Red Cross January activities at High Point chapter
The High Point American Red Cross reports January activity approved by the executive committee. The record lists sewing output, including 176 bed shirts and 203 bandages, 44 sweaters and 100 fracture pillows packed, plus 67 fracture pillows turned in by Archdale branch and 7 pajama suits from Archdale colored branch. Membership rose to 1237 with 15 new members in January. Donations and packing totals are shown, along with volunteers and local residents noted in city visits and motor parties.
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High Point
The
American Red Cross
Archdale Branch
Residents travel and military notes from High Point area
A stream of local residents visited Greensboro and nearby towns for short stays and business. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith and families, Dr. Owen Smith, G. A. Arthur from Fair view Kennels, Sam Calvert of Statesville, and Captain James W. Welch returning after an honorable discharge for rheumatics. Others enjoyed visits with friends, funerals, and hospital referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Welch
United States Army
Welch
Greensboro Visitors Spend Evening in City
Dr and Mrs Charles RB Rieves of Greensboro visited the city with Mr and Mrs M S Satterwhite and children also from Greensboro spending a few hours in the city last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. S. Satterwhite
Greensboro
Social Visitors From Asheboro and Raleigh Tour Greensboro
Mrs. Earl Craver and Mrs. A M Ferree of Asheboro visited Greensboro on Saturday afternoon. M L Yates of Raleigh and T F Yates of Winston-Salem were in High Point yesterday with their parents on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Craver
A. M. Ferree
Asheboro
Greensboro
M. L. Yates
Raleigh
T. F. Yates
Winston-Salem
High Point
Henryl Yates
South Main Street
Local visitors and guests from several towns
T M Yates with brother Winston Slaem visited briefly before returning to Raleigh. Mr and Mrs John A Lindsay and son John A Jr spent yesterday in Lexington as guests of Robert A Sills and family of Greensboro. Charles Thompson visited Winston-Salem for a few days as a guest of relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cobb
Greensboro Road
Hoon
Dale Starbuck
Alr
Mrs. Fraser
Greensboro
Mrs. Hiatt Grissom
Aieensboro
City
J. C. Morris
C. A. Kellenberger
G. W. Whitsett
A. I. Tate
West Broad Street
Eva Long
R. G. Little
Robert Amos
New York
Col. H. Montague and
Winston-Salem
John Carroll
Camp Sevier
S. C
Jarvis Smothers
Br. G. Gilmer and
Greenseve
W. G. Shipman
C. A. Beck
Mr. Beck
Davidson County
Richard Milton
W. M. Tucker
Steele Street
H. ©. Perkins
Burlington
J. J. Chernault
T. M. Yates
Winston Slaem
Raleigh
John A. Lindsay
John A., Jr
Lexington
Robert A. Sills
Boro
Charles Thompson
Percy V. Kirkman
J. B. Clement
J. Noodson
Mweod Hotel
Newport News Va
Sadie Marie Powell
Winston, Salem
Annie Sharpe
Wishart Undertakes Extended Texas Business Tour
A. T. Wishart departed Saturday for an extended business tour visiting Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Wishart
Texas
Miss Bonnie Bristow Visits Greensboro Guest Day
Miss Bonnie Bristow is spending today in Greensboro as the guest of her relatives. She plans to attend local events and meet friends while in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bristow
Greensboro
Elis Family Returns to Trinity After Winter in Wilkesboro
Mr and Mrs W F Elis and their children, who had lived in North Wilkesboro during the winter, have returned to Trinity to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Broaddus
Birmingham
Ala
A. A. Holton
W. F. Elis
North Wilkesboro
Trinity
Mrs Wood Returns to Trinity After Winter in High Point
Mrs. F. H. Wood returns to Trinity to reside after spending the winter months with relatives in High Point.
Local residents and visitors parade through city scenes
Miss Myrtle Klutz departs for New York for the Ys opening. Rev Dr Barnhardt of Greensboro and family visited after city events. Many Greensboro Winston Salem residents, business visitors, and friends attended in High Point and Lexington with notable travelers from Asheboro Knoxville and Danville. Mentions of campaigns and conventions reference trade at home efforts and education leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Klutz
New York
Mr and Mrs Charles Amos Visit Greensboro
Mr and Mrs Charles L Amos spent a few hours in Greensboro yesterday. They were seen strolling downtown and visiting local shops before departing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Woodruff
Greensboro
J. P. Rawley
Charles L. Amos
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RED Cross Chapter
Knitting Committee
Oi Cues Settee
Packing and Shipping Committee
Jodie Howard
Ri. M. Clapp
Mrs. Hill Hunter
Eric Stewart
Kernersville
Chapter
Henry Kimel
Frank Delafley
Greens
Bere
R. B. Terry
A. B. Hutt
Broadway
Woman's Cub
Elks
R. M. Andrews
Grace Methodist Protestant Church
Rena Little
Nell Lambeth
Thomasville
Tom Sumner
Mary Boone Neely
Eva Wall
Wintson-Salem
Tex Freeman
Chevis Montgomery
Ray T Hauser
Winston- Salem
WH. A. Cecil
H. C. Massey
Richmond
al Moffit
C. F. Welch
Will Currie
Shabal Kirkman
United States Navy
Mrs
W. T. Kirkman
Fred Kirkman
Asheville
Sidney Perry
Benee Robertson
Clay Ring
J. J. Allen
W. S. Hammell
Greensoro
Louise Tngram
Venetia Smith
New Spring Millinery
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Owen Smith
G. A. Arthur
Party
Fairview Kennels
Sam Calvert
Statesville
Mrs.b.s Cummings
Mrs. Elser Daub
Mr. Daub
Frank Henley
Blacksburg
5. C
A. R. Williamson
L. J. Ingram
Fred Ingram
Mirs
J. Albert Hart
W. G. Bradshaw
Edith Bradshaw
Isaac Fiddler
Elmer Shields
Mrs. W. Chase Idol
Linda Barnes
Jamestown High School
Phillip Silver
High Point Hospital
Emily Lambert
Luther Fletcher
al. Moffitt
H. Harris
David Harris
J. W. Harriss
Lamar McCallum
Mount Airy
C. Seawell
Re Koenig
P. H. Johnson
Edna Potter
Jamestown
John R. Peacock
John Raper
Oscar L. Smith
Walnut Cove
Charles RB. Rieves
Thomson
la Camille
Thomson’s
Thomsons
F. H. Wood
Retaives
Barnhardt
Willi Charles
Mather
R. C. Cha
George and
Richard Nissen
Winton-Salem
Mrs C. Charles
Re. W. W. Stanley
Reenshore
McCrary
C. S. Lippencott
Eventon
R. W. Crews
W. B. Henry
Tarboro
Ola Stephenson
Guilford County
J. J. Farriss
Henry W. Wharton
Annie Hodson
F. C. Greed
Danville, Va
Cecil Holt
Eeton Barbee
Cornelius Jacoby
Knoxville, Tenn
William London
South Carolina
Georgia
London
Columbia
Augusta Ja
Ach Point
W. A. Daves
Mrs. C. Aecil
Hillsboro
J. A. Jones
Griffin, Ga
A . R. Myatt
Atlantic City
N. J
Richard
Charles R. Hayworth
H. R. Breese
Maude Kerner
Euest of Friends
O. L. Sapp
Busi
Ness
Allen
Fisk
Beavans
Express
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