Local club meetings through the week listed
Altrasa club meets Tuesday at 6 30 at First Baptist church. Main Street Auxiliary gathers Monday at 7 30 p m M E church annex. Delta Tau hosts Mrs Hunsucker Wednesday at 1 p m 20 Hillcrest Dr. Wayside Garden resumes Wednesday at 2 00 with Mrs Roy Spearman on West Farris Ave. Various church groups hold B Y P U and class meetings with topics on community matters and garden hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Care
Wayside Garden Club
Roy Spearman
West Farris Avenue
Cor
Joe
Austin
Mrs J R Blair Hosts Thomasville UDC Meeting
Mrs J R Blair hosted the Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy in Thomasville with Miss Margaret Woodward and Miss Minerva Heilig as associate hostesses. President Mrs R P Murph y led a session pine followed by a program on Lee and Jackson with sketches on Lees life and a Jackson tribute. Seventeen members attended and prizes were awarded, then a two course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. R. Blair
Salem Street
Margaret Woodward
Minerva Heilig
Blair
R. P. Murphy
Carolina
James FE. Lambeth
Fred Gray
Lee
Jackson
Farmer
Legion Auauaary
R. I. Palmer
American Legion Auxiliary
Colonial Drive
Oscar Smith
Leigh Harper
A. L. Stevens
J. I. Groome
Evelyn Boyd
Fortnightly Bridge Club Fete At Mrs Hethcock’s Home
Mrs Hethcock entertained the Fortnightly Bridge Club on Friday evening at West Main Street. Two tables of bridge were played with Marie Jones winning high scores and Lucy Eason second. An attractive pottery prize went to Hach. Salad and beverages followed for the six players named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hethcock
West Main Street
Marie Jones
Lucy Eason
Hach
Mare Snell
Eloise Welch
Raymond Phillips
Paul Green
Mrs. Cates Attends Niece's Wedding in Warrenton
Mrs. B W Cates traveled to Warrenton for the weekend and attended the marriage of her niece Miss Catherine Arrington to Mr Conway Kentucky this afternoon at five o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Cates
Warrenton
Catherine Arrington
Conway
Kentucky
Mrs James E Lambeth and Son Visit Charlotte
Mrs James E Lambeth and her son James Jr spent Wednesday in Charlotte, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lambeth
James, Jr
Charlotte
Finch Couple Spends Friday in Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finch spent Friday in Burlington visiting local sites and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. F. Finch
Burlington
Rucker Family Visits as Mrs Yow Improves
Mr and Mrs T B Rucker of Winston Salem visited Friday with Mrs G H Yow mother of Mrs Rucker who has been ill. Friends report Mrs Yow is now improving and her condition is regarded with cautious optimism.
Hodgin Hosts Eibera Club Dinner Bridge Evening
Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin entertained the Eibera club and guests at their Mock street home with a two course dinner and enjoyable bridge. Prizes went to Miss Allene Hoover and Vann Stringfield while Mrs Mildred Darden received the visitors award. Guests included Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles Mr and Mrs Walter Newby Mr and Mrs George Finch plus several members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Hodgin
Eibera Club
Mock Street
Alllene Hoover
Vann Stringfield
Mildred Darden
Miss Allah Voncannon Returns From Ohio Visit
Local society notes report Miss Allah Voncannon returning to the city after a three week stay in Columbus and Pataskala Ohio as guest of Miss Genie Vann and Rev and Mrs L P Jones. She also visited Mr and Mrs Sam Allen in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah Voncannon
Columbus
Pataskala
Ohio
Genie Vann
L. P. Jones
Miss Voncannon
Sam Allen
Local residents and visitors listed in weekend notices
Dr and Mrs Hugh Black of Spartanburg S C arrived yesterday to visit Mrs Black’s parents, Dr and Mrs John T Burrus. Several local families report illnesses and recoveries including Bessie Lee Creech improving after surgery, Gilbert Russell ill at home, H A Cecil recovered from influenza, and Mrs Lewis F E Teague confined with flu. Parker Waynick and Thomas J Gold Jr Otter hunting at Yadkinville, Miss Zarah Holden visiting Model Farm, Mrs John C Teague traveling to Washington DC for weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Black
