Society Notes and Club Meetings Highlight Local Life
A society page reports on a charity event with prizes donated by local merchants and prizes won by Miss May Graham and others, followed by a death in Ansonville that calls several relatives to attend. Upcoming meetings include the High Point Chapter UDC at Mrs. Fred A. Thomas's home, Mardi Carte club, and the Music-Literature department of the Woman's club at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fred A. Thomas
West Farris Avenue
J. A. Hart
S. CG. Clark
J. A. Mizelle
T. M. Stanton
J. W. Chandler
The
Woman's Club
Country Club
Little Theater
Gleaners Sunday School Class Grows in High Point
The Gleaners Sunday school class of the First Presbyterian Church in High Point expanded from three members in 1920 to one hundred sixty today. The group maintains elected officers every six months, supports Barnum Springs orphanage Foreign Missions and local charities, and fosters Heart Sisters year round. Music remains a highlight with J Gurney Briggs as musical director and S E Tucker as longtime teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleanere
First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
KE. Tucker
Gleaners
Barnum Springs
Foreign Missions
Florence O’beirne
John O’beirne
J. Gurney Briggs
The
Nat Walker
S. E. Tucker
T. J. Gold
P.H. Dalton
Elizabeth Lindsay
Martha Louise Pierce
T. R. Carwichael
Mary Rogers
Evelyn Gallant
S. E B. Tucker
R. W. Riggins
Myrtle Titman
H. A. Ritchie
F. G. Barbee
N. S. Sttrewall
Kathleen Shelton
Mrs John Sheloff Hosts Card Party For Baltimore Guests
Mrs John C Sheloff entertained at her North Main street home honoring her mother Mrs Elizabeth Covington and Mrs Joseph A Sutton of Baltimore. High score won by Mrs John Welborn. consolation to Mrs Allen Austin. Guests included Mrs Ed Freeze Mrs Dan Schroder and Miss Margaret Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sicklove
John C. Sheloff
North Main Street
Elizabeth Covington
Joseph A. Sutton
Baltimore
Sheloff
John Welborn
Allen Austin
Sutton
Covington
Helen Marie Sheloff
Elizabeth Cov
Ed Steele
Hobart St. Olam
A. Shergod
Robert Sheloff
Robert Sechrest
Taplin
John Pickett
Ed Freeze
Dan Schroder
Margaret Sloan
R. M. Cooksey
Fisher Ferry Street
Reece Harville
George Finck
Ralph Wilson
Austin Finch
C. H. Newby
E. H. Mahone
George Finch
Treva Leonard
West Sixth Street
Louise Revelle
Frances Kirkman
Mildred Clodfelter
Margaret Grimes
Grace Williams
Kathleen Sink
Annie Lee Bolick
Mildred Leonard
Lacy Hancock
Clyde Leonard
J. M. Lowe
Lawrence and
Coy Weaver
Social notes of local residents traveling and visiting
Yesterday morning Roland T Holton returned from Boston after a week away. Several couples plan weekend trips by motor to Georgia and Florida, including Mr and Mrs Jack Arthur. Others arrived home or prepared to travel from Wilson Asheville Richmond Grand Rapids Greensboro High Point Chapel Hill and St Augustine. College students from Duke NC State and UNC attended mid winter dances while local residents hosted guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Arthur
Georgia
Florida
Grace Wilson
High Point Route Two
Richmond, Va
Mrs. Lambeth Hosts Thomasville Luncheon Honors Brides
A Thomasville midday gathering at Arlam the home of Mrs Frank S Lambeth featured a luncheon for four brides Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth Mrs Alvah Boyles Mrs George Finch and Mrs Nat Walker. The event included a drawn room display with white carnations red roses a U S flag and a patriotic table setting for sixteen. A three course luncheon followed with violet boutonnieres for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Arlam
Frank S. Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
Alvah Boyles
George Finch
Nat Walker
United States
Washington
J. F. Kirk
Charles F. Lambeth
John RR. Meyers
J. W. Lambeth
G. M. Hoover
J. E. Lambeth
Archibald Johnson
M. L. Kesler
C. H. Phillips
W. W. Rankin
Eleanor Rankin
Durham
Boutonieres
Lexington social calendar shows bridge party and club events
