Social Calendar of Club Meetings This Week
A schedule of club meetings and events across several homes and venues including Good Will Garden at 209 Woodrow Avenue, Over The Teacups with Mrs. Harry Raymond on North Main Street, Wwe 7 Uv with Mrs. J A Eshelman 905 Johnson Street, Gamma Zeta with Mrs. Harry Brockmann 208 Boulevard, Mothers Club at Wesley Memorial Church with Mrs. Frank Kiser on Bain Avenue, VFW Auxiliary with Mrs. I P Walker 1212 East Green Street, Delta Tau at 412 Edgedale Drive, Wednesday Book Club with Mrs Cr H Ellis 319 Otteray Drive, Utopian Study Group at 706 West Farrissa, American Association of University Women meet at the Commercial Club, Priscilla Club with Mrs. Charles W Perry on Sherbrook Court, and American Legion Auxiliary presenting The Old School Hickory Heller at Ray Street School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Good Wil
Woodrow Avenue
Over the Teacups Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Wwe
J. A Eshelman
Johnson Street
Gamma Zeta Club
Harry Brockmann
Boulevard
Mothers’ Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Frank Kiser
Bain Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
I. P. Walker
East Green Street
R. H. Walker
Delta Tau Club
Edgedale Drive
Cr. H. Ellis
Otteray Drive
Roy Spearman
West Farrissa
American Association of University Women
Commercial Club
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
American Legion Auxiliary
Ray Street
Births and society notes from local civic pages
Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams announce the birth of a daughter Helen Marie on February 18 at their Byrum street home. Mr and Mrs Hubert D Lohr of 1815 Johnson street announce the birth of a son on Sunday February 19 1933. The Marjorie Spence Y W A of the First Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting last night at Miss Hazel Haynes home on Chestnut street with Miss Ditsy Cash as associate hostess. Mrs Bill Slate presided and Miss Katie Sue Stanfield spoke on Gods Word In the Home land. A social hour followed with many attendees listed. Miss Eleanor Stephens daughter of Rev Geo T Stephens was elected president of Beaver College freshman class. Mr and Mrs L J Frierson announce the birth of a son William Gregg on February 18 at their Jamestown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Helen Marie
Byrum Street
Hubert D. Lohr
Johnson Street
Marjorie Spence
Miss Stephens
Eleanor Stephens
Beaver College
Jenkinstown
Geo. T. Stephens
Fairway Drive
Bon
Arline Lindsay
J. B. Tweed
Weaverville
Marshall
N. C
J. O. Knox
North Carolina
Mr. Tweed
T. C. Tweed
Maryville College
Maryville
Tenn
Feud Flares Again in Virginia Wounds Two
In Fairfax County Virginia Barbara Ritchie Oliver 26 was critically wounded Sunday night amid a family feud with Lewis Oliver her estranged husband and son of late State Senator Walter T Oliver. Wilmer Holbrook 27 was also wounded and Oliver was jailed. The feud traces to the marriage and custody battle for their three month old baby with past incidents including the fatal scuffle that injured Senator Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barbara Ritchie Oliver
Ritchie
Oliver
Fairfax County
Lewis Oliver
Walter T. Oliver
Wilmer Holbrook
Fairfax
Social News: Tea Honor For Mrs Green's Birthday in Thomasville
Mrs S R Matthews spends the afternoon in Thomasville attending a tea at Mrs Charles F Finch home honoring their mother Mrs R S Green on her birthday. Attending were Mrs M A Bowers and Robert of Winston Salem. Dolan Morton returns to Albemarle after visiting relatives. Miss Callie Warner visits Miss Beulah Burrow in Asheboro. Mr H B Krieger leaves for Shamokin Pa after the death of his brother George Krieger. funeral today. Miss Lucille Ramseur, patient at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem, recovers from appendicitis. Miss Charlotte Stephens recovering at home from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Matthews
Thomasville
Charles F. Finch
R.S. Green
M. A. Bowers
Robert
Winston-Salem
Callie Warner
Beulah Burrow
Asheboro
H. B. Krieger
Shamokin
Mr. Kreiger
George Krieger
Lucille Ramseur
The
Baptist Hospital
Charlotte Stephens
George T. Stephens
Fairway Drive
Story of Sue and the Pages at Page House
Sue delivers manuscript pages in person to Arnold Page at his study after visiting the hospital. They discuss plans for the future, with Page joking about marriage and settling down. He probes for details on a past romance as city gossip resurfaces. Sue refuses to reveal and presses for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Arnold Page
Nancy
Page House
Jack
Page
Missing Ridgecrest boy Roy White aged fourteen
Police report Roy White of Ridgecrest street has been missing since yesterday after leaving home to attend school. He stands five feet seven inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy White
Ridgecrest Street
A Change Ch Blouses Line Detour
A truncated line hints at a shop named A Change Ch where wandering customers may encounter a display of blouses. The fragment suggests a fashion storefront setup with potential emphasis on women's apparel.
