Social NEWS from Beta Pi Club and Society Events
The Beta Pi Club meets Friday afternoon at Miss Violet Johnsons Thurston street home. Mrs F M Pickett is hospitalized with acute appendicitis. Mrs Hall Houston of Newport News Va hosts a bridge party with Mrs Carter Dalton on Johnson street. Mrs R B Terry announces a Sheraton hotel social tomorrow afternoon for bridge and rock. An event at News Owen Smiths honors Mrs C F Long and Miss Ida Alexander before their abroad trip. The Woman's Club meets 3 30 at Mrs Powell's Parkway home for a literature music program on The Independent Theater Movement in Keenland. The Y W C A millinery class gathers at the hut. Grimes street Girl Reserves hold a party at the hut under Miss Lena Barrow. The Blue Bird band meets at the Y hut. Mrs William G Ragsdale hosts a 3 o clock Oak Hill Jamestown gathering complimenting Mrs Charles F Long and Miss Ida Alexander who plan trips abroad. Misses Mary and Lucy Ragsdale host a welcome for Helen Long and Mary Elizabeth Long sailing with their mother and Miss Alexander. The Wesley Philathea class meets at Mrs J M Matthews Thurston street with hostesses Miss Lucy Eshelman and others. The meeting includes readings, business on classroom decor, and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Houston
Newport News
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
C. F. Long
Ida Alexander
News
Owen Smith
Tom Powell
ER. M. Shipman
Woman’s Club
Powell
Parkway
Witte
Kenegland
Charles F. Long
William G. Ragsdale
Oak Hill
Jamestown
Mary
Lucy Ragsdale
Helen Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Alexander
Wesley Philathea
Wesley Memorial Church
J. M. Matthews
Thurston Street
B. C. Harmon
R. C. Stuckey
John Talbert
Lucy Eshelman
Bessie Pope
John Tolbert
Choral Society Rehearsal and Local Club Meetings
The Choral society meets in Wesley Memorial Church Sunday school rooms at eight for an important practice. The Fortnightly Bridge club gathers with Mrs. Alviner on street at o clock. The Order of the Eastern Stars convenes at 7 30 at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Bridge Club
Alviner
Order of the Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Social notes highlight visits and guests in Winston-Salem
Miss Gladys Barnes visits Mrs. J. GC. Culler in Winston-Salem. Miss Lucille Sherrod, student at Greensboro College, spent the weekend with her parents on North Main Street. Miss Vivian Matson of the local YWCA goes to Wilmington for an industrial conference. Mrs Charles Taylor Hall from Montgomery Center Vermont visited Miss Dorothy Gardyne. Misses Millie and Ruth Alexander Kelso from Washington are visiting. W. A. Sherrod and son Anton of Spartanburg spent time with Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherrod. J. Elwood Cox left Raleigh for the week. Henry L. Sherrod of Gadsden, Alabama, is visiting his parents on North Main Street. Miss Mary White of Williamston is guest of Miss Janie Redding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Sherrod
Greensboro College
Arents
Mrs
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Henry L. Sherrod
Gadsden,a
City
Mra
Literature music club hosts talk on England theater movement
Mrs Tom Powell hosts at the Parkway for the Woman's club literature music department with associate hostess Mrs Ki M Shipman and leader Mrs H A White. The subject is Independent Theater Movement in England Barker-Gaksworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Powell
Parkway
Woman’s Club
Ki. M. Shipman
H. A. White
Independent Theater
England
Barker - Gaksworthy
Local clubs host afternoon gatherings on North Main and Colonial drives
Thursday events feature Mrs Albion Millis presiding at the Duplicate 2a club at 1 PM on North Main Street. Mrs John Lindsay Jr will entertain the Entre Nous club at 3 PM at her home on Colonial drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Millis
North Main Street
John Lindsay, Jr
Colonial Drive
Clubs host afternoon gatherings at 3 o clock
