The Girl Who Dared and Local Society Notes
A theatrical lineup features Don Kirkman Dick Brown and John Walker in The Girl Who Dared with Gurney Briggs and Marylily Visher among other cast members. The piece highlights a grand cause and strong advance ticket sales as crowds grow. Also noted is Woman's Club at home event with music bridge and a grippe update on V W Idol. Mr and Mrs Wineskie motor trip to Charlotte and back with others joining in Winston Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Corker
Gurney Briggs
Prigs
Yank
Young Alston Clark
Buttens
Bell Boy
Charlies Keppart
F. Wineskie
Charlotte
Winston
Statesville
Woman's Club Postpones Civic Meeting to Thursday
The civic department meeting of the Woman's club is moved from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. in the ladies parlor of Friends' church. Prof. Marr will present a paper on school hygiene. The community theater plans for The Girl Who Dared with curtain at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Friends’ Church
Marr
Auction club meets at 3 o'clock Friday evening
The Friday Auction Club will meet with Mr and Mrs Albion Millis Friday evening at 3 o'clock.
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Albion Millis
Local Visitors Attend Social Openings and Weddings
Mrs. Charles Franklin Rockey of Oak Park Illinois arrives at noon to visit Mrs. V A Idol for several days. Burrell A Land of Greensboro spends the day on business. Mrs. George A Matton Jr returns from Rocky Mount after visiting her parents and attends Miss Gorham’s Fayetteville wedding en route home. Mr and Mrs J A Walker return from a weekend at Cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin Rockey
Oak Park, Ill
V. A . Idol
Burrell A. Land
Greensboro
George A. Matton, Jr
Rocky Mount
Miss Gorham
Fayetteville
J. A. Walker
Concord
Rabbi L A Peires to Leave High Point for South Chicago Post
After five years as rabbi of the High Point Orthodox Jews Rev. L A Peires departs next week for a new assignment in South Chicago. During his stay here the 18 Jewish families grew fond of him and wish him success.
Associated Charities Organize For Winter Work
The advisory board reelected Dr. Dred Peacock as president and Mrs. Frank Gurley as general secretary. A new advisory committee will handle appropriations and a soliciting committee will raise funds. Gurley invites those in need to contact her at 135 and 321 West Green Street. Committees: advisory A F E Tate, A W Klemme, Mrs. H A White. Soliciting W S Norman, Rev L A Peeler, W D Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Dred Peacock
Frank Gurley
A. F E. Tate
A. W. Klemme
H. A. White
W. S. Norman
L. A. Peeler
W. D. Brooks
Girls Night School Making Progress in City Education
The night school for girls meets four evenings weekly. Miss Mahood teaches sewing on Monday, Miss Grace Schaeffer offers cooking on Thursday, gymnastics and basketball occur Wednesday, and the three R’s are taught Tuesday, helping women and girls gain skills.
Free N Tale Will Speak at Morris Chapel Tonight
Mayor Jed N Yate will be the speaker at the Epworth League meeting in Morris Chapel on Washing tor street. The league’s officers appoint a prominent speaker weekly and a noted speaker from Litzle Pointers is listed. The meeting starts at 7:30 o clock with music from the orchestra and three quartets. White citizens are invited to attend. The public is reminded of a city ordinance requiring property owners along granolithic or brick sidewalks to keep them clean and free of dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed N. Yate
Epworth League of Morris
Washingtor Street
League
Contvhrt
Litzle Pointers
Orchester
League of Peers
Rev C C Wagner to Leave High Point for Salisbury
The Bethel Reformed church pastor Rev C C Wagner will resign effective January 1 to take the charge of Faith Reformed church in Salisbury. During his three years and four months in High Point he improved church efficiency, gained near full participation, and oversaw heating and electric lighting upgrades with about $1000 in improvements. The news prompts regret among congregants and townspeople for his constructive service and spiritual impact on the community. Also, the High Point Humane Society will meet at 7 30 p m in the Commercial National bank directors room with key business planned and full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Bethel Reformed Church of
High Point
Faith Reformed Church of
Salisbury
Bethel Reformed
Wagers
S. P
A. Society
High Point Humane Society
Commercial National Bank
Opening of the Douma Postponed
Emperor Nicholas issues rescript postponing indefinitely the opening of the Duma and the empire's council. The delay follows the budget committee not yet completing the budget preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Petrograd
Londer
Nicholas
Duma
Council of the Empire
Inside Bathing With Hot Water Becomes Morning Routine
The article extols daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bones and prevent indigestible waste buildup. It cites relief from constipation bilious attacks acid stomach nervous days and sleepless nights as proof of the practice’s benefits.
Family Avoids Serious Sickness in Va. Home
Mrs. J. B. Whittaker of McDuff Virginia credits her family avoiding serious illness to Thedford’s Black-Draught a vegetable laxative and stomach aid. She says it regulates weak stomachs eases indigestion colic and headaches and has been used for over 70 years benefiting more than a million people. Price 25 cents. N.C. 123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDuff
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
N.C
Fire wagon wrecks after pole collision near Sunnyside Ice
Late yesterday evening Northside fire house wagon responding to a Sunnyside Ice fire ran into a telephone pole across from the house then sped along Washington and Main to North Main for three blocks. Driver Bill Wade was thrown clear while Officer Welch remained on the wagon with horses running free. One wheel and the tongue broke. cause uncertain as lines may have failed or horses bolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Fire House
Sunnyside Ice Company
Washington Street
Main
North Main
Bill Wade
Officer Welch
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Don Kirkman
Dick Brown
Florence Burkheimer
Bessie Burkheimer
Dorothy Hall
Manufacturers’ Club
Woman's Club
V. W. Idol Sick
V. W. Idol
Grippe
Civic Meeting
Chicago
Woods
Free N. Tale
Morris Chapel
Health Department
C.C. Wagner
Bethel Reformed Church, En
Tire
Bethel Reformed Church
Edovette
Mtr i
Hart Drug Co
Dolly
Allen
Northside Fire
Carlyle
Holland
Christ
Stamey-Company