Capsule Party and Society Notes at Wesley Memorial
The Daisy Davies Missionary society hosts a capsule party Friday at 3 PM at J Ed Millis residence North Main. Members are urged to attend and bring wrapped presents for the tree. Gueth Nicholson announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Eleanor to Thomas D Nicholson of Winston Salem on December 29 in Greensboro.
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Daisy Davies
Barnhardt
Ga. C. Barnhardt
Johnson Street
Cloek
Cornelian Club
J. A. Pspbchman
Reed
Cornelian
Wagner and guests visit Mrs. Cecil in Sanford
Mr and Mrs A A Wagner and Joe Fite Wagner all of Sanford with B D Wagner of Thomasville were guests of Mrs H A Cecil on Montheu avenue Wednesday. Mrs Elias J Williamson and son left for Erlanger after visiting Mrs Williamson s mother Mrs J Mc Niell. Mrs Mc Niell hosted Miss Pearl Mc Niell of Lexington as a guest. George Saunders of Reidsville visited High Point yesterday. Thomas Arnold and Carl Cobl were Christmas guests of relatives in Northville.
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Pers
A. A. Wagner
Joe Fite Wagner
Sanford
B. D. Wagner
Thomasville
H. A. Cecil
Montheu Avenue
Elias J. Williamson
Erlanger
Williamson
J. McNiell
McNiell
Miss Pearl McNiell
Reunion of the class of 18 visits High Point guests
Miss Madeline Hoover and Miss Hattie Stone, with Mrs. W. L. Hargett, are in High Point for a short stay on their Thomasville return after attending the class of 18 reunion. They were here Wednesday night and depart tonight.
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Madeline Hoover
Hattie Stone
W. L. Hargett Johnson
Miss Hoover
Miss Stone
High Point High School
Thomasville
Harriss Visit At Hotel Elwood Highlights Local Ties
Mr. O. C. Harriss stays as guest at Hotel Elwood this week accompanied by his father Rom Harriss of Randolph County. Harriss is well known in High Point with a wide circle of local friends awaiting details of the visit.
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O. C. Harriss
Hotel Elwood
Rom Harriss
Randolph County
Mr. Harriss
High Point
Candy Pull at East Green Street Clubhouse
A Girls' Reserve club at the Y hut on East Green Street hosted a candy pull and dramatic evening Wednesday. The party featured Christmas decorations including holly mistletoe and garlands creating a festive scene.
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East Green Street
Girls’ Reserve Club
Class of 18 High Point High School forms permanent order
The Class of 18 met December 29 at Miss Margaret Rankin’s home to form a lasting organization akin to a fraternal order. Officers were elected for life with Lewis Teague as president and Wyatt Pickens as vice president. Committees were named to sustain semi annual gatherings and social work.
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High Point High School
Margaret Rankin
North Main Street
Lewis Teague
Wyatt Pickens
Homer Hayworth
Odelle Peacock
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
High Point
A. A. Taylor
Clarence Schultheiss
Helen Reynolds
Mate Kirkman
Viola Foust
Lyman Redding
oRy Shiplett
Mabel Moore
Max Wall
James Lyon
Hattie Stone
Thomas
Community club party features dramatic proverbs and readings
Miss Lou Owen hosted a lively evening with the Innings and Outings committee. Guests formed teams for stage readings of proverbs, dramatic readings by Miss Owen and Miss Eloise Johnson, a candy-making taffy pull, and a casual social with birthday honors for Rev. Roy E. Leinbach and John W. Hedrick.
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Lou Owen
Miss Owen
Eloise Johnson
Miss Johnson
Mildred Tabb
Corinna Lambert
Mary Myatt
Marjorie Tate
Alice Barbee
Ida Munyon
Ruth Barbee
Irma Hogan
Elizabeth Strickalda
Josephine McManus
Frances Thompson
Jessie Kearns
Edna Kearns
Mary Leinbach
Dolores Rowland
Lillian Smith
Ed Guest
Mary Lois Heney
Charlotte
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Roy E. Leinbach
First Reformed Church
John W. Hedrick
Leaves for Chicago Transit Visit to Furniture Markets
Fred N. Tate plans to depart tonight for Grand Rapids and Chicago to visit the furniture markets. He expects to be away two weeks or longer. Kansas farmers planted the third largest wheat acreage in state history this fall. Britain India Egypt and the United States produce from 80 to 85 percent of the world's cotton.
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Chicago
Fred N. Tate
Frand Rapids
Kansas
British India
Egypt
United States
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Kanneapolis
Milton Silver
Greensboro
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Hamlet
Paige Trust Company
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Mr. Hedrick
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