Wesley Memorial Woman's Society Elects year Officers
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. J. W. Austin's home. Mrs. J. W. Wilson led devotions, reports were read, and officers for the coming year were elected including President D. N. Wel born and Vice President Joe Weaver. Hostesses provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
J. W. Austin
Austin
Joe Weaver
J. W. Wilson
D. N. Welborn
Bridge Tea Honors Miss Lockett And Miss Bailey At North Main
Mrs W C Jones hosted a Saturday afternoon four table bridge party at her North Main street home for visitors Miss Edwina Lockett and Blanche Bailey of Winston Salem. Table prizes of Christmas souvenirs went to Mesdames Harry Raymond C C Prince G A Matton and Frank Ogburn who also received honorees prizes. Guests included Miss Capitola King Marie Gregg Avery Kirkman Edwina Lockett Blanche Bailey and Mesdames S L Davis Virgil Idol Harry Raymond C C Prince R B Terry O C Durland Julius C Smith G A Matton Frank Ogburn S S Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
W. C. Jones
Edwina Lockett
Blanche Bailey
Winston- Salem
W. A. J. Idol
Harry Raymond
C. C. Prince
G. A. Matton
Frank Ogburn
Jones
Capitola King
Kingsbury
S. C
Marie Gregg
Florence
Avery Kirkman
Winston-Salem
Mesdames S. L. Davis
Virgil Idol
R. B. Terry
O. C. Durland
Julius C. Smith
S. S. Coe
Monday Night Auction Club Hosts Millis Home Evening
The Monday Night Auction Club met at 8 oclock at Mr. and Mrs J E Millis on North Main. Mrs J A Hart won the ladies prize a hammered brass basket while Carter Dalton took the gentlemen run prize a pair of silk socks. Mrs H A Millis assisted with the salad course. The guests included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Millis
North Main Street
J. A. Hart
Carter Dalton
H. A. Millis
Local Social Notices List Honoring Residents
Miss Marce Goley and several couples and individuals including J. A. Hart B. S. Cummings H. A. Millett T. D. Gilliam Robert Walker Carter Dalton and Mrs. D. M. Pollock are named in a community acknowledgment section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marce Goley
Messrs
J. A. Hart
B.S. Cummings
H. A. Millis
T. D. Gilliam
Robert Walker
Carter Dalton
D. M. Pollock
Woman's Club Civic Department Meets for Mungo Talk
The Civic department will hold a meeting tomorrow at 3 PM. Mr Mungo will speak on the sanitary conditions of High Point and full attendance of department members and workers is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department
the Woman’s Club
Mungo
High Point
Local Social Roundup of Holiday Visitors and Travel
Mrs. and Mrs. L. C. Petrie and companions head to Charlotte for Shriner’s convention in Petrie’s car. Miss Louise Reitzel and Miss Edna Wall return from Washington after attending the National School of Domestic Science and Art. Mrs. J. A. Hart arrives from Hendersonville to spend holidays with her son on English street. Miss Pearl Sink returns to Thomasville after visiting Miss Louise Clinard. Dr. K. E. Bullard arrives from Allen Brothers to spend the holidays at home. Jake and Joe Peterson arrive from Hickory to visit sister Miss Lois Peterson. Mrs. Bascom Hoskins improves at Parkway home. Miss Nima Martin and Miss Ruby Hammer visit Greensboro. Mrs. Dr. Hughes of Orange County and Mrs. R. Ellis of Burlington depart after visiting W. C. Thompson on White Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Reitzel
Edna Wall
Washington
National School of Domestic Science and Art
Pearl Sink
Thomasville
Louise Clinard
Richardson Street
Jake and
Joe Peterson
Hickory
Lois Peterson
Dalton Street
Dr. Hughes
Orange County
Craven Departs City for Chester South Carolina
R. A. Craven formerly with Shcloff Hardware in this city left yesterday for Chester in South Carolina, continuing his business travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Craven
Shcloff Hardware Company
Chester
S. C
Individual Accepts Similar Role With Chester Hardware
The subject has accepted a comparable position with the Chester Hardware company, outlining a smooth transition and continuation of responsibilities in the same industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chester Hardware Company
Indiana Centennial Observances Mark 100 Years Since Statehood
Indiana marks the centennial of statehood on December 11 1816 with statewide programs. Schools statewide hold observances and historical societies plan meetings and dinners where speakers recount Indiana history and progress over the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Britt Case Set for Thursday in Supreme Court
Raleigh December 12. Representative James J. Britt’s bid to overrule a Buncombe county court ruling on lack of jurisdiction in a mandamus to force the county canvassing board to count votes was heard in the state Supreme Court and set for argument Thursday. Britt appeared to argue and then departed for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James J. Britt
Buncombe
Adams
Buncombe County
State Supreme Court
Britt
Washington
Wanted: young married couple seeks board in private family
A young married couple seeks room and board in a nice private family. Call 747 after 6:30 p.m. on December 12, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. W. M. S. Meeting
Bailey and Lockett
Meeting Civic Department
L. C. Petrie
Ada Halstrom
J. H. Shaw
Charlotte
Shriner's
Mr. Petrie
Hendersonville
English Street
KE. Bullard
Allen Brothers
Nima Martin
Ruby Hammer
Greensboro
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Beale
Bart, Wiloubar Terrace
D. H. Par Bos
Studebaker
W. J. Armfield
J. C. Green
London
Remington Typewriter
Best Street
W. M. Kinney
S. Main St
Virginia Avenue
W. F Armfield
Linderman Dove Tail Jointer
North Carolina
High Point Publishing Co
Lindsay Street
Standard Tailoring Co
Western Union
Mee
Allen
Royal Society and Art Goods
Hart Drug Company
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
D. W. Griffith
Liberty Theater
New York City
Wor
SOC Symphony Orchestra OF
Sherman
Grant and Lee
Appomatox
Abraham Lincoln
Mothers and Sisters
Asheville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!