Society Notes: Travels, Meetings, and Local Events
Mrs. Homer Hudson and two daughters depart for Hot Springs Arkansas for weeks with relatives. Civics-Conservation department of the Woman's club meets Wednesday at 3 pm in the chamber of commerce. Mr. and Mrs. T V Rochelle visit New York City with Willis H Slane also in the city on business. Miss Nell Morris visits High Point guest of Miss Nellie Muse and dines with Andrew Lindsay and Rowland Holton in Greensboro. Dr Russell H Conwell lecture visit by Mr. and Mrs. Lambeth and daughter Mrs W W Rankin. Recreation night at Highland Hill features songs music and a story by Mrs R E Ranson with Y W C A secretary Lou Owen in charge and committee of girls. Business and Professional Women meet tonight at 7 30 in the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hudson
Hybernia
Laverne
Hot Springs
Ark
Hudson
T. V. Rochelle
Parkway
New York City
Pennsylvania
Mr. Rochelle
Willis H. Slane
New York
Nell Morris
Thomasville
Nellie Muse
South Main Street
Miss Morris
Miss Muse
Andrew Lindsay
Rowland Holton
Greensboro
Frank Lambeth
High Point
Russell H. Conwell
W. W. Rankin
Highland Hill
R. E. Ranson
Lou Owen
Highland
Teacups
Mays
Albion Millis
North Main Street
the Order of the Eastern Star
Smith
Highland Lodge
Long social season follows high school bond vote
The article describes busy social activity around political events in High Point. It notes Know Your State student meetings at the YWCA, a reception for voters at the polls by high school girls, and a focus on the high school bonds. It also covers meetings of the Women’s Auxiliary of First Presbyterian at North Main Street and St. Mary’s church activities including an auxiliary normal in Greensboro with Episcopal officials, plus mission pageant planning for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leinbach
North Carolina
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
F. E. Creelman
North Main Street
C. P. Cobl
Christ
K. C. Denny
Baring, Springs
Presbyterian Orphanage
G. Shipman
Mid
China
Ministers Plan Bible Conference in High Point
The High Point Ministers Association met yesterday at 11 am to review a proposed missionary pageant for the city and to discuss plans for a Bible conference in spring or early summer. Esther Minard proposed the pageant to be presented by city missionary societies after Easter. Rev. George R. Brown, Rev. James X. Marke, and Rev. S. T. Barber led the program committee in setting topics for discussion and arranging a nationally prominent speaker with Rev. Roy E. Leinbach and Rev. P. D. Brown named to organize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
George R. Brown
James X. Marke
S. T. Barber
Esther Minard
High Point
Roy E. Leinbach
First Reformed Church
P. D. Brown
Lutherans Church
Brown
Street Parade By Kiddies Promotes School Bond Drive
Thousands of High Point children marched through the city to back bonds for better school facilities. The parade followed the bond campaign launch and featured flags placards and songs with Elks Band music, showcasing orderly groups from primary to high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
South Main Street
Elks’ Band
Community clubs schedule a busy week across High Point
The calendar lists meetings from Tuesday through Sunday including the Blue Calendar Bridge Club with Mrs. D M Welborn, the WCTU with Mrs J Elwood Coy, the High Point YWCA and Highland Lodge events, Delta Tau Club on North Main, Civics Conservation Woman’s Club at Chamber of Commerce, Girl Reserves at the Y hut, and open house at Highland for older youths, plus Eastern Star, Priscilla Club, WOT Club, Sorosis, Junior Guild and Sunday vesper services at the YWCA hut with hot chocolate served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
D. M. Welborn
Mirs
Highland Lodge
Delta Tau Club
Bruce H. Carraway
North Main Street
Civics Conservation Woman’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
William Tate
Social Service Department of Woman's Club
Red Cross
Hart Drug Co
Y. Hut
Highland
St. Mary's
Priscilla Club
Mies
Houston
Hiatt
Roland Park
W. O. T. Club
T. J. Geld
Gaamma-Zeta Club
Bruce HH
Carraway
Sorosis
St. Mary's Church
George Washington Saadster
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meeting Called in South Main Hall
A meeting for the organization of the veterans of foreign wars will be held at the chamber of commerce hall on South Main street on January 9, 1921, at 8:00 p.m. All ex-service men who have served in any war or abroad are urged to attend and bring their discharge papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Nest of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
South Main Street
Automobiles Collide On Montheu Avenue Injuries Reported
Greensboro man B W Wall is recovering from Saturday night injuries after his car collided with a Chevrolet driven by B D Yates. Wall’s Ford was demolished and a female passenger in Yates’s car was slightly hurt. Wall was arrested for reckless driving and bonded at fifty dollars. a municipal court hearing is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Wall
Greensboro
Montheu Avenue
B. D. Yates
Wall
Chevrolet
Yates
Ford
Muunicipal Court
Small Blaze Damages Home on Carrick Avenue Extension
Fire at 10 o'clock today caused slight damage to a dwelling on the extension of Carrick avenue. Flames were confined to a closet and extinguished by chemicals before spreading. Alarm from thox No. 18 at Bay and Wing streets. Firemen from Northside and West End Hose stations responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick Avenue
Thox No. 18
Corner Bay
Wing Streets
Northside
Est End
Scholarships Offered for Free Law Study to Local Men
Matt Hedgecock announced that the American Correspondence School of Law requested names of two High Point men seeking to obtain free scholarships. He said two scholarships have been offered locally and invites interested young men to discuss studying law at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hedgecock
American Correspondence School of Law
Hedgecock
Two Local Deeds Filed Yesterday in Greensboro
Two High Point deeds were filed for record yesterday in the office of Register of Deeds R. H. Wharton. Frank Hedrick to Daniel Moran for a lot in High Point township bearing $100 as consideration. L. K. Handy Tise to R. R. Ragan for a Davie street lot with $10 and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Register of
R. H. Wharton
Greensboro
Frank Hedrick
Daniel Moran
High Point Township
L. K. Handy Tise
R. R. Ragan
Davie Street
Viola Dana in Dangerous to Men at Broadway Theatre
Viola Dana stars in Dangerous to Men at the Broadway Theatre with a pink nursery set designed by A. E. Freuderman. The program also features Hetfiner and Le Roy’s Merry Musical Maids and strong vaudeville acts including the Dixie quartet and The Hall Room Boys in A Close Shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dana
Metro
Broadway
Cretonne
Kate Greenaway
A. E. Freuderman
Hetfiner
le Roy
Orpheum Theatre
Dixie Narettte
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New Hat Creations
Suis
Moffitt
Civics-Conservation Department
The
Woman’s Club
Chamber of Comerce
Conwell
VY. W.C. A
Ose
Green Street
P. W
Beverly R. Thurman
Johnson Street
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Trinity Church
J. D. Thurman
H. B. Hiatt
High Point Woman's Auxiliary, St. Mary's Church
George Washington Saddler
W. Tabb
James Stewart
B. R. Thurman
Mildred Bedford
Episcopal Church
Jaimes Stewart
Guild
R. C. Hubbard
W.L. Tabb
F. Brown
G. W. Ladder
J. G. Lambert
E. P. Parker
William A. Bass
M. C. Crowson
Homer Wheeler
Henri Turner
Lester Ford
Richard Johnson
Thomas L. Trott
Ministers Plan Bible Conference
High Point Ministerial Associa
Tion
Priday
YY. W.c. A
East Green Street
Hame
Ance Sale
Sale
Cildren
Allen Store
Pos Ronenfyomnenlyy
PTO Nursery
Uzianne Couce
Ajra
Loflin’s
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