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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1923

Page

3

Society notes include many club entertainments

Mrs S L Davis hosts Sorosis at South Main. Miss Mabel Russell recovering after surgery. Mr and Mrs Boggs wed at Pomona Mills. first Baptist church Young People plan a Valentine party. Y W C A hosts Girl Reserves programs and Live Wires party. Guilford College reception in Greensboro. Women's clubs hold meetings on Verdi and Valentine themes. Domestics open social at Roland Park for Mrs Van Sheetz honors.

Davis Sorosis Club S. L. Davis South Main Street B. Y. Po Baptist Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church Clara Cox Effie Cox Dorothy Gardyne Greensboro Guilford College E. C. Perisho Genevieve Moore Dorothy Giardyne

Club Calendar Notices for Thursday and Saturday

Mrs V A J Idol hosts Over the Teacups club at 3 pm Thursday. Mrs S L Davis hosts the Sorosis club at 3 pm. Mrs J S Worth and daughters Claval and Phoebe entertain the Cornelian club at 3 pm Saturday. Mrs Harry Raymond entertains the Dinner Bridge club at 6 30 o clock.

V. A. J. Idol S. L. Davis Harry Raymond

Tea Reception Honors Local Ladies at Dining Room Door

The article lists numerous local ladies hosting and greeting guests at the dining room entrance. In the dining room decorations featured red carnations and candles. Coffee was served by Miss Pattie Newlin and Mrs. J. T. Burrus, while sandwiches and punch were provided by several young women.

van Sheetz Cummins Isaac Fidle Lyman Redding Roger Tucker Charles Teague Mirs Frank Hunsucker Joseph Reese Morton Everette Iarsh T. D. Cox Herbert Cox C. E. Cummins Clara Cox L. Haworth K. McLarty Effie Cox J. W. Austin J. S. Welborn Pattie New

Local Notices of Illness and Travel

L B Williams goes to Charlotte to be with his ailing father J B Williams who suffers pneumonia. Miss Louise Withers is en route to Charlotte to be with her ill mother and grandfather. Mrs T J Copeland from Baltimore arrives to stay with Mrs D N Welborn on the Parkway. J Bahernault returns from New York and Baltimore. Miss Gladys Barnes goes home to Winston-Salem after a week here as guest of Mr and Mrs MM C. Miss Barnes received social honors during her stay.

Mrs. Copeland D. N. Welborn the Parkway T. J. Copeland Greensboro L. B. Williams Charlotte J. B. Williams Penumonia Louise Withers Baltimore City D.N. Welborn Parkway Gladys Barnes Winston-Salem MM. C Barnes

Society of Thomasville Residents Report Local Visitors

Thomasville notes show N Campbell Woodridge of Atlanta and W Q Burgin of Lexington visiting Tuesday. Ca nada college student Jones of Newton is home with influenza. A V Harrill of Charlotte and C R Hooper, back from Dillson, were on business. Will Tomlinson visited High Point, and Mrs Bertie Gillingham of CiA came in for the afternoon. C T Brown also visited Tuesday afternoon.

Thomasville N. Campbell Woodridge Atlanta Valrank Jones Canada College Newton Will Tomlinson High Point Bertie Gillingham CIA

Gold Star Mothers Push Plan for International Peace Convention

Knoxville article notes Gold Star mothers urging a U S led international peace convention to address reparations war debts and disarmament. Organizer Mrs Ben S Boyd, mother of five veterans, cites multiple honors for her sons including a Distinguished Service Cross and British Military Cross. The piece also mentions Ruth St Denis Denishawn dancers performing at Grand Theatre Greensboro.

Knoxville Gold Star Mothers of America United States Ben S. Boyd Argonne Tennessee Gold Star Mothers Boyd Richard Ruth St. Denis Denishawn Ruth St. Louis Ted Shawn Grand Theatre Greensboro

Seattle Milkman Arrested For Short Milk Delivery

A Seattle milkman was arrested after investigators found he did not fill milk jugs properly before delivery. Police say the suspect underfilled containers, risking consumer dairy safety and violating local regulations.

Seattle

February Days Claim Echoes in Seasonal Wind Tale

A light note suggests February hosts 28 days as March arrives early with strong winds. The quirky claim links month length to weather, implying March pushes into February’s territory with gusts and speed.

Kellogg's Bran Promises Health Benefits and Versatility

Classic advertising copy touts Kellogg's Bran as a cure and daily aid for constipation. It emphasizes all bran quality, medical endorsements, and diverse uses from breakfast with milk to baking and toppings.

Kellogg’s Kellogg ’S

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Miss Russell Mabel Russell Guilford General Hospital XY. W. CC. A. Duite Elm Street South Malm Street Main Street George Washington Ruth Elinor Idol Mt. Vernon Annie Bernard Benson Washington Old Virginny Sunshine’ Club Vivian Matson Eeee Woman’s Club Valette Jones H. S. Coffield Verdi Aia C. J. Cummins Isaac Fidler Roland Park Klub Kalendar Knox Moffitt Furnishing Company Modern Home N. C. Public Service Co J. Bahernault New York Society OF Thomasville W. QO. Burgin Lexington Eoee A. V. Harrill C. R. Hooper Dillson C. TI. Brown Cid Gold Star Logan Sam Fefloge Dr. Kings Ody XS Endalin As Brok Np Cent Moffitt Furnishing Jquality Shoe Store Red Bell Shoe Store Enterprise
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