Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge Parties and Club Meetings
Mrs. Feree leaves Guilford General Hospital for home on Roland Park. Mrs. Chace Idol hosts Fortnightly Bridge. guests enjoy a sweet course. Invites issued for a party honoring Miss Dorothy Stuart. Wesley Memorial Association plans officer elections with a Johnson Street gathering. Greensboro hosts Wednesday Afternoon Bridge. Miss Watson wins high score. Business and Professional Women's Club reports on state council plans for education, scholarships, and research. Durham hosts delegates. North Carolina clubs urged to attend national convention in Portland. Wrightsville Beach to host state convention in June. Woman's Club backs Y M C A and learns about Crosnore School with Miss Ira Hubbard. fundraising through old clothing and bundle day planned for local distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
State Council
Federated B
P. W
Durham
Hostess Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chapel Hill
Lottie Barber
State Federation
Portland
Oregon
Barber
North Carolina
Elsie Riddick
National Board of
Raleigh
Dune
Wrightsville Beach
Ary Martin Sloop
Sloop
Woman's Club
Crosnore School
Miss Margaret Gallant Visits Then Returns Home
Miss Margaret Gallant of Charlotte visited her sisters Jennie and Nellie Gallant and returned home this week. Mrs W C Dutton of Mt Croghan S C visits granddaughter and will return before Christmas. Nellie Gallant to spend weekend at Salem College with Miss Nancy Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gallant
Charlotte
Jennie and
Neilie Gallant
City Schools
Nellie Gallant
Salem College
Nancy Lowe
Funeral for Mrs. Ada Jane Hill Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs. Ada Jane Hill, 68, who died Tuesday morning, was at 2 PM yesterday at her home 426 Park Street. Rev. T J Rogers officiated. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were A N Greer, G Robert McCain, W M Tate, W B Sprinkle, Henry Horney, and J P Myers. She had been ill for months.
Klub Calendar Thursday Events At Multiple Homes
Thursday listings show Over the Teacups at 3 00 with Mrs Oscar Durland Mrs John Peacock hosts Beta Pi at 2 00 Friday Elm Street Mrs J L Ingram hosts Sovrosis club at 60 o clock Mrs B F Amos hosts Gamma Zeta at 3 00 Cornelian Club to be entertained by Mrs W B Griffin at 3 00 All events are social gatherings in private residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacups Club
Oscar Durland
John Peacock
Beta Pi
Elm Street
J. L. Ingram
Sovrosis Club
B. FT. Amos
Gatewood Avenue
Gamma Zeta Club
Cornelian Club
W. B. Griffin
Thomasville Social and Personal Notices
Harvey Moon was a business visitor in Greensboro Monday. J. J. Chestnut of Winston-Salem was here on business Wednesday. Mrs. Jesse Green returned from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Charles Tuggle of High Point. Mrs. R. W. Crews and Miss Mare Snell shopped in Greensboro yesterday. Miss Mary Stallings shopped in Greensboro Tuesday. Phillip Green of Fort Benning, Ga., visiting Mrs. R. S. Green, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Searles and Mrs. Luther Grimes were in Greensboro yesterday on business. Mrs. John Brown of Lexington is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Bodie. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Melvin left for Lincolnton to make their home. Invitations issued: Mrs. T. Austin Finch at home Thursday afternoon, December fourteenth from 4 to 6. Miss Jessie Gray Boges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Teague
Greensboro
Jesse Green
Charles Tuggle
High Point
Mr. Phillip Green
Fort Benning, Ga
Mrs. R. S. Green
Ed Searles
Luther Grimes
John Brown
Lexington
Rev
M. D. Bodie
W. M. Melvin
Lincolnton
T. Austin Finch
Jessie Gray Boges
National Council of Furniture Manufacturers Meet in Washington
Ryan—a secretary of the council—left last night for Washington to attend the quarterly meeting. Today and tomorrow the council will address matters of importance to furniture manufacturers and hold elections for officers to serve the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeons Ryan
Washington
National Council of Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Ryan
City records show 19 deaths in November across jurisdiction
City limits counted 18 deaths and 24 births in November while the township recorded 3 deaths and 12 births. Officials note changes in reporting once city territory expands after January 1 as a single statistics reporter will cover the newly incorporated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ini
Lug Point
Funeral services for Mrs. O. B. Newton
Funeral services were held at Springfield church for Mrs. O B Newton who died Tuesday after a prolonged illness. Rev. Floyd Fletcher of Southside Baptist church officiated and the interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Springfield Church
Floyd Fletcher
Southside Baptist Church
Church
High Point Man Sentenced in Mail Fraud Case
John L. Moseley of High Point and Winston Salem received a three year term in the Atlanta penitentiary after pleading guilty to using the mails to defraud. He admitted ordering goods from mail order houses under various aliases and not paying. Judge W. P. Bynum noted past head injury affecting his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Moseley
High Point
Winston
Salem
Atlanta
Greensboro
Moseley
W. P. Bynum
Winson- Salem
S. P. Brenner
American Railway Express Company
Boyd
Greens Bare
Cesarolina
United States
Frank A. Linney
Meeting at Sheraton for American Legion education week
Tonight at 6 15 a Dutch supper will be held at the Sheraton hotel with members of the American Legion and city organizations paying their own way. Tomorrow morning Andrew Jackson post speakers will address civic schools in support of the educational campaign led by commander Donald C McRae as talks are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion
Andrew Jackson Post
Donald C. McRae
Merchants Association Plans Next Week Meeting
Members of the Merchants' Association will hold a called meeting next week to decide whether the organization will continue. The group is viewed as helping city business by fostering cooperation among merchants, and disbandment would be a loss to High Point while supporters hope for renewed interest and impetus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Iis Merchants
High Point
New Pastor Arrives at First Reformed Church
Salisbury dispatch notes Rev. W. H Causey, newly accepted pastor of First Reformed Church, has arrived to begin duties in the city. He previously led a church in Woodstock Virginia and succeeds Rev. C. C. Wagoner who moved to Newton several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
W. H Causey
First Reformed Church
Mr. Causey
Woodstock
Newton
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D. Feree
Guilford General Hospital
W.tly
W. ©. Feree
Roland Park
Edo
Hosss
Hamilton Street
Chace Idol
Fortnigh's
Miss Stuart
Missionary Societies of Wesley Memorial Enhurch
Francis Esherman
Johnson Street
Membe
Ira Hubbard
Blue Ridge
Avery County
Q Hubbard
B. F. Hayes
And
Owen-Smith
Willis Slane
Lipps
Margaret Rankin
Lucy Eshelman
Alvis Barnes
Fiorine Rawlins
Lewis Teague
A * Ra
D. C. Duncan
Fred Woodruff
Sparta
Swannanoa
H. T. Hudson
Green Street
Klub Kalendar
Tutton
S. Main St
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Thomasville
Harvey Moon
J. J. Chestnut
Winston-Salem
R. W. Crews
Mare Snell
Mary Stallings
CEN
Brenner
the Sheraton
Werchants
the Ladies’ Store
Shice
Iked Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
Moore’s Book Store
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