Birthday Party Sparks City Club Buzz
The piece notes a newly organized city club with hopeful aims and asks community members to contribute. It also covers Miss Kathryne Whitener’s tenth birthday party with games music baskets and cake for guests and lists attending girls. Mr and Mrs Howard M Broaddus return from Berryville Virginia to live with A A Holton after the loss of their six weeks old son H M Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Whitener
Margaret Hauser
Margaret Allen
Odell Hicks
Treva Hedrick
Dorothy Hoskins
Mary Alice Sheloff
Mary
Kila Leinbach
Miss Whitener
Howard M. Broaddus
Berryville
A. A. Holton
North Main Street
Hoover Calendar Week's Sale Tips For Grocers
Weekly note issued to grocers and butchers outlines meatless Tuesday fish and produce emphasis, wheatless Wednesday corn products, Irish potato Thursday, fish Friday, porkless Saturday with daily sweet potatoes. Encourages selling fresh fruits vegetables and various meat substitutes to fit each day’s theme.
WCTU to Meet at Mrs Newlin’s Home Tuesday
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union gathers Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs Sylvester Newlin’s home on West Creen street. Mrs J EB Kirkman leads the session for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Newlin
W. Creen Street
J. EB. Kirkman
Prince Couple Among Guests at Informal Gathering
Mr and Mrs C C Prince were among those who entertained at an informal gathering during last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. C. Prince
Personal notices list Greensboro visits and social events
Mrs. Richard Johnson returns from Greensboro visit. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murphy and children visited Greensboro Saturday. Eddie Brietz visited Greensboro yesterday. Frank Henley was weekend guest of his parents. Mister Davidson of Greensboro visited yesterday. Mrs. J. A. Marsh visiting friends in Ramseur. Friends gathered at T. J. and Mrs. Gold’s Oakwood Court home for a surprise party. Mrs. Harry Raymond to entertain Teacups club Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Greensboro
T. J. Murphy
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Local Social Notes from Saturday to Monday
Mrs J G Langley left for Greenville to visit her husband at Camp Sevier. Miss Natalie Womble returned from Salisbury and Spencer. Miss Fay Womble and Harold Womble visited Spencer with G H Womble. Leona Muse visited Greensboro with Nellie Muse. A L Holton and Lucife Folton plan a Charlotte trip. Agnes Tally from Winston-Salem visited Cara Hayworth. Ruby Harville returned home from Willowbrook after visiting grandparents G J Paschal. F E Mungo spent the weekend near Charlotte on business. Mrs G H Frazier hosted in the city. H D Vernelson opens a life and casualty office in Bank of Commerce building. Belva Calloway returns to work as a dressmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Langley
Greenville
S. C
Euless Langley
Camp Sevier
Ruby Harville
Thomasville
Mrs. G. J. Paschal
Willowbrook Street
Hi. D. Vernelson
Bank of Commerce
The
Life and Casualty Company
Nashville, Tenn
Superintendent of first local plant dies at 55
O C Wysong of Greensboro long involved in High Point furniture factory work and later a wood working machinery maker died Sunday in Greensboro of pneumonia at age 55. He leaves a widow and four children and was a leader in Wyson and Miles company. Funeral services will be held at the First Presbyterian church in Greensboro. He had pursued patents and aeroplane work and had interacted with government officials in Washington shortly before his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Wysong
Greensboro
High Point
Mr Wysong
Ensign Forrest Wysong
Navy
Paul
John
Charlie Wysong
Louise Wyson
First Presbyterian Church
Wysong
Charlotte
J. A. Fay and Egan Company
Cincinnati
Wyson and Miles
H. Miles
My Wysong
Jim
Washington
New York Move Brings Home and Heartbreak
The narrator recalls arriving in New York with Landry after goods and a cautious real estate choice. Bridget the maid settles in, budget tensions rise over meals, and a cordial visit from Doctor and Mrs Ward Call hints at future ties. Landry plans to use the parlor as office while Randolph awaits a crib. Tomorrow Landry's first patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Landry
