Junior Division No 1 Missionary Society Meeting
Misses Gwendolyn and Thelma Cummins hosted a Wesley Memorial church Junior Division No 1 meeting. Mary Museneyy was elected president and led a devotional on What It Means to Be Christ's Friend. Three new members enrolled. old members listed. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Museney
Christ
Thalia Copeland
Bess Davis
Frances Eshelman
Margaret Gurley
Dorothy Hoskins
Jessie Kearns
Edna Kearns
Helen Marsh
Annie Carter Marsh
Mary Muse
Alice Pitts
Janie Redding
Mamie Frances Stamey
Dorothy Stamey
Lo's Smith
Marjorie Tate
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Elizabeth Jones
Mary Myatt
Emma Nance
Nell Adams
Thelma and Gwendolyn Cummins
Fred Ingram
Entertains for Daughter Adele Wineskie at Home
Mrs Frank Wineskie hosted a Friday luncheon at the Wineskie home on North Main Street High Point in honor of her daughter Adele Wineskie spending the holidays after attending Ward Belmont Nashville Tenn A four course dinner followed a theatre party with intimate guests Iris Burrus Josephine Wood Juanita Moffit Mae Kirkman Vera King Mary Harmon Lucile Sherrod and Fiora Mae Holliday all from South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Wineskie
High Point
Ward-Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Wineskie
Wineskde
North Main Street
Iris Burrus
Josephine Wood
Juanita Moffit
Mae Kirkman
Vera King
Mary Harmon
Lucile Sherrod
Fiora Mae Holliday
South Carolina
Large share of examined children found deficient
London December 5. The chief medical officer reports that among 533 400 children outside London examined in 1918, 259 000 or 48.5 percent were found defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Education
Birth announcement for Ful ton daughter
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ful ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank Fulton
Poetry lecture highlights joint club meeting in Greensboro
The Greensboro Woman's club and Reviewer's club hosted a joint session with the High Point Woman's club guest. Miss Martha Winfield spoke on Contemporary poetry with readings by Louise Alexander, featuring Pavlova, The Opera House and The Blue Valentine, followed by a social with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Reviewer's Club of
Greensboro
High Point Woman's Club
O. Henry
D'Hardelot
Rogers
Louise Alexander
Martha Winfield
Pavlova
Amy Lowell
Opera House
Greensboro Daily News
Vestry to Meet at St Mary's Episco pal Church
The vestry of St Marys Episcopal Church will hold its first meeting of the new year at 7 39 tonight in the Elk s home parlor. A full attendance is desired as plans for 1920 will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Elk
Monkey Fur Hats Captivate Atlantic Shops
A quaint brown antique hat with a single monkey fur tail hangs over the brim, capturing attention as a popular item seen crossing seas to American shops. The design shows a simple, elegant silhouette focused on the distinctive fur tail as its sole ornament.
