New Year Society Notes From Local Page
Various society items describe New Year reflections and club meetings. Mrs Al Moffitt ill, missionary society gatherings at First Methodist Protestant and First Baptist churches, Daisy Davies Missionary group, Y W C A Sunshine club and Jolly Juniors events, Over the Teacups bridge party hosted by Mrs T J Gold with guests from New York and local members, Week of Prayer activities, and local social updates including visits and returns from holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Sunshiners
Vivian Matson
T. J. Gold
Over the Teacups Club
Oakwood Court
Albert Mendez
New York
John Lindsay, Jr
S&s. J. Brash
C. M. Hauser
Tom Gilliam
V. A.J. Idol
Ottis Mendenhall
Albert Hart
B. S. Cummins
Albion Millis
O. C. Durland
Carter Dalton
Harry Raymond
E. M. Shipman
Robert Walker
W. G. Shipman
Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Circle 4
China
Japan
Europe
Africa
Circle 5
Circle 3
South America
The
Missionary Society
Miss Mary Alice Sheloff to Attend Virginia Intermont College
Miss Mary Alice Sheloff and her aunt Mrs Basecom Hoskins departed yesterday for Virginia Intermont College in Bristol Virginia. Sheloff will begin studies at the institution for the new year. Mrs Herbert Newbold and her baby Herbert Jr have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bowne
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary’s
Katherine Harmon
Baltimore
Goucher College
Mary Alice Sheloff
Basecom Hoskins
Virginia Intermont College
Bristol
Herbert Newbold
Herbert, Jr
Thomasville Social Notes and Arrivals
Miss Susie Myers visits Greensboro guests Mare and Sarah Bush. Miss Vira Clodfelter leaves for Handleman to teach after Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs John Clodfelter. Verna May Sloane to wed Robert Reid Mendenhall on December 28 1922 in Thomasville NC. Annie Thomas returns from Washington DC to resume duties after holidays with sisters. Odessa Rice visits sister Mrs W M Barker in High Point. Katherine Walker of Lexington visits Miss Alliene Hoover. Ruby and Virgie Harrille depart Meredith College for studies after holidays with parents. Ida May Yow heads to Louisburg and Annie Yow to Danville as head nurse. Percey Tudor leaves for Danville Military Institute after Christmas. Robert Glaff visits Winston while wife receives treatment. Tudor family and others visit Walkertown. Two can liver longer than one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sloane
Verna May
Robert Reid Mendenhall
Thomasville
N. C
Wilson Dam budget boost to power South
The national budget adds 7 million for continuing Wilson Dam work on the Tennessee River. Col. Hugh L. Cooper says the dam has seen 23 million spent and aims to finish by 1925. He projects yearly U S profits, coal savings, and lower power costs for 60 000 square miles across seven Southern states, with government operation cited as key to future power development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tennessee River
Hugh L. Cooper
Col. Cooper
U. S
South
America
Survey Car To Tour The State In Mileage Drive
The Carolina Motor club will deploy its first official road survey car a Ford touring car purchased and equipped to measure road mileage and assess actual condition changes across the state. It will also place danger and direction signs on roads not under highway commission supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Carolina Motor Club
Highway Commission
Weather Cursing Makes No Difference to Jen’s Weight
In a playful remark, the speaker suggests cursing the weather would not affect Jen’s weight, humorously noting if it did everyone would be fat. The line implies a lighthearted joke about weather and body size with Jen as the referenced person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
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Daisy Davies
Wesley Memorial Church
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
Kearns
W. L. Jackson
Wade Marsh
Brinson
Dorothy Gardyne
Grimes Street Corps of Girl Reserves
el Mits
Statesville
Adele Schmalmaack
St. Louis
Missouri
Odessa Rice
W. M. Barker
Richardson Street
Thelma Wineskie
Richmond
Virginia
Thea Renger
Bessie Sheloff
Roanoke Rapids
Mrs. R. B. Terry
City
New York City
J. M. Young
Concord
Edwin Chappell
University of North Carolina
RK. T. Chappel
Yna
Oita
Fer Infante, Inealids & Children
Home Office
High Point
Klub Kalendar
Priday
J. Elwood Cox
Sorosis
W. L. Hargett
Gamma Zeta Club
H. S. Coffield
Lindsay Street
Moffitt Furnishing Company of
Orr
vCiegtrrYr
Susie Myers
Mare
Sarah Bush
Vira Clodfelter
Handleman
John Clodfelter
Ray Hoover
Annie Thomas
Washington, D. C
G. M. Hoover
Corinne Thomas
Katherine Walker
Lexington
Alliene Hoover
Ruby
Virgie Harrille
Meredith Col
Robert Harville
Ida May Yow
Louisburg
Annie Yow
Danville
Danville General Hospital
George Yow
Percey Tudor
Danville Military Institute
W. H. Tudor
Robert Glaff
Winston
City Memorial Hospital
Percy
Helen
Elizabeth Tudor
Walkertown
Mrs. Tudor
Tom Wagner
Ternisser
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Louisiana
Hilson Pa
Alabana
Coats
Loflin’s
Re Peper ©ix
Kadke
Edwin Clapp
Lapert Shoe
Iquality Shoe Store
Red Bell Shoe Store
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