Horning
Randolph
Doctor
Mrs. Ward
Bridget
Carde
Landrys
Doctor Ward
That which is eternal in a desert mother’s letter
Twenty years ago a small family moved to a remote Colorado ranch 15 miles from neighbors. The wife, educated and longing for culture, endured poverty, long water hauls, and isolation while two sons found city work and planned money for a California winter. The war era tests their choices as she recalls an Italian cathedral inscription about what endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Annies
Kates
Nellies
Landry
Shure
Horning
New York
Colorado
California
Italy
Thor Hows
Fund for Blue Ridge Association Starts Campaign
Atlanta announces a $125,000 drive for the Blue Ridge association to be conducted simultaneously in 13 southern states and the District of Columbia during the week beginning February 3. John J. Raven of Atlanta is general chairman with Dr. W. D. Weatherford as campaign director, and initial large subscriptions are being pursued by special committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John J. Raven
W. D. Weatherford
Ashville
Tenn
Blue Ridge Association
Asheville
District of Columbia
Contempt Proceedings Opened Against Ohio Judge
Contempt proceedings were instituted in the Supreme Court today against Federal Judge J M Killits of the Northern Ohio district by Attorney General Gregory. The charge states he suspended execution of judgment indefinitely against an embezzler in violation of a specific Supreme Court law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
J. M. Killits
District Court For
Ohio
Gregory
Airplane Spruce Prices Declared Too Low
A report to Howard K. Coffin, chair of the aircraft board, from the Aero Club of America alleges lumbermen cannot produce airplane spruce at the government price. The document, released in New York, cites delays in spruce supply affecting aircraft production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard K. Coffin
Aircraft Board
Aero Club of America
Steamer Princess Anne Ashore At Atlantic Port
The Old Dominion steamship Princess Anne remains stranded on flats near the Atlantic port after grounding on ice during a Thursday night attempt to reach deep water. Wrecking tugs worked to refloat the vessel but were unsuccessful by dawn.
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Atlantic
Tring
Teutons Forced Back on Italian Front
Rome reports Austro German forces retreated from several mountain front sections yesterday. The war office says Teutons came under Italian fire and suffered heavy losses as they pulled back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
War Office
Notice of paving assessment project in High Point
Notice states paving assessments have been prepared for North Main Street from Williams Avenue to city limits and Williams Avenue as part of a local improvement project in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Willams Avenue
Williams Ave
Boy Wanted For Printing Trade At Petrie Co
Local help wanted notice seeks a capable boy to learn the printing trade in the composing room at The Petrie Printing Company. Requires willingness to work and take instruction. Apply in person to the composing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Petrie Printing Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
National League For Womenn Service
Fair City
Mr. and
Mrs. Holton
Hoover
Eddie Brietz
Frank Henley
Mister Davidson
J. A. Marsh
Ramseur
Harry Raymond
Teacups Club
the Rose Theater
William Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Olga Printzlau
New Today
Etao Tao
NEW
Nainsock
Woods
Johnson Street
Natalie Womble
Salisbury and
Spencer
Fay Womble
Harold Womble
G. H. Womble
Leona Muse
Nellie Muse
A. L. Holton
Lucife Folton
Agnes Tally
Winston-Salem
Cara Hayworth
FE. J. Mungo
Lowell
G. H. Frazier
Charleston, Va
City
E. I. Mungo
Dale Drummond
Pauline Worth Hamlin
Beavans
Teutons
Coa's
Natural Lynx Co
Eee
Valugee
Price
Wales
Wes
Now & Trust Co
Piedmont
Wachoys
W. Cidobp
Nue
Louise
Steadly
J. A. Jones
Tor
Leaksville, N. C
J. L. Marsh
Number One
Lady Ruth
the Moffitt Furnishing Co
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