Doris Johnson Hosts Junior Etude Club Meeting
The Junior Etude Music Club met with Doris Johnson on Colonial Drive for a program arranged by Betsy Yow and Susannah Matthews. The event featured songs, poems, readings, and a contest, with refreshments served by Mrs. J. A. Johnson and Doris. Forty or more attended the Paderewski concert in Winston with a large turnout from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etude Music
Doris Johnson
Colonial Drive
Betsy Yow
Susannah Matthews
George Washington
George Washes
Frances Holton
Waring Smith, Jr
Frances Joyner
Father of Our Country
Doris Koones
Evelyn Smith
Katherine Jane Ryan
Sone
Catherine Jane Ryan
J. A. Johnson
Doris
Tom Short
Betty Ann
Joe Johnson
Paderewski
Winston
Chopin
Minnie Atkins Edwards
Earnhardt
Edwards
Genevieve Moore
Sarah Snyder
Mary Tiptoh
George
J. H. Adams
R. B. Terry
Ernestine Vuncatinon
Mae Williams
Luzy Eshelman
J. T. Ryan
B. T. Yow
Betsy Perry Yow
Jacksie Brooks
Linda Connelly
Margaret York
Albert Hart, Jr
Willis Blane
Henry Ferree
Otteray Drive
Washington
Annie Scott Garrett
Miss Boyd
Hampton Hubbard
Henry
Bill Ferrer
Serv Dieicots
Dorothy Miller
Mildred
Esther Marie Free
Artie Pearl Hiatt
Billy Lindsay
Edward Sales
C Garrett Anne Scott Garrett
Hampton
Social Calendar Notes From High Point Clubs
A selection of club meetings is listed for Monday to Friday in High Point. The schedule includes United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters at North Main and West Point avenues, a Duke personality lecture on banking, garden clubs, Masonic and church activities, and a Calvary Philathea class gathering at 7 30 p m. at 1401 Ragan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Laura Vétnon
Joseph Snider
West Point Avenue
Albert
Keister
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Weeley Memorial Church
First Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
ESDAY
Narée
Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
Ernest Seean
Duke University
Woman's Club
Gratton Foy
Rockford Road
Salem College
W. J. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Bimery Wood
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
F. A. Bar
Fo Hueeans E Deatarbare
West Priery
Calvary Philathea
Calvary M. B. Church
C. L
Ragan Street
Worth P Laughlin's Mother Sought by Veterans Hospital
Officials of Andrew Jackson post No. 87, American Legion, received a request from the Veterans Hospital in Augusta Georgia asking aid to locate the mother of Worth P Laughlin. The veteran has been out of contact for years and is reported seriously ill with an acute pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Veterans Hospital
Augusta
Worth P
Sike
Worth P. Laughlin
Notable Names Listed in Local Social Gossip
The fragment lists individuals Shirley Silver Hubbard Betty Baunders Ruth Willard Betsy Dean Wagger and Henry Ferree among readers and neighbors mentioned in the community column.
Local Residents Return From Visits and Trips
Mrs. W. H. Gibson returned from Booneville after a weekend with her mother Mrs. M. J. Woodhouse. Mrs. Seberti Perry came back from Springfield Ohio after a two week stay with her parents Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Allery. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houpe and their young daughter Betty Lou were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
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W. H. Gibson
Booneville
M. J. Woodhouse
Mrs. Seberti Perry
Springfield
Dr. and
Mra. G. C. Allery
Mrs
Harvey Houpe
Betty Lou
Mra
Mecklenburg Dog Bill Causes Senate Stir In North Carolina
Mecklenberg County’s dog bill to license Charlotte’s dog doctor faced senate scrutiny and a procedural ruse by Senator Kirkpatrick. The bill, framed to aid a local practitioner, was killed then revived in a disguised form and stalled again in the House calendar amid laughter and controversy.
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Fhureau
Walter Fotes
Raleigh
Alsthough
Kirkpatrick
Feneral Assembly
House
Mecklenburg
Senate
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Chatham County
A A Baldi
Senator How Ell Stricken With Pneumonia in Washington
Senator Robert B HowEll of Nebraska is seriously ill with pneumonia at Walter Reed hospital in Washington. The report notes his condition as critical and medical staff monitor his respiration and treatment.
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Washington
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Walter Reed Hospital
Creomulsion Claims Quick Cure for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for bronchial infections. It promises a money back refund if any cough or cold persists despite use, claiming seven proven ingredients and no narcotics.
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Club News
Johnson
Johnson Street School
Vey Paylor
Wade Kennedy
Miss Beulah
Lila Kennedy
Delmar Kennédy
Kivett Drive
Loma Webb
Mary and
Bobby
Leona Lucas
Pisgah
Mallie Lucas
Lillington
Odis Shyder
Greensboro
Fanny
Moffitt
Clyde White
Lewis White
Statesville
Mrs. van Dusenbury
Granby Street
Presbyterian Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Éreshing
Welock
Elm Street
Ar Editorium
Patent-Teacher Association of
Veigh Hutchison
Scrial Horse
Bill
North Carolina
Southern Public Utilities CO
Hyman’s
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