Ladies Aid Society Meets. Salad Sale Profits Reported
The Methodist Protestant Church Ladies Aid Society held a meeting at Mrs. C C Robbins home. The salad candy and cake sale in November netted 36 dollars and 30 magazine subscriptions were arranged. Officers will be elected in January with a nominating committee named. The January gathering will be at Mrs. L J Diffey's home on Johnson street. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
C C. Robbins
Magazine
L. J. Diffey
Johnson Street
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at St Mary's Episcopal Church
The Wo man s auxiliary of St Mary s Episcopal church met with Mrs W L Tabb hosting at Parkway. President Mrs Tabb presided as routine business and notices were discussed including a box to Thompson orphanage received in good condition. A December 16 bazaar date was set.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Woman's Guild
Mildred ‘Tabb
Woman's Auxiliary Meets at Friends Church
In the Friends church parlors yesterday afternoon the Woman's Auxiliary met with President Mrs Martha Newland presiding. The program titled Medical Missions of the Women of the Orient was led by Mrs R Parker with discussions from members. During social hour 25 members were served refreshments by Mrs C M Hauser and Mrs Arthur Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Martha Newland
Women of the Orient
R. Parker
C. M. Hauser
Arthur Lyon
Personal News From High Point and Nearby
Names of residents visiting and returning travelers populate the brief personal column. Lucid notes include G L Lambert returning to Chester Pa and multiple visits by Miss Alma Bradshaw, Miss Hettie Haney, Misses Agnes Haney and Bessie Davis, Nettie Haney, Mattie Davis, Odelle Peacock and companions, with local college departures noted for Greensboro College for Women and Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Haney
Mattie Davis
Greensboro
Odelle Peacock
Ruth Balsam
Kate Warlick
Greensboro College For Women
Notable Visitors And Guests In The City
Miss Elizabeth Wilborn of York D C stays with Mrs W A McCain on Johnson Street. Dc R Campbell of New York browsed local furniture yesterday. A H Taft of Greenville visited on business. H C Zevetsch of Cleveland was in High Point yesterday. W M Dorsett, from Silver City, was here on business yesterday. Mr and Mrs L D Friedberg of Akron were Elwood guests yesterday. A W Harriss and J H Spencer from Greenville were visitors yesterday. L Wilson of New York stays several days as guest of Mr and Mrs J London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ly. Marr
Edna Marr
Bryson City
High Point
W. M. Marr
Elizabeth Wilborn
York D. C
W .A. McCain
Johnson Street
A. H. Taft
Greenville
L. D. Friedberg
Akron, Ohio
The
Elwood
A. W. Harriss
J. H. Spencer
L. Wilson
New York
City
Mrs. J. London
Judge Webb Opens Court in Greensboro
The Western District of North Carolina convened at the federal building in Greensboro at 10 o’clock with Judge RE Yates Webb of Shelby presiding. Webb, recently appointed an additional jurist in this district, made his first appearance on the Greensboro bench today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court For the
Western District of
North Carolina
Federal
Greensboro
RE. Yates Webb
Shelby
Webb
Missionary Society Officers Chosen At Wesley Memorial
The Wesley Memorial church youth group met at Mrs. H W McCain’s home on Johnson Street and elected officers for the coming year. Norma Dutton was named president with Nannie Kirkman as first vice president and Nellie Hayden as recording secretary.
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The
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
H. W. McCain
Norma Dutton
Nannie Kirkman
Nellie Hayden
Elizabeth Strickland
Ida Munyon
Velma Matthews
Dorothy O'Neil
Helen Muse
Clara Grissom
Rachael Wall
Mae Kirkman
Japanese host performs tea on high occasions
The Japanese host never entrusts tea making to his servants on important occasions and always performs the task himself, even in grand settings.
Forty Winters Forty Summers Since First Use of Number 40
The article recalls the long passage of years since people began using Number 40 For The Blood. It describes the compound’s claimed place in treating glandular diseases blood poison mercurial and lead poisoning scrofula rheumatism catarrh constipation liver and stomach issues. It notes sores ulcers and scrofulous swellings reportedly disappear with its use and lists J A Hart Drug Co as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Magis
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Gas mask request after near gas incident in Denver
Joseph Bruno seeks an ex soldier to dispose of a gas mask after a forklift accident in a Denver freight yard. He was overcome by fumes from onions and spent two days in hospital convalescing. A Persian royal crown is described as a pot of flowers topped by a large uncut ruby.
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Denver
Joseph Bruno
Joe
Bruno
Persia
Henry Frick Dies In New York At 75
Henry Clay Frick died in New York after a ptomaine poisoning attack in November. He had nearly recovered when complications developed. The industrialist and art patron faced long illness and left a legacy in steel and philanthropy.
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New York
Henry Clay Frick
Mr. Frick
Wanted to kill and clean your hogs ad
A local line advertises hog processing by calling John B. Strickland's Store at 3295 for killing and cleaning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Strickland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Aid Society
Fred Ingram
Genevieve Moore
A. T. Wishart
Mrs. Wishart
Charlotte
Nobles of the
Mystic
Shrine
G. L. Lambert
Chester, Pa
Alma Bradshaw
Edith Loflin
Salisbury
Hettie Haney
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Lambert
Chester
Agnes Haney
Bessie Davis
Thomasville
Josephine Wood
Helen Reynolds
Bessie Tesh
Johnnie Bottoms
Mrs. H. I. Coffield
Sam Willis
Troastec Street
W. A. Bass
Southern Points
H. C. Zevetsch
Cleveland, Ohio
High Point Yester
W. M. Dorsett
Mr. Dorsett
Silver City
Moffitt Furnishing
Woman's Club
Elks Home
H. A. White
Woman Citizen
Clara Cox
Sandra
Everett
Leela
Graham
Ererett
Hetty
Mr. Graham
Altho
Henry Frick
Marinello
Marineleo Shop
Peancock-Sherrod Building
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
America
N. Main St
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