Local society notes and travel updates
Evan Edwards ill. Mrs. Wineskie visiting daughter in Statesville. Sam Penny to Mossy Point Alabama to spend two weeks with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Silas McBee with daughter Helen visiting relatives in Mocksville. Eleanor Marsh returns to Garden City after week with Ruth Bowne. Lizzie Gooch back from New York buying trip. Stangler guests of Barnettes at 324 Woodrow. Frank Wineskie and Alexander Rankin Jr. weekend at Pinehurst. Flying Doctors head home from Managua after Latin American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Penny
Mossy Point
Ala
Silas McBee
Helen
Mocksville
Eleanor Marsh
Garden City
L. A
Ruth Bowne
Hillcrest Drive
M. H. Stangler
Shelby
J. D. Barnette
Woodrow Avenue
S. L. Heflin
Roanoke
Coit H. Jones
H. B. Wilkinson
Concord
B. H. Revelle
Laura Thomas
Wilhemina Reese
Miss Thomas
Winston-Salem
Adrian J. Newton
Mount Airy
Sarah Spaugh
Gladys Shuford
W. M. Shuford
Duke University
Durham
J. F. Mays
Washington, D. C
Youngstown
Ohio
Wilson I. Hurt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Local Clubs Hold Meetings Amid Health Notes
Regular monthly gatherings of the Junior Music club and the Welfare department of the Woman's club are noted. Officers are listed for the music group and discussions include the Empty Stocking Fund merger and education methods. Illnesses include Meyer Mendenhall Jr and Paul Green Jr with a Charlotte hospital visit for Mrs. J. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
R. S. Green
Spring Street
A. J. Owen
Sam Welborn
H. W. Maier
Phi Beta Club Meeting Delights In Home Programs
THOMASVILLE Feb 8. Miss Lois Johnson hosted a Phi Beta club gathering with Mrs J H McMillan as guest. Speakers described St Valentine Montpelier James Madison Dolly Madison The Hermitage Andrew Jackson and its furnishings. A twelve place setting luncheon followed. Attendees included Mrs H N by, Mrs Meade Hite, Mrs E W Cates, Mrs Reese Harville and others. The Esbera Club played bridge at Miss Alliene Hoover’s East Main home with prize wins and Valentine table decor. Several bridge sessions and social visits followed at different homes, including Afternoon Bridge and Afternoon Socials.
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Thomasville
Lois Johnson
Phi Beta Club
J. H. McMillan
John R. Myers
St. Valentine
United States
Miss Johnson
Archibald Johnson
Johnson Home
H. Newby
Meade Hite
State Inspector Praises Davidson County Rural High Schools
Prof. A B Combs state high school inspector and Supt. S G Hasty completed a tour of Davidson County rural high schools visiting all but three due to poor roads. Combs will return to finish inspections and praised the county as among the foremost in rural high school systems.
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Lexington
Davidson County
A. B. Combs
S. G. Hasty
Combs
Lexington Men Ask Bar On Immigration
National President H. H. Koonts of the Patriotic Order Sons of America and Wade H. Phillips appeared before a House committee in Washington to urge immigration restriction on behalf of about 200000 P O S A members, with roughly 10000 in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
H. H. Koonts
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Wade H. Phillips
House Committee
Congress
Washington
North Carolina
Japan Names Beauty Queen in National Contest
Miss Shizue Takita, a Japanese movie star, won the national beauty contest over more than 2000 competitors in the landmark event staged in Japan. The honor marks the greatest edition of its kind in the Land of Cherry Blossoms.
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Japan
Shizue
Takita
Land of
Cherry Blossoms
Lexington Social Season Highlights Bridge Parties And Guests
Lexington hosts a busy week of social events led by Mrs. W O Burgin with her club guests at West Third Avenue. Prizes included a deck of cards and a potted plant for Miss Mary Trice and silk hose for Mrs. Frank Holton. A senatorial reception in Washington and birthdays plus numerous bridge games marked the social calendar with many locals attending and traveling guests from Albany Georgia and High Point.
