Local Social Notes Highlight Meetings and parties
Mrs. Parker hosts the W O T club on Tuesday. Mrs. Daes hosts as Todas. Mrs. Davis entertains nieces Mary and Flora May Holliday of South Carolina. Missionary union to meet at West End Baptist with Mrs. George Green guest speaker. Presbyterian auxiliary not meeting. bazaar donations sought. Mrs. Stephen Clark hosts Entre Nous club with rook and a turkey dinner. Birthday party for Intermediate B Y P U with Glennie Anderson and a goose prize. Women’s auxiliary plans Passion Play talk by Mrs. W C Jones. Priscilla club enjoys fancy work and turkey dinner. Circle circles of the First Baptist Church arrange meetings. Philomathean society studies Calhoun and Pinkney. 12 members attend. Noted soprano Mrs. Franciska Lawson of Washington performs for the Women’s Club in a four-group program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daes FS Hosthe
Todas
JL. Davs
South Main Street
Mary
Flora May Holliday
South Carolina
Eity Baptist Missionary Union
West End Baptist Church
George Green
Canton
China
Stephen Clark
Entre Nous Club
S. H. Tomlinson
C. B. Overman
W.L. Jackson
Priscilla Club
Clark
the Parkway
Woman's ‘Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Circle No
J.T. Burrus
F.M. Pickett
Cicle No
A. L. Loflin
Pini Street
A. E. Tate
T. G. Stetton
C. H. Burlingame
Smith Street
Eugene Jarrett
Philomathean Society
Rufus King
John C. Calhoun
8. L. Davis
Edwin C. Pinkney
G. A. Matton
Pinkney
Italy
Oscar Mo
Mooresville visitors and local Thanksgiving notes
Editor Deaton of the Mooresville Inquirer visited with locals in town last night and two Oak Ridge relatives stayed with family. Thanksgiving guests include Mrs. J. R. Stuart from Kernesville and Roberta Monroe of St. Louis, with Misses Shields from the city to visit Charlotte relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaton
The
Mooresville Inquirer
Goldsboro
Cincinnati
Mooresville
J. Winfred Geedy
Oak Ridge
City
Mack Hiatt
J. R. Stuart
Kernesville
Mrs. R. B. Stuart
Roberta Monroe
St. Louis
Fugenia
Grace Shields
Charlotte
Samoa Preserves Native Life as Pacific Stronghold
A note highlights Samoa as the unique Pacific island where natives are encouraged to keep their natural way of life and where the native population is not dying out, unlike other regions in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Pacific
Islands
Society Notes From Thomasville Visitors and Visits
Mrs. Dolan Jones and Miss Odessa Rice were visitors in Greensboro. Mrs. J. T. Green and Misses Gertrude King and Myrtle Wells of Martinsville visited Mrs. Green in High Point. Various locals traveled to High Point, Raleigh, Concord, and Trinity for visits and Thanksgiving. Edward Lee of Richmond attended his father J. W. Lee’s funeral in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dolan Jones
Odessa Rice
Greensboro
J. T. Green
Gertrude King
Myrtle Wells
Martinsville
Green
High Point
Lee Rice
W. M. Barker
M. T. Stone
Catherine
Stone
Tom Barker
Miriam Tuttle
R. M. Courtney
Ella Dorsett
Concord
M. L. Cameron
E. C. Fife
W. W. Fife
Archibald Johnson
Lois Johnson
Raleigh
T. J. Covington
Edward Lee
Richmond
J. W. Lee
Emma Calhoun
N. J. Calhoun
Auto collision at North Main and Parkway injures none
A Dodge touring car driven by Frank Wall and a Buick operated by Mr Stevens of Statesville collided at the North Main Street and Parkway intersection this afternoon. Both drivers escaped injury as the left side of the Dodge and the Buick front fender sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wall
Mr. Stevens
Statesville
North Main Street
Parkway
Wall
North Main
Buick
Main
Unclear case notes on drunken driving and fines
The report mentions fines of 56 dollars and court costs for an individual named R. S. Underwood for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Details are garbled about municipal court proceedings and remittance of a portion of the fine. It references driving another car and actions by officers, with fragmented place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Underwood
Redvin Municipal
de Fae
He Li
Grete Alta
White Oak Ogee
Lewis
Ice to Be Held Tomorrow at Local Church
Arrangements were made for a service but were dispensed with this afternoon. The event had been scheduled to occur at the church tomorrow.
First Baptist Church Announces Service Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with A E Tate as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Intermediate B Y P U meets Sunday 7 30 p m. Prayer and business meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Senior B Y P U meets Friday 7 30 p m. Public invited to worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
James A. Clark
A. E. Tate
Robbers Loot Lonsdale Bank Nearly Twenty-Five Thousand
In Fairbault Minnesota police report robbers entered the State Bank of Lonsdale seven miles away between midnight and 7 45 this morning. They stole more than 25000 in loot including 7000 in cash and the rest in Liberty bonds. An acetylene torch used to cut the safe was found when staff arrived.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parker Hostef
Alan Parker
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Presbyterian
Presbyterian Hut
Glennie Anderson
Aline Jones
Miss Anderson
Friends Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary of the Friends Church
W. C. Jones
Pappist Seisston
Ike Les TO Mert
Prilomathean Club
Womcan's Club
Franciska Lawson
Washington
Benedict
Phrane
Massenet
le Maire
India
Rimski- Korsakoff
Henry Dabbs
Harrisburg
J. C. Hedrick
Biles
Hedrick
Mrs. Biles
Dobbs
Rankin Street
Edwin Chappell
Mrs
R. T. Chappell
Chapel Hill
Iris
Ruth Council
R. T. Chappel
Funice Jerome
Thomasville School
Mary Holliday
Conway, A. Ty
Flora’ May Holliday
Marion, S. C
S.L. Davis
Qutton Flower
Ede
S& Flop
S. Main St
New York
Shades
Society OF Thomasville
H.N. Bowie
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Pank
Fred W. Dietze
High Point Music Co
Stamey
Jewelry Store
Loflin’s
Plaster
Paris
Prouit Baskets
SAR
Philippine
Madras
Mupflers
Handre Rchieps
Lexplot Shoe Asters Quality Shoe
Dren
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
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