Heartfelt Advice and Local Presbyterian Study Meeting
The poem teaches compassion and shared grief urging help for others in hard times. A Studies Auxiliary meeting of the First Presbyterian Church convened at Mrs. Freeland’s South Main home with Ars. W. F. Norman in charge. A devotional, business talks, social hour, and a salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Freeland
South Main Street
Ars. W. F. Norman
Kenneth Denny
Laura
Mary
W. F. Norman
Jennie Campbell
W. G. Shipman
Kenneath Denny
W. W. Denny
Fred Holt
W. W. Smith
Chester Smith
W.M. Smith
W. A. Hayes
Fred Barbee
W. W. Idol
C. F. Tomlinson
C. P. Coble
W. H
First Meeting of St Mary's Woman's Auxiliary Held
The first New Year meeting of St Mary's Church Woman's Auxiliary was hosted by Mrs Homer Wheeler at the Elmwood and drew strong attendance. President Mrs W L Tabb chaired as reports were heard and plans discussed for 1920 study, a silver tea, and a report on Rev Francis M Osborne of the North Carolina diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Church
Emiwood
Homer Wheeler
W. L. Tabb
Rufus King
Francis M. Osborne
North Carolina
St. Mary's
Osborne
Suwannee
E. A. Osborne
Charlotte
P. M. Derrick
B. R. Thurman
Henri Turner
W. A. Bass
Grace Bedford
M. C. Crowson
J. P. Gibbs
R. F. J. Johnson
Wilbur Jones
J. G Lambert
Rev
T. L Trott
M. Bedford
Missionary Society of West End Baptist Holds First Meeting
In the West End Baptist Church Ladies Parlor Miss Salis Rose chaired the first meeting of the year for the Missionary Society. The session opened with devotional exercises, followed by a discussion on a Mission Survey topic. An inspiring address by the president concluded the gathering before adjournment to February.
Over Teacups Club Resumes After Christmas Break
The Over the Teacons club meets Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. O. F. B. Mendenhall’s Gatewood Avenue home. The bridge club suspends two weeks for the holiday season and resumes activities. Mrs. C. B. Hayworth, once ill, is now able to go out today.
Woman's Club Meeting Set After Holiday Recess
The Woman's Club plans a 3 30 PM meeting tomorrow at the Elk's Club reception room led by President Mrs H A White. Topics include the district nurse fund and a possible jumble sale with an executive board at 2 20 PM. Miss Clara Cox will present a citizenship study as part of the program.
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Woman’s Club
Elk’s Club
H. A. White
District Nurse’s Fund
Clara Cox
Miss Cox
Young Couple Marries in City at Rev Nance Home
Miss Geraldine Ka neer daughter of J W Kaneer marries Claude Davis of High Point in a small city ceremony at Rev Nance home attended by close friends. A surprise party followed at the groom’s parents home Mr and Mrs Joseph Davis. Numerous local residents and students are listed with travel to colleges and towns.
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Geraldine Kaneer
J. W. Kaneer
Claude Davis
High Point
Nance
Joseph Davis
Personalities in High Point as locals visit and travel
Mrs L McCallum returns from Richmond. Mr and Mrs J A Eshelman attended Sou a band in Winston Salem. Miss Lucille Sherrod leaves for Hendersonville Fassifern school. Mrs W B Baker of Reidsville visits High Point. Ralph and C C Hole of Greensboro in High Point on city council business. L Payne of Kernersville and L Helwig of Winston Salem visit High Point on business. J M English of Asheville in town for work. R L Burtrer of Greensboro visits with others. Mr and Mrs W H Plummer and the Milners in Greensboro. C A Burnham of American Woodwork Rochester NY in town on business. B R Thurman visits Winston Salem. Thomas Turner returns to Chapel Hill for university. Turner holidaying in High Point with mother Henri Turner. Lewis Teague leaves High Point for university after vacation.
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Ralph and
C. C. Hole
Greensboro
High Point
Thomas Turner
Chapel Hill
University
Turner
Henri Turner
Parkway
Adele Wineskie Readsies Departure for Nashville Student
Miss Adele Wineskie plans to leave tonight from her North Main Street residence for Nashville Tennessee where she studies at Ward Belmot school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Sherrod
Jendersonville
Fassifern School
Adele Wineskie
North Main Street
Nashville
Tennessee
Ward-Belmont School
Miss Bessie Tesh Returns to Greensboro College
Miss Bessie Tesh has returned to Greensboro College for Women after spending the holidays at home, resuming studies and campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Tesh
Greensboro College For Women
Local Students Return to College After Visits
Miss Ruth Welborn returns to college in Greensboro after several weeks in High Point. Miss Charlie Mae U Criddlebaugh, a NC College for Women student this term, has returned to that school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Banks Criddlebaugh
High Point
Last
Ruth Welborn
Coreensboro
Charlie Mae U Criddlebaugh
N. C. College For Women
Beta-Pi club to entertain members Thursday evening
Members of the Beta-Pi club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 8:30 at the home of Miss Annie Mae Walker on Lindsay Street. W. C. Ward, a business visitor from Tryon North Carolina, is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta-Pi Club
Annie Mae Walker
Lindsay Street
Delta Pi Club to Hold Afternoon Entertainment
Mrs. Bruce H. Carraway will entertain the Delta Pi club tomorrow afternoon starting at three o'clock. The event gathers members for a social gathering at an unspecified location.
