High Point Society Notes Highlight Wide Range of Events
The week shows varied society activity from church classes and temperance lectures to mission services and social gatherings. Rev W H Wall returns from Mars Hill college with son Oliver recovering from pneumonia. Hal Ingram to wed Miss Sarah Starr on March 16 1921 with a lavish announcement party in Yorke.
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Rev
W. H. Wall
Mar’s Hill College
Mars Hill
Oliver
High Point
Linnie Carl
Illinois
Friends Church
Carl
A. M. Briggs
J. C. Hill
Guilford College
Wesley Memorial Church
Philathea
Wesley Memorial
Methodist Mission Societies
Federated Foreign and Home Mission Board
Hal Ingram
Yorke
Starr
Kings Mountain Street
Sarah Starr
Miss York
Louise Ingram
Klub Kalendar social meetings listed for week
Community clubs schedule social gatherings at the Y W C A hut and local homes. Groups include Christian Endeavor Eastern Star Earnest Workers Guild Springfield Sunday school Junior Guild St Marys Junior Missionary societies and various hostess locations on North Main Johnson Place and 906 North Main with times from 3 to 7 30 PM and Saturday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Teacups Club
Dee Pollock
North Main Street
the Order of the Eastern Star
J. London
Earnest Workers’ Guild of the
First Reformed Church
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Place
Springfield
Edith Hill
Night Bridge Club
Dees Pollock
Women Composers Studied By Musical Art Club
Dan W. Smith presided over a discussion of Women Composers at the Gurney Briggs home in Johnson place. Members presented sketches on Mrs Beach Mary Turner Salter Harriett Ware and Gena Branscombe with musical selections and readings plus hostess refreshments. Milady noted as not allowed in the upcoming High Point event featuring a Womanless Wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Andrews
Tater Street
East Green
Andrews
Musical Art Club
Milady
High Point
High School
Clementine Miller
Lippencott Brother-in-law of local misses dies in Brooklyn
H M Lippencott died yesterday at his Brooklyn home after several weeks illness. He was brother-in-law of Misses Genevieve and Edith Moore of High Point. Edith Moore, a graduate nurse, cared for him. Funeral services will be held at Mt Holly New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Lippencott
Genevieve
Edith Moore
High Point
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Lippencott
Mt. Holly
N. J
Police advise on tips after theft at city market
Local authorities report a theft at the city market, urging tips from witnesses. Investigators seek descriptions of a gray sedan seen leaving the area and ask vendors to review surveillance footage for possible leads.
Red Cross Holiday Seal Sale Raises Local Funds
High Point residents raised $212.84 for home use from Christmas seal sales overseen by the Peta-Pi club and Red Cross workers. Part of the total supports a sanatorium patient and four local families receive coal wood eggs and milk this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Red Cross
Frank Gurley
Martha Newlin
Peta-Pi Club
Tom Powell
National Red Cross
Unions Ask Time To Make Rebuttal
A. M. Jewell, president of the railway employes unions, asked for a one month recess in the hearing before the United States railway labor board on the abrogation of the national agreement of railway workers wages. He said the unions need until March 14 to prepare their rebuttal testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
A. M. Jewell
Jewell
Cigarette Expenditure Outpaces U.S. Teacher Salaries
A report shows spending an additional 200 million dollars on cigarettes compared to the combined salaries of all United States teachers. It highlights a striking disparity between tobacco costs and education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Husband's startling claim about Adler-i-ka cure
A High Point audience hears a man claim Adler-i-ka cured his wife's gas and sour stomach in twenty minutes. He asserts the remedy acts on both bowels removing foul matter and decaying food, aids chronic constipation, and guards against appendicitis. Matton Drug Company, 107 N. Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler-i-ka
Adler-ika
Matton Drug Company
N. Main St
New Hair for You Ad Promises Growth or Money Back
An advertisement claims hair can regrow after baldness with Kotalka. It asserts scientific proof and offers a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. Consumers are urged to buy a small box at drug stores and apply daily while sharing the ad with bald friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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South Main Street
M. E
M. H. Blair
C. A
East Green Street
Willis Slane
Woman's Auxiliary
Ms. Carl
Turner
Fred Thomas
Charles E. Sheloff
E. A. Turner
Shanghai
China
Club
Salisbury
Horton
Blue
Y. W
Archdale Club
W. N. Bray
Archdale Woman's Club
S. O. Peebles
Murrill
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Peebles
Clara Cox
North Carolina Federation
Women’s Club
Friday
Violet Johnson
Ewd
Miss Johnson
Nellie Muse
Coner Covington
Ben Moore
Thelma Wineskie
T. V. Rochelle
John Peacock
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Natilie Manning
Madge Kennedy
New York
Care Enterprise
Beta Pi Club
Ford—Florist
Husband
Tae Leper
Hice
Hign Point
N. C
Representa
N. C. Public Service Company
Gage
Loflin’s
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