First Baptist W M S Elects New Officers
The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at the First Baptist church elected new officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs. A. Lee Gibson, vice presidents Mrs. Jesse Waalburn Mrs. Fred Thomas and Mrs. Homer Hayworth, and secretary Mrs. S. R. Matthews among others. Junior leaders were reelected to another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
A. Lee Gibson
Jesse Waalburn
Fred Thomas
Homer Hayworth
S. R. Matthews
Mra. A. A. Team
Mra. C
Grayson
Mra
Fred Whitescarver
W. F. Clayton
Clarence Goldsmith
Mission Study
Hugh Clark
C. Peebles
W. C. Garner
L. E B. Tinsley
G. A
Joe
Arrow Shirts and Shorts Promotion
An advertisement praises Arrow labels for superior style and workmanship. It highlights Sanforizing for a permanent fit and promotes a large Arrow shirt and short assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow
Christmas Music at Wayside Garden Club Party
The Wayside Garden Club held its annual Christmas party yesterday morning at Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod’s North Main Street home. Guests enjoyed carols, a Messiah solo, readings, and a duet before a tea service with wafers and tea.
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Wayside Garden Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
North Main Street
O Little Town of
Bethlehem
Charles McAnally
Walter Kester
J. Gurney Briggs
Man
Henry van Dyke
Craven Page
Local Society Notes Move and Family News
Mrs Ellas has left the Biltmore hotel for her son Sanders Dallas home at 1119 Rotary drive. Miss Ruth Harris returns from Chester to attend her cousin Robert Blackwell’s pneumonia death. Mrs R J Kirby goes to King North Carolina as grandmother Mrs H M Westmoreland improves. Mrs J W Slate recovers after an operation and is now at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellas
Dallas
Biltmore Hotel
Sanders Dallas
Rotary Drive
Ruth Harris
Chester
D. C
Robert Blackwell
R. J. Kirby
King, N. C
8. M. Westmoreland
J. W. Slate
Brentley Circle
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Guilford General Hospital
Luncheon and Mission Program Highlight New Church Event
Hollingsworth, the new intermediate R. A. leader, presided at a luncheon in the newly furnished dining room. In the afternoon the Lottie Moon Foreign Mission program featured Mrs. J. Gur ney Briggs and stories from Japan Mexico Italy Brazil Africa and Palestine. Duets by Mrs. A. H. Maynard and Mrs. A. M. Richardson and a Lottie Moon program dramatization closed with the Love Offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
C. R. Hook
Africa
L. E. Tinsley
Palestine
C. H. Ellis
A. H. Maynard
A. M. Richardson
H. D. Sears
Lottie Moon
Grover Jones
Robert Hughes
A. Lee Gibson
Miss Haynes Feted By Misses Seward In Courteous Bridge Party
Miss Hazel Haynes celebrated before her upcoming marriage to Otis Eugene Sain with a bridge party hosted by Misses Evelyn Irene and Virginia Seward on Winston Road. Four tables played with high score won by Miss Lucille Brown and Miss Haynes, second high by Miss Ya Hensley. Guests included Misses Helen Smith Bessie Hedrick Pauline Haynes Ira Hensley Eva Chappalear Addie Lomax Julia Liles Rose Goldsmith Kate Lomax Charlene Grimes and Mrs Hoyle Lopp with Mary Ruth Seward aiding refreshments. MAIN ST CIRCLES TO HAVE BAZAAR LUNCH at Sapp Building 116 N Main Street Saturday morning 9 o'clock onward.