Mr. Dept Parker at 210 Boulevard will entertain the Philomathean club at 3 o clock. Mrs C A Ring will be host to the Priscilla club at 3 o clock. Miss Violet Johnson on Thurston street will hostess the Beta Pi club at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. Parker
Boulevard
Philomathean Club
C. ‘A. Ring
Priscilla Club
Violet Johnson
Thurston Street
Beta Pi Club
Thomasville Social Notes From Weekend Visitors
Mrs. W. T. Green hosted Janna Williamson and Ruth Iven of Lexington for the weekend. Various guests from Charlotte Danville Roanoke Greensboro High Point and Winston visited local residents and relatives this Sunday and over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Janna
Anna Williamson
Ruth Iven
Lexington
W. T. Green
Officers Meet With Sunday School Staff At Mrs Shipman Home
An officers conference with the superintendent and teacher of the Presbyterian Sunday school was held last night at Mrs W G Shipman’s home on Tatewood Avenue. Plans and activities for the Sunday school were discussed including an aim for full attendance and Bible provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. G. Shipman
Tatewood Avenue
Ziane
Lutherans Appeal for Relief Fund Nationwide Drive
The National Lutheran council seeks 856000 from American Lutherans to fund relief in Russia and Europe with 725000 for relief and 125000 for mission fields. The appeal, third in three years, notes Lutheran relief aided 100000 saved from starvation and work in 22 countries. North Carolina Lutherans urged to give 1.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lutheran Council
America
Russia
Europe
Drs. Morehead and
Larsen
Dr. Morehead
Roanoke College
Salem
Baltic States
North Carolina
New Soviet at rate Vladivostok elects Primoria soviet
Nakita Denisenko a Vladivostok strong man and former longshoreman is named president of the Primoria soviet with Constantine Tretiakoff as vice president and Nicholas Guschin as secretary He outlines a transitional period with a provincial military revolutionary committee handling government while Soviets are formed in districts and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Siberia
Nakita Denisenko
Primoria Soviet
Constantine Tretiakoff
Nicholas Guschin
Russia
Vadivostock
Revolutionary Committee
Military Revolutionary Committee
Provincial
Red Army
Railwaymen's Unions
Union A
Metal Workers
Sailors Union
Industry Workers
Food Producers Union
Feldmans store to succeed Feldman in Salisbury
Feldman resigned to take a position in New York. Mrs Williams has long been connected with Feldmans in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Williams
Salisbury
Feldman’s Store
Louis Feldman
New York
Wiliams
Feldman’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Pickett
Hae Houston
B. Terry
Sheraton Hotel
R. B. Terry
Bridge and Rock
Mrs. Owerns
Bertagns
Department OF Women's
THE
Grimes Street Corps of
Lena Barrow
Blue Bird
Mrs. Matthews
Greensboro
Klub Kalendar
Mrs. Leeds
Florence B. le
Mediterranean
Gladys Barnes
Winstonsalem
J. GC. Culler
Vivian Matson
Wilmington
Charles Taylor Hall
Ofontgomery Center
Dorothy Gardyne
Grand Bay
Ala
Fpentgomery Center
Millie and
Ruth Alexander Kelso
Wash
Tes
W. A. Sherrod
Httle
Anton
Spartanburg, S. C
Mrs. A. Sherrod
J. Elwood Cox
Raleigh
Mary White
Williamston
Janie Redding
Tomorrerade
Miuio
Fred, Mra
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Sogists OF
W. H. Tudor
Danville
Elizabeth IX, Price
Roanoke
Suney
Maye Livengood
H. R. Kyser
Chapel Hill
Tracy Comstock
Grand Junoon, Tenn
J. F. Hayden
D. FE. Hoover
Adeline
John Louis Hoover
High Point
Lucy Eshelmann
P. A. Hoover
Little Daugh‘y
Mary Carolyn
Helen
Elizabeth
Winston Sunday
Mr. Tudor
George €. Tudor
O. QO. Stone
J. R. Stone
Rgill
Lutherans Appea For Relief Fund
Denisenko
Longshoreman
Vi Vladivostok
Mrs. Welltanes
MKS
Ron
Lassieg
Ara the Pest
Corner Mainan
Washington
Nners
Fordkg
DaAston
M. P. College
Ther
Lion Brand
Per Palr
Red Bell Shoe Store
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