Benefit Recital by Mrs. Bash in High Point
Mrs. Florence A. Brash of Chicago, noted dramatic reader, will present a benefit recital for the High Point chapter of the American Red Cross at the Commercial club next Friday evening, February 28. A silver offering will be collected. Readings, music numbers, and light refreshments are planned. praise from Boise and Chicago press and organizations underscores her varied program and natural, convincing delivery.
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Florence A. Brash
Chicago
Alvin Parker
High Point Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Commercial Club
Boise
Idaho
Mrs Bush Impresses Irving Park Club Audiences
Mrs Charles H Graves of Irving Park Woman's clubs Chicago praises Mrs Bush for a reader program. She notes Mrs Bush's engaging personality quick audience judgment and skill in arranging impromptu readings. The recent appearance before the Irving Park Women’s club drew enthusiastic reception.
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Charles H. Graves
Irving Park Woman's Clubs
Chicago
Bush
Solve
Irving Park Womans Club
Red Cross Rejects Use of Cancelled Stamps for Belgians
The Red Cross rejects requests to reuse cancelled postage stamps for aid work. The Post Office reports bags of old stamps collected by well meaning donors and notes many inquiries about dyes extraction. Stamps are of no use to the Red Cross.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
Post Office Department
Welborn Hosts Spend-the-Day Party for Greensboro Guest
Mrs. D N Welborn hosted a Thursday spend the day at her home honoring Mrs. G W Whitsett of Greensboro guest of Mrs A B K Tate. Attendees included Mrs Whitsett Mrs Tate and Mrs Gilbert T Rowe. The afternoon featured cake tea and a missionary talk by Mrs Whitsett a member of the Western North Carolina conference on Methodist missions.
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D. N. Welborn
G. W. Whitsett
Greensboro
A. BK. Tate
Whitsett
Tate
Gilbert T. Rowe
J. F. Marsh
J. A. Marsh
W. F. White
Western North Carolina Conference On Methodist Missions
Marriage of Mrs Catherine Staley Tied to Ernest G Gaus
The marriage of former resident Mrs Catherine M Staley formerly Miss Wate Mattocks to Ernest G Gaus of Minneapolis was performed in Marietta Ohio on February 4 and has drawn local interest in the city.
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Catherine M. Staley
Wate Mattocks
Ernest G. Gaus
Minneapolis
Richmond
Marietta
Ohio
Huntington Couple Plans City Wedding Preparations
With much interest, both parties well known in Huntington. Mrs. Gaus has lived in the city two years. Mr. Gave is tied to Barrett paving department and WV business circles. They will reside at the Huntington hotel while Mr. Gaus applies for entrance to the aviation section of the army. Planned social courtesies accompany the engagement.
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Hluntington
Gaus
Gave
Barrett Company
West Virginia
Huntington Hotel
Flying Corps
Aviation
Amy
Friday Night club entertainment at Miss Moffitt home
The Friday Night club met last evening at Miss Juanita Moffitt’s North Main street home for sewing and dancing. A salad course was served toward the close, hosted by Miss Moffitt with assistance from Miss Margery Kirkman and Miss Louise Rankin. attendees included Miss Ruth Welborn, Miss Frances Wood, Miss Catherine Pickett, Miss Narcie White, Miss Margaret Rankin, Miss Margery Kirkman, Miss Mae Wirkman, Miss Gladys Leonard, Miss Margaret Wishart, Miss Adele Wineskie, Miss Mary Harmon, Miss Josephine Wood and Miss Ruthven.
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Juanita Moffitt
North Main Street
Margeryirkman
Louise Rankin
Ruth Welborn
Frances Wood
Catherine Pickett
Narcie White
Margaret Rankin
Margery Kirkman
Mae Wirkman
Gladys Leonard
Social Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Brockway
Mr and Mrs Brockway entertained last evening for their daughters Jarace Mink Katherine Brockway and Nellie Byrnes of Syracuse NY as guests Bridge and rock were played Those present included Mr Armentrout Mr Morrison William Moffitt Mr Thomas Mr Snow Julius Smith Miss Annabeil King Miss Bradshaw and Mrs Julius Smith
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Brockway
Jarace Mink
Katherine Brockway
Nellie Byrnes
Syracuse
N. Y
Armentrout
Morrison
William Moffitt
Thomas
Snow
Julius (. Smith
Annabeil King
Miss Bradshaw
Julius ©. Smith
High Point UDC Meeting At Mrs Richardson Residence
The High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. Richardson's Broad street home. Mrs J B Richardson Mrs A F E Tate Mrs Darrell Pitts and Miss Maude Owen will host and entertain members.
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U. D.C
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. B. Richardson
A. F E. Tate
Darrell Pitts
Maude Owen
Richardson
Broad Street
Mrs Brockett Hosts Woman's Guild Meeting at 3 PM
Mrs. Robert Brockett will entertain members of the Women's Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church at her home on Johnson Street at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
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Robert Brockett
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Johnson Street
Wise to Speak at First Reformed Church Event
J 8S Wise of Philadelphia treasurer of the Home Mission board of the Re formed church in the United States will deliver an address at the First Reformed Church tomorrow evening.
Y P B Weekly Meeting Set For Sunday Afternoon
The Y P B will hold its regular weekly meeting tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies head to Camp Sevier on morning visit
A party including Mrs. Gaston Gram Mrs. Rometta Jennings Miss Annie Boswell Miss Ernestine Grant and young Misses Aileen Fowlers and Averey Burgess departed this morning for a visit to Camp Sevier.
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Gastongram
Rometta Jennings
Annie Boswell
Ernestine Grant
Aileen Fowlers
Averey Burgess
Camp Sevier
Navy man to visit relatives this weekend in the city
Shubal Kirkman of the United States navy stationed in New York will arrive this evening to spend a short time with relatives. Banks Beeini, UNC student, visits from campus for the weekend to stay with his mother. Lorraine Burgess of Mount Airy and Marie Greigson of Siler City, Greensboro College for Women students, are guests of Misses Blanche and Cletus Burgess. Annie Burns has entered Duncan sanitarium for treatment.
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Shubal Kirkman
United States Navy
New York
Mr Kirkman
Atlantic
Banks Beeini
University of North Carolina
Lorraine Burgess
Mount Airy
Marie Greigson
Siler City
Greensboro College For Women
Blanche
Cletus Burgess
Annie Burns
Duncan Sanitarium
Love Confession Drives Park Walk in Horning
In Horning, Homer declares his love for Sybil and reveals jealousy over Landry’s role with Mrs. Hyde. Sybil, torn by affection for Landry and concern for her marriage, weighs Homer’s plea as he admits an all consuming passion and urges change.
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Landry
Mrs. Hyde
Homer
Sybil
Horning
Uncle
New York
Landry Jones
Rest of the Story Finds Robert Amos Returning to City
Robert Amos returns to the city from New York and the East after several days on business. Mrs. R. L. Loflin also returns from New York with spring millinery and reports brighter styles this season. The store is stocked with new spring hats and big shipments arrive daily by express.
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Robert Amos
New York
R. L. Loflin
Express
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