Society and Y W C A Board Meet for Key Session
A called Y W C A board meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm after an extra session held yesterday due to heavy business. The Wesley Memorial Junior class hosts a Valentine party tomorrow at Mrs J H Adams home on North Main Street with games and a guest invite policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
J. H. Adams
North Main Street
Grace Dodge
Park Street
Corps of
Elm Street Corps
Main Street Corps
Maggie
Mabel Pittman
Klub Kalendar Thursday Events
Mrs. Charles Kephart will entertain the Beta Pi club at 3 30. The Duplicate Bridge club will meet at 1 with Mrs. C F Tomlinson. Mrs B Overman will entertain the Entre Nous club at 3 on Lindsay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kephart
Beta Pi
Duplicate Bridge Club
C. F. Tomlinson
B. Overman
Lindsay Street
Club Entertaining Schedule Promises Afternoon Gatherings
Mrs S L Davis will entertain the Philomathean club at hour 38 oclock. Mrs Vernon Idol will entertain the Priscilla club Friday afternoon at 3 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Davis
Philomathean Club
Vernon Idol
Priscilla Club
Mrs Sneed Returns to Pensacola with Family
Mrs. A. C. Sneed will travel to Pensacola Florida Monday with daughter Mrs. Charles Kephart and son Charles Jr. Kephart plans to stay in Florida for about a month. Also, Mrs. O. E. Jarrett and Miss Edith Kearns spend the week in Burlington with Mrs. M. B. Smith. Dr. D. B. Carrick resumes pomology work in Ithaca after visiting his parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Sneed
Pensacola
Fla
O. E. Jarrett
Edith Kearns
Burlington
M. B. Smith
D. B. Carrick
Cornel University
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas Carrick
Town Happenings In Thomasville February 9
Mrs. George Groff was taken to Richmond for treatment at Westbrook sanatorium for some time. Mrs. Herbert Stone of Raleigh and Mrs. Grady Williamson of Oak Park Ill. visit the Greens on Salem street. Esther McNiel returns from Roland after her mother’s death. E W Cates returns from Florida trip. Milton Silver visits from High Point. F D Jones visits Hamlet. Mrs. J W Lee improves at daughter’s home. Lucile Morris in Greensboro. Blair Wilson of Charlotte on business. Mrs. S M Tysinger returns to Charlotte after visit. Mrs. L D Bryan and daughter return to Aiken after stay with A H Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
George Groff
Richmond
Westbrook Sanatorium
Herbert Stone
Raleigh
Grady Williamson
Oak Park, Ill
W. T. Green
Salem Street
Esther McNiel
Roland
Bad Street Through High Point Area Draws Notice
Residents along the rail line between High Point and the baseball park condemn the mudhole and rock barriers blocking traffic. They urge city action to fill the mudhole and pave Kivett Drive to connect with the county road, hoping for relief after bad weather ends. City officials promise paving in the section soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Hayworth Springs
East Side
Wealthy distillers plead guilty in liquor case
New York reports Morgan FE William A Rene M and Montagu LaMontagne prominent distillers and importers pleaded guilty to illegal sale of 30 000 gallons of liquor. The charges follow a federal grand jury probe of the fashionable Racquet club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slick Coat
New York
Morgan FE
William A
Rene M
Montagu LaMontagne
The First Sign of Spring Names a Funny Soft Drink
The article hints that spring arrives with humorous new soft drink names. It notes novelty flavors and advertising in playful tone, suggesting a seasonal marketing push beginning with these beverages.
Jenckes Spinning Co to Add 25000 Spindles at Gastonia
The Loray division announces a third mill addition after a Pawtucket contract. A three story 105 by 235 foot structure will join the existing two story block to create one of the South’s largest textile mills. New space will house carding spinning and weaving equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Jenckes Spinning Co
Pawtucket
R. I
Loray
Mystic tea party hosted by East End M E church group
The Ladies' Aid society of the East End Methodist Episcopal church holds a mystic tea tonight at the home of Rev. RE. Harbison corner of Thistle and Geen streets from 5 to 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
East End Methodist Episcopal Church
RE. ’ Harbison
Thistle and
Geen Streets
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Harry Raymond
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Winnie Barnes
T. J. Gold
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J. Elwood Cox
J. 8. Welborn
J. Brash
B. C. Harmon
T. M. Stanton
C. L. Wheeler
H. St. Coffield
BE. H. McCowen
O. P. Moffitt
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F. L. Faulconer
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Valentine
Comer Covington
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Owen-Smith
Frank Ford
Charles Teague
Violet Johnson
Valette Jones
Irvin Groome
Tom Powell
Shubal Kirkman
Forrest Murray
Ben Moore
Everette Marsh
Nellie Muse
Walter Thomsas
Garnett Pollock
John Peacock
Klub Kalendar
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Thomassville
E. W. Cates
Points
Florida
Milton Silver
F. D. Jones
Hamlet
J. W. Lee
Ernest Fouts
Lucile Morris
Blair Wilson
Charlotte
S. M. Tysinger
America
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Philip Gibbs
Cosmo Hamilton
Aliaywright
Ieneres 10
Jesse L.la
Gloria Swanson
Bellow
Paramount Picture
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David Lisle
Percy Heath
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