Society and Club News Highlights From High Point
Mrs. W. A. Hayes is a patient at High Point hospital following an opera. R. D. Tillson spoke at the Tuesday Evening Garden club at the Y W C A Hut on rock gardens and ecology. Miss Dot Ingram won a high score at an Ingram supported party while Mrs. Biceloff received wedding pattern butter spreaders. Co B B Brewer will address the Junior High School Parent Teacher Association on Birds and Bird Houses at 2 30 this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
W. A. Hayes
High Point Hospital
MR. Tilison
R. D. Tillson
Tillson
Ingram
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Mary Drew Dalton
R. A. Sheloff
Johnson Stret
Dot Ingram
Biceloff
Alice Elizabeth Freese
Catherine Starden
Jane Hees Weaver
Sarah Denny
Eleanor Idol
Mabel Hedge
Hibernia Hudson
Margaret Hauser
Nell
Elizabeth Adams
Mesdames
Jack Thomas
Seborn Perry
C. T. Ingram
Carter Dalton
Logan Lovelace
Brewer
Co. B&b. Brewer
Beideville
High Point Garden Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Caudle-Blakely
T. M. Blakely
Fern Welborn
Vernon Caudle
Danville
High Point
Caudle
Randolph County
Burbank
Grayson
Ill and community club notes amid January events
Local residents including Emmett Ward and P. L. Goolsby suffer influenza at home while families welcome progress of Nell Smith and Faye Stryker. Junior Service League meeting at the Country Club updates welfare aid, milk fund, YWCA Girl Reserve efforts, and a lengthy list of local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Ward
Mrs. Hill
Asheboro Road
Junior Service League
Country Club
Milk Fund
Ways and Means
Sheila Dances to Old Times in Tin Pan Alley
Sheila returns to the stage in a new act at Tin Pan Alley, rehearing with Joe Paris and Miss Kilcoyne while recovering from a sprained ankle. Phil Short visits, revealing his troubled marriage as Sheila recalls past summers and watches Dick Stanley amid a bustling dressing room.
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Lired
Daisy Gleason
Sheila
Joe Paris
Tin Pan Alley
Dick Stanley
Jane
Miss Kilcoyne
Roy
Lottie
Shayne
Phil Short
Phil
Daley
Ma Lowell
Mildred
Des Moines
Milly
Daisy
Roscoe
Bill Brady
Bill
Mrs. Fambrough Wins First Prize in Theatre Contest
Judges in the The Enterprise Broadhurst contest awarded Mrs. John Fambrough Jr. first prize for an 818 word entry using only letters from The Match King title. Second prize goes to Mrs. George B. Craven. other two week and one week passes awarded to multiple winners.
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Enterprise
Broadhurst Theater
John Fambrough, Jr
West
Lexington Avenue
Frambrough
Broadhurst
Fambrough
George B. Craven
Trinity
Ruth Proctor
Redding
Elmer Sensenbach
Chestnut
Alton W. Saunders
Police Hold Soap Belonging to Abandoned Find
Ten bars of soap a pair of hair soles and cement to attach them with are being kept by police reported by citizens who found the items abandoned. The articles will be returned to the owner if he calls, police said.
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P. L. Goolsby
Miles Stryker
Joann
Winston-Salem
Nell Smith
Faye
Rowne
Freese
Hauser
Johnson
Reitzel
Junior League
Syke’s
Hendrix Muste
MecLellan’s
Beavans
Finn Street
Dalton
Florist
McCrory's
She
Eckerd’s
Redwine Hardware Company
Tom Powell
High Point Hardware Company
Wagner's
Gears Roebuck
The
Schiffman's
Hutchens
Thomas Mills
Triangle Hosiery Mills
Harris- Covington
J. C. Penney
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Logal Porter
Cecil's Drug
Belk-Stevens
Barber-Hall Printing Company
Ring Drug Co
Montaldo’s
Amos
Alexander's
Simmons
Parmer
Friends Society
Roy J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church
Matton
Laurance Matton
Roland Park
Mary Austin
Roland Holton
Farrell Gray
Walter Thomas
C. B. Bonner
Thomas Turner
Leslie H. Bowling
Mary Elizabeth
Guilford General Hospital
Highland Society
Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M. E. Church
Glenola School
Emma Blair
Emma Blair School
T. Wingate Andrews
Hilliard Memorial W. M. S&s
Woman's Missionary Society of
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
L. E. Edwards
Stanton Street
L. L. Grant
L. E B. Edwards
H. O. Miller
H.W. Corley
NEA Service, Inc
Ele
Salt Lake City
Harry
Shelia
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Vogue
Washington
Betty
Aunt Rose
Rinso
Lea
Kfashion Shop
S. Main Street
Rinsos
Biaso
Lever Bros
America
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