O. Henry Study Club Holds Regular Meet In Lexington
Lexington February meeting of the O. Henry Study club at Mrs. Charlies Wall home featured a Spain program by Mrs. FE B Craven and committee work on officers for the coming year. Guests included Mrs. Fletcher Wall and Miss Alma Owen. Officers elected: president Mrs. R Grady Sheaf, vice president Mrs. J F Farmer, secretary Mrs. Curtis Koontz, Miss Lilly Moore, treasurer Mrs. J K Bullard. Also reports wedding news of Miss Arline Lindsay and Mr. J B Tweed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xington
Charlies Wall
O. Henry Study Club
Hillcrest
J. M. Hayes
FE. B. Craven
Spain
Mary Shemwell
Albany
Mesdames Fletcher Wall
H. B. Olive
Fred Watson
W. H. Moffitt
E. B. Craven
R. D. Moffitt
G. W. Mountcastle
G. L. Hackney
Alma Owen
Woman's Club
American Legion Hut
B. &. Brown
R. Grady Sheaf
7. F. Farmer
Curtis Koontz
Lilly Moore
J. K., Bullard
Funeral Services For Mrs Meredith
Funeral services for Mrs Mary L Meredith wife of J EB Meredith were held at Pleasant Grove Methodist church near Thom asville. Rev John Cline Rev T G Madison and Rev George L Reynolds conducted the service with many mourners present. The Chisholm Sisters provided music. Pallbearers included Webb Meredith Lee Meredith Clarence Meredith Ellis White Knox Teague and Marx Teague. Interment followed at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mary L. Meredith
J. EB. Meredith
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
John Cline
T. G. Madison
George L. Reynolds
High Point
Chisholm
Webb Meredith
Lee Meredith
Clarence Meredith
Ellis White
Knox Teague
Marx Teague
Winfrey Acquitted in Manslaughter Case
George Winfrey of Kernersville was found not guilty by a Greensboro jury in the criminal division of Superior Court on a manslaughter charge connected to the death of W. M. Dean. Dean died after an automobile driven by Winfrey wrecked in Deep River township on October 11, 1941, as the vehicle’s wheels reportedly began to shimmy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winfrey
Kernersville
Superior Court
Greensboro
W. M. Dean
Deep River Township
Winfrey
Dean
Hn Manne Mapital
College Alumni Meet Tonight in Roberts Hall Auditorium
The local High Point college alumni association chapter will meet tonight at 7 in Roberts Hall auditorium. A short social will follow the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Alumni Association
Roberts Hall Auditorium
Prayer Services At 1st M. P. Church Wednesday
The Wednesday evening prayer meeting of First Methodist Church will be held at 7 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Whitsell 1916 Rotary Drive Rev R I Farmer will lead and continue The Old Testament Made New with a subject The Books of Chronicles A called meeting of the Workers Council of the Sunday School will follow Superintendent Mr Whitsell urges all departmental superintendents officers and teachers to attend Church members and community residents are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. C. Whitsell
Rotary Drive
R. I, Farmer
Worker’s Council
Whitsell
Furniture holds steady in face of Detroit bank holiday
The eight day banking and trust holiday proclaimed by Gov. Comstock has not slowed Grand Rapids and western Michigan furniture, with industry at about 16 percent of capacity. Manufacturers report steady shipments, on time payrolls, and no out of state cancellations while January 1933 market actions are seen as a turning point away from chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
A. P. Johnson
Baker Furniture Factories, Inc
Hollis &. Baker
Woodmen Meet in Asheville Plans Here Wednesday
Piedmont Camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World will hold a special meeting at the East Commerce street hall Wednesday night to map plans for the state gathering in Asheville on May 1. We B. Lewis of Kinston and L. T. Cooper of Windsor Salem are slated to attend as state leaders participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Woodmen of the World
Asheville
East Commerce Street
We. B. Lewis
Kinston
Paces Auditors
L. T. Cooper
Winton-Balem
Yards of Sun Tan Advice From The 1930s
