-Salem
Dora Lamet
Mary Esther Barker
Ruby Weavil
Evelyn Allen
Mildred Ritchie
Louise Gibson
High Point Plant Workers to Meet Friday Night
All workers of the High Point Overall Company are called to a Friday night meeting at 7 30 in the Industrial Workers Association hall on North Main street to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Overall
High Point Overall Company
Industrial Workers Association
North Main Street
Quakers Oppose Repeal and Fight for Law
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends adopted a resolution opposing liquor law repeal and the sale of alcohol, endorsing the 18th amendment. Clifford Frazier and Dr. Francis Anscombe spoke against repeal, citing moral and social harms. The gathering also noted membership growth to 16,827 and discussed publishing plans for the Friends Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
North Carolina
Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Friends Yearly Meeting
Francis G. Anscombe
Winston-Salem
Committee On
Society of Friends
Church of Jesus Christ
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Jesus Christ
United States
Five Years In Prison Was Futile Lesson
Winston Salem article reports Crawford Irvin, a Black man, arrested 12 years ago at a whiskey still and shot Sheriff Transon Scott and Deputy R Flynt, receiving five years. He was found operating a still again yesterday and awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Crawford Irvin
Irvin
Transon Scott
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Miss McCampbell
Archdale
Ann McCampbell
Olivia Martin
Ruth Payne
Hilda Burchfield
Nell Marsh
Ruby Baldwin
Lucy Mills
Betty Weaver
Myra Barker
Polly Payne
Mary and Hunt Hannah
Lawrence Payne
Charles Blair
Herbert Ragan
Joe Weaver
Roger Martin
William Crawford
John
George Boudin
Francis
Central Friends Junior
Winston
Osborn
Ruth Winston
Elsie Osborn
Evelyn Caldclough
Spring Garden Street
Bridge
Misses Green
Loyal
Ruth
Elon Green
East Lelington Avenue
Pealme 110
Deasie Morris
Selena Parsons
Chioris Smith
Ina Epps
Selma Parsons
Jessie Brown
Madie Smith
Myrtie Epps
Dessie Morris
Louise Edmonds
Mattie Blarkwell
Ruby Epps
Florence Bissell
Minda McArthur
Mrs. Reeves
Hazel Garner
Annie Lawson
Minnie Jester
Luna Wood
Mary Causey
Ruth Greene
Mary High
Elon Greene
Mr. Clinard
Welborn Street
Moffitt’s
Altrusa Club
National Association
Judge
Lewis Teague
Peggy
Jean
Myrtle Beach
Aubrey Brogdon
New York City
Weat Bay Street
Wade M. Rucker, Jr
Mrs. W. M. Rucker, Jr
This City
Ray E. Downey
Detroit, Mich
H. W. Speis
Guy Nell Martin
Hartwell, Ga
Moyer Mendenhall
City
Walter Hargett
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
I. A. Brown
Griffin, Ga
Steve Brown
Georgia
Beavans CO
the Ladies’ Store
N. Y
Peace
Tom A. Sykes
Laura Worth
Jim
Rinso
America
Stripes
Penney
Double
Othe
Elkin
J.c.penney GO
Cleara
Fanny
Phi Unger
Gladys Parker
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