Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings and Visits
Mrs. W. G. Shipman returns Friday from New York's Hotel Pennsylvania after ten days away. Mrs. Tate visits her sister in New York two weeks. expected back by January 17. Philomathean club meets Friday at 3 with Mrs. Parker on Lindsay Street. program outlined. George Ausband returns to Chapel Hill to resume studies at the University. J. E. Ridge from Gastonia visits High Point. manager of McLelland's with assistant Ingham. C. B. Hayworth Jr. stays in High Point to finish a business course and return to the stage. Freshman Sophomore Girl Reserves elect Irma Hogan as adviser. Various church and missionary groups hold meetings with reports, pledges, and planned programs for January. Mrs. Joe Taylor of Greensboro to sing at the Woman's Club literature-music program. Members of Wesley Memorial and St. Mary's guilds plan sewing and vestment work, with reports of the previous year's finances and future missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Irma ‘Hogan
Joe Taylor
Greensboro
High Point
Woman's Club
Rochelle
Parkway
R. L. Waynick
W. G. Shipman
May Sinclair
Corra Harris
Mary Oliver
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
First Methodist Protestant Church
L. J. Diffee
Johnson Street
Missionary Society
M. P
Pickens
J. R. Reitzel
Charles Barton
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
W. D. Brooks
North Main Street
W. H. McCain
J. M.S. Salsbury
Joseph Weaver
R Ds
Pita
Brooks
Was
Tom, Gilliam
John Lindsay
Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Manioral
FL. Sieeloff
Maggie
Tampa
Fla
Fred Peacock
Frank Gurley
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Houston Boyg Hiatt
Roland Park
E. P. Parker
St. Mary’s Choir
Mesdames
G. W. Saddler
James Stewart
W. A. Bass
W. Lewis
Woman's Missionary Society of the
South Main Street Methodist Church
Harold Hoffman
S. E. Willis
M. H Blair
T. B. Bennett
Barber
South Main Street Church
D. E. Edwards
Bennett
Ailen
Evra Brown
Southern Baptists Grow Rapidly in Early 20th Century
A Baptist Board survey shows White Baptists in the South expanded faster than regional population from 1900 to 1920. Membership rose about 814 percent while population grew 32 percent. Sunday Schools and missions gifts surged, with 1900 to 1920 annual contributions up nearly 600 percent and church property value rising to about 283 million by 1940 projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Alldredge
Departeamee of Survey
Baptist Sunday School Board
Souther Baptist Convention
Southern Baptists
Southern Baptiste
Local Community Groups Schedule Weekly Events
A city calendar lists multiple meetings and activities from Tuesday to Sunday. Groups include the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Younger Girls in Industry, Highland Community lodge, Parent-Teachers Associations, YWCA branches, and various clubs with times from 7:20 to 8 oclock.
Famous Paintings in School Exhibit
The street school program opens this afternoon at 3 45 and runs through Friday with daily children’s recitals. Proceeds fund purchasing pictures to beautify classrooms. patrons may order reproductions as frames are offered to support the grades.
Bascom Hoskins Takes New Post With Harlee Welborn Co
Bascom Hoskins of Gatewood Avenue resigns from People's House Furnishing to join Harlee-Welborn at 104 College Street. He began new duties yesterday. The item notes the career move and ends with an unrelated sentence on crickets and a mention of Japan testing a poison gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom Hoskins
Gatewood Avenue
People’s House Furnishing Company
Harlee-Welborn Company
No. 104
College
Eet
Mr. Hoskins
Japan
Installation of Officers at Repiion Lodge No 63
Officers will be installed this evening at 7:30 at Repiom Lodge number 63 I O O F. Reports of the past year will be presented. Recognized officers include M o H Harmon noble grand G E Jester vice grand J R Young recording secretary W T Brown financial secretary and L L Davis treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repiion Lodge
M. O H. Harmon
Noble Grand
G. E. Jester
J. R. Young
W. T. Brown
L. L. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nayveeewee
The
Bace
Moffitt
Furnishing Company
Nechbtels
SAH
New York City
Hotel Pennsylvania
A. EB. Tate
Bessie Tate
Newa
Philomathean
Philomathean Club
Lindsay Street
George Ausband
Chapel Hill
North Carolina University
Mr. Ausband
South Main Streets
Mrs. Davis Hosess
Sam L. Davis
First Baptist Church
Laura Dodamead
Davis
South Main Street
J. E. Ridge
Gastonia
D. C. Ridge
White Oak Street
McLelland’s
Mr. Ingham
Hickory
Mr. Hayworth Herc
C. B. Hayworth, Jr
C. B. Hayworth
Mrs. Taylor
Woman's Guild
Souther Bats
Shaw Rapid Prants
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the Amercan Revelution
H. W. McCain
Y. W. Co. A. Hut
Highland Community Lodge
Miss Owen
Minster of Ceremonies
Tuesday Bridge Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Cook
N.C
R. Bt. Waynick
the Parkway
W. A. Lambeth
Washington Street
Garnet Pollock
Duplicate Bridge
H. A. Millis
Burst Presbyterian Church
Roefreshments
Elm Street
W. A. Copeland
Cornelian Club
Walter BR. Griffin
B. P. Walker
Linssay Street
WY. W
East Green Street
Tuy
Val
Slyget
Cale
Edwin Clapp
Mack and Brown
Angus Tlatic
Gina
Reily
Orleans
Utah
Alex
Cascara
la Grippe
Loflin’s
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