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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1923

Page

3

W O T Club and church groups meet this week

Readable society notes show the W. O. T. club gathers Tuesday at 3 30 with Mrs C M Hauser and several church auxiliary meetings set for Monday afternoon at 3 and 7 30. A daughter Marie Louise born to Mr and Mrs P A Warner is announced.

W. OO. T. Club C. M. Hauser Ladies’ Auxiliary the Friends Church Woman’s Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian P. A. Warner Marie Louise O. E. Mendenhall Raleigh Senator Mendenhall

Local Visitors and Socials Highlight Greensboro Scene

Mrs Robert Walker and Mrs Robert Sheloff visited Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Mrs Frankie Stansbury and George Stansbury plan a weekend with Rev and Mrs J Rogers on South Main. Gart V Dayreil of Houston visits his mother Mrs E A Jarrell on Commerce. Ha Copeland of Baltimore visits relatives. Mrs W W Smith Nancy Ween Miss Jcy Esherman and Dan Smith attended Fritz Kreisser concert in Greensboro last evening.

Robert Walker Robert Sheloff Greensboro Frankie Stansbury George Stansbury Stansbury J. Rogers South Main Street Gart V. Dayreil Houston Texas E. A. Jarrell Commerce Street Ha! Copeland Baltimore

Kreisler Concert Attended by Several Greensboro Figures

Mr and Mrs J A Hart and Alfred Hart along with the Ingrams Salsburys and son Richard Salsbury, the Covingtons, the Terrys, Mrs S L Davis, Sam Davis Jr and Dr and Mrs Owen Smith were among attendees at the Fritz Kreisler concert in Greensboro last evening.

J. A. Hart Alfred Hart L. J. Ingram J. M. S. Salsbury Richard Salsbury Comer Covington

Local Notes From Boctiet And Thomasville Area

Rev N D Bodie returns from Hickory board meeting at Le Noir College. Mrs Doris Alexander of Greensboro visiting her mother Mrs Nannie Briles in Randolph Street home. Miss Vaden Younts of Holly Circle visits Mr and Mrs Luther Grimes. Mr and Mrs W K Johnson and children travel to Asheboro to be with ill father. Woman's club social session names Miss Georgiaanna Bird new secretary replacing Miss Lillian Yow. Embroidery club hosts Mrs Ralph Hopkins on Main Street with guests and book exchange.

Helen Marsh Mrs Arthur Marsh South Main Street Oscar Kearns Sorosis Club Washington Street Gamma Zeta Club Bridge Kathleen Petty Baxter Richardson Street Valentine Roland Holton Charles Teague Everette Marsh Ben Moore Tom Powell Sueille Crim Nellie Muse Forrest Murray Carter Dalton W. A. J. Idol Lawrence Matton L. R. Terry Robert Amos Randall Mann C. Primee Cornelian Club George Jacobs Morris Street Hl. S. Martioni Owen Pecherel Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Mionday A. . Fate C. F. Weedon T. A. Shelton Marshall Thacker S. L. Davis Cirele Glock F. M. Pickett Circle 1 Cirles W. CC Greensboro School of Missions T. J. Copeland Greensboro Association Park Street Corps of Girl Reserves Faydline Snyder Ithersaetal Doris Alexander Nannie Briles Randolph Street Vaden Younts Holly Clrcle Luther Grimes Social Service Department The Woman’s Club Lois Harold Lillian Yow Georgiaanna Bird R. P. Murphy W. S. Long Ralph Hopkins Main Street K. Pepper T. J. Covington G. E. Crowell T. BE. Jennings V. Crutchfield Howell Kyser I. &. Hobpood C. H. Newby

Prof Fowers speaks to Rotary on value of investing in youth

At a Rotary luncheon in the Meek hotel private dining room Prof W T Fowers of Trinity College shared experiences showing returns from investing in girls and boys surpassing stocks and bonds. President T A Finch urged higher attendance while James Lambeth noted one hundred percent attendance. Guests included Rev R M Courtney Rev A C Gibbs Prof Paul Newton and Mr Hubbard of Kentucky. Mrs W H Tudor was in Greensboro.

W. T. Fowers Trinity College Rotary Club Meek Hotel T. A. Finch Thomasville James Lambeth R. M. Courtney A. C. Gibbs Paul Newton Mr. Hubbard Kentucky

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Por Minty Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodist Protestant Church L. J. Diffee Johnson Street Miess Helin Mars SOC Missionary Society PO Mivive Young People’s .Missionary Society of the Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church B. C. Rogers Copeland West Market Church G. W.W. Whitsett D. N. Welborn J. E. Marsh Betty Aitken Legion Aunterary Legion Auxiliary Tme I. T. Mann Wayne P. Sewell Atlanta Mr. and Tickle Gamma Zapa Club Mirs. Gheorge Jacobs Blanche Riley Fletcher Dauvrhtrdige Rocky Mount Wesley Memorial Church BE. K. McLarty Miss Croll Mr. Johnson Dorothy Hall Gladys Hoffman Gilmer Anderson Burrus’ Harrison Little Miss Moorfield Marlone Moorefield Lester B. Moorefield Delis Miss Moorefield Little Miss Moorefield John Elizabeth Coe Josephine Virginia Jackson Helen Montsinger Mabel Hoover Hargett Walter Hargett, Jr Banks Staley Vivian Blackwell Bernice Parker Joe Bernard Parker Bessie Idol Charles Idol L. B. Moorefield, Jr Mof Fit Furnishing Company Oxfords Teather Monmouth Lmnois CopiserVatory Svat W. B. Whitely S. Main Street Hichest High Point Red Bell Shoe Store Boctiet D. Bodie Hickory Lenoir College W. H. Tudor Lipon Shidy LCE LIS Punt David T Svectate Ia College ST. Phone AG Quttong Fower HOPE Kayser Hosiery Kayser Loflin’s
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