Joint sessions planned for Woman's club departments
The literature and music departments of the Woman's Club will hold a joint session in March 14, combining programs from both departments. The joint meeting follows a decision at the previous gathering to merge for that session. Funds from recent Y M C A entertainments will support hosting state convention delegates in June. Kiwanis luncheon and public supper were well received. Miss Bertha L. Giles and John G. Prim married quietly at East Green Street Baptist parsonage. bride is Columbus Giles's daughter of High Point. The couple will reside on Cable Street after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Woman's Clup
the .B. Y. P. U. and Missionary Societies
West End
Bertha Giles
John. Pris
Bertha L. Giles
John G. Prim
East Green Street Baptist Church
Columbus Giles
High Point
Prim
Cable Street
Calendar items from local clubs and associations
Klub Kalendar notes an 8 o clock Musical Arts club meeting with Mrs F Tomlinson. Mrs G W Clark hosts United Daughters of the Confederacy at her Oakwood Court home at 2 30 p m. The Parent Teacher Association of Main Street School meets at 7 30 p m at the school with an interesting program and urging full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Club
F. Tomlinson
G. W. Clark
Oakwood Court
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Parent-Teacher Association
Main Street
Community Club
Betty Aitken Land
Greensboro
GC. C. Hayworth
Burlington
Springfield Community Club
C.B. Mattockson
Morris Street
Miss Land
Hayworth
Parent- Teacher Association
Buffalo School
Iki
Witich
Byron Hayworth
Barlington
Shalod
Miles Kate
Thomas
Winston¢ “Salem
Migs
G. A. Polack
Was. Marsh
Gamma Zeta club to hear Mrs T D Gilliam Tuesday
Mrs T D Gilliam will entertain the Gamma Zeta club Tuesday at 8 p m The choral society also meets at 8 30 this evening at Wesley Memorial church serving as a brief church and club notices summary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gilliam
Gamma Zeta Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Fortnightly Bridge Club Hosts Wednesday Meeting
Mrs J Brash will entertain the Fortnight iv' Bridge club at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs Harry Raymond on North Main street. Mrs Robert Walker hosts the meeting of the Della Taw club at 3 o'clock on Johnson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brash
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Hostess Plans and Social Tea Events
Mrs. O H Mengehiall will host a social tea at 3 oclock for Texans at her home. Rich Street hosts a separate event with Betty and others to entertain guests. The notices provide unclear details about dates and participants but indicate multiple local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Mengehiall
Net Atty
Rich
Sorosig Suna Ara Alehnieey Path
Meeting on Good Citizenship at South Main School
The grammar grades at South Main street school plan a Parent-Teacher Association program this evening at 7 30 in the auditorium featuring short addresses by Dr E K McLarty Henry Grady Owens and Harold Knapp probation officer. Geo P Wood offers a prize for the grammar grade with the highest parent attendance and a monetary prize for the high school room with the largest percentage of parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
E. K K. McLarty
Henry Grady Owens
Harold Knapp
Geo. P. Wood
Society Notes From Thomasville and Nearby Towns
A Thomasville social column lists Eunice Yerome at home in Goldsboro, David Long Jr in Charlotte with his brother Paul Long, Prof. Paul G. Newton visiting Wake Forest relatives, Julius Green and Stuart Stone in Greensboro, Miss Clayton Brown visiting Greensborо relatives, Betha Perkins Spencer in town for leisure, Mrs Flantrick and children shopping in High Point, M G Burr of Tech Point on business in town, Stella McCollum of Oxford visiting for the weekend, and orphanage events noted in the week-end scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Prof