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Bruce H. Carraway
Delta Pi Club
Just how should a German laugh
The Tagliche Rundschau claims a method to test Germanic lineage by laughter. It says if a man laughs with mouth and nose, he betrays un-Germanic origin and should be disowned, while laughing with the mouth alone marks him as a Teuton fit for Parliament.
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Berlin
Tagliche Rundschan
Forfeit Placed by Leonards and Dundee for New Haven Fight
Champion Benny Leonards and Johnny Dundee have posted forfeits of 3500 dollars each to guarantee weight and appearance in a New Haven ring bout slated for January 16. The exchange follows a Yonkers Statesman report contrasting a judge and a traffic arrest anecdote with the boxing news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Leonards
Johnny Dundee
New Haven
Americans urged to attend High Point Legion post meeting
The American Legion plans a gathering at the school auditorium tonight at 7:30 to organize a post in High Point. Sergeant A Castle and Col A V Anderson push for many discharged soldiers and eligible women to join, aiming for at least 1,000 members. The group seeks to unite veterans who served in 1917 1918 to oppose bolshevism.
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United States Army
Navy
Marines
American Legion
High Point
A. Castle
A. V. P. Anderson
Furniture City
Castle
Army
Newbold Joins Bank of Commerce After Murchison Post
H L Newbold formerly assistant cashier at Murchison National Bank Raleigh arrives to assume duties at the Bank of Commerce. An annual stockholders meeting is set for Wednesday at 10 o'clock with an expected announcement about staff expansions after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Newbold
Murchison National Bank
Raleigh
Bank of Commerce
Newbold
Church Services Highlight Self Examination and World Need
A prayer service at First Presbyterian drew a large crowd with Rev. James A. Clarke of First Baptist delivering The Church, Awakened by Self Examination. Tonight Rev. A. F. Mitchell of Friends' church leads at First Baptist on The Church, Awakened by a Vision of the World's Need. public invitation extended.
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First Presbyterian Church
James A. Clarke
First Baptist Church
A. F. Mitchell
Friends’ Church
Twin sons announced for two local couples
Born to Mr and Mrs P F McDaniel a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Walter L Hutchins a son.
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Walter L. Hutchins
Why Not Got Rate Clothes This Year
An advertisement from High Point retailers H Harris and Brother and Cannon Fetzer Co explains they will not offer large post Christmas discounts. They state they will hold current stock and sell later at prices based on what they paid months ago. They argue this will be cheaper than buying spring merchandise at higher market prices.
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Ciaper
Hosiery Mill Picture to Be Shown at Broadway Theater
By invitation of the United States Bureau of Commercial Economics a moving picture film was made of the exterior of all the Durham Hosiery mills and the processes in making hosiery for an uplifts campaign. The local plant and employees at work will be shown to operatives Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock in the Broadway theatre.
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United States Bureau of Commercial Economics
Durham
South
Broadway Theatre
Wall Found Guilty in Immoral Conduct Case
Wall, a white man, was tried in municipal court yesterday for immoral conduct and found guilty by Judge O A Kirkman. He was fined $10 plus costs. Wall was arrested with Maggie Whittmore, who also was found guilty of a similar charge and ordered sent to Samarcand state institution for fallen women.
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S. 8
Wall
O. A. Kirkman
Maggie Whittmore
Samarcand
Kearns Jr. Leaves Dillon-Kearns Underwear Company
H C Kearns Jr former president and general superintendent of Dillon Kearns Underwear company has disposed of most of his stock and severed ties with the firm. He has not announced future plans.
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H. C. Kearns, Jr
Dillon-Kearns Underwear Company
Standard Underwear Mills
Kearns
Gene to Grass Ten Dollar Offer For Old Auto Declined
A Pittsburgh Sun quote shows a farmer or owner refusing a ten dollar offer for an old auto. He says the junk is clutter and recalls turning a faithful old horse to pasture. The dialogue contrasts commerce with sentiment and nostalgia.
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Pittsburgh Sun
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Ladies’ Auxetleary
Society Hords
C. B. Hayworth
Moffitt
Woman's Club
Ladies’ Aid
East End
Stella Anderson
North Carolina College For Women
Lucille Lee
Winston-Salem
Salem College
Farl Teague
A. & E. College
Mary Ring
Katherine Pickett
Margaret Rankin
Westminster
Maryland
Fred Harville
Pauline Silver
Miss Silver
Danville
Herbert Burton
W. C. Beavans
Ed. Steele
J. M. Dodson
Mrs
Hugh Smith
Claire Smith
South, Carolina
The
Elwood
Hubert T. Gurley
Wilbur Strickland
South Carolina
Iness
Bill Barbee
New York
Fred Lewallen
Mrs. L. McCallum
Richmond
J. A. Eshelman
Sou<a’s
Burlington
W. B. Baker
Reidsville
L. Payne
Kernersville
L. Helwig
J. M. English
Asheville
R.L. Burtrer
Mrs. W. H. Plummer
Misses Milner
C. A. Burnham
American Woodwork and Machine Company
Rochester, N. Y
Furniture City Today
Lewis Teague
W. C. Ward
Tryon, N. C
Entertain
Yonkers Statesman
Enterprise
Point
H. Harris
And
Cannon Fetzer Company
H.C. Kearns, JR
Walter Hargett
Agt
Peacock-Sherrod Bldg
Dr. Bell
Sancta
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