Two Social Weddings and Civic Health Meeting Summary
Miss Thelma Westmoreland of Thomasville and L. Pierce of Danville Virginia wed in a simple ceremony at the Methodist parsonage. The couple plans a northern honeymoon and home in Danville. The Civic Health Department at the Woman's Club met at the Elks Home with Mrs H A White presiding to discuss the district nurse fund and pledges for the new year. The November district nurse visit tally reached 307. A jumble sale was raised for future discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Westmoreland
Thomasville
Pierce
The
Southern Railway Company
Danville
Washington
Baltimore
Civic Health Department
Woman's Club
Elks Home
H. A. White
Clara I. Cox
W C T U Session Hears Prohibition Appeal
The W C T U held a regular business session at Mrs G W Denny's home on Hamilton Street with twelve members present. Led by President Mrs Walter White the meeting opened with devotionals and routine business. a letter from Mrs Al Fairbrother urged worldwide prohibition and a future public meeting with a speaker was planned. Refreshments followed the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Denny
Hamilton Street
Walter White
al Fairbrother
Turner to spend holidays with mother in Chapel Hill
Thomas Turner a university student returned to the city today and will spend the holidays with his mother Mrs Henri Turner of Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turner
University
Chapel Hill
Henri Turner
Parkway
Lyman Redding
City
Dewey Vaughn
Christmas Social Planned by First Baptist Church
Final notice announces a Christmas social tonight at the First Baptist church on North Main street hosted by the B Y P U members. All church youths above twelve years old and their friends are warmly invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
North Main Street
Quiet Methodist wedding ties Salisbury couple
Rev W A Lambeth united Miss Henri Morefield and Cicero A Cox of Salisbury in a second quiet ceremony at the Methodist parsonage. The couple will reside in Salisbury after a short bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lambeth
Henri Morefield
Cicero Albright Cox
Salisbury
Local visits noted in Greensboro and Winston-Salem
Mrs. L. B. Graves and Miss Bessie Myers visited Greensboro for the holidays. John Gilmer and Powell Gilmer from Winston-Salem were business visitors. Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. FE Shields spent a short time in Greensboro last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Williams
Louise Jackson
Helen Whittaker
Greensboro
William Bennett
John Gilmer
Powell Gilmer
Winston-Salem
Charles Brown
FE. C. Shields
Death of James K. Clark in High Point
James K. Clark, 47, died at his Grimes street home after a long illness. He is survived by his widow, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clark of Davidson county, one son Grady, daughters Minnie and Lula Clark, and sister Mrs. Sallie Everhart of Lexington. A West End Baptist member, he resided in High Point for years. Funeral plans place interment at Pilgrim church near Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Clark
Grimes Street
Martin Clark
Davidson County
Ore
Grady Clark
Minnie
Lula Lark
Sallie Everhart
Lexington
Clark
Westend Baptist Church
High Point
Mexican reply not favorable to Jenkins as state dept notes
Mexico's reply to the last American consular Agent Jenkins was received at the state department. Officials indicated the text differed little from Associated Press dispatches and showed no favorable impression on first reading. The piece notes sugar exists in sap of many plants and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Jenkins
State Department
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civic Department
Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Pirates
Gibson
John Hedrick
Reece Harry
B. C. Nichols
Stehli Silk Corporation
Ben Anderson
E. P. Parker
Lindsay Street
NM. C. Crowson
BE. P. Parker
R. F. J. Johnson
Little Elwood Cox
Joseph Cox
Roland Park
C. BE. Marsh
Hartford
A. E. Warner
Asheville
Emily
A. L. Reid
Brmingham
Dc. L. Whitehead
Wilmington
T. J. Gold
Mike Shiplett
Wilbur Strickland
E. B. Wolsely
Chy
Pilgrim Church
Sire Jypronen
Ronan Omen
Promen
Syronen
Foswantt
Edwin Crapp
Bath
Mr IM Tay Yi
the Moffitt Furnishing Company
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