Social calendar highlights and visits in Winston-Salem
Wednesday and Thursday social clubs meet at private homes or Red Cross HQ with Mrs. Coffield Pollock Baxter Baxter Doda meade guest of Mrs. Davis. Friday Gamma Zeta Priscilla Sorosis hostesses host take note. Col W Robertson and others visit, Miss Ellison Younts Wilson attend Hedbeck wedding. A K Tate attends Durham Baptist convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Zeta Club
O. D. Baxter
Richardson Street
Priscilla Club
Red Cross
Sorosis Club
Sam Davis
South Main Street
S. L. Davis
S. Main Street
Millikan Daughter Mary Aza Lee Weds William Glenn Friddle
Mr and Mrs Millikan announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Aza Lee to William Glenn Friddle on Thursday November 27 1917 in High Point North Carolina.
Woman's Club Meeting Set At Elks Home Tomorrow
A general meeting of the Woman's Club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at the Elks home. A large attendance is requested. The adesta t i board will meet at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Club
H. I. Coffield
Gatewod Avene
Woman’s Club
Kirk
Woman's Club
Elks
Adeestit Board
Evening Circle Missionary Society Meeting
The regular meeting of the Evening Circle Missionary Society will be held this evening at Mrs. G. T. Rowe's home on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Circle Missionary Society
G. T. Rowe
Washington Street
Trinity Weekend Visitors and Thanksgiving Guests
George and Joe Ellis were weekend visitors in Trinity. Jewel Parkin hosted the Trinity Book club. Beulah Norment visited Thomasville. Knight from the high school spent Thanksgiving at Guilford College. Fred Ingram and his wife stayed with Mrs. Ingram's mother. Dave Whitt of High Point visited Trinity for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
George
Joe Ellis
Jewel Parkin
Trinity Book Club
Beulah Norment
Thomasville
Miss Knight
Guilford College
Fred Ingram
Personal notices mix with jokes and quotes in late item
A jumble of personal notices and brief anecdotes recounts visits and returns of several individuals including Robert Murphy, Mrs. Holt, and Miss Dodamead, along with short social vignettes, a late news brief about the American Public Health Association convention being postponed, and references to a New York uniform insurance conference. The page also carries humorous lines and endorsements for Foley Kidney Pills from Mrs Effie E Kleppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bda
American Public Health Association
Hellen Ith
Late traveling soldiers cared for in London system
London officials report 9 500 people work to aid arrivals of soldiers at night. About 1 000 are paid staff while more than 7 000 are women. They oversee 83 rest houses for officers and men, run seven free buffets and drive cars to transport men from trains to the rest houses after regular transport stops.
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London
Thrift Stamps On Sale In The City
War savings and thrift stamps go on sale in High Point post office. Postmaster J J Farriss expects strong demand as small buyers invest toward $4 12 stamps redeemable January 1 1923 for five years. Thrift stamps cost 25 cents with exchange options and a 1000 dollar cap per purchaser. Local campaigns with 2500 school children and teachers pledged support aim to boost sales later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Charlotte
Fries
Winston-Salem
Government Store Poised to Reopen for Business
The government store or post office remains prepared to resume operations. Officials indicate readiness to conduct business as normal while awaiting further developments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. M. Pollock
North Main Street
Guet
A. J. Dodameade
Col. Wescott Roberson
George Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Lindsay Street
Glenn Rawley
Washington, D. C
City
Walter Hargett
Kinston
BE PL Parker
New York
New Jersey
Myrtle Ellison
Lillian Younts
Jane Wilson
A. K. Tate
The
First Baptist Church
Baptist Convention
Durham
Trinity News
Robert Murphy
Tomahawk
Drew
Murphy
T. J. Murphy
Aluyphyy
Olivia Frund
Salisbury
Carter Dalton
Herman Si Smith
Goldshare
M. Hartsar
Bini Behein
Chapel Hill
Misso Catherinia “Mclaughling
Ward Eshelman
David Stanton
Roanoke College
Laura Dodamead
Fort Caswell
Thos. EK. Dodamead
L. M. Dodamead
J. D. Steele
Greensboro
Mabel Davis
H. G. Wells
W. S. Henley
New Review
Mr. Wells
Mr. Henly
Henley
Argonaut
Nwe
York
John
India House
Charles Lamb
Lamb
Proessfor
Pat
Casey
Dolan
Effie E. Kleppe
Averill, Minn
Fargo Sanitarium
Foley Kidney
Mann Drug Co
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pioneer Council No
International Productions Co
Hart’s Drug Store
Postoffice
Beavans
Surihie Rok
Woods
Chase
Knitters
Friesher
Hank
Qidoods
Philipino
Dinayt
Ney
J. A. Hart Drug Company
Coats
Moye
Moffitt Furnishing
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