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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1923

Page

5

Miss Fowler Ill and Social Notes from High Point

Society items report Miss Hattie Fowler confined with a sprained ankle. Miss Mary Elizabeth Long sails soon. Miss Dorothy Dillon hosts a farewell bridge in Greensboro. Mrs. C F Long and daughters depart Feb 3 for a Mediterranean cruise.

Hattie Fowler City Schools

Gamma Zeta and Cornelian Club Gather at Local Hosts

Mrs. R. T. Amos will host Gamma Zeta at her Gatewood Avenue home, and Mrs. Edgar Whitener will entertain Cornelian at her Johnson Street residence. The event starts at the specified hour.

R. T. Amos Gatewood Avenue Gamma Zeta Club Johnson Street Edgar Whitener Cornelian Club

Mrs Morton Is Honored At Bridge Party

Mrs Joseph Reese Morton was feted at a bridge party hosted by Misses Margaret and Julia Gold in Greensborough as Ruth Balsam of Brooklyn was thanked for her visit. High score went to Mrs James Ficklen who received a luster bud vase while Mrs Morton was gifted Kirk silver butter spreads. Guests included Mrs B C Vitt, Douglas Conkwright, Ralph Dawson, Albert Stevens, and many others.

Albert Hart High Score Club T. J. Gold Hardee Pete Simons Florida Frank Hunsucker John Welborn Oscar Durland Albion Millis Pauline Simmons Lyman Redding Miss Simmons Royster Tucker Catherine Raymond Clyde Cox Charles Kephart S. J. Brash John Dyer Adolph Getz Helen Long Ruth Welborn Mabel Boyd Margaret Rankin Morton Joseph Reese Morton Ruth Balsam Everette Marsh Greensboro Margaret Land Julias Gold Joseph Morton Brooklyn N. Y James Ficklen Kirk Sillver Mesdames B. C. Vitt Douglas Conkwright Ralph Dawson Albert Stevens Jas. Ficklen Roy Glenn C. E. Moore George Roberson Tom Hunt Wade Lowery Sidney Pruden Ben Ward Rudolph Bernan Jack Stevens Emory Green Frank Morton Lula Martin Melver Marguerite Meadows Eva Stainback Jessie Myers Jessie Brandt Katherine Lee Long Frances Shaw Maurine Moore Catherine Hylton Sara Irvin Pearl Humphrey Cora Moore Ruth Marsh Jessie Keith Katherine Keith Madelyn Moore Lillian Brandt Elizabeth Armstrong

Local Social Notes Highlight Greensboro and Nearby Visits

Mrs A S Caldwell spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro. Mrs W Christian visiting her parents Rev and Mrs W B Haislip returned to Winston Salem today. Mrs Robert Bencini spent yesterday in Greensboro. Miss Mary Elizabeth Long visits Greens boro for weekend with Miss Dorothy Dillon. Mrs William Simmons returned from Asheville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L E Fisher. Miss Helen Dorman of Marietta Ohio visits sister Mrs L J Dittendale. Mrs W D Laughlin departed for Washington DC for urgent family illness.

W. &. Christian W. B. Haislip Winston-Salem William Simmons Asheville L. Ei. Fisher Helen Dorman Marietta, O L. J. Dittendale

First Flight of Power-Driven Plane Marked 19 Years Ago

The paper recalls the anniversary of the inaugural flight of a power-driven aeroplane, noting it occurred nineteen years in the past and highlighting its historical significance in aviation progress.

David M Canoy dies at home after yearlong illness

David M Canoy died this morning at 3 30 o clock at his home on South Tate street after an illness of about a year. He was 74 years old and survived by his son D L Canoy of this city and two daughters Mrs Mary Turner of High Point and Mrs Emma Cross of Lexington.

David M. Canoy Tate Street Mr. Canoy D. L. Canoy Mary Turner High Point Emma Cross Lexington

Funeral set for Holiness church member in Randolph County

A funeral for a Holiness church member, identified as a brother of Nellie Robbins of Randolph County, is announced. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Holiness church conducted by Rev. O L Ruth, with interment in Oakwood cemetery.

Choral Society Sheraton Hotel Wesley Memorial Church Nellie Robbins Randolph County Holiness Church O. L. Ruth Oakwood Cemetery

Baby Ruby Dorris Spencer Dies After Burn Injury

Four month old Ruby Dorris Spencer daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Spencer of 607 English street died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. Funeral services were held at the home this afternoon by Rev F L Conrad. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.

Ruby Dorris Spencer L. A. Spencer English Street F. L. Conrad Oakwood Cemetery

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Miss Fowler R. Walker Robert Walker, Jr Robert Walker Mary - Elizabeth Dorothy Dillon Europe C. F. Long Helen Mary Elizabeth Long Idm Alexander Egypt Palestine Africa Asia Sheraton Tal Henry Earnest Workers Earnest Workers” Guild of the First Reformed Church Arthur Schenk Annie Beck Gladys Foust Mrs. Hart Jeels Seymmons Klub Kalendar Flowers SHOPK Moffitt Furnishing Company Queen of Paris Mannequins Costumiers Paris Mile Bineur France A. S. Caldwell Robert Bencini Toby Twenti Spencer Mien Trayce Ty Lad Joos Davis Shoe Store P. R. Trueblood Asst Geo. H. Jacobs New York Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Lakeville Mass Mary A. Sabins County Monaghan Ireland America PERT Quality Red Bell Shoe Store
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