Anniversary dinner honors Emanuelsons of Kansas City
Elkins residents hosted an anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. FE Emanuelson from Kansas City Missouri. Other social items mention a Valentine party hosted by Miss Virginia Powell at 1205 Filbert Street and a series of club programs at the Country Club and local churches with speakers and social gatherings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Powell
Filbert Street
Dorothy Ingram
Janet Mitchell
Frances Spencer
Ruby Carden
Carrie Rumbly
Elvin Samuels
Mildred Johnson
Juanita Hartgrove
Margaret Pate
Ruth Charlies
Margaret Hinshaw
Gadie Hill
Beatrice Overcash
Lois Lawson
Viola Johnson
Blanche Lowden
Pearl Nelson
Douglas Purcelle
Lee Ray Hill
Jack Hill
Tawrance Holder
Glenn Lawson
Paul Carter
Howard Powell
Wade Lather
Bill Poovey
George Evans
Ray White
Homer Hall
Ben Mitchell
Thomas David
Charles Wilson
Ed Toubuvine
Thurman Burgess
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Illnesses
About People Miss Exca Myers returned from Thomasville where she was guest of Mies Madeline Hoover. Honor guest at a party Tuesday evening by Mies Maie Sneil. Mrs Kate Brooks ill at 419 North Hamilton street. J P Smith's friends hope for improvement. J N Brown recovering from flu. George Mount family left for Uniontown Pennsylvania. T B Moore visiting mother in Salisbury. Irene Reynolds back from Troy after visit with Miss Almeda Russell. Mrs Drayton Meyers and daughter Evelyn Spotswood visiting Edwin Payne's mother on Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrs. Gripr
I. G. Grier
Thomasville
Grier
Dr. Grier
North Carolina Folk-Lore Society
High Point
Lyceum
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Asheville
Book Club
Exca Myers
Mies Madeline Hoover
Mies
Maie Sneil
Irene Reynolds
Troy
Almeda Russell
How You May Look Prettier New French Process Powder
Mello Gilo face powder promises a fresh bloom of youth with long wear. It hides tiny lines and large pores without a pasty feel and spreads smoothly. Priced at 30 cents and one dollar tax free, Mann advertises the product as pure and effective.
Social Calendar Events From Local Clubs This Week
A busy week of meetings and programs across town includes the Wayside Garden Club at Mrs J W Wilson on Hillcrest, Junior Service League at the Country Club, DAR Alexander Martin Chapter at Mrs J W Harriss 416 West Broad, Aliusa Club dinner at First Baptist, Gantern Star at Masonic Hall with speaker Mrs Edna Sparger, Mother-Daughter program at the high school, Tuesday Garden Club at the YWCA, Music Literature meeting at Mrs Edgar Whitener 1101 Johnson, Beta Pi at Mrs C Delk Smith Greenway, Entre Nous at Mrs J A Morrin Roland Park, Tea and Topics at Mrs C E Sheloff Parkway, and Lotus Club at Mrs C C Earnhardt Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will, Mert
Mike Ruth Bellamy
High Point College
Woman's Club
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Abraham Lincoln
Misa Margaret Sloan
Will Ing
Wayside Garden Club
J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
Junior Service League
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. W. Harriss
West Broad Street
Aliusa Club
Firet Baptist Church
Order of the Gantern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Edna Sparger
Lexington
High Schol
Girls’ League
Fivening Garden Club
The
Beta Pi Club
Three Rugs Stolen From Stored Auto At Blackwelder Service
Thieves stole three valuable rugs from a stored car at the Blackwelder Service station 115 English Street overnight. They cut a hole in the car’s roof and used a stick to open a door before fleeing. Rugs measured nine by twelve feet two and nine by twelve feet and one five by seven feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwelder
English Street
H. Hamilton
Ravens and Magpies Can Learn to Speak
The article reports that ravens and magpies can be trained to speak, demonstrating vocal learning and imitation abilities. Researchers note these findings expand understanding of bird communication and potential cognitive parallels with other intelligent species.
