Miss Ruth Pollock Named Sponsor For Greensboro Club Dance
Miss Ruth Pollock was selected as High Point sponsor for the Mid-Term Graduation Dance by the Gub club of Greensboro to honor Greensboro high school students finishing in spring. The event at Sedgefield Country Club runs from ten to two with music by Jimmy Gunn and his Negro band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pollock
Gub Club
Greensboro
High Point
Sedgefield Country Club
Miss Pollock
Harry Welch
Greensboro High School
Jimmy Gunn
Mrs E S Wall Hosts Tea And Topics Club Meeting
Mrs E S Wall entertained the Tea and Topics club at her Hillcrest drive home yesterday with spring flowers, especially yellow jasmine, used to brighten the rooms. Club president C B Sheloff presided, and Nancy Kirkman Poston city librarian spoke on Windows On Henry Street by William Ward, sharing insights from Seward Park library near Henry Street Settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Hillcrest Drive
C. B. Sheloff
J. E. Marsh
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Club
Henry Street
William Ward
J. T. Weaver
W. F. Clayton
A. G. Douglas
W. F. Armfield
R. M. Andrews
C. E. Sheloff
Horace Haworth
R. H. Sechrest
Nancy K. Poston
Sorosis and Entre Nous Clubs Share Joint Meeting
Sorosis and Entre Nous clubs held a joint gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Harriss home on Rock ford road. A spring floral setting and a seven table Boston rock game framed the event with a Valentine motif carried by a two course repast. Members and visitors named include Mesdames P. B. Raymond A. E. Kirkman F. M. Pickett George Matton Charles Ragan Ed Steele C. A. Barbee Fred Tate H. N. Phillips B. S. Cummins S. C. Clark Howard Hartsell J. F. Hayden Bascom Hoskins Gurney Kearns J. A. Morris C. B. Overman A. M. Rankin A. B. Tate L. R. Terry Z. I. Walzer and guests Mrs. W. A. Lambeth Mrs. W. C. Idol O. P. Moffitt E. W. Freeze S. H. Tomlinson C. F. Long and Mrs. Pearl Davis Martin of Petersburg Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
Boston Rock
R Clults
Mesdames
P. B. Raymond
A. E. Kirkman
F. M. Pickett
George Matton
Charlies Ragan
Ed Steele
C. A. Barbee
Fred Tate
H. N. Phillips
People Miss Rosalie Andrews Travels for Weekend in Charlotte
Rosalie Andrews leaves this afternoon for Charlotte to spend the weekend as guest of Miss Beatrice George who will be remembered in High Point for formerly teaching in the city schools. Jack Davis, son of Mr and Mrs L W Davis, has recovered enough from recent surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital to return home on Wright Street. Mrs J B Bodenheimer was moved home yesterday from Burrus Memorial hospital and her condition is greatly improved. Evelyn Sharp, student at Woman's College Greensboro, arrives to spend the weekend with her parents on Carrick Avenue. Beverly Caudle is recovering at home on Alfred Street after a broken arm suffered at Elm Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Andrews
Charlotte
Beatrice George
Miss George
High Point
Jack Davis
L. W. Davis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wright Street
J. B. Bodenheimer
Lexington Avenue
Evelyn Sharp
Woman's College
Greensboro
F. C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
Beverly Caudle
Alfred Street
Elm Street
C. W. Dedmon
Miami
Florida
Dedman
Gladys Mendenhall
Man N. C. Mendenhall
Chas, Clinton Cox
Asheboro
Paul K. Cox
Charles Clinton
Rendolph Hospital
Cox
Jessie Redding
Rancheman
Oyster Supper Planned by Mitchell's Grove M P Church
The Mitchell's Grove M P church ladies announce an oyster supper this Saturday evening at Mrs J R Bowmans home on Hayworth Springs road. Proceeds from gate and plates benefit the church. The public is invited. The East Green Street Christian church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs C L Hunsucker 1809 Franklin street with many members present and two new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Mitchell's Grove
M. P. Church
J. R. Bowman
Hayworth Springs Road
Christian Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
East Green Street
Social Calendar Friday and Saturday Meetings
Friday events include the Lotus club gathering at Mrs. Jackster on Johnson street with host Mrs. E. M. Brower and Priscilla club at Mrs. W. W. Idol's North Main street home. Saturday features the Club of Twelve bridge group hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fraley on Ardmore circle and the Sedgefield Hunt Ball at Sedgefield Inn with Lou Gogerty and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lotus Club
E. M. Brower
Jackster
Johnson Street
W. W. Idol
Priscilla Club
North Main Street
W. J. Fraley
Club of Twelve
Ardmore Circle
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Lou Gogerty
Social hour and refreshments after society meeting
Members were welcomed into the society and, after the meeting, enjoyed a social hour hosted by a hostess who served dainty refreshments.