A NEA Service column advises on winter tanning with oils and lotions, urging cautious use of sun lamps and products to control color. It covers pre tan skin preparation, post tan creams, shade matching, avoidance of wrinkles, eye protection, neck and back tanning for uniform color, and nightly skin care to maintain a Park Avenue look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Rogers Named Chief of East Spencer Police
H C Rogers formerly of the Lexington police becomes Chief of Police at East Spencer and starts duties this week. He and his wife with two sons will move March 1. Cecil the local magician will provide entertainment at the program with refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
H. C. Rogers
Bast Spencer
Spencer
A. Coke Cecil
Hudson Coach Stolen From Hill Home
A Hudson coach owned by J. C. Hill was reported stolen last night from in front of the Hill residence at 312 South Hamilton Street. A 1931 Chevrolet sedan stolen from Migeon Hill at 1614 Pinglish Street was found abandoned nearby and returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hill
South Hamilton Street
Migeon Hill
Pinglish Street
Lard Murder? Stolen Lard Found as Meat Haul Sought
Mrs. John Cox and Mrs. J. Cox claim 110 pounds of lard found in a can came from their smokehouse along with 26 pieces of meat stolen three weeks ago. Authorities report 2,000 pounds of meat seized at J. R. Parks place identified as stolen from a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
J. Cox
Spii Church
C. C. Muse
C. L. Gray
W. L. Wheeless
J. R. Parks
Centennial Avenue Extension
Parks Place
E. B. Criddiebaugh
Wallburg
Legion Post To Hold Its Meeting Tonight
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 American Legion will hold its regular meeting at its hall on Wrenn Street tonight at 8 o clock, Commander F Edwards announced. All post members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Wrenn Street
F. Edwards
Edwards
Don’t Trifle With Constipation A Guide From Bran
The piece warns that constipation begins with small signs such as aches and listlessness and can affect health. It promotes Alt-Bran as a rich iron source and a bulky fiber that cleanses the bowel, comparing it favorably to medicines. Manufactured in Battle Creek and available from grocers.
Services Held For Frank Hunter
Funeral services for 28 year old Frank Hunter were held at Corinth Baptist church near Monroe with Rev C F Womble officiating. Pallbearers from the Highland community Modern Woodmen Order included I O Dennis W D Shuskey Rufus Shuskey Charlie Fields Claude Williams and Julian Lance. Interment followed in the church cemetery with flowers carried by Mesdaniel L M Young Artie McDowell Mary Williams and Mise Ila Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
Corinth Baptist Church
Monroe
Rev
C. F. Womble
Highland M. B. Church
I. O. Dennis
W. D. Shuskey
Rufus Shuskey
Charlie Fields
Claude Williams
Julian Lance
Modern Woodmen Order of the
Highland Community
Mesdaniel L. M. Young
Artie McDowell
Mary Williams
Mise Ila Blake
Church
Chapter Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Business
A chapter meeting is called to discuss several items of business. All members are urged to be present for the session.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boa A
Stephens
Aliie Wall
Howell Street
Thomas Willey
First Baptist W. M
Steidley
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
C. E. Steidley
Bertha Kine
Thomas Pugh
H. D. Sears
R. T. Chappell
Gladys Ellington
Woman’s Missionary Union of
Piedmont District
C. EB. Sheroff
Moffitt’s
Henan
Virginia
Dolan Morton
Albemarle
Margery
Margery Hale
Arnold
C. Frank McCrary
Davis-Townsend School
West Eighth Avenue
Lilla Belle McCrary
Valentine
Jewel Brady
Lois Poerhart
Alma Tucker
Faye Helms
Atha Norman
Catherine Belk
Mae Masterson
Claudia McDonald
Curry Lopp
Messrs
Henry Price
Curtis Rivine
J. L. Gathings
Thayer Newsome
Paul Burkhart
Dwight Stokes
Mrs. Meredith
1St M. P
Woodmen
Licia OH
NEA Service. Inc
Rogers
East Spencer
Hudson
Legion Post
Kellogg
Battle Creek
BR. PF. Williams
Stuyvesant Ave
Irvington, N. J
Eg Seaney Mass
Buck Shad
Hyman’s Jewelry Co
Cor, N. Main and
Washington Streets
Kraft American
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