Birth Announcement and Local Society Notes
Announce the birth of Raymond H Hayworth Jr born February 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H Hayworth. Saint Mary's Episcopal church hosts a food sale at Corfield Furniture tomorrow starting at 9 am. Miss Mary Faison Covington of Thomasville is recovering from appendicitis at High Point hospital. Mrs. Cornelia Dickens mourns the death of sister Mrs Sallie Jones Frazier Hollingsworth. Hattie Hall wed Raymond Monroe White in Danville Va on February 15. couple to reside in High Point. Lois Marie McDowell wed Fred Richerson of Rome Ga. plans Canada trip then Trinity home. High Point Chapter U D C meets Monday at 3:30 pm at Mrs Fred A Thomas's home with associate hostesses. Beta Pi club hosts at Mrs Phil Warner. prizes awarded to Mrs Jesse Harris and Mrs Ben Moore. Musical Art Club meeting at the Country Club features violin and vocal solos, plus a Stephen Foster program led by Mrs Owen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hall
Raymond M. White
J. D. Hall
Hattie Louella
Raymond Monroe White
Danville
J. R. Hite
Dowell-Richerson
Mra. N. C. McDowell
Trinity
Lois Marie
Fred Richerson
Rome
Mra. Richerson
Canada
High Point
U. D
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fred A. Thomas
West Farris Avenue
J. A. Hart
Clark
J. A. Mizelle
T. M. Stanton
Warner
Beta Pi Club
Phil Warner
Finnerywood
Paul Smith
Jesse Harris
Ben Moore
Comer Covington
B. Thomas
John Peacock
Everett Marsh
Charles Kephart
S. ©. Kirkman
Harold Bennett
Delk Smith
Robert Cottam
Violet Johnson
Musical Art Club
Owen- Smith
Herman Abels
Ziven
Sa·los
Dorothy S&s. Claire
John Abela
Margaret
Society Notes Travel and Family Visits Highlight Local Page
Mr and Mrs J A Green are spending the day with relatives in Thomasville Mrs C A Rauschenberg Sr of Atlanta Ga will arrive this afternoon to visit her daughter Mrs A M Upshaw on Madison avenue Judge and Mrs C F Lunz and Mr and Mrs John I Cosgrove of Charleston DC will arrive this evening to spend time with Mr and Mrs Horace G Ilderton at 907 West College drive Mrs Lunz is a sister of Mrs Ilderton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. A. Green
Thomasville
C. A. Rauschenberg, Sr
Atlanta, Ga
A. M. Upshaw
Madison Avenue
C. F. Lunz
John I. Cosgrove
Charleston, D. C
Horace G. Ilderton
West College Drive
Lunz
Ilderton
Names Sleeping Cars For Southern Heroes
Eight Confederate leaders are named for new lounge cars on Southern Railway runs Nos. 3 and 4 the Royal Palm and Nos. 41 and 42 the Washington Chattanooga and New Orleans Limited The cars built by Pullman feature ten sleeping car sections and 14 lounge seats with desks and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Macon
Valdosta
New York
Washington, Chattanooga
New Orleans
Pullman Company
Forrest
Hill
Pickett
Polk
Early
Stuart
Longstreet
Ewell
Early Maturing Corn Arrives for Farmers in Spring
Canada Learning, a new cross of Canada yellow flint and Leaming dent, developed by Dr. Donald F. Jones at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, promises frost resistance and 100 to 119 day maturation. The tall eight to nine foot stalk yields about 60.5 bushels per acre in a 1927 test, beating its closest competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Canada
Donald F. Jones
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main
Bon
Raymond H. Hayworth
Raymond H., Jr
Covfield's
Ladies of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Corfield Furniture Company
Miss Covington
Mary Faison Covington
High Point Hospital
Sloan
Stephen Foster
Owen-Smith
Kentucky
Vorrest
Cee
Moore’s Book Store
Princess
Murray
H. J. Coffield
Gurney Briggs
Edith Moore
Sherrod
Genevieve Moore
Nat Walker
Hobart Allred
Mrs. Michael
G. E. Michael
Woodrow Avenue
Georges Washington
J. GC. Fearrabee
George Brown
Michael
Ruth Bowne
Dick Johnson
Maury Cralle
Lucy Hayes
Ernestine Hayes
R. N. Christopher
United States
Southern Heroes
Dalton
Florist
Montheu Ave
Opp
H. P. College
Schiffman’s
Dame Fashion
Brown Bill Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shoes
South Main Street
J. B. Johnson
New Spring Apparel
the Ladies’ Store
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