Society Events and Socials in Greensboro
Mrs. F M Pickett remains ill after a serious operation. Miss Clara Cox hosts a dinner on East Green Street with guests. Stella Anderson honors Miss Allene Cowell at a National theater party. church groups plan Valentine events and social gatherings at the Y hut and Wesley Memorial. Mrs Lizgate Hendricks relocates to the city. B Y P U plans a Valentine social at First Baptist. various hostesses entertain with cards, games, and a measuring party benefiting a memorial window. Dallas Culler hosts a talentine party with a valentine court at Tater Street home.
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Clara Con EN Perpalns
Clara Cox
Fast Green Street
Vivian Matson
Stella Anderson
The
National
Greensboro
Allene Cowell
Fayetteville
Katie Lee McLean
Miss McLean
Ladies Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
B. Y. P. U. of the
First Baptist Church
East Green Street
Tater Street
Dallas Culler
Caine
Valentine
Ernestine Hayes
Mr. Culler
Dorothy Holt
Eenestine Hayes
Elizayih Jones
Catharine ‘Whitener
Marian Jones
Gladys Barnes
Wineten Salem
Ward Packard
Albert Edwards
James Wrench
George Ridge
Henry Gurley
Fran Wall
Marry Caller
Hubert Eneon
Beverly Thurman
Local Notes and Visits In Thomasville Area
Mrs H G Tate of Greenville is visiting daughter Mrs J C Green in Thomasville N C. Pauline Phillips a Greensboro College student was home for the weekend with Dr and Mrs Charles Phillips. Mrs Lee Tomlinson went to Fayetteville and returned with daughter Mrs Wm A Nutting and grandson William Jr. Crawley Henderson visited Lexington on business. Miss Rosa Lee and Bertie Allen of Greensboro were weekend guests of Miss Mary Pike. Mrs A B McCollum spent Saturday in Greensboro. R E Zimmerman of High Point was noted in the sequence of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvuelle
N. C
H. G. Tate
Greenvillé
J. C. Green
Pauline Phillips
Greensboro College
Charles Phillips
Lee Tomlinson
Fayetteville
Wm. A. Nutting
Latle
William, Jr
Crawley Henderson
Lexington
Rosa Lee
Bertie Allen
Greensboro
Mary Pike
A. B. McCollum
R. E. Zimmerman
High Point
Notable Greensboro Visitors And Travelers Noted This Week
Miss Susie Myers a student at Greensboro College spent the weekend with her parents Mrs and Mrs John R Myers in the city. Ray Hoover a business visitor from Charlotte called on friends. Mr and Mrs C Green and others visited Winston Salem. W J Morrison of Raleigh spent Sunday in the city. Mrs Tudor and daughter Beth visited Winston. The Bassett family planned a trip to Virginia and home later. P A Macen visited Charleston while W G Fitegerata traveled to Reidsville on business. Annie Powell, previously at High Point hospital, expected to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Myers
Greensboro College
John R. Myers
Ray Uoover
Charlotte
Apeagua
Ag Beth
Winston
Te Paméron
Bascett
R. Maecen
Charleston
W. G. Fitegerata
Reidsville
Annie ¥Ow
High Point
Ee Linke
Bantth
Local OCR item yields cryptic note with scattered terms
Fragmentary text shows scattered words and names including places and numbers, unclear action or event, multiple garbled phrases, and possible references to people and sales. No coherent report or definite outcome can be determined from the legible content.