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Hazel Haynes
Otis Eugene Sain
Evelyn
Irene
Virginia Seward
Bridge
Winston Road
Lucille Brown
Ya Hensley
Helen Smith
Bessie Hedrick
Pauline Haynes
Ira Hensley
Eva Chappalear
Addie Lomax
Julia Liles
Rose
Reformed Church To Have Prayer Service Tonight
The First Reformed church will hold a mid week prayer service at 7 30 tonight. Pastor Rev W R Shaffer will speak on Prophecy of the Coming Messiah. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Police Court Passes Short Session Sentence Totals
In a brief police court session Judge Teague disposed of a heavy docket of cases. Cletus Gray and Gurney Smith received four months each for turkey larceny. J T Russell, found guilty of drunken driving, drew three months on the road. Mose Johnson faced 30 days for speeding after an earlier license violation. Other defendants included Mattie Williams for disorderly conduct, L B Freeman for prohibition law violations, and Fred Breen for driving while intoxicated with a six month driving ban. Police court adjourns to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leu
Lewis EK. Teague
Cletus Gray
Gurney Smith
J. T. Russell
Mose Johnson
Mattie Williams
L. B. Freeman
Fred Breen
Greensboro
Breen
Unemployed Meet Thursday at Central Labor Hall
A mass gathering of Guilford county unemployed is set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at Central Labor Hall 127 1 2 North Wrenn Street in High Point under the High Point Unemployed League. Larry Hogan president of the North Carolina Unemployed League will attend with addresses and special music by colored singers. All unemployed county residents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
High Point
George Edwards
J. G. Freesland
Bob Holt
Lee Harper
Dave Wright
Clarence Schultheiss
Ernest Welch
Miss Willams
Mrs. Marsh
Hart Drug Company
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Mann's Number Two
Kiddieland
Guilford County
Central Labor Hall
North Wrenn Street
High Point Unemployed League
Larry Hogan
North Carolina Unemployed League
Epworth Leagues Meet in Greensboro Thursday Night
Epworth Leagues of the Greensboro district will meet December 14 at West Market Street Methodist Church at o o clock. All district and local officers expected. large attendance urged. Dr. Barkley of Woman's College UNC will speak with music by Billy McIver Greensboro. The Greensboro district includes High Point Asheboro Greensboro and surrounding territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Greensboro
West Market Street Methodist Church
Dr. Barkley
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Billy McIver
High Point
Asheboro
Prayer Meeting at First M. P. Church Tonight
The mid week prayer and praise service at First Methodist Protestant Church, North Main and Richardson, begins 7 30 this evening led by Rev. R I Farmer. The devotional part centers on A Search That Always Finds and lasts thirty minutes. At 8 00 oclock the Quarterly Conference called session meets for new year business. Official members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. I. Farmer
Toy Show at Broadhurst Saturday Benefits Firemen Toy Drive
Children may trade an old toy for admission to a western film at the Broadhurst theater on Saturday morning. Proceeds support the fire department Christmas toy collection for needy children. The program features Jackie Cooper Lone Cowboy plus Tal Zan the Fearless and Bosko cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst Theater
Jackie Cooper
Talzan the Fearless
Dg Rice Burroughs
Buster Crabbe
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MR. Lewis
J. H. Lewis
English Street
Oak Hill
B. H. Cooke
Parent-Teacher Association
Oak Hill School
Wallbure Orchestra
M. L. Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
First Baptist W. M. S
Tom, Dick
Harry
Tae
N. Main ST
N.C
Sele
Tinyhouse
Westinghouse
D. L. Bouldin
J. A. Eshelman
P. W. Flagge
J. F. Hayden
C. B. Mattocks
J. A. Morris
H. W. McCain
B. C. Page
D. E. Richardson
R. A. Sheloff
Wall
J. 8
Walborn
G. KR. Robertson
J. V. Wilson
Miss Haynes
Misses Seward
Main ST
Main Street
M. BF. Church
Sapp
N. Main Street
Cecil Drug Store
Legion Minstrel
Reformed Church
INEFT
Turkey
Labor Hall
Epworth Leagues
the Beauvans Co
Ladies’ Store
M. P. Church
Broadhurst
Fire Department
National Market CO
Phoenix
Beavans CO
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