Oyster Supper Draws Strong Attendance for Eastern Star
The Eastern Star lodge held an oyster supper in the Masonic Hall last night, described as a decided success, marking the second public supper by the order with attendance exceeding the first event. Ada Upton and Sug Staley of Highland Mills wed in Greensboro Monday. they plan to live in High Point after a brief bridal trip. The East Green Street Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union will hold Circle 1 with Mrs. J. B. Thompson Sunday. Circle 4 meets today at 2 30 with Mrs. R. J. Jones. Circle 5 meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs. A. Lee Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ada Upton
Sug Staley
Highland Mills
Greensboro
Mrs. Staley
Felix Upton
High Point
Woman’s Missionary Union of the
East Green Street
W C U and Other Clubs Hold Regular Meetings
Members of the W C T U met at the hut in a regular session with Mrs George Brown absent. Dorothy Gardyne spoke on the Anniversary of the Passing of the 18th Amendment and others read on prohibition results. The W O T club met at Mrs Albion Millis home with a Paderewski program. The B Sharp club featured pupils of Miss Mae Kirkman with multiple readings and a refreshment break. MER Crowson hosted Tuesday Bridge club with high score to Mrs Durland. Helen Burtchnell Todd and Arthur J Jamison wed in Greensboro at 5 pm with a reception of music and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Ed Kirkman
E. H. Parson
Retary
J. W Clinard
Dorothy Gardyne
W. P. Pickett
A. M. Briggs
Mae Kirkman
Mer. Crowson
M. C. Crowson
Roland Park
Oscar Duriada
H. St. Goffield
Houston Hiatt
D. N. Welborn
Oscar Durland
T. V. Rochelle
L. Ry Ferry
D. E. Harllee
Tom Powell
H. J. Coffield
H. N. Bowne
Genevieve Moore
Helen Burtchnell Todd
Greensboro
Arthur J. Jamison
High Point
George M. Todd
Julian Street
Charles E. Hodgins
Phursday Social: Over-the-Teacups Club Hostess
Mrs Albert Hart will host the Over-the-Teacups club at 3 o clock. The KLUB KALENDAR notes a social gathering in a neighborhood calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hart
Gamma Zeta and Cornelian club gatherings planned
Mrs. R. T. Amos on Gatewood avenue will host Gamma Zeta at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Edgar Whitener on Johnson street will entertain the Cornelian club at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Amos
Gatewood Avenue
Gamma Zeta Club
Johnson Street
Edgar Whitener
Cornelian Club
Greensboro guests and visitors noted in local column
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doctor spent yesterday in Greensboro. Miss Jenny Jones was a visitor to Greensboro yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Strickland will return to Greensboro today to resume her studies. Mr. and Mrs. V B Stanley attended funeral services for L L Coal irane and have returned home on Asheboro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doctor
Greensboro
Jenny Jones
Elizabeth Strickland
R. B. Strickland
Russell Street
The
Yeti
V.B. Stanley
Society Notes From Thomasville Visit Highlights
Jan 17 Thomasville society circles report visiting socialites including Mrs Lsonel Strayhorn and Miss Verna Strayhorn in Keepsboro with Miss Lela Wood of Roanoke. Mrs R W Crews and Miss Odessa Rice joined shopping at High Point. Other locals, EK Wixen of Winston-Salem, Mrs Jim Dodson visiting Keepsboro, and J P Gilbert recovering from influenza. Mrs R L Pope ill with pneumonia at Fishererry Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lsonel Strayhorn
Verna Strayhorn
Keensboro
Lela’ Wood
Roanoke
Maie Snelk
R. W. Crews
Odessa Rice
High Point
Ed Searles
Unharmed Arm
Luther Grmes
EK. W. Wixen
Winston-Salem
Jim Dodson
Hugh Preddy
Keepsboro
J. P. Gilbert
Zinzendorf
R. L. Pope
Fishererry Street
Oklahoma lower house backs Ford Muscle Shoals offer
The Oklahoma House of Representatives approved a resolution requesting congressional action to accept Henry Ford's offer to purchase the Muscle Shoals project. The vote occurred in the late hours of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omlahoma City
Okla
Congress
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Oklaoma
Devils Lake Coldest Place In National Weather Record
Washington January analysis shows Devils Lake North Dakota averages nearly one fifth of days at or below zero and over half at freezing or lower, marking it as the nation’s coldest spot. The report contrasts long northern winters with milder southern seasons and notes Lake Michigan modulates nearby cities’ zero day counts.
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Washington
Devils Lake
North Dakota
United States
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Michigan
Vermont
Bueau
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Missouri
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Tampa
Fla
Galveston
Tex
District of Columbia
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
East Gulf Coast
Indiana
Illinois
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Lake Michigan
Dent
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Bismarck
Card to Con but i A Summer Camp Card
Capt W W Card longtime athletics figure at Trinity college and pioneer of basketball in North Carolina will run a summer camp near Henderson with Furman college star W B Bammett. The mountain camp will use Harvard style physical culture methods to develop campers over several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Physical Culture School
Trinity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mik. Staley
Missionary Union
W. O. TR
Sers. Millis
W. O. T. Club
Albion Millis
North Main Street
Carter Dalton
Paderewski
C. M. Hauser
Poland
Charles Tomlinson
America
J. H. Adams
James Hardee
Florida
Harry Raymond
Asharp Club
MER Ping
Gladys Guller
Margaret Gur
Helen Todd
Wi. Jamison
Beatrice Couch
Nell Wescott
Goodman
Westcott
Jamison
George M.todd
Jamison Brothers, Inc
Sle
Klub Kalendar
Cricinet
Quick Linelinekiome
Clich
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Charles Bennet Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
New York State Department
Civil Service Commission
Society OF Thomasville
Ford
Ues
AG Spratt Family
Crownups
the Grocer
N. C. Public Service Co
T. Hopring & Say
Trinity Athletics
Igestis Hud
Wrigley’s
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
Hpers 3
Aelev Omine
Red Bell Shoe Store
Gude
Gude’s
Pepic-angan Lonte and
Biood
Pnricher
CityFuel Co
Ark St
F. Blake Mgr
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