Pageant Promises Young People’s Day At First M P Church
First M P Church observes Young People’s Day next Sunday with services across the day and a 7 30 p m pageant The Road to Happiness by the church youth groups A full chorus provides music plus a flute violin duet by Mrs T E Strickland and Miss Irish Welch The pageant stresses choosing the right vocation and reflects careful preparation by the youth members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Strickland
Irish Welch
Live Y'ers Club Holds Evening Meeting at Y Hut
Members of the Live Y'ers club met last evening at the YWCA Hut for their regular gathering. The sewing group was led by Mrs Gene Horney and the cooking group by Miss Lucille Johnston. Under their direction much was accomplished and cookies were served after the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live
Gene Horney
Lucille Johnston
High Point UDC Chapter to Host Lee and Jackson Day Talk
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet January 27 at Mrs J B Welborn s East Washington Street home. T Wingate Andrews will be guest speaker on Lee and Jackson, the two Confederate generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. 8. Welborn
Friendly Garden Club Meeting At Mrs. E. S. Wilson Home
The Friendly Garden club held its monthly meeting at Mrs. E S Wilson Sr home on Kivett drive with Mrs EB Wilson Jr presiding. The hostess led the devotional and program featured readings on Winter and Spring Pruning and New Garden Year Coming. Members discussed spring planting and a flower show with flowers and potted plants as entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
E.S. Wilson
Kivett Drive
EB. Wilson, Jr
P. L. Cox
E. BE. Witcher
Walter E. Campbell
W. L. Kivett
Young Persons Urged to Confirm Feelings Before Matrimony
Marjorie Mansfield warns that young people should be absolutely certain of their emotions before marriages to avoid unhappiness. She emphasizes careful reflection, choosing wisely, and considering lasting compatibility to prevent regret.
Advice From Marjorie Mansfield On An Eighteen Year Old Marriage
A reader aged eighteen asks about divorce after eight months of marriage. The columnist urges waiting until at least twenty one or twenty five, notes many young marriages fail, and calls for the couple to explain the real reasons for their discord. The writer offers to provide more specific guidance if more details are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Lexington Garden Club January Meeting Report
Mrs. J A Smith hosted the Lexington Garden Club for the January meeting at her West Center home. Reports highlighted lectures in Chapel Hill February 18 to 20 on flower arrangements and judging and February garden topics. social notes mention illness, weddings, faculty changes, and a tea honoring Mrs Joseph Link with a large guest list and formal tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. A. Smith
West Center Street
W. B. Hunt
Chapel Hill
George 8. White
R. Grady Sheaf
Miss Mamie Harris Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Thomasville
Thomasville on Randolph street hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at 10 30 a m by Miss Mamie Harris. Guests included the Thursday bridge club with two contract tables. High score went to Mrs Charles F Phillips, second to Mrs Green. A three course luncheon followed served by Miss Harris and her sister Mrs R P Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mamie Harris
Randolph Street
Thursday
Charles F. Philips
Mrson Green
Mrs Lampeth Hosts Informal Dinner For Baltimore Guest
