Canterbury Club Program On George Arliss The Actor
The Canterbury club heard a Friday program on George Arliss, the actor and screen star, with Mrs. Voorhees hosting at Hill Drive. Mrs. Hoke Bullard delivered a life sketch from birth in 1868 to his modern career, noting his stages in London and America, silent and talkie films, and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice.
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Canterbury Club
Uis Voorhees
Hill Drive
George Arliss
Hoke Bullard
Bloomsbury
London
Bloomsby
Jes
America
Franz Molnar
Devil
Mrs. Fiske
David Belasco
Disraeli
Arliss
Red Crosse
St. James’s Theater
God
Shylock
W. F. Ellis
W. L. Stockwell
Los Angeles
Cal
Voorhees
Mesdames W. F. Ellis
Craven Page
Charlies W. Perry
H. L. Brockman
W. D. Sale
R. A. McPheeters
Ed Lyon
J. W. de Hoke Bullard
W. B. All
Recent Bride Feted By Mrs. Argie Wood
Mrs. Argie Wood and Miss Martha Gerringer hosted a party at 1213 Ragan Street to honor Mrs. Harry Grimes, formerly Miss Martha Bell Gerringer. The evening featured flowers, games, contests, and gifts from guests, with a salad course served to attendees including Mesdames Swain, Younts, Brackett, Major, McCollum, Craughan, Farrington, Gerringer, and Misses Ellington, Burgess, and Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argie Wood
Ragan Street
Martha Gerringer
Harry Grimes
Martha Bell Gerringer
Ray Farrington
Salem Founders Day activities scheduled for February weekend
An invitation goes to Salem Alumnae Association members to attend Founders Day at the college the first weekend in February. Events run Friday and Saturday February 1 and 2 with two banquets plus meetings and student alumnae gatherings. A large alumnae turnout is anticipated and guests are welcomed for the homecoming style celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Alumnae Association
Alice Caldwell
High Point
Woman's College Alumnae Seminar Set For April 12 13
Greensboro officials announce the fourth alumnae seminar at the Woman's College to be held April 12 and 13. The program titled The Home will be directed by Miss Margaret Edwards with lectures and round table discussions by leading figures. Previous seminars covered Our Times Child Psychology and Modern Literature.
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Woman's College
Greensboro
W. C. Jackson
W. Perry
High Point
General
Clara B&b. Byrd
Women's College
Margaret M. Edwards
Jackson
J. A
Annual banquets and meetings of Greensboro church groups
The Greensboro district Methodist Episcopal young people plan an annual banquet February 21 at the Masonic Temple Greensboro to commemorate George Washington's birthday with a program and committees. City and area unions meet January 24 at Trinity church. Other church groups schedule meetings Monday including First Baptist W M S and various auxiliaries with devotions, games, and suppers.
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M. BE. Young People's Union
Methodist Young People's Union
Trinity Methodist Church
Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Martha Martin
Walter Brown
George Washington
Elizabeth Davie
Carey Atkins
Annabel Sowers
Grace Church
Brown
Masonic Temple
Young People’s
Asheboro
High Point
Trinity
Harold Kearns
PRESB
Woman's
The
First Presbyterian Church
Hunter Dalton
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Salsbury have returned from New York City to Roland Park Avenue. Mrs. Carey Davis improves at home after illness. Miss Hasel Kiger and Miss Letha Mae Clinard visited the Davises. Charles Davis, now in Charlotte, visits his grandmother Mrs. Co. W. Davis. he also hosts Cotton Blossoms on WBT from 7 to 7:48 AM. Alice MacRae Caldwell, Raleigh state senate clerk, spends weekend with her parents. plans to return today. Mrs. J. W. Grace recovering at home after an operation. Miss Hassel Trotter, post-appendix surgery, has returned home to Glenola. Mrs. W. H. Snider and son Howard travel to New York City for a few days, husband opening an office at 366 Broadway. Shirley Gallimore, once ill with influenza, is out again. Friends of Mrs. J. L. Shaw and son Lawrence report they are recovering from influenza at 509 Hawthorne Street.
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Mrs. J. M
Salsbury
Roland Park Avenue
New York City
Charles Davis
High Point
Charlotte
Co. W. Davis
Mr. Davis
WBT
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Department of the State Senate
Raleigh
A. 8. Caldwell
Parkway
Shirley Gallimore
Ray Gallimore
Park Street
J. L. Shaw
Lawrence
Hawthorne Street
Birthday Yarns of Fifty Future Love
Poem fantasizes about turning fifty and a century ahead with futuristic lifestyles and politics. Includes lines on aging, government, robots, Mars dining, and a satirical view of democracy. Ends with a note about a new church building and a signature.
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Elephant Theater
Florence Montgomery
Patrick Campbell
Parllee
Dainty Lady Beauty
S. Main
Woolworth's
Park Avenue
Cranford
Beatricn Johnstones
Euperiee
Glenn Hendrix
Salem
Guild
First Baptist W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
CEN
Friends
First Methodist Protestant
John Pickett
J. B. Spencer
H. A. Oakes
Spencer Jackson
W. W. Cecil
L. R. Peacock
Elizabeth Oakes
Ben Moore
ST. Mary's Guild
Woman's Guild
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
D. B. Harllee
Lindsay Street
ST. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Woman’s Guild of the Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the Lebanon M. P. Church
Carey Davis
Hasel Kiger
Winston- Salem
Letha Mae Clinard
Wallburg
J. W. Grace
Burton Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hassel Trotter
Glenoa
Pa Enterprise
Russ
Gov'ment
Bach
Saturn
Mars
Congress
Elizabeth
Covington
J. W. Harriss
J. Welch Harriss
Playboy's Club
neaViiae
Margot
Sam Shavitz
Rose Marie
South Main
Olive Rhinhart
Myrtle Meadows
W. T. Alexander
Bebe
King's Drug Store
North Main Street
7. D. Smith
Enterprise
Come
Commercial Bank
Lovette Beauty Shop
Wilson’s Shoe Store
Moulton-Barnley
Red Cross
Freeman
Edwin Clapp
R. A. Wilson
Richardson's Department Store
William R. Richardson
John Richardson
Richardson
D. E. Richardson
Main Street
Richardson's
Richardson Interests
Home Owned
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