Local club notices and society events schedule
A page of community notices lists bridge clubs, guild meetings, and church circles. Activities include Tuesday bridge at 3 o'clock hosted by Mrs. O C Durland, YWCA hut games 7 30 to 9 30 pm, and various Monday afternoon gatherings at churches and private homes with plans for programs, refreshments, and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Durland
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Doonaner Bridah Club
Harry Raymond
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
W. H. Townsend
FE. K McLarty
A. T. Wishart
Frank Ford
P. A. Jones
Hunter Sechrest
Claude Lamb
E. K Mcclarty
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Miss Eva Bullock spends weekend in Raleigh visiting friends and relatives. Miss Mary Sussdorf of Greensboro YWCA meets local secretary Miss Dorothy Gardyne. Mrs. Mattie Westmoreland visits family on Wise Street. Miss Bess Fowler of Statesville visits sister Miss Hattie Fowler at Mrs. W W Idol's home. Mr. and Mrs. J H Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kearns depart for a two week Florida trip. Mrs. J Elwood Cox and Mrs. W H Plummer seen in Greensboro. Mrs. Charles Holton and Miss Mary Muse enjoy Greens boro day. Mrs W J Bennett and young son from Lexington spend weekend with Mrs. J W Martin. Miss Dorothy Oneil and Miss Evelyn Hauser spend afternoon in Greensboro. Gerald Swieegood of Greensboro victorious in city Thursday. Mrs. C M Walker of Fayetteville visiting sister Mrs. Rodney Snow. George D Lindsay of Marion Ind and son David B Lindsay, recently from Fayetteville, visited High Point today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Fowler
Statesville
Hattie Fowler
W.widol
North Main Street
Marriages and social news from Thomasville society pages
Announcements from Thomasville dated February 17 include Virginia Catherine Pennington's marriage to John Pennington in Greensboro on February 15, 1923. Other items note Mare Snell's trip to Mount Airy to visit ill sister Mrs Harston Williams, Mrs R L Shuford seeking treatment in Baltimore, and David Lambeth to Wilmington for a state highway commission position. Mrs G E Crowell hosted the Embroidery club at CG Hen Anna with a luncheon and book exchange, attended by local women. Carnations decorated the table. Continuous updates mention Mrs Ralph Hopkins, Mrs James E Lambeth, and other society members, plus plans of C C Hooks to move to High Point for a new job, and Main Street Sunday School officers being entertained with discussions on growth. Mrs Glen Howe and her three children of Cleveland, Ohio visit Mrs R M Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius E. Marsh
South Main Street
T. J. Copeland
Baltimore
Joseph Weaver
E. K. McLariy
W. G. Ragsdale
John Lindsay
D. N. Welborn
W. ©. Beavans
Dred Peacock
Arthur Marsh
Robert Seehrest
Pattie Newlin
Everette Marsh
Wade Marsh
Annie Carter Marsh
Thomasville
Augusta Pennington
Virginia Catherine
John Pennington
Greensboro
North Sarong
Embroidery Club
Ralph Hopkins
James E. Lambet
T. E. Jennings
E. F. Pepper
T. J. Covington
Mamie Harris
J. Arthur Morris
J. F. Hayden
High Point
Charles Lambeth
Main Street
Forsyth County Seeks Separate Judicial District Status
The Forsyth county fair association has adopted resolutions sent to Raleigh urging state lawmakers to create Forsyth as its own judicial district. It cites congestion in the district court calendar as a primary justification for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County Fair Association
North Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Coppled
Gladys Copple
Burruss-McCain Hospital
Roland Park
Miss Copple
M. BR. Spencer
M. B. Spencer
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Worth
Bridge
Phoebe Worth
East Green Street
Woman's Guild
Woman’s Guild
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
B. R. Thurman
Johnson Street
Woodrubuff
Fred Woodruff
Boulevard
Woodruff
Methodist W. M.S
Missionary Society of
Methodist Church
T. B. Bennet
West Green Street
the Church
Young
W. A. Finch
Wrenn Street
Etta
Mae Young
Aunitleary
First Presbyterian Church
KE. M. Bralley
W. G. Bradshaw
W. F. Norman
John Campbell
Henry Clapp
Park Street Corps of Girl Reserves
Dorothy Gardyne
Highland Hill
Br.t. Chappell
Missionary Society
Society of the First Baptist Church
Marshall Thacker
R. Matthews
Mrs. Copeland Honokeer
V. A. J. Idol
Rostess
Washington
T. D. Gilliam
H. A. Willis
J. A. Hart
Forrest Murray
C. F. Tomlinson
Anbelean Club
J. S. Worth
Clara
Pugebe
Win Oaks
Mrrs. Worth
Jeorge Jacobs
Kirs. W
Louise Leonard
National
Atlanta
Miss Leonard
Friends Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary of the Friends Church
Hayworth
Thistle Street
Thelma Wineskie
Nellie Muse
States Ville
Eva Bullock
Mary Sussdorf
Greensboro Y. W. C. A
Mattie Westmoreland
Wise Street
J. H. Adams
Oscar Kearns
Florida
J. Elwood Cox
W. H. Plummer
Charles Holton
Mary Muse
Dorothy Onei
Evelyn Hauser
Gerald & Swieegood
C. M.walker
Fayetteville
Rodney Snow
George D. Lindsay
Marion
Ind
David B. Lindsay
Society OF Thomasville
Mare Snell
Mount Airy
Harston Williams
R. L. Shuford
Johns Hopkins Hospital
David Lambeth
Wilmington
State Highway Commission
E. L. Webb
M. B. Hite
Peggy
Anna
G. E. Crowell
Mrs. M. Stadium
Winston-Saem
Roland Holton
Thomasville Friends
C. C. Hooks
The
High Point Motor Company
Glen Howe
Cleveland, O
Moffitt
Hamilton
Florist
Dan W
Tof Lin
David T Yov
Sheraton Taxi Co
Sheraton Hotel
G. Reitzel
Cafe
High Point Machine Works
High Point, N. C
Ality Shoes Store
Red Bell Shoe Store
Solin’s
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