Spartanburg, 8. C
Art Kassel Orchestra To Play For German Club Dance
Art Kassel and his orchestra will perform at the Piedmont German Club dance on February 9 at the High Point Country Club. The article notes Kassel’s past incident with Major Jimmy Doolittle during a Century of Progress goodwill tour, including a forced landing in a Louisiana swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Doolittle
Kassel
Louisiana
New Orlean
Art Kassel
High Point Country Club
Myers Entertain At Dinner With Junior Music Club
In Lexington on January 21 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Myers hosted a dinner at West Fifth Avenue for guests from Grandview Washington J N Gilkey Earl Gilkey and W C Gobel as part of a social evening. The Literature Department of the club will meet with all members urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Henry T Link are due home today after a several week stay in New York for the furniture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeola Sikes
Gilbert Raymond English
Trinity
W. CC
American Association of University Women
Henry White
Washington
Altrusa Club
Woman's Club
W. J. Fraley
ART Dept
The
Thomas Dodamead
America
Geddie Strickland
S. R. Matthews
W. T. Saunders
Lexington
H. C. Myers
West Fifth Avenue
J. N. Gilkey
Earl Gilkey
W. C. Gobel
Grandview
Wash
John Hodges
Henry T. Link
New York
Mise Blanche Hedrick Recovers From Flu Attack
Hedrick shows improvement following an illness described as a flu attack. No further details on duration or the condition provided in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick
Mrs Leo Welch Plans Visit With W B Conrad Family
Mrs. Leo Welch and her young son from High Point spent Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Conrad on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Welch and Small, Son
High Point
W. B&b. Conrad
West Fifth Street
Junior Music Club Forms Officers and Plans Season
The Junior Music club held its first meeting at Mrs. A W Honeycutt’s home. Plans for the year and the spring Junior Music Contest were discussed. Ruth Hutchins was elected president and Virginia Fritts secretary-treasurer. Next meeting is Monday night January 23 at West Fourth Avenue home. Open to music lovers ages 12 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearman
Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
West Farriss Avenue
J. W. Tindeau
Charlies Perry
Hoke Bullard
Craven Page
W. Sommerset Maugham
Mesdames Ed Lyon
Kenneth Geddie
Ed. Harrison
Wester Sale
J. W. Lindsay
W. F. Ellis, Jr
Robert McPheeters
Charles Perry
A. W. Honeycutt
Ruth Hutchins
Virginia Fritts
West Fourth Avenue
Mrs Clyde Hunt Visits Relatives in Thomasville
Mrs Clyde Hunt is visiting relatives in Thomasville as reported in local notes. The visit highlights family connections in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clyde Hunt
Thomasville
Gilkey Family and Relatives Visit South Carolina
Mr and Mrs J N Gilkey and son Earl visit relatives in South Carolina along with Mrs B C Evans and W C Gobel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Gilkey
Earl
B. C. Evans
W. C. Gobel
South Carolina
Woman's Club Holds General Meeting at Legion Hut
The Woman's club organizes a general meeting on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the American Legion Hut on South Hargrave Street. Immediately after this meeting,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
American Legion Hut
South Hargrave Street
Special VFW Meeting in High Point Monday
A special High Point Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting is planned for Monday night at the VFW hall on East Washington Street. All members are urged to attend and ex service members with foreign service or naval service are admitted. Commander J W McMahon will share information on the pending Washington bonus and a vote on by laws for the coming year will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Post of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
Patman
Polly” Snyder
Steele Street
Owens announce birth of son William Landis
Mr and Mrs Dewey Owens announce the birth of a son named William Landis on January 16 at their home 607 Short Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Owens