Wedding Gown Pageant Showcases Historic Dresses
The Wedding Gown Pageant at the Country Club featured gowns dating from 1816 to 1923 worn by brides linked to High Point families. Miss Mae Kirkman opened with wedding preludes as Misses and matrons displayed second day and grandmother gowns while a quartet and solos accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mae Kirkman
C. H. Rodes
Nell Sheloff
R. A. Sheloff
Roy J. Farmer
Miss Rhodes
Margaret Hauser
Mildred Harmon
Irvin Coffield
Miss Sieeloff
Mary Steriggs
Catherine Harmon
Henrietta Cromwell
Houston B. Hiatt
Oliver Cromwell
Cecil County
Maryland
Catherine James
Elizabeth Welch
Dixie Thomas
R. H. Sechrest
Mary Simmons
Pauline Elmira Jarrell
High Point
Mannft Jarrell
Alte
High
Main Streets
Virginia Fraley
Susie Gurley
P. V. Kirkman
Old Wesley Memorial Church
East Washington Street
Caroline Dalton
Debbie Tomlinson
A. 8. Parker
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Sarah Webster
Elizabeth Ragan
Lena Freeman
Horace Ragan
Archdale
Annie Tomlinson
Wade Hiatt
Alice Paige
H. A. White
Lynn
Massachusetts
Farmer
Gurney Briggs
H. C. Jones
Lawrence White
W. C. Phillips
Eleanor Idol
Ruth Eleanor Stewers
Old Home Moravian Church
Winston-Salem
Nell Norris
Nancy Harvey
Zanesville
Ohio
Jane Hess Weaver
Elizabeth Nichols
Mabel Hargett
Mabel Hoover
Thomasville
Margaret Davis
New Wesley Memorial Church
Mary Sue Briggs
Hazel Harmon
Annie Robbins
Julia Gold Clark
Julia Coe
Verta Idol
Margaret Mann
Beasie Pitts
Alice Renfrey
Pitte-Mann
Betty Jo Abels
Elizabeth Harriss
Come
Dorothy Ingram
Adele Wineskie
Alex Rankin, Jr
Old Presbyterian Church
Clara Case Ingram
Billy Hiatt
Ned McEachern
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Mendelasohn
Miss Kirkman
Brothers Reunited After 51 Years Pageant Occasion
A group featuring brothers reunited after 51 years faced the audience in a pageant with an improvised altar, ferns, palms, and cathedral candles. The decoration committee included Mrs. J F Hayden Mrs Ernest Wall Mrs R H Sechrest and Mrs Robert Sheloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecandelabrae
J. F. Hayden
Ernest Wall
R. H. Sechrest
Robert Sheloff
Club
H. T. Hudson
Fred Whitescarver
F. M. Pickett
A. M. Briggs
C.F. Tomlinson
Margaret Sloan
D. L. Bouldin
C. H. Rhodes
A Maiden’s Vow and the Door to a Lost Love
A cryptic verse laments fading devotion and an end to waiting as emotional games and lessons learned shape a cautious heart. The speaker vows not to fall in love again, awaiting a future that may or may not arrive.
St Marys Antique Tea Comes Tomorrow At Parish House
St Marys Episcopal church hosts an antique tea from 3 to 9 pm at the Parish House. Chairwoman Mrs Houston B Hiatt leads a display of heirlooms old furniture and linens with echoes of the Boston Tea Party and early 18th century miniatures. Public attendance welcomed for both women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Houston B. Hiatt
Yeateryear
Ian Martyrdom
Boston
Spirits distilled from rubber tested as motor fuel in Malaya
In British Malaya researchers test spirits made from rubber as alternative motor fuel. Separately, peeled apples are preserved by soaking in salt water for storage until use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Malaya
Reach for a baby with help from Mrs Mildred Owene
A short hopeful notice promising guidance from Mrs Mildred Owene of 1050 Coates Mouse Kansas City Missouri. She claims a simple home trod that helped her after a 15 year denial and says many others report benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Owene
Coates Mouse
Kansas City
Rob Bowling Alley Burglary in Greensboro
Thieves broke into the Rob Bowling Alley in Greensboro in the early morning and robbed the safe of 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Greensboro
Kellogg’s Att-Bran Promotes Regular Elimination
The ad touts Kellogg’s Att-Bran cereal for regular bowel movements with bulk to aid intestinal activity and vitamin B. It claims iron content doubles that of beef liver and positions the cereal as a pleasant alternative to pills, with serving directions on the red and green packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Fiji Islands
Great Britain
Vv. F. W. Auxnary
the Veterans of Foreign Ware
Walter Neese
Montilieu Avenue
Fanny
Legton Auntilary
American Legion Auxiliary
S. R. Matthews
Colonial Drive
Mesdames
H. W. McCain
Ww. C
John Peacock
W. W. Lewis
Beulah Philatheas
Beulah Philathea
Green Street Baptisl Church
Paul Wrenn
Willis Street
Stephens Bible
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
Thomas Willey
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen’s Circle
Washington Street
Gladys Parke
Coats
North Main
Kate Brooks
Hamilton Street
J. P. Smth
George H. Mount
George, Jr
Mr. Maust
Harry Maust
Uniontown
Mrs. T. B. Moore
Mrs. Moore
Salisbury
Hyman's Jewelry Co
Main
Washington
Tea and Topics Club
C. E. Sheloff
Lotus Club
C. C. Earnhardt
Well Execu
Anna Faucet
Damascus
Catherine Hardin
Marietta Ellen Morrow
Kenneth Denny
John Baker
Joseph
St. Louis
Dean
Louella Pearl Hammer
W. PF. Howard
Los Angeles
Mary B. Skeele
Isobel Smith
Pasadena
Manhattan
Ceutral Park
New York
Gothamites
Harry Wheeler
Walter Herrick
By Helen Welshimer
Picea
St. Mary’s
Hizho
Mark Kae
Gas Pup
William Morris
Morris Chair
Allebran
Kraft
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