Local Society Notes and Weddings Highlight Community Life
Mrs. Ruffin shows improved condition at Park Street home. Mr and Mrs Coffield host bridge for Mrs Lyman Redding. Ladies Aid to elect officers at First Methodist Protestant church. Mr and Mrs Isaac Fidler entertain at New Year dinner for guests including Van Bennetz and Coxs. Dinner Bridge club hosts radio party at North Main Street home with Millis as hostess. Myatt Herndon weds T D Cox. couple reside with Mrs Lawrence. Miss Allie Smith of Ashboro and James Ryan of High Point announce quietly solemn wedding in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
Hammond
Wrenn Street
H. A. Moffitt
Fred Younts
G. Kh. Reynolds
Ant
Fidler
Isaac Fidler
Ann
van Bneetz
T. D. Cox
Bah
van Rheetz
J. Cummins
Thelma Cummins
Harbert Cox
Isaac Idler
Allie Smith
Ashboro
James Thomas Ryan
High Point
Charle Smith
Alice Josephine
Greensboro
N. C
Paul Burns
Walter Matthews
Oif
Virginia
Harald
Whitney Hyan
Valiey Llies
Ryan
Laco
Charles F. Smith
Ashpero
National Council of Furni Ke Associations
Local clubs schedule Thursday gatherings and events
The W. O. T. club hosts a 3 30 visit by Mrs. Owen Smith at her John son street home. The Business and Professional Woman's club meets at 7 30 at the Y W I. A. The Order of the Eastern Star holds a night of fun at the Masonic hall at 7 30. The Woman's club regular meeting is at 5 at the Y hut. Thursday events include Over the Teacups at 3 at Oakwood Court hosted by Mrs T J Gold, Sorosis at 3 hosted by Mrs J Elwood Cox, Cornelian club at 3 hosted by Mrs W L Hargett, Gamma Zeta regular meeting at 3 with hostess Mrs H S Coffield at Lindsay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J
Gold
Oakwood Court
J. Elwood
Cox
Sorosis
W. L. Hargett
Gamma Zeta Club
H. S. Coffield
Lindsay Street
Delightful Beta Pi club bridge in Harmon home
Miss Katherine Harmon hosted Beta Pi club to honor last month’s bride Mrs Lyman Redding. Guests enjoyed evergreen decor, ten bridge tables, high score winner Nellie Muse, prizes of lingerie and silk handkerchiefs, plus silver salt spoons for the guest of honor and hospitality by Mrs Charles Hauser and Mrs B Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harmon
Katherine Harmon
Beta Pi Club
Lyman Redding
Evergreens
Holly
Miss Hlarman
Bridge
Nellie Muse
Redding
Charles Hauser
B. €. Harmon
Everette Marsh Jr
Wade Marsh
Oliver Causey
Comer Covington
Ben Moore
Forrest Murray
Mabel Boyd
Lacie Sherrod
Lucy Neal Carr
Ruth Moffitt
Clyde Cox
Stellla Norman
Delphine Holder
Lillian Harris
Margaret Rankin
Wood
Iris Burrus
Roland Holton
Lorraine Burress
H. J. Cofffield
M. Houser
Hanmon
Miss Harmon to Resume Studies at Corder College Baltimore
Miss Katherine Harmon will return to Corder College Baltimore tomorrow to resume studies for the new year. Charles Jones left yesterday for Weaverville College to begin studies. William Jones left for Tennessee to support, while Miss Ethel Miller returns to Rowland to continue piano instruction at Emma Blair School. F. H. Gray returns from Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pierce return home to Denton after visiting their daughter Mrs. J. M. Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harmon
Corder College
Baltimore
Charles Jones
Weaverville College
Weaverville
Ethel Miller
Rowland
Emma Blair
Social and Club Roundup in Thomasville
Thomasville society notes record visits by Grady Williams of Chicago and J A Green's daughter in Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem guests. Local nurses Eliga Luck and Annette Niass at City Memorial join Marie Jones for a Wednesday afternoon visit. A young men dance at the dancesin club with ten couples and many stags, chaperoned by Will and Mrs Peace, closing with peaches fruitcake. Out of town guests include Lorraine Burgess High Point Jennie May Fife Greensboro Ola Mason Charlotte. W H Tudor and son Percy spend weekend in Leaksville visiting Tudor's aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Eliga Luck
Annette Niass
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Marie Jones
Eangsins Club
Will Peace
Erriaa
Lorraine Burgess
High Joint
Jennie May Fife
Greensboro
Ola Mason
Charlotte
Four Treylee Rebels Executed by Free State
A London dispatch reports that four rebels arrested in the Treylee district were executed today by the free state. Named are Matthew Moroney Thos Devane Cornelius Casey and Dermot O Con AOT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ansotated Press
Eveing Standard
Treylee
Free State
Matthew Moroney
Thos. Devane
Cornelius Casey
Dermot O’con- Aot
Artists Claim Left Face More Beautiful in Photo Portraits
A survey of artists and photographers finds that a woman’s face is generally judged more attractive when viewed from the left side. The claim highlights perception biases and study observations across several studios.
