Contributions to High Point Red Cross total 1154.04
The High Point chapter reported 1154.04 raised in the recent canvass. Treasurer's statement lists numerous individual and company donors including Jim street school Snow Lumber company Hayworth Soil and Panel company Rankin Coffin Company Continental Furniture Southern Chair Shipman Organ Tate Furniture J. TH. Adams Marsh Furniture and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Red Cross
Jim Street
Snow Lumber Company
Hayworth Soil and Panel Company
Rankin Coffin Company
Continental Furniture Company
Southern Chair Company
Shipman Organ Company
Tate Furniture Company
J. TH. Adams
Lindsey
Marsh Furniture Company
Southern Division Red Cross Reports January Shipping Load
The Southern Division of the American Red Cross reports January activity under director Lindsey J. Hopkins. The bureau of supplies shipped 1220 boxes to chapters, received 481 boxes of raw material, 1214 boxes of finished dressings and garments, inspected 1184 boxes, handled 3507 mail items, and issued 2092 orders and 1014 letters. Invoices totaled 82518.06 dollars. Six standard boxes held 630,823 articles, 3M boxes shipped to enn oonments, and 500 standard boxes sent for export with 581,721 articles. The report notes January workload was typical, reflecting normal monthly operations by the southern division women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Red Cross
France
Bureau of Supplies
Lindsey J. Hopkins
Red Cross
Enjoyable Dance At Elks Host By UDC Chapter
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsored an afternoon white sale and an evening dance at the Elks home. An orchestra from the Broadway theater led by J. J. Herne provided music and Miss Ruth Owen with Miss Louise Ingram helped push the event to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. J. Herne
Ruth Owen
Louise Ingram
Young ladies and gentlemen attend lively dance event
The scene lists numerous couples and individuals dancing together at a social gathering. Names include Miss Louise Ingram with Hiram Armentrout, Miss Kathryn Plarmon with Conner Covington, Miss Valette Jones with Roland Holton, and several others from Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ingram
Hiram Armentrout
Kathryn Plarmon
Conner Covington
Valette Jones
Roland Holton
Virginia Henley
Rodney Snow
Dorothy Henley
Frank Henley
Greensboro
Maude Owen
Dewey Garrett
Lucille Holton
Johnny Rochelle
Helen Brockett
Frances Wood
Alexander Rankin
Baxter
Will Melarty
Annie McDuffie
Clarence Martin
Marion Wall
Everett Marsh
Cecil C. Prince
Thomas J. Gold
Carter Dalton
Olsen Litaker
Thomasville
Austin Finch
Wid Morrison
George Lowe
Donald Headen
William Jones
Lawrence Council
Frank Smith
Bob White
Alma Headen
Narcie White
Charles Redding
Newell
Ruffin
Oak Ridge
Missionary Society Meeting at Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs O K E Kearns and Mrs J T Hayden hosted the Woman's Missionary Society gathering at Mrs Kearns home. Dr Rowe led devotionals on God's Gift to Solomon, and the afternoon featured talks on Prints of the Years in China and The Story of McTyeire School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K E. Kearns
J. T. Hayden
Woman's Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Kearns
China
V. Orange
Lockie Rankin
McTyeire
Rosa Rutherland
Hayden
Jesus
DAR Chapter Meeting With Mrs Kearns Thursday
The Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet with Mrs T A Kearns Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members are urged to attend and bring the squares for the comfort quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. A. Kearns
Elks Visit Prominent District Officer in Salisbury
Major L. C. Sinclair district deputy of the Elks leaves for Salisbury to visit the Antlered Brethren lodge there. Local guests include Mrs. Harry Gilliam from Greensboro and several Greensboro visitors on business. Local social notes recount dances, ballrooms, and arrivals from St. Petersburg and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Sinclair
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Salisbury
Elks
Mutual Building and Loan Series Promising Says Crowson