Denishawn Dancers Sell Out In Major Cities
The Denishawn Dancers led by Ruth Si Denis and Ted Snawn filled Chicago venues and drew crowds at the Pabst theater in Milwaukee. A Grand theater Greensboro show Friday is advertised with tickets selling well in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Si
Denis
Ted Snawn
Denishawn
Chicago
Pabst Theater
Milwanker
Greensboro
Rotary Club broadcast to feature Meredith Nicholson address
Indianapolis Rotary Club announces a special broadcast tonight starting at 9:45 p m central time. The program will include a regular concert and a Rotary address by author Meredith Nicholson, as part of the February anniversary week features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Rotary
Ela
H. B. Hiatt
Rotary Club
Indianapolis Rotary Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Rotary
Méredith Nicholson
Bey Cihaaravedatory
Jonsas
Sgpigas
Local man donates radium to City Memorial Hospital
Bowman Cray of Winston-Salem presented a sufficient quantity of radium to City Memorial hospital for treatment in all applicable cases. Dr. Thomas Redfern, superintendent, announced the donation and its use.
Tax Collector Here Today For Income Tax Help
High Point residents can get state tax help from J. M. Cunningham and R. B. Parker in the Redding building. Cunningham arrived yesterday and will be here for the last time tomorrow, assisting taxpayers with filing returns during three days of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
R. B. Parker
Redding
J. M. Cunningham
Yeesterday
Cunningham
How To Reduce Varicose Veins With Emerald Oil
Despondent readers urged to try Moone's Emerald Oil in an at home treatment. A two ounce bottle applied as directed is claimed to reduce swollen veins and varicose bunches toward normal, with refunds available if unsatisfied. The ad notes high concentration and long-lasting use, and that druggists can supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Meeting Notice for High Point Commandery No 24
There will be a meeting of High Point Commandery No 24 on Wednesday night at 7 50. Work is Knights Templar Degree. Report in full uniform. W B Thomas Ree D Hi All FE Com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Commandery No
P4th
Knights Templar
W. B. Thomas
Notice of Trustee Sale on Guilford County Property
Default on a 1922 deed of trust by J A Lindsay and wife Mary H Lindsay prompts sale at Greensboroe courthouse door. Trustee Mo W Simpson will offer the 9500 square foot tract at 12 noon on March 15 1928 to satisfy the debt, per will reference and recorded deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lindsay
Mary H. Lindsay
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Ander
Eestai Que Trust
Greensboroe
N. C
Beeson Hardware Company
Main Street
Juha C. Fuller
MO. W. Simpson
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VRS. P.M. Pickett Iit
F. M. Pickett
Wleliams A
Vesetor
J. S. Williams
Asheville
Methodist Protestant College
Williams
J. R. Reitzel
E. DD. Broadherst
E. D. Broadhurst
T. J. Copeland
J. A. Marsh
J. E. Marsh
D. N. Welborn
Dorothy Gardyne
Lillie Lowe
H. A. White
Horace Hayworth
Seiss Anderson
Kirby Bible
Big Brothers
Ladiens Aid Valentine Party
Cety
Lizgate Hendricks
Millard
F. D. Hendricks
Hpelparptsaeent
H. D. Sears
Woman’s Club
H. ¥. Coffield
E. M Shipman
Coffield
Floyd Wilson
Dorothy White
Ruth Wilson
Johnson Street
Gay Little Valentine
Miss White
Miss Wilson
Helen Whittaker
Eva Bullock
Phoebe Worth
Anna Menderhall
Rebecca Craughan
Ethel Miller
Hobart Lynch
Donald Headen
R. E. Jones
Fowell Mendenhall
A. E. Frazier
A. C. Jones
Wilson
PARTY
Klub Kalendar
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Choral Society
V. A. J. Idol
S. L. Davis
Sorosis
J. S. Worth
Clara
Phoebe
Cornelian Club
Harry Raymond
Dinner Bridge Club
World Museum and
Enterprise
Maine St
Knox Straw
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Soqgiet YY
Ofr
Thomasville
Winnipeg
Muriel Harper
Lower Canada
Abeth
Crdonebes
Winston Sale
Fiat
Wilk
É. Nie Sie
McAdoos
William G. McAdoo
Augusta
McAdoo
United States
Cagol Gia
W W. T. Carter
Zintoln
Trong
Usk
Jack
Taylor
J. S. Cohen
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Vito
Otto
Pat Dolved
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