Chicago uses third degree psychology on Foster case
Chicago reports describe a police psych interrogation project dubbed the third degree. Over 98 hours detectives press Foster with questions while Mrs Trostell’s fate and stains on his coat dominate the inquiry as truth slowly surfaces.
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Chicago
Albens
Kate Mitchell Trostell
Michael Hughes
Foster
Hughes
Evesin
Horses Overfed at Christmas Strain Philadelphia Hospitals
In Philadelphia during the holidays the Pennsylvania SPCA warned against overfeeding horses. Ambulances rushed horses to hospitals as twenty plus animals suffered paralysis, filling University of Pennsylvania veterinary wards amid mild weather and holiday cheer.
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Philadelpria
Pennsylvania Society For the’ Prevention of Crich
Variou
University of Pennsylvania
Gcengl
Greb Wins Newspaper Decision Over Roper in 10 Rounds
Pittsburg reports Harry Greb of Pittsburgh defeated Bob Hover of Roanoke Va in a ten round newspaper decision. Greb weighed 164 pounds while Hover was 158 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greb
Roper
Pittsburgh
Harry Greg
Bob Hover
Roanoke
Death of Mitchell Ran Waf ford in Danville
The body of Mitchell Ran Waf ford aged four was sent to Southmont for funeral and interment after a diphtheria illness. The item notes a large 1922 business in Danville and 864 marriage licenses issued in the year, up from 761 in 1921, with more North Carolina residents marrying here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wafford
Boroiisw Wattoms
Phareston Street
Southmont
Aay Waldings
Danville
Cuid
The Chinese never boil but road
The fragmentary text offers no clear event or named entities. It reads as garbled OCR with vague references to China and a road, lacking actionable details or context for a coherent summary.
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Myatt Herndon
W. EB. Scarbord
P. W. Lawrence
Route 2
International Construction Co
Algie Smieth
J.P. Ryan
Killub Kalend
Woman's Club
Priday
Moffitt Furnishing Company
The
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Traffic League
Whillem Jones
Surport, Tenn
F. H. Gray
Portsmouth
Sociiggtyy
Thomasville
Grady Wiliams
W. T. Green
J. A. Green
F. Hayden
My. Oliver
BR. Cy Bernau, Jr
John &. Myers
Clarice
Theresa Welhorn
Mrs
Luther Grimes
Ernest Bennett
W. H. Tudor and Son
Percy
Leaksville
Mr. Tudor
Annis Helene Norwood
Ipswich
Mass
43 Powers
Paris
France
Republic
Wille
CREO
Senate Commission
Pe Ag
Uy Bauer
Neas
Zitshol
Annapips
Fumante
Chivase
Dy Roy Gibbons
Hushes
Bester
Vostell
Ivan
Ted
Policr
Waplord Child Bor
Spert SL Quality Shoe Store
Ace
Phat
Red Bell Shoe Store
Patties
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