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Lexington
W. O. Burgin
West Third Avenue
Valentines
Frank Holton
Mary Trice
Paul Bernhardt
C. ©. Wall
O. J. McCoy
Paul Hinkle
G. W. Mountcastle
Richard Bragaw
Chas. Davis
Fletcher Wall
Mary Raper
Dermont Shimwell
Albany
James Adderton
Hubert Olive
J. M. Gamewell
R. L. Reynolds
Ira Brinkley
Woodrow McKay
C. C. Wall
W. B. Hunt
T. C. Hinkle
A. M. Stack
Monroe
Greensboro Social News Tea Honors Louise Smith at O. Henry Hotel
Miss Gertrude Balliett hosted a socially notable tea at the O. Henry hotel in Greensboro honoring Miss Louise Smith who recently moved from Lexington Virginia with her parents Dr and Mrs Henry Louis Smith. Guests included local society members and visiting club women from High Point Reidsville Burlington Mt Airy and Leaksville ahead of the Greensboro Business and Professional Women's Club banquet at the King Cotton hotel next Thursday evening with national federation vice president Mrs J K Bowman as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Gertrude Balliett
O. Henry Hotel
Louise Smith
Henry Louis Smith
Lexington
Balliett
Forest Hills
I. I
Smith
Louise Daniel
Margaret Jarboe
Louise Schoonover
Virginia McClamrock
High Point
Reidsville
Burlington
Mt. Airy
Leaksville
Bride Mrs Cox Honored at Virginia Street Bridge Tea
Mrs J J Cox formerly Miss Dorothy Coldwell was honored at a bridge gathering hosted by Miss Frances Harrison on Virginia street. Handsome gifts were presented to Mrs Cox and to Mrs Alex Stanford, also noted as a recent bride, after play with the tables in use this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cox
Dorothy Coldwell
Frances Harrison
Bridge
Virginia Street
Cox
Alex Stanford
Bridge nights honor Miss Strickland in Fairfield neighborhood
Mrs. R. F. Armfield hosted the Nonpariel club for a bridge evening at her Fairfield home with prizes won by Mrs. A. H. Eller and Mrs. C. R. Turner. Visitors included Mrs. J. J. Eller and Mrs. I. K. Cole. Mrs. Frank Strickland entertained Miss Sue Marie Strickland of Fremont with two tables of bridge on North Cedar Street, where high scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Bain Alexander and Miss Strickland earned a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esbera Club
Alliene Hoover
East Main Street
Harry Lee Lambeth
Sam Davis, Jr
High Point
Valentine
Alvah Boyles
Susie Crowell
Dan Watson
Mae Shearer
Ray McNair
Winston-Satem
Tom Dark
Greensboro
Sam Davis Jr
Lessie
Belva Harris
Randolph Street
W. B. Tomlinson
Esther Chatfield
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles Phillips
Vera Dixon
Margaret Bethea
Nat Walker
G. E. Crowell
Mamie Harris
W. L. Shuford
A. B. Shuford
Misa Inez Henley
Pickard Circle
Michigan
Miss Henley
Valeria Smith
Helen Pickard
Mildred Redwine
Dorothy Owen
Fay Earnhardt
Mildred Tate
Helen Beck
R. F. Armfield
Fairfield
A. H. Eller
C. R. Turner
J. J. Eller
I. K. Cole
Sue Marie Strickland
Fremont
Frank Strickland
North Cedar Street
Bain Alexander
Miss Strickland
Faculty and Students of Carolinian Attend Informal Gathering
Members of the English faculty and students on the staff of the Carolinian college newspaper were guests at an informal event. The gathering highlighted campus literary activities and brought together future contributors with faculty mentors.
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Carolinian
Quill Club hosts tea at North Carolina college
The Quill club held a tea in Cornelian hall this afternoon from four to five. Miss Edith Webb of Oxford welcomed guests and introduced Mr. Hugh Walpole, the eminent English author, who delivered a lecture tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina College
Quill Club
Edith Webb
Oxford
Hugh Walpole
Walpole
Second Case Undulant Fever At Greensboro
A second case of undulant fever in Greensboro is reported by Dr. C. C. Hudson the city health officer. The patient is recovering and no spread is expected. Milk supply traced and no further trouble from that source anticipated. Dairymen continue efforts to rid herds of carrier cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
C. C. Hudson
Giving the Game Away Tit Bits Snippet
A humor snippet notes a man asking why his wife’s absence left him downcast and chronicles his weekly letters home while he stayed in. He jokes she’s returned and the light bill arrives for fifty cents, highlighting domestic lightness.
Cats Are Tree Climbers and Birds Stand as Enemies
A line asserts cats climb trees and birds are cats main foes, while mice pose no threat. The claim emphasizes natural behavior and predator dynamics in a concise wildlife note.
Farm Selected For Soil Improvement Experiment
Federal engineers have chosen the L. Richardson farm near Greensboro for an experiment to improve soil on a worn Piedmont farm. The 250 acre site at Lake Brandt competes with a farm near Athens, Georgia, with final decision pending by heads of the bureaus in Washington. A broad push for political influence accompanies the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford
L. Richardson
Lake Brandt
Piedmont
Richardson
Atheng Ga
Bureau of Soils
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Washington
Guilford Farm
Credit Expert Will Speak At Lexington
Frank T. Caldwell field secretary of the National Retail Credit Association of St. Louis, Mo., will address the Lexington Merchants Association next Wednesday February 12 at 7 30 PM in the March hotel. A large gathering of Lexington merchants and their employees is expected.
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Lexington
Frank T. Caldwell
National Retail Credit Association
St. Louis
Lexington Merchants Association
March Hotel
Lexington Merchan
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