High Point club hears Mrs Ransom story at YWCA
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club met at the YWCA hut on East Green Street. Mrs Ransom told the story When Dot Mission Heard The Messiah, highlighting charity and a Christmas message of love. The group also voted to move the Womanless Wedding date to February and allocated funds to child feeding and educational measures. Miss Marianna White returned from Guilford College to spend holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
East Green Street
R. Eh. Ransom
Dot Mishon
S. F Coe
North Carolina College For Women
Marianna White
High Point
Guilford College
Miss White
Mrs. Waller White
Mrs Mendenhall Returns to Thomasville After Illness
Mrs. Mendenhall formerly ill at High Point hospital returned to Hoover home in Thomasville last night. She has stayed with sister Mrs Walter Hargett on Johnson street and will travel to Snow Hill after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenhall
Thomasville
Moyer Mendenhall
High Point Hospital
Hoover
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
Snow Hill
Longs announce birth of daughter Melba Louise
Mr and Mrs H T Long announce the birth of a daughter named Melba Louise on Monday December 26 in the family home.
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Mrs. H. T. Long
Melba Louise
High Point Society Cancels Reception For Charity
The W. O. T. club members meet with Miss Helen Brockett to plan the New Year reception but vote unanimously to cancel the event and devote the funds to charity, reflecting the season’s true spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Society
W. O. T. Club
Helen Brockett
Wedding of Ola Stephenson and Archie Wells
The quiet wedding of Miss Ola Stephenson of Greensboro to Archie Webster Wells of Greensboro took place Tuesday afternoon at West Market Street church with Rev. J. H. Earnhardt officiating. The bride wore a going away suit of brown velvet with coordinating accessories. Mrs. Wells is the daughter of W. J. Stephenson of Raleigh and has been prominent in Greensboro as county demonstration agent for Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ola Stephenson
Greensboro
Archie Webster Wells
West Market Street
J. H. Earnhardt
Wells
W. J. Stephenson
Raleigh
Smilford
Greensboro Shoppers Visit with Thurmans and Johnsons
Mr and Mrs B R Thurman along with Mrs R F J Johnson are seen as shopping visitors in Greensboro today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Thurman
R. F. J. Johnson
Greensboro
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meets at Hamilton Street Home
The W C T U held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A M Briggs’s home on Hamilton street Miss Clara Cox chaired in the president’s absence The group approved $5 for European sufferers $5 for the city nurse and $5 for the Young People’s society Mrs M B Evans Kansas resident spoke on Peace and outlined W C T U work in Kansas with Mrs H C Lewis hosting and Miss Clara Cox introducing the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww.c. T. U
A. M. Briggs
G. W. Denny
Hamilton Street
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Clara Cox
Europe
Young People’s Society
M. BE. Evans
Evans Appeals for Support to Pending Congressional Bills
Evans urges support for bills before Congress and asks approval of resolutions adopted by the state W. C. T. U. convention in North Carolina. Following the business meeting a social hour offered delightful refreshments hosted by the hostesses. The afternoon was one of cooperation and fellowship.
Christmas Showered Toys Collected For City Desti ned Children
Ada Blair joins the union as a new member during fall meetings. Miss Rachel Wall hosts a Christmas shower for the Young People's Missionary Society at the Wall residence on Lindsay Street. A program for destitute city children includes an array of toys to be given to Mrs Frank Gurley for charity work. The December meeting opened with a Bible lesson on the Babe of Bethlehem. Miss Mary Muse read The Madonna of the Curbstone. Officers for the new year were elected: Miss Nannie Kirm an, president, Gwendolyn Cummings, vice president, and others as secretaries and coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Rachel Wall
Young People's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Wall
Lindsay Street
Frank Gurley
Asso Chibe
Babe of
Bethlehem
Mary Muse
Velma Matthews
Dorothy O'Neal
Catherine Raymond
Helen Muse
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Mrs. Ransom
Ove
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Allen’s
Pere
Pmres
Pmien Ff
Yoreena Ips Et
Brunswick Records
Brunswick
de Sandman
Margie
Choi Shannon
Harrison
Criterion Quartet
Brunswick Concert
Home Again Blues’ and
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Tendents
Annie Carter Marsh
Florida Oranges
Hutche
Rolepigkett
Atlantic
HAC
Nmas
Atlantic Store, Inc
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