Social notices and club events scene in Greensboro
Society pages detail ill health of Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Clarke at Burrus McCain hospital. Mrs. Welbom hosts a dinner for Mrs. Copeland of Baltimore. Numerous church circles meet. musical concerts feature J. Foster Barnes and others. Wesley Memorial Ladies Aid hosts a valued At Home with red carnations. D A R and Treble Clef clubs hold meetings with readings, solos, and patriotic touches sourced from Greensboro society life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Clarke
Burrus-McCain Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Wesley Memorial Church
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
E. K. McLarty
J. F.hayden
Oscar Kearns
Board of Stewards
Ida Owen
Elizabeth Fox
Caroline Dick
C. A. King
Hunter King
Cora Reynolds
Cyrus Wheeler
Ed Steele
Wesley
Social News Roundup From Walnut Cove and Nearby Cities
Mrs. C. E. Boyles of Walnut Cove rushed to this city due to her son J. W. Boyles illness. Mrs. J. A. Marsh will travel to Asheboro to be with her sister Mrs. E. B. Leonard in hospital care. Mrs. T. J. Copeland arrives tomorrow to visit Mrs. D. N. Welborn on the Parkway. Miss Ida Paulette spent the weekend in Greensboro. William Harry Entwistle of Rockingham was a weekend visitor. Miss Elizabeth Finley, Mt. Airy Schools faculty member, spent the weekend in the city with Miss Rena Blanton. Miss Bertha Barrow entertained then returned to Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Farley left for a short visit to relatives in Waxhaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Marsh
E. D. Broadhurst
Greensboro
C. E. Boyles
Walnut Cove
J. W. Boyles
Ashehoro
E. B. Leonard
T. J. Copeland
City
D. N. Welborn
Parkway
Elizabeth Finley
Mt. Airy
Rena
Mrs. Farley
Waxhaw
Club calendar lists local hostesses this week
Thursday Mrs. V A J Idol hosts Over the Teacups club at three. Mrs H L Davis hosts Sorosis club at three. Friday Mrs J S Worth and daughters Clara and Phoebe entertain the Cornelian club at three. Saturday Mrs Harry Raymond entertains the Dinner Bridge club at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. J. Idol
J. S. Worth
Clara
Phoebe
Cornelian Club
Harry Raymond
Dinner Bridge Club
Social notes from Thomasville and surrounding areas
Miss Susie Myers and Mrs. C. A. Burnham of Greensboro were guests in Thomasville after an afternoon visit. Mrs. Reece Harville accompanied them home. Miss Vaden Younts of Holly Grove wed Fred Easley of Burlington on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Susie Myers
C. A. Burnham
Greensboro
City
Reece Harville
Vaden Younts
Holly Grove
Fred Easley
Burlington
George ‘Gox
Marriage at Burlington Noted in Brief Passage
A fragment notes a wedding occurred in Burlington with the couple’s ceremony taking place around midday on a Saturday. The text mentions the groom and bride but lacks full identifying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Trinity College Glee Club Annual Concert Delights Durham
The Trinity College glee clubs staged their annual concert in Craven Memorial hall featuring a male quartet of 25 voices a 14 piece orchestra and a 7 piece mandolin club under Prof W P Twaddell and Dr H D Blomquist. The program ranged from classics to jazz pleasing a large audience of students and Durham citizens. Highlights included the mandolin club with striking playing and the song Her Names Lucille written and composed by club member W W Terrentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Trinity College Musical Clubs
Thier
Craven Memorial Hall
W. P. Twaddell
H. D. Blomquist
Mandolin Club
Lucille
W. W. Terrentine
Much Buying on Cotton Market Triggers Price Rises
Opening decline of 5 to 10 points followed by buying on bullish census report for January domestic consumption. May futures rise from 28.13 to 28.33 with generalists up 5 to 11 points as March at 27.87 and May around 28. The market showed steady opens across other contracts with several quotes unlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Wall Street
Census Bureau
Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Gibson
W. H. Gibson
Burrus- McCain Hospital
J. A. Clarke III
D. N. Welbom
the Parkway
Baltimore
Society
Mrs. Freeze
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
E. W. Freeze
Lindsay Street
MR. and
Mrs
Polly Tickk
American Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
E. M. Shipman
H. I. Coffield
Verdi
Green Street
R. J. Jones
Fannie Heck
M. C. Culler
C. C. Stout
Tate Street
Ann Hassaltine
Cross
Treble Clef
J. Foster Barnes
Professor Bates
Caldwell
Benbow
Broadhurst
Treble Clef Music Club
Dorothy Hoskins
National Federation of Music Clubs
Asheville
Annie Carter
Julia Marsh
Helen Allred
Clara Boyd
Rachael Culler
Ruth Clinard
Delightfus
Alexander Martin
D. A. RR
Comer Covington
Mary Mungan
H. A. Millis
S. E. Lervitt
Chapel Hill
Edward Everette Hale
Lucille Pickens
Sinding
T. J. Gold
R. T. Pickens
Leavitt
Ida Paulette
William Harry Entwistle
Rock Sur
Blanton
Tera
Barrow
Rosa
E.lyeaynt
Chapel Hill Todavey
Klub Kalendar
Belleans
Doris Blackwood
Cecil Gunstan
London
Marquis of Dufferin and
Ava
Lady Howe
John Davis
Moffitt
North Main Street
Society OF Thomasville
Susan Green
Hillsboro
T. Green
John Ridge
High Point
Catherine Stone
Treva Barker
J. L. Brinkley
Monroe
Glee Club
Streng Shopkk
Jacoss Boor Shop
P. KR. Trued Lod, Asst
Gho
H. Jacobs
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Red Bell Shoe Store
Enterprise
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