Mrs. Joe V. Moffitt hosted a bridge party with 14 guests at her West Second avenue home. Dinners followed by bridge, prizes awarded for high and low cuts. Other gatherings included Mrs. EF Timberlake hosting the Funeral Benefit Board, Mrs. W. H. Phillips hosting the Club of the Twelve, and several small group socials at homes on Main and West streets with conversations on art, Stratford Hall, and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Welch of
Matthews
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Shee Mu
Enterprise
Lexington
Joe V. Moffitt
West Second Avenue
Bridge Club
Mary Louise
Betsy Moffitt
Perle Moffitt
W. O. Burgin
B. H. Finch
C. J. McCoy
Mary Raper
Sara Gulley
O. J. McCoy
Mary Trice
EF. A. Timberlake
West First Avenue
State Funeral Benefit Board
The
Hugh G. Mitchell
Statesville
W. H. Phillips
South Main Street
G. W. Mountcastle
J. T. Lowe
Gallimore Guest Leaves for Johnstown Home
Mrs. A. Owens, longtime guest of her daughter Mrs. R. Db. Moffitt, has departed after several weeks in the area and plans to reside in Johnstown Pennsylvania in the future. Previously she was an ardent resident of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Lambeth
Durham
W. W. Rankin
Arrest of Tucker at Pine Level improvised bar during fiddlers contest
Federal prohibition officers arrested Tucker M W near a Pine Level schoolhouse after he dispensed corn whiskey from an improvised bar. Officers found a tub of cracked ice and soft drinks used for drinks, and observed a purchase before the arrest. The incident followed an old time fiddlers contest as rain record data from Baguio is noted in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ana
Monrde
Tucker
Pine Level
Aukga County
Cers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Simmons
W. C. Jones
T. A. Hancock
Ansonville
Hancock
BE. G. Waddell
E. W. Hancock
W. C. Turnage
Helron Edwards
Stephen D. Ashe
Craige Hancock
Waddell
Mardi Carte Club
Jesse Harris
Fea
Monogram
J. P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens
High Point’s Junior Department Store
P. E. Moore
Moore
J. W. Chappeleau
Mr. Chappeleau
Roanoke
Roland T. Holton
Boston
C. F. Tomlinson
Wilson
Z. J. Walser
Asheville
A. B. Long
Rufus B. Davis
W. Banner Davis
Sam A. Denny
Mobile
Ala
Ruth Coffield
Reidsville
Annie Hill Sharpe
Tom Dempster
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Mrs
A. 8. Newsome
Hamilton Street
Lena Grissom
Greensboro
Elva Pennington
Carlton Kirkman
St. Augustine, Fla
P. V. Kirkman
West Broad Street
C. M. Morris
Kansas City, Mo
W. L. Walton
Adelaide McAnally
University of North Carolina
William J. McAnally
Albert A. Mendez
New York City
William Bradshaw
Hardie
New York
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Charlotte Grimes
Eva Hackney
Washington, D. C
Lucille Hassell
Wilmington
Chapel Hill
Frank Kearns
Carter Farriss
Duke University
John Herndon
E. W. Freeze, Jr
North Carolina State College
Lawrence Pickett
Garland McPherson
Richard Marshall
University
Mrs. Lambeth
John R. Myers
Lola Crotz
Raymond Rothrock
M. E. Circuit Church
South Thomasville
Seymour Taylor
M. R. Rothrock
Fra Rothrock
Paul Rothrock
Tom Grubb
Crotz
FE. H. Mahone
Moore Street
BE. L. Webb
O. R. Hodgin
Alliene Hoover
Mahone
Fayetteville
Mrs. Finch
BE. H. Mahone and Son
Hamlet
Frances Myers
Ethel Mae Boggs
Richmond
Ray Shephard
Charles W. Freeman
Northwestern University
Chicago
R. C. Marsh
Guilford General Hospital
W. W. Rankin, Jr
Missé
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Priscilla Lambeth
Dan Watson
Riverton
Lawrence Thomas
Winston-Salem
D. R. Thomas
Tennille, Ga
East Main Street
Little Paul Green, Jr
Highland Avenue
Elsie Gates
Washington St
Joe Moffitt
Milton Hedrick
Lexington Airport
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis Highway
Stratford Hall
Lee's
J. C. Bower
Raleigh
Frances Thompson
Ann Carter Marsh
Virginia Rogers
Salisbury
Ethel
Ens Stoerter
Udio
Taylor
Childrens
Fiddlers Conventi
Baguio
Philippine Islands
Leo Byrums
Acme School OF the Dance
N. Mail
Dalton
Florist
Montheu Ave
Opp
H. P. College
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