Personal News From Roland Park and Nearby
Joseph Weaver Jr. has improved from pneumonia at his home in Roland Park. Dr and Mrs H B Hiatt and their two children Billie and Houston left for Florida for several weeks. Tess Riddick returned to Burlington after holidays with relatives in High Point. A S Baker, visiting in High Point at Mrs J M S Salsbury's home in Roland Park, left for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weaver, Jr
Roland Park
H. B. Hiatt
Billie Hiatt
Houston
Florida
Tess Riddick
High Point
Burlington
A. S. Baker
Mrs. E. E. White Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. E. E. White, guest of Mrs. H. W. NecCain on Johnson Street, has returned to her Greensboro home after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. White
Social News From Winston-Salem and High Point
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher returns home to Winston-Salem after a brief visit with Miss Lucille Pickens. Wyatt A. Pickens plans to leave tomorrow for school after holidays with his mother. Mrs C C Barnhardt hosts Ruth Plunkett Myrtle and Flora Williams for the weekend in High Point before they return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fletcher
Winston- Salem
Lucille Pickens
Wyatt A. Pickens
Ruth Plunkett
Myrtle
Flora Williams
High Point
C. C. Barnhardt
Johnson Street
Greensboro
Student to Resume Studies at Peabody Conservatory
As the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Wilson she expects to leave tonight for Baltimore where she will resume her studies at the Peabody conservatory of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Wilson
Baltimore
The
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Miss Vera King and Cicero Garner Visit Miss Edith Hill
Miss Vera King of Pleasant Garden and Cicero Garner of Elon College have been visiting Miss Edith Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera King
Pleasant Garden
Cicero Garner
Elon College
Edith Hill
Student Frank Bacon Visits Relatives in High Point
Frank Bacon of Newton, a State university student, is visiting relatives in High Point today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bacon
Newton
The
State University
High Point
Miss Mariana White Heads to Guilford College
Miss Mariana White departed yesterday after the holidays in High Point to begin studies at Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana White
Guilford College
High Point
Kerensky Sidelined in London Beefs and Beans Row
Gregory Zilbourg, former Labor Secretary in Kerensky’s regime, told Intercollegiate Socialist Society delegates at Greenwich House Barrow Street that Kerensky is living poorly in a London beef and beanery. He likened Kerensky's plight to a shared fate with the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gregory Zilbourg
Kerensky
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Greenwich House
Barrow Street
Miss Josephine Wood Returns to Greensboro College
Miss Josephine Wood returns to Greensboro to resume her studies at Greensboro College for Women this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Wood
Greensboro
Greensboro College For Women
Katherine Harmon Returns to Guilford After Holidays
Miss Katherine Harmon has returned to Guilford after spending the holidays at home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harmon
Guilford
Visitors and Residents Keep High Point Busy Over Holidays
Philadelphia businessman Joel Blair spends days in High Point on business. Greensboro visitor Fred Phipps stops by. Raleigh visitors J F Hobb and Mr. and Mrs. Henderson from Detroit are guests. Teachers and relatives from Gibsonton Newport News Union Cross Meridian Mississippis towns join locals for holidays and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Blair
Philadelphia
High Point
Ray Henderson
Detroit, Michigan
Demand for Carpenter-Beckett Films Stuns World
From across the globe, including London on January 5, buyers clamor for the Carpenter Becket film of the brief 74 second bout. Producers say America bans fight reels, so US audiences remain untapped while the film is extended with training camp scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Globe
America
Crimson Declines Harvard Game on California Trip
The Washington state college football team that beat Oregon this season sought a Harvard matchup, but the Crimson grid ders will play only the Oregon game during the California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Oregon
Harvard
Crimson
California
Elaborate rag bag for costumes described with jet beadwork
An economical design uses black material or an old sealskin to create a semi oval bag. Jet beads are applied on silk or velvet in bands with a beaded tassel and four bead chains tied to a ring and wrist band for a costume accessory.
