Birthday Party for Master Montsinger at Johnson Street
Celebrating his third birthday Master Tromer Montsinger hosted a 3:30 to 4:30 pm party at his Johnson street home. About forty young friends and relatives attended a fairy-bower setup with pink and green decorations, a green-leaf centerpiece cake and candy favors. Guests included numerous Taylors, Welborns, Hamlins, Crowders, and others. The event featured refreshments and gifts for the birthday boy.
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Johnson Street
Montsinger
J. Griffin
Alma McCain Ill With Diphtheria at Johnson Street Home
Announcement states Alma Virginia McCain is ill with diphtheria at her Johnson street residence. Friends report she was resting comfortably this morning.
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Alma Virginia McCain
Johnson Street
Over Teacups Club Meeting Postponed to Saturday
The Over the Teacups Club meeting is postponed to Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. T. D. Gilliam as hostess.
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Over the Teacups Club
T. D. Gilliam
Club Meetings And Anecdotes From Boston Transcript
The Priscila Club meets Friday at 3 30 at Mrs J F Hayden's home. The Philomathean club gathers Friday at 3 with Mrs Arthur Lyon hosting Why She Worries. A Boston Transcript quote notes a wife’s worry over her husband’s whereabouts and a woman preacher in England marries a couple and kisses the groom.
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Priscila Club
J. F. Hayden
Philomathean Club
Arthur Lyon
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Wesley Memorial
The Wo man s Missionary society of Wesley Memorial church held its regular meeting in the church ladies parlor with many attendees. President Mrs W S Oneal led devotions and talks by Mrs O J Kearns and Rev W A Lambeth on Making Democracy Safe religiously. The session also elected officers for the coming year.
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George Washington
H. W. McCain
England
America
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
W.S. O'Neal
O. J. Kearns
W. A. Lambeth
W. S. O'Neal
Dred Peacock
Chas. Ragan
Fred Tesh
W. H. Townsend
J. D. Mann
Rosa Sutherland
O. P. Moffitt
F. N. Tate
Died Here Yesterday Mrs Sechrest 61 Stricken at Home
Mrs. Sarah Sechrest aged 61 wife of D S Sechrest died at 704 Hamilton street yesterday afternoon at 1 30 after several months illness born June 10 1858 in Randolph county she resided in High Point and leaves husband three sons Howeird Wade and Arthur Sechrest and two daughters Mrs William Cecil and Miss Virgie Sechrest funeral Thursday at 1 30 from the home with Rev O L Ruth and Rev W A Lambeth officiating interment in Oakwood cemetery
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Sarah Sechrest
D .S. Sechrest
Hamilton Street
Randolph County
High Point
Mrs. McGill Wins Greensboro Auto Then Visits High Point
Mrs. W. E. McGill of Aberdeen who won a $2,000 car in a Greensboro circulation contest is visiting High Point at her brother H. A. Oakes home. Prize delivered today.
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W. E. McGill
Aberdeen
Greensboro
High Point
H. A. Oakes
Johnson elected chairman of American League board meeting
President Johnson was chosen as chairman of the board of directors during the American League meeting in New York on December 10.
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Sk. B. Terry
New York
Johnson
American League
No Service Cancelled at St Marys Epis copal Church
Today the church announced there will be no service in St Marys Episcopal Church tonight. A Friday night meeting will hear reports from those leading the financial campaign and related efforts.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
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Tromer Montsinger
Adren
William Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Dick and Clark Hubbard
Stanton Hubbard
John Daniel Griffin
Walter Hargett, Jr
C. L. Gray, Jr
Also Gray, Jr
Joseph Hamlin, Jr
Raymond Ellis Welborn
David Welborn
Mark Taylor
Lois Council
Jarrelline Dwyer
Nellie May Brower
Margaret Long Hamlin
Elizabeth Woodard Swain
Hielen Bonner Eshelman
Elizabeth Jones
Martha Taylor
Dorothy Lee Jankin
Harry Williamson, Addelsaide Williamson
Margaret Mann
Margaret Sears
Daughters OF Revolution
Alexander Martin
the Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Millis
Ber
Over Teacups Club
Jim’se
Boston Transcript
Woman's Missionary
Sarah Secherest
Allen
Don
Chase
Beaver
Moffitt Furnishing Co
J. B. Johnson
High Point Hopitals
Dr. J. Chandler
Los Angeles, Cal
R. A .Burd
Louisville
L. A
W. P. Rose
Goldsboro
Mrs. Shelly
Sheridan, N. Y
the Elwood
C. B. Overman
W C. Beavans
Sears
T. L. Lambert
Baltimore
R. B. Thurman
Norfolk
Grace Brown
Stamey's Jewelry Store
N. Main St
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