Births and church notices fill High Point society page
Announce birth of a son Wilbur Leon for Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Horney on Monday December 2. Mrs. C. E. Kearns and Mrs. W. G. Bradshaw attend funeral in Greensboro. Beta Pi Club meets Thursday at 3 with Mrs. Charles Kephart. Various aid societies plan meetings and bazaars. Legal and social notices from Archdale to Raleigh noted.
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W. M. Horney
Wilbur Leon
Beta PI Club
Charles Kephart
Johnson Street
Bradshaw
Greensboro
C. E. Kearns
W. G. Bradshaw
G. Sam Bradshaw
Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Paul Carlson
Charles Ray
Park Street
Carlson
Willie Lewis
Christmas Seals Funds Aimed at City Milk Program
The report details milk distribution to undernourished city school children and the proceeds from Christmas seals will fund this effort through the League. Mrs. Tom Powell outlined ticket selling plans and distributed tickets at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Powell
League
Social visits decorate Greensboro and area towns
Mrs Sherman Swaim Miss Irma Roper and Miss Mary Alice Baynes spent Saturday in Greensboro. Mrs James Lyon returned from a relatives visit in Durham. Miss Edith and Jessie Kearns visited their aunt Mrs M B at Burlington. Mary Stone of Raleigh arrives today to visit Mrs Capus Waynick in Carrickmoor. Mr and Mrs Willis Slane returned from New York. Mrs Kate Brooks remains ill at Lindsay Street home. Miss Kitty Coleman at Mitchell College visited Ashburn Elliott family on North Hamilton Street. Miss Inez Trogdon and J B Trogdon of Asheboro were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs A E Williams in Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Swaim
Irma Roper
Mary Alice Baynes
Greensboro
Mary Ttone
Raleigh
Mrs. Willis Slane
New York
Kate Brooks
Lindsay Street
Kitty Coleman
Mitchel College
Mrs. Ashburn Elliott
Hamilton Street
Inez Trogdon
J. B. Trogdon
Asheboro
Mrs
A. E. Williams
Archdale
Colorado Supreme Court disbars former Denver judge Lindsey
Ben B. Lindsey former Denver juvenile court judge was disbarred by the Colorado state supreme court for professional misconduct including accepting fees while he served as judge. He allegedly took 37000 from Samuel Untermyer in a case connected to the Stokes matter. Lindsey defended his role as disinterested mediator in the Stokes case. He is known for companionate marriage writings and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado State Supreme Court
Lindsey
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Stokes
Pancake romance seals marriage in Portsmouth
Wealthy Canadian lumber king Alfred Dyer visited a Portsmouth restaurant and praised baker Gladys Waller for pancakes. He asked her to marry him, and she became Mrs. Dyer.
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London
Alfred Dyer
Portsmouth
Gladys Waller
Dyer
Colorful Wedding at Hanwell Sees Colorful Names
London reports a wedding at Hanwell described as the most colorful yet. The bride named White wed the groom Brown with bridesmaids named Green and Black in attendance.
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London
Hanwell
White
Charity and social rounds fill Thomasville week
Mrs. Ray Hoover hosted the La Gusta Club at Lexington Avenue with two tables of bridge and a high score prize won by Miss Laura File. Public Welfare event featured Miss De Lasky of the Red Cross and refreshments followed. The High Point Country Club hosted a bridge party for Mary Weaver in honor of bride Mrs. George Finch with ten tables, roses and poinsettias. Various guests and visits noted include Ellen Moses in Durham for the Carolina Duke game and Agnes Herndon in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
G. L. Beck
Montlieu Avenue
Earl Retten
Sherman Swaim
L. C. Furgurson
H. George Hedrick
W. L. Smith, Jr
L C. Furgurson
R. R Smith
Junior Service League
Violet Johnson
Kate Burr Johnson
State Welfare
Mornday
High Point
League
John Peacock
Sedgefield
Whitey Kaufman
Victor Recording
Andrew Lindsay
Matt Wall
Burkeheimer School of Dancing
Charlotte
South
Katherine Raymond
Wills Slane
Thomasville
Ray Hoover
la Gusta Club
Lexington Avenue
Laura File
Louise Adams
Helen Hinkle
Eva White
Emily Commander
Leola Black
Moyer Mendenhall
J. W. Lambeth
Public Welfare Department
Woman's Club
T. A. Finch
Ella Dorsett
Sam Welborn
Miss de Lasky
The
Red Cross
High Point Country Club
Mary Weaver
Bridge
George Finch
W. H. Peace
Rheims Cathedral
David Long, Jr
Weaver
Finch
Austin Finch
Nat Walker
G. E. Crowell
R. M. Cooksey
Zed Griffith
M.B. Hite
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hasler
Charles Finch
Hobart Lee Fouts
W. G. Hazel
W. E. Tomlinson
J. F. Garner
W. G. Smith
C. H. Newby
G. W. Lyles
E. L Webb
Airport dedication delayed by weather
The Asheville Hendersonville airport nearing completion will open with a brief celebration on December 14. The formal dedication is postponed to early spring due to unfavorable weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Asheville-Hendersonville
Legion Members to Meet Here Tonight
Legion will meet tonight at o'clock in the post hall third floor 110 East Washington street Ex service men urged to attend as important matters are scheduled to come before the meeting.
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Tel
Lland
Hoster
Rollins Runstop
Moffitt’s
North Main
MR. Reddick
Trinity
J. R. Reddick
English Street
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. P. Church
T. S. Gobel
Floyd Wilson
East Farms Avenue
Guy Conrad
Fred Culler
A. V. Brown
S. W. Brinson
L. R. Sessoms
G. C. Mallory
J. C. Lawson
R. L. Parker
D. EF. Jordan
J. L. Payne
Bascom Hoskins
C. E. Sheloff
Job T. Wyatt
Wyatt
Hoskins
Stevens
Charles Gueth
J. W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Archdale Ladies Aid
Archdale M. KE. Church
S. H. Spoon
R. L. Allred
F. B. Lindley
Catherine Gill
O. L. Hitler
Aid
C. R. Ward
Green Street Baptist Church
W. A. Cox
James Lyon
Durham
Edith
Jessie Kearns
Marcel
Levette Beauly
Shapyre Ritz Theatre
Ethel
Colorado Court
Lindsay
Thomasville Society
Ellen Moses
Carolina-Duke
Agnes Herndon
Mary Peden
Gastonia
Zeb Welser, Jr
Margie Wilson
Lexington
East Main Street
Elma Parrish
Winston- Salem
Brown Bilt Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shoes
South Main Street
J. B. Johnson
Korec
Onta
Legion
Andrew. Jackson Post
American
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
National Bellas Hess
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