Mrs Rosa Rush Returns Home After Illness
Miss Rosa G. Rush, long ill at Memorial hospital, has returned home greatly improved. Mrs William C. Hammer attended the district Typotheta federation in Winston-Salem last week.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1923
Page
8
Miss Rosa G. Rush, long ill at Memorial hospital, has returned home greatly improved. Mrs William C. Hammer attended the district Typotheta federation in Winston-Salem last week.
A lively holiday carnival at Bim Street School attracted hundreds to a midway of rides, puppet shows, fortune telling and minstrel acts. Elm Street PTA funds, prizes awarded, and $200 plus raised for the school library.
In Asheboro on February 23 the Randolph Book Club and invited priests gathered at Mrs E Merris home on Satis ary street. Mrs J D Ross presided in president’s absence. Ed ward Bok life chapter read aloud. Mrs Morris served pineapple salad sandwiches coffee and olives among rose and spring flower decor. The Two Table Bridge club met at Miss Lucy Leigh Lovett's on Dix m avenue with members present and games enjoyed. Friday Afternoon Bridge club hosted by Mrs W S Ferguson on South Asheboro featured Vallentine decor and top score prize a hand painted candle box. Randolph Chapter U D C met at Mrs George Farres home with Mrs A Wiles, papers on Southern Poets and Education Before the War. Priscilla Siding circle at Mrs Clarence Hughes home in North Asheboro featured fruit salad sandwiches and coffee. Elver Richardson’s Bridge club enjoyed a full turnout and games.
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