Ill and social notices from Burrus McCain hospital
W H Gibson ill at Burrus McCain hospital. Mrs James A Clarke also listed as patient there. Entertainments include a dinner for Mrs T J Copeland of Baltimore at 6 o clock, and a large schedule of church and club activities at Green Street Baptist, Wesley Memorial, and other venues with multiple circles meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Clarke
Burrus-McCain Hospital
wGreen
Baptist Church
Lottie Moon
N.G. Goddwin
Green Street
Thompson
Judson Circle
Tom’ Burton
Taylor Street
Kathleen Malory
L. C. Underwood
Social club notices for an autumn week
Thursday Mrs V A J F Idol will host the Over the Teacups club at 3 o clock. Mrs S L Davis will host the Sorosis club at 3. Friday Mrs J S Worth and daughters Misses Clara and Phoebe will entertain the Cornelian club at 3. Saturday Mrs Harry Raymond will entertain the Dinner Bridge club at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. JF. Idol
Over
Overeen
L. Davis
Sorosis
J. S. Worth
Clara
Phoebe
Cornelian Club
Harry Raymond
Dinner Bridge ‘Club
Walnut Cove Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Mrs C E Boyles of Walnut Cove was summoned to the city by her son Joe Boyles illness. Mrs J A Marsh will travel to Asheboro to be with sister Mrs B B Leonard in hospital. Mrs T J Copeland arrives tomorrow to visit Mrs D N Welborn at her Parkway home. Miss Ida Paulette spent the weekend in Greensboro. William Harry Patchstle of Rockingham was a weekend visitor in the city with Hotte. Miss Elizabeth arbiters wah member of the city schools faculty of Mr Airy spent weekend in a city. Mrs E Leenyeht guest of Mrs T Rick in Chapel Hill today. Mrs Rarlo Byron left today for a short visit to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ‘N. Weibom
T. J. Copeland
Baltimore
Treble Clef Music Club
Dorothy Hoskins
Washington Street
Iome
National Federation of Music Clubs
Asheville
Annie Carter
Julia Marsh
Helen Allred
Clara Boyd
Rachael Culler
Ruth Clinard
Dorothy Hoskins HS
J. A. Marsh
Vitalmusicale
Greensboro
Jess Copeland
m.Quert
Avas
C E. Boyles
Walnut Cove
Joe Boyles
J. A. ‘Marsh
Ashenore
B. B. Leonard
City
D. N. Welborn
Parkway
Hotte
Elizabeth Arbiters Wah
Airy
Eng “Buese
Reiston
Migs Rosa
Baroy Dy
Society Notes From Thomasville Visit Guests and Weddings
In Thomasville Monday afternoon Rev. 14s-DI Susie Myers and Mrs A Burnham of Greensboro visited the city. Mrs Reece Harville accompanied them home to Greensboro to be Mrs Burnham's guest for a few days. Miss Susan Green returned from Hillsboro where she stayed with friends. J T Green and Mrs Pye visited Greensboro Sunday. John Rides of High Point was in the city Sunday. Miss Catherine Stone visits her cousin Miss Treva Barker in High Point for a few days. J L Brinkley and family, recently in Monroe where Mrs Brinkley built concrete bridges, are back home for a few days. Miss Vaden Younts of Holly Grove married Fred Easley of Burlington on Saturday afternoon February 10. the bride is a niece of Mrs George Gox of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Susie Myers i
A. Burnham
Greensboro
Reece Harville
Susan
Green
Hillsboro
Pye
J.T. Green
Catherine Stone
Miss Treva
High Point
J. L. Brinkley
Monroe
Vaden Younts
Holly Grove
Fred Easley
Burlington
George ‘Gox
Marriage ceremony at Burlington reported for Saturday noon
A marriage took place at Burlington with plans for a Saturday noon presence by leftchera. The events indicate a formal ceremony and attendance by specified parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leftchera
Burlington
Trinity College Glee Club Concert Shines in Craven Memorial Hall
Durham February 14 Trinity College musical groups presented their annual concert in Craven Memorial hall under the guidance of Prof. W. B. Twaddell and Dr. D. Blomquist. A 25 voice state quartet, a 14 piece orchestra, and a 7 piece mandolin club performed classics to jazz, delighting a large audience of students and Durham citizens. The mandolin club in particular drew praise for its refined style and notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
lEnecore
Trinity College Musical Clubs
Tate
Thier
Craven Memorial Hall
W. B. Twaddell
D. Blomquist
A.s
Anade
Aunette
Perrentize
Much Buying On Cotton Market In New York
Opening decline of 5 to 10 points followed, with selling from New Orleans and Wall Street sources. bullish census bureau domestic consumption for January spurred buying, pushing May from 28.13 to 28.33 as overall list gained 5 to 11 points. Futures opened steady with March 27.87 and July 27.68.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Wall Street
Census Bureau
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Gibson
Ile AY Hospital
W. H. Gibson
Burrus- McCain Hospital
J. A. Clarke Tun
Society
Mrs. Freeze
Woman's ‘Missionary Society of
The
Mmmanuél’ Lutheran Church
Ib. W. Freeze
Lindsay Street
MR. and
Mrs
Polly Tickk
American Legion Auxiliary
Polly Tickl
Wed. Frazier
LURIS
Woman's
Treble Clef Club
J. Foster Barnes
Professor Bates
Caldwell
Benbow
Society of the Wesley Memorial Church
Hayden
Washington
Ne Aes
Oscar Kearns
Sorat
Ida ‘Owen
Elizabeth ‘Fox
Caroline Dick
GC. A. ‘King
Hunter ‘King
Cora ‘Reynolds
Cyrus Wheeler
Ed Steele
Asilver
Ladies
Wesley .Memorial Church
Wesley
Covington
Mexander Martin
Comer Covington
They
Mary Mungan
H. A. Millis
E. Leevitt
Chapel Hill
Edward Eiverette Hale
Bueile Pickens
Sindiiu
Wyk Arso
T. J. Gold
iMrg
Pickens
Psarved
Honeur
BEL
LLANS
Moffitt
Corrett
North Main Street
Bey
Doris Blackwood
Cetil Gunstan
London
Marquis of Dufferin and
Ava
Lady Howe
John Davis
Ida Paulette
Willian Harry Patchstle
Rockshellam
Irs
Leenyeht
Rarlo
Byron
Society OF
John Rides
Fehe City
Glee Club
Be Trueblord
Geo. Jacobs
Roffitt Furnishing
Jowality Shoe Store
Red Bell Shoe Store
Enterprise
Dee
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