Ice Carnival Brightens High Point Benefit Night
The Junior Service League’s Ice Carnival at Sedgefield Manor in High Point drew a large society crowd despite a smaller turnout than past years. Guests enjoyed dancing, a miniature bowling alley, slot machines, wheels of chance, and horses racing, with Jelly Leftwich Orchestra providing music from ten until two.
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Mar
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
League
Jelly Leftwich
Grattan Foy
Nell Adams
C. L. Amos
Hoke Bullard
W. G. Foy
J. E. Kirkman
H. N. Phillips
R. R. Ragan
Harry Raymond
Will Ragsdale
Robert Sechrest
W. D. Simmons
Frank J. Sizemore
R. B. Terry
Fred A. Thomas
Frank Wineskie
A. T. Wishart
Robert Walker
Jack Waller
John Heller
M. J. Wrenn
J. H. Adams
Carter Dalton
C. M. Hauser
Frank Hunsucker
G. H. Kearns
Irs
O. BE. Kearns
K. C. Denny
J. W. Harris
E. T. Harmon
P. W. Flagge
Charles Ingram
Gratton Foy
Lawrence Matton
Roland Holton
Delk Smith
L. G. Robichaux
Woman's Club Year Book Adds Another Interesting Chapter
The High Point Woman's Club enters its 23rd year with a 1931 32 yearbook detailing a year of educational outreach through community night school. President L R Johnston highlights club achievements, with emphasis on the Art Department, departmental work, individual programs, and a full membership roster.
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Woman’s Club
High Point Woman's Club
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
L. R. Johnston
Business Irmen
Holidays Welcomed by Local Residents and Students
A group of local and university students arrive to spend the holidays with families. Pauline and Parish Clodfelter return to Guilford College from their homes. Lieut. R F J Johnson and Mrs Johnson come from Annapolis to visit Mrs. Johnson's parents, the Tabbs on Parkway. Robert Gold and Rip Tabb return from UNC for Christmas with their parents on Oakwood and Parkway. Charles Salisbury visits from Harvard with his parents in Roland Park. Katherine Meroney stays with her sister in Madison apartments. Miss Alice Snow Barbee arrives from New York for a week with her mother. Mrs. W M Horney improves at home on Ragan street after influenza.
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Pauline Clodfelter
Parish Clodfelter
Guilford College
Ed Clodfelter
R. F. J. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
Robert Gold
University of North Carolina
Mrs
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Rip Tabb
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Charlies Salsbury
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Mrs. J. M
Salsbury
Roland Park
Katherine Meroney
Mackaville
Silas McBee
Madison Apartments
Alice Snow Barbee
New York
Bertha
Barbee
Adelaide Williamson
North Carolina College
Greensboro
Harry Williamson
Chapel Hill
H. R. Williamson
Johnson Street
Dorothy Rankin
Western Maryland — Lege
Westminster
Captain v
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Penelope Kennedy
Raleigh
J. C. Green
West Main Street
Kennedy
Green
England's Richest Girl A-hunting
Richest girl hunting leads to Christmas references as students and families from UNC Greensboro and Duke University visit homes in North Carolina for the holidays. Notables include Winford Hinkle at 914 Dayton Street and Adelaide Williamson at North Carolina College Greensboro. Frances Lindsay shows slight improvement after appendicitis surgery at High Point hospital. Irene Bridges and Thurman Charles Cook marry in Danville. couple to reside in Greensboro with Cook's parents.
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Frances Lindsay
R. Odell Lindsay
Frances Gordon Lindsay
High Point Hospital
Cook-Bridges
Danville
Irene Bridges
Greensboro
Thurman Charles Cook
High Point
Sorrell
J. H. Bridges
Cook
B. H. Cook
Ruth Bryan Owen Carries Papers In Leather Bag
Florida congresswoman Ruth Bryan Owen is pictured carrying important state documents in a leather bag slung over her shoulder as she attends House sessions.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Local society items feature Christmas gatherings in Lexington
Mrs W O Burgin hosts a contract bridge party on West Third Avenue with prizes for high and low scores and attendees listed. The D A R chapter met on West Third Avenue with readings and charity appeals including for Crossnore. members pledged to plant trees for George Washington’s birthday. Lexington social news also covers wedding party guests in Washington with Rep Walter Lambeth hosting and the Davidson county couple.
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Lexington
N. C
W. O. Burgin
Contract Bridge Club
West Third Avenue
J. M. Gamewell
Robert Wall
Cyrus McCrary
Carroll Wall
P. M. Bernhardt
J. W. Moffitt
Jones Hedrick
W. B. Hunt
Mary McCrary
Frank Holton
W. F
William Davidson
James Adderton
R. L. Burkhead
J. R. Walker
Montcastle
New York Sun
Santa Claus
J. F. Mays
Sloop
J. T. Lowe
van Landingham
Crossnore
George
Mont Shemwell
Birmingham
J. la Page
Harriet la Page
Hargrave-Hackney
Walter Lambeth
Seventh District
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Bethlehem Chapel
National Cathedral
Rep
Lambeth
Congress
Davidson County
Small
Washington
Capital
C. C. Hargrave
J. L. Gordon
W. D. Robertson
W. H. Mendenhall
M. C. 8. Noble, Jr
Raleigh
Murray C. Greason
City
Esbera Club
Baywood Inn
O. R. Hodgin
Walter Newby
Alvah Boyles
Rose Parrish
J. W. Robinson
Mae Shearer
Vann Stringfield
C. W. Robinson
Christmas Bridge Club Meetings Add Seasonal Cheer
Thomasville beat of social gatherings features Christmas themed bridge at Mrs. Carson Cox and Ace of Clubs hostess events. High scores awarded to Mamie Harris and Charles Clegg with festive refreshments and decorations. Local society notes include guests, travels, and Daughters of the Confederacy activities.
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Thomasville
Carson Cox
Thursday
Mamie Harris
G. Moore
Mesdames
G. W. Lyles
We. E. Tomlinson
Charles Phillips
Odessa Swaim
W. H. Curlee
Robert Rapp
Paul Hassler
Ace of Clubs
Kinneywood
Holly
Charles Clegg
Walter Newby
G. E.crowell
Charles Cl
Alvah Boyles
W. E B. Tomlinson
K. Farrington
J. F. Garner
W. G. Smith
Nat Walker
W. Peace
C. F. Watt
G. E Crowell
Miss Pauline Peace Arrives for Christmas with Parents
Miss Pauline Peace a student at N C C W arrived yesterday to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Peace. Miss Peace is a senior there this year.
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Pauline Peace
Artthur Peace
Miss Peace
Lost man reunites with daughter for Christmas
John A. Craven, missing from 1881 until 1925, spends Christmas in the city with daughter Mrs. J. D. Walden at 721 South Main. After decades apart and a tale of grandfatherly bitterness, Craven reconnected with Eunice and Nancy, now grandchildren, and they celebrate the season together.
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John A. Craven
J. D. Walden
South Main Street
Mr Cravens
John Craven
Eunice
Nancy
Spiceland
Ind
Craven
North Carolina
High Point
Mr. Craven
Mrs Simmons and Mrs King Guest at Teague Home
Mrs R R Simmons and Mrs King from Winston Salem were guests of Mrs Lewis E Teague at her Johnson Street home Friday.
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R. R. Simmons
Mrs. King of
Winston-Salem
Lewis E. Teague
Johnson Street
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Cuba
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East Washington Street
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