Secretary M C Crowson reports the third Mutual Building and Loan series will be a hummer with spring activity. Many couples plan building this spring despite high material costs while many subscribers invest for savings. The organization, tax free and profit shared at 100 dollars per share, has a strong two prior series and starts February 15 with Dr H W McCain as president and a noted local board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Building and Loan Association
M .C. Crowson
Mr. Crowson
Building and Loan Association
the Mutual
Crowson
H. W. McCain
Charles FE. Hayworth
H. A. Moffitt
W. C. Beavans
Charles Hoertel
W. A. Davis
B. Welch
A. T. Wishart
H. S. Ragan
Out-of-town Visitors and Business Trips Around Greensboro
The report lists several local notables traveling for business or visiting friends. Carter Dalton went to Greensboro this afternoon. Wharton Newell of Greensboro visited the city last evening. W. L. Tabb returned from New York on business. Dr. and Mrs. A A York of Southmont spent yesterday in town with Dr York's mother. C. C. Robbins and E. F. H. C. Fields were in Greensboro briefly for business. J. P. Rawley returned from Washington. H. A. Garrett visited Greensboro and Elon College on business. Al Moffitt departed for Baltimore and New York. J. W. Freeze and Albert Freeze left for Baltimore. Roland Blair traveled to Asheboro for a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Wharton
Greensboro
M. FE. Black
J.T. Hire
Carter Dalton
Wharton Newell
A A. York
Southmont
Dr York
H. A. Garrett
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Elon College
al Moffitt
Baltimore
New York
Roland Blair
Ashboro
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Fund OF Red Cross
Giant Furniture Company
Globe Parlor
J. J. Parriss
FB. Millis
Amos Hosiery
W. Austin
Verg Garrett
H. F. Honsucker
Lord Ecker
Ideal Table Company
Hill Veneer Company
A. B. Horage
W. H. Slane
Crown Hosiery Mill
R. R. Ra
Gan
Fred Ingram
Robert Brockett
Parker and Clark
S.al. Elwood Cox
J. Elwood Cox
Clara Cox
Effie M. Cox
R. B. Terry
W. D. Brooks
J., Sinclair
H. W. Fraser
Hart Drug Company
W. GG. Mungan
Consolidated Veneer and Panel Company
Commerce Produce Company
P. Ward Fsherman
H. A. Mill
J. D. Sitterson
C. F. Varley
W. B. Edwards
RB. B. Terry
Robert Morrow
W. H. Plummer
W. A.J. Idol
T. D. Gilliam
J. E. Millis
Frank Creelman
Arthur Lyon
C. M. Brown
B. Coble
Wood Bros
J. B. Spencer
J. BB. Griffin
Chas
L. Amos
Joe Worth
Clara Boyd
G. W. Clark
W. EF. Snow
Tara Albertson
Alma Furniture Company
A. E. Alexander
B. Kearns
W. A. Burns
Edith Hayworth
H. R. Williamson
L. J. Marshall
C. P. Moffitt
A. G. Dixon
Co.d. Smith
Estelle Davis
W. H. Moffitt
L. C. Gidney
Ed. Steele
Gilbert Rowe
Lea Payne
C. F. Tomlinson
Frank Wineskie
Ed. Felds
Southern Harness Company
B. Godkin
K. J Hearst
W. R. Taylor
C. Daub
W. TF. Stameyr
M. Edna Potter
J. Sehwarty
A. Moffitt
Eva Long
W. T. Saunders
W. F Armfield
Jno
A. Holmes
Bessie Davis
C. C. Deal
H. A. White
C. L. Smith
C. S. Wheeler
Nellie Dobbs
J. A. Gray
Nina Nabors
BE. P. Parker
BR. B. White
J.W. Chandler
R. A. Wheeler
J. G. Lambert
J. R. Reitzel
H. G. Barnes
Geo. Brown
Kea Hearst
Annie Burns
J. A. Paschal
Cora Giles
W. L. Harger
Daisy L. Osborn
L. C. Peterson
Edith Loflin
Bertha Snyder
Alma Bradshaw
D. N. Thompson
Ta McNeal
Pearl Leonard
N. W. Beeson
J. C. Moore
June Johnson
Tom Jincellis
P. Antonikas
D. H. Wrightenberry
Hester Surrett
Lena Barber
J. F. Cannon
P. A. Thomas
Hattie Holt
DD. Baxter
John Campbell
Alex Rankin
Florence Blair
Sheloff
J. M. Hedrick
W. ©. Thompson
W. B. Smith
D. Thompson
Mildred Shelton
Frank B. Smith
D. M. Cable
Letty Smith
Arthur Sheetz
Lillian Albertson
Iona Wilson
Ruth Smith
Leona Muse
Emma Blair
Clarence Smith
Baxter Younts
George Ingram
W. F Austin
Bertha Chapman
W. L. Stamey
L. A. Brwon
J. A. Perry
W. L. Tabb
A. SS. Caldwell
Stephen Clark
F. J. Sizemore
W. E. Price
I. C. Moore
John Sheloff
Diffee
Billy Price
Beavans
Ameri
O. E. Kearns
Soldier Boys
H.C. Pitts
Mrs. Kearns
Harry Gilliam
Thomas B. Gilliam
J. Thomas
Weston-Salem
St. Petersburg
Fla
the Elks’ Home
John Craward
North Carolina Public Service Company
City
W. A. Copeland
Washington
Arthur Kirkman
Tillie Silver
Mr. Litaker
Daughters of the Confederacy
Will McLarty
Miss Baxter
Billy Malone
Terial
the Elks
Ness
C. C. Robbins
EF. H. C. Fields
J. P. Rawley
J. W. Freeze
Albert Freeze
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Toile du Nord Zephyrs
Madras
Hank
NCW
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Metro
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Bobby
William Russell