One Third Of Steel Workers Remain On Strike
Pittsburgh reports that about 100000 steel workers still strike from the 850000 estimated total. Carnegie Steel and independents run mills and furnaces with near normal force while strike relief and canteens assist the needy. W Z Foster heads headquarters gathering returns as plans for the future are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel Company
W. Z. Foster
National Steel Strike Committee
Lords to hear murder case on appeal of Beard
The House of Lords will hear a murder case on Tuesday in a historic first for modern times. Arthur Beard, a nightwatchman at Carfield Mills Hyde Lancashire, was convicted at Chester Assizes for the murder of Ivy Wood, a thirteen year old girl. The Court of Criminal Appeal reduced the verdict to manslaughter with twenty years penal servitude. The Lords will decide on the Crown appeal challenging the manslaughter ruling over drunkenness affecting mental condition. Beard will be informed in prison and may attend if he wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Court of Criminal Appeal
Arthur Beard
Chester Assizes
Beard
Carfield Mills
Hyde
Lancashire
Ivy Wood
Lords
Dempsey Busy With Film Work Delays Carpentier Bout
Los Angeles January 5 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion spent the day on motion pictures and referred all questions about a proposed 45 round match to his manager Jack Kearns Kearns said the bout would be held in Tijuana under James W Goffrigh if Carpentier consents. no advance timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Georges Carpentier
Kearns
Tijuana
California
James W. Goffrigh
Carpentier
Junior Division Holds Meeting at Wesley Memorial Church
The Junior Division No 2 missionary society of Wesley Memorial met Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at Edward Millis home on North Main Street. Forty five children attended and Rev W A Lambeth told the afternoon story after devotional exercises. Bobby Wilson was elected president Sherrod Morrow treasurer New mite boxes were distributed for kindergarten work in Japan. Grape juice and cake were served by the host’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Carter Marsh
Home Mission
Fred Ingram
Japan
Methodist Church
Lois Smith
Jesus
Hos
Society of Wesley Memorial Church
Edward Millis
North Main Street
Jim Kearns
W. A. Lambeth
Bobby Wilson
Sherrod Morrow
Ward Arrest Tells of Toilet Water Chaser
Piqua Ohio report says local resident W. Ward was arrested on intoxication charges after allegedly admitting to drinking toilet water and hair tonic and then using flavoring extract as a chaser. The incident underscores dangerous alcohol substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Ohio
W. Ward
Sable Coat Echoes Dolman Style in Rich Fur Wrap
Designers adapt the dolman look with a Russian sable wrap using pure sable and tails as an ornate hem. A soft resting collar folds back and fastens with a single large fur button. A matching muff balances the wrap with tails on both sides.
Burke Culpepper Here Next Sunday
Rev Burke Culpepper, famed Tennessee evangelist, returns to North Carolina for a three week revival in Lexington beginning yesterday. He has agreed to speak in Wesley Memorial church Sunday at 3 PM to High Point listeners and then continues his series in Lexington. Culpepper previously drew large crowds in High Point and was honored with a $2509 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Culpepper
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
North Carolina
Culpepper
Lexington
Tennessee
High Point
Theatre party hosted by Parker Waynick for Roland Park club
An unusual Saturday afternoon affair at Parker Waynick’s home began with a theatre visit by members of the Roland Park Athletic club and close friends. The group then moved to a local drug store for a delightful ice course. Attendees included Richard Salsbury, Charles Salsbury, James Farriss, Charles Farriss, Joseph Cox, Jack Crowson, Alfred Caldwell, Amos Kearns, Carl Wood, Frank Wood, and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Waynick
Waynick
Roland Park Athletic Club
Broadway Theatre
Richard Salsbury
Charles Salsbury
James Farriss
Charles Farriss
Joseph Cox
Jack Crowson
Alfred Caldwell
Amos Kearns
Carl Wood
Frank Wood
Pain and Sore Relief Ointment Ad Claims Deep Circulation Cure
An ad promises overnight relief from rheumatic pains and muscular soreness by rubbing a preparation on swelling sprains and stiff joints. It claims the product penetrates deep into circulation to remove disease germs and offers relief from pain and misery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gwendolyn and
Thelma
Cummins
Ary Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
Moffitt
Cook
Christian H. Larsen
Fort Washington
Sigfred N. Nilsson
Wilson
Miss Nilsson
France
White House
Krerensky
Fred Phipps
J. F. Hobb
Raleigh
Ida Guyer
Gibsonville
W. A. Parham
W. C. King
Asheboro
Myrtle Hendrir
Brother
Union Cross
L. D. Phil
William N. Guyer
Newport News
W. W. Guyer
J. 3. Roach
Cincinnati
Forest Henderson
Meridian, Miss
J. M. Luquer
Jay Minor
Washfield, Missouri
City
G. E. Kerr
C. C. Vincannon
Kearns Street
Mabel Gatlin
Carpentieia
Beckett
Steel Mills
Pittsburgh
Dempsey
Anremael
DM Arkirae
Seems
Sable
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