Sigma Theta Club to Meet and Golf Tournament Planned
Mrs. J A Grubb hosts Sigma Theta club Tuesday at 8 PM in honor of Mrs Martha Grubb of Wilmington Del A two ball mixed foursome golf tournament is set for tomorrow on the Sedgefield course featuring selective drive format with prizes for best gross and net scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Grubb
Sigma Theta Club
Martha Grubb
Wilmington
Del
Sedgefield
Turner
Thomas Turner
Monroe
Jesse Harris
J. G. Groome
John Fambrough
B. C. Page
Donald Headen
Roy Spearman
Capus Waynick
H. B. Hiatt
Notable Ladies Appearing in Event Lineup
Mrs. A. L. Stevens and a group of ten women including Mrs. Gordon Brainard Mrs. Lyman Redding Mrs. Gratton Foy Mrs. Ralph Parker Miss Mary Alexander and Misses Mary Lucy Ragsdale Marjorie Tate Violet Johnson and Ruth Bowne listed among participants in the society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stevens
Gordon Brainard
Lyman Redding
Gratton Foy
Ralph Parker
Mary Alexander
Mary and
Lucy Ragsdale
Marjorie Tate
Violet Johnson
Ruth Bowne
Local Notices Highlight Illness and Visiting Students
Mrs. T. M. Maynard, mother of Mrs. E. M. Brower, is reported seriously ill at her East Green Street home. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally, Salem College student, is visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McAnally. Miss Coralie Bland of Sumter, S.C., also appears in the society notices.
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T. M. Maynard
E. M. Brower
East Green Street
Mary Duncan McAnally
Salem College
W. J. MccAnally
Randolph Macon student visits Marsh in Lynchburg
C student at Randolph Macon college in Lynchburg Virginia spends weekend with Miss Anne Carter Marsh at her South Main Street home. Mrs R F Kirkman returns from Atlanta after funeral of her brother Paul Kirkman. Mr Kirkman had lived with his sister and many friends regret his death Monday night. Wheeling and Lake Erie stock fluctuates as investigations into a corner rumor spread on the New York Stock Exchange. Common shares rise to 84 from 71, preferred up to 81. authorities seek daily transaction details.
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Johnson
Vernon Johnson
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay Street
R. M. Tudor
F. B. Klein
Heart Sisters
Mount Airy
Henrietta Shoaf
Dickerson
Floyd Redding
Elizabeth Earp
Frank Slate
Marsh
Wade Marsh
Howell Street
Richard Reitzel
Carl Rhodes
Paul W. Smith
Delk Smith
Garnet Pollock
Forest Murray
Everett Nash
Shubal Kirkman
Charles Kephart
J. S. Groome
Comer Covington
Robert Cottam
Harold Bennett
John R. Peacock
Violet Johnson
Reid Marsh
J. W. Inskeep
Miss Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Paul Casey
Emerwood
Gordon Brainard
Lucy Ragsdele
Mrs. Long
C. F. Long
Thomas Turner
Maury Cralle
Farrell Gray
Edwin Lyon
Albert Freeze
Andrew Lindsay
Henry Perry
Randolph Macon College
Lynchburg
Anne Carter Marsh
South Main Street
R. F. Kirkman
Atlanta
Paul Kirkman
New York
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
the Exchange
Wanted Clean White Rags
The High Point Enterprise advertises for clean white rags at five cents per pound, seeking material from readers and local businesses.
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High Point Enterprise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coats
Rollins
Moffitt’s
High Point, N. C
Order OF the Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Order
Order of the Einstern Star
Masonic Hall
Edgar Whitener
Mar
Cass Goma
Buster Brown
Orboys
Galt Gore
Fligh Point N
Cecil’s Drug Store
KODAK
Edwards
S. Main St
Flapper
Fanny
NEA Service, Inc
Coralie Bland
Sumter,s
Bonnie Betty
Beauty Shoppe
Nestle
Rotel, Wanner
Redding-Jones
South Wrenn St
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Nunn
Bush
Susie
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