William Landis
Short Smith Street
Columbus Cross Monument at Santo Domingo to be built
A monument to Christopher Columbus is being erected in Santo Domingo. When finished it will form a cross-shaped lighthouse viewed from above and serve as a navigation aid for sea and air traffic at an estimated cost of 1.9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Eastern Star Holds Regular Monthly Meeting at Masonic Hall
The Eastern Star conducted its regular monthly business meeting at the Masonic hall with Mrs. W. F. Sparger as worthy matron in charge. A brief session disposed of several matters and packages from the sisters were exchanged as each member revealed her three month sister. Names for new sisters were drawn before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
BE. C. Harville
C. BR. Baxter
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
W. F. Sparger
Henry Study Club Holds January Meeting
The Henry Study Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. George Hackney as hostess at her West Third avenue home. Mrs. J. M. Hayes presided and Mrs. Fletcher Wall led the program with a review of The Epic of America by James Truslow Adams. Mrs. Fred Thompson helped serve a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Study Club
George Hackney
West Third Avenue
J. M. Hayes
Fletcher Wall
America
James Trustow Adams
Fred Thompson
Palmer Visits Lexington From Charlotte
John Palmer of Charlotte was a visitor in Lexington on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Charlotte
Lexington Wednesay
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Altrasa Club
First Baptist Church
Main ST
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E
Annex
Pelta Tau
Hunsucker
Frank Hunsucker
Delta Tau Club
Hillcrest Drive
Pirst Baptist B. Y. P. US
Christian Endeavor Society of
English Street
M. P
Tts
Jimmy Rowera
Hasty Workers
Ward Street
W. 8
Hasty
Byrum Street
Lois Wilkes
Schroder Spaaks
Dan Schroder
Brentwood School
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Ee Ite
R. W. Irving
Utopian Study Club
Country Club
Seborn Perry
Ladies’ Altar Society
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Stees
Hillaboro
Mra
Ed Kearne
North Matin Street
W. J. McAnally
J. H. Tate
R. Matthews
Mire
H. A. White
Order of the Eastern Star
Mrs. Marsh
T. O. Maresh
Elizabeth
Beatrice Hill
Verna Cashatt
Helen Fields
Pearl Marsh
Meears Herbert Jarrett
Gaynell Moser
Welborn Swaim
Wesley
T. W. Alberteon
0. M. Andrews
R. E. Betts
BE. M. Brower
W. ©. Beavans
Lena Butler
RAY Street
Bay Street
Little Red
Veigh Hutchison
Good Will Garden Club
Geddile Strickland
T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Rock Gardens
Fifth Street
High Point College
Mr. Valley
J. K. Valley
Thomasville Chair Company
Young People’s
Christian Findeavor Society
Edna Easter
Legion
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main
Eugene
Pena
Willowbrook St
Thomasville U.D.C
Mesdames Hethcock and Finch
Dr. and Mrs. Hodgin
R. M. Cooksey
Charles Phillips
Ralph Wilson
Robert Rapp
Charles Clegg
Charles F. Phillips
BE. H. Mahone
Contract Club
George Finch
Lotus Club
H. R. Williamsson
H. R. Williamson
Johnson Street
F. E. Moses
C. C. Barnhardt
C. C. Earnhardt
H. L. Mitchell
J. E. Amos
W. L. Hargett
Harry White
F. H. Barrett
M. F. Crooks
Hazel Campbell
Guilford County Sanatorium
Oakdale Gleaners Als
Gleaners Association
Oakdale
Marjoriee
Jameston
Glenn Hodgin
Lillian Garrett
Shirley Hodgin
Lola Young
Eva Mae Young
Ollie Wood
Nellie. Edwards
Hassie Hodgin
Marjorie Lowe
Priscilla Club
C. C. Robbins
English Street Society
M. P. Church
Bernice Livengood
Kathleen Embler
Bessie Lee Creech
A. D. Creech
Guilford General Hospital
Beca Myers
Camden
S. C
L. H. Myers
Lucille James
P. D. McKinney
Reideville
High Point Hospital
Gilbert Russell
Elm Street
C. B. Houck
Roanoke
H. A. Cecil
Lewis FE. Teague
Paul Casey
Mary Elizabeth
Woodbrook Court
J. P. Workman
Parker Waynick
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Yadkinville
Zarah Holden
Pauline and
Parrish Clodfelter
Model Farm
John C. Teague
Washington, D. C
W. H. Hester
Kernersv
VF. W
McMahon
Twilight
Valentines
Book Lovers Library
Moore’s Book & Novelty Shop
West
Washington Street
Main and
College Sts
Marcel
Archie
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