Mrs. Frank Lampeth gave an informal Randolph Street dinner Wednesday honoring houseguest Mrs. T. J. Copeland of Baltimore. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Lambeth Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lambeth Rev. R. Dwight Ware and others. Local Baptist Sunday school delegates from First Baptist church attended in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Lampeth
Randolph Street
T. J. Copeland
Baltimore
Copeland
W. A. Lambeth
James E. Lambeth
R. Dwight Ware
E. J. Poe
Lillian Yow
Frank Fuller
Charlotte
8. R. Matthews
W. K. McGee
Blanche Gant
R. G. Jennings
Jones
First Baptist Church
J. A. Palmer
Lexington
J. C. Leonard
Lexington Reformed Church
Woman's Auxiliary meets at First Presbyterian church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. George Finch leading the program on Home Mission work. A playlet Lift Up Your Eyes and Look was presented. A nominating committee was named with Finch as chairman. Other members include Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
George Finch
Finch
Assembly
J. C. Cooke
W. G. Smith
David Long
Jesus
Civil court adjourned but criminal session set for Monday
Judge Teague announced no more jury sessions for the civil action week with a new jury to be sworn next Tuesday. A municipal court session will hear criminal cases Monday. Compromise judgments were signed in injuries from an automobile truck collision on the High Point Asheboro highway with Washburn On company to pay Mary Maynor 1200 dollars and Carl Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis BK. Teague
Teague
Mary Maynor
Carl Sumner
High Point
Asheboro
Washburn On Company
Carl
Divorce Compromises and Two Final Decrees End Separate Bonds
Counsel for both sides approve compromises and ask court to accept. Two divorce judgments signed granting divorces after more than two years of separation. Hannah Sprinkle divorces Carl Sprinkle and Pearl Bolton Sauley divorces Edgar R. Sauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Hannah Sprinkle
Carl Sprinkle
Pearl Bolton Sauley
Edgar RB. Sauley
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Patsy Jones
Emily Harris
Elizabeth Bishop
Mary Elizabeth Watson
Winston-Salem
Jack Thomas
Harris
Clyde Gaskins
Bishop's
Phil Carlton, Jr
Watson
Julian McLean
Gaston Faison
Catherine Morrison
George Brendt, Jr
Dorothy Ellington
F. M. Clements, Jr
Virginia Boren
Fred Byrd
Mason Banka
Arnold Matthews
Stags
E. S. Wall
Entre Nous
Bank
Moffitt’s
North Main
First
Jno. S
E. S. Wilson
Marjorie
Mansfield
W. D
Lexington Garden Club
John Craver
Sheroff
West Sixth Avenue
Lewis Reich
Robert
Martha Ann Reich
Arcadia
Rachel Blythe
Huntersville
Cecil School
Elizabeth Geiger
Rocky Mount
Edith Reich
Reeves
Bill Michael
Carolina Cleaners
Washington, D. C
M. C. Holton
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
United States
Canada
Wardman Park Hotel
That City
Betty Jane Richard
Mary Katheryn Nifong
Welcome
H. W. Dorsett
West First Avenue
Joseph 8. Link
W. O. Burgin
Paul Raper
Paul Bernhardt
Dorsett
Mra. Sink
Fred 0. Sink
David Wilson
Portland
Oregon
Dwight Ware
Kitty Kyser
Woodrow McKay
Brantley Finch
J. W. Moffitt
Charles Davis
Charles Link
Cloyd Philpott
R. H. Hope
Elizabeth Davis
Willis Vestal
W. H. Moffitt
R. L. Reynolds
Mamie Harris Thomasville
Bridge Club
Gardner, Mass
Spencer Carleton
J. C. Lloyd
Saxapahaw
T. B. Jennings
Pete’s Knob
J.S. Jennings
T. Austin Finch
Tom A
New York City
Mr. Finch
Charles F. Lambeth
New York
Gooch-Thomas
SeSteen
Ae Charxain
Rai
Gooch
Thomas
RCA Victor
Rose FurnIture Co
Kester Bros
South Main ST
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