Paul G. Newton
Wake Forest
Clayton Brown
Greensboro
Ronnie Bravia
Flantrick
Birthday party features Rook games and refreshments
William Tate Green hosted friends Friday evening for his birthday with Rook at three tables. H G West won the high score prize, Mrs Jessie Green took the booby. Mrs Green and Miss Evelyn Webb served lemon sherbet, cake and homemade candy. attendees included Kathisen Koonce Blanche Exwin Green and others from Lexington and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Tate Green
Jessa Gréén
Paul Green
W. . ‘Tamlinson
Robert Rahp
Hilton 3
West
Wesse Creen
Shell Williaméonk
Lexington
Society Leaders as Extras for Poolish Wives Premiere
Several hundred San Francisco society figures played humble extras in the film Poolish Wives to add tone to promenade scenes. The millionaire extras were raised to depict wealthy crowds along the Broadway walks next Woodneadey, Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Woodneadey
Millonaire
Montage of Monte Carlo Sets Built at Monterey for Universal Film
A vast Monte Carlo style set was constructed at Point Lobos near Monterey for a Universal film. San Francisco’s Our Hundred joined by invitation from Carl Laemmle, with wealthy Los Angeles and San Francisco society extras, populated the scene as cameras rolled amid a millionaire backdrop. Principal cast members and numerous named society figures appeared, adding glamour to the production drawn from the Monte Carlo locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monta Carlo
Universal Firm Company
Point Lobos
Monterey
California
Monte Carlo
Riverara Port
San Francisco
Our Hundred
Carl Laemmile
Universal
Golden Gate
Eric von Strohem
Ammantha “Society
Air
Joseph ‘Tobin
Raymond Armsby
Aliss Cornelia Armsby
and Mirs
Max Rothschild
Messrs
George Garritt
B. J. Morse
Harry Aunt
Prescott Scott
Clifford Weatherwax
Andrew Welch
William
Roach Problem Promoted by Basketeria Drug Co Ad
Mrs. Carter reports roaches thick in her kitchen eating wallpaper and paper from the wall. The Basketeria and Maan Drug Co advertise Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder with a claim to quick relief and box pricing at 0c and 25c in a local ad.
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Bray Cave
Lee
Ygee Sea
Klub Kalendar
Suesday
Yuttong Flower Shop
Greensborough Point
Tarent
Shelof
John Walker
A. Pollock
Charles Teague
Forrest Murray
Wenneeth Denny
R. B. Terry
J. 8
Welborn
Carter Fulton
Comer -Covington
3En Hbore
Tom Powell
Dgerette Marsh
Wade Marsh
Frank Hunsucker
RB. FP. Auntley, Jr
Winston-Salem
van Sheetz
RB. Tucker
Ouldin
Violet Johnson
Aliss ‘Aye Huntley
Winston- Salem
Nellie Muse
Hate, Thomas
Carmel Rothrock
Clarke
Russell Willianson, Jr
Russell
Charlotte
Clay Ring
Kernersville
City
R. A. Sheloff
Greesnhoro
Chira Hubbard
Boedlah Spencer
Reidsville
Harvey Ticeaid
Bil Chandler
Tieva ‘Hedrick
Lenoir
Annie Beck
A. Beck
EL. V. Grant
Paul
Jacksonville
C. By Mattocks
Grantodamo
Raleigh
Geddy Garland
R. T. Chappell
Garland Chappell
Edwin Chappell
Keensboro
Miss Petty. Aiken - Land
David Long, Jr
Charlotta Wiiting Hiss
Paul Long
Julius Green
Stuart Stone
Betha Perkins
Or Spencer
Bangala
Stella
MicCollum
Oxford
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Cantain J. Preedimen
Sh Aw
Sadia Duir
Luthar Convat
R. PL. Murphy
U High Point
B Zimmerman
Indianapolis
Ind
Tandy
Mill
Enterprise
Turkey
Dial
Wayoer
Mix
Esh Hopking
Bernard
Ford
Bipinde ‘Gilizney
Ferdinand
Lote
George Cameron
Vincent
Whitney
Arthur
Hil Vincent
James .Hopper
Jane
Selby
Hayne
Anne Peters
Elizabeth
George
Isabel
Chase
Edith Chesborough
Ruth Hobart
Constance
Hart
The
American Tobacco
Industrial Electric Ca
Uo Star Ba
Pulos
J. A. Owen
National Machine and Electric
Miss . Biste Gates
Monmouth Ilinois College Conservatory
South Main ‘St
L. W. Bowlin
Phono
Gude
North Carolina
Arnold
Avalon
Red Bell Shoe
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