Miss Warner Hosts Surprise Shower for Mrs. Everhart
Miss Callie Warner hosted a Valentine themed surprise shower for Mrs. A A Everhart former Miss Josephine Ferguson of 800 English Street Attendees included Mrs A M Adams Mrs Myrtle Patterson and others who joined games received gifts and enjoyed refreshments. Also notes on Mrs M B McMillan bedridden in Kerneraville and upcoming Daughters of America and Magdalene Rebekah Lodge meetings tonight with planned installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calllie Warner
A. A. Everhart
Josephine Ferguson
English Street
Valentine
A. A. Everhert
A. M. Adams
Myrtle Patterson
Hubert Payne
W. A. Kernodle
Hugh Fesperman
Bill Poplin
T. H. Scott
G. A. Warner
R. C. Boyd
Martha Safrit
Marie Lambeth
Irene Reynolds
Margaret Snipes
Esther Pritchard
Mamie Baird
Della Safrit
Callie Warner
Ill Trinity man improves after Christmas illness
M. V. Andrews, long ill at his Trinity home since Christmas, is now improving. Mrs. Kate Kirkman is recovering well after an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. M. B. Blankenship of North Wilkesboro is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Andrews
Trinity
Kate Kirkman
Burrus Memorg Hospital
Juror Awards $500 in High Point Auto Case
In High Point municipal court a jury awarded Lucile Huggins the plaintiff, next friend, $500 in damages from Elisabeth Oakes after an auto collision. The January term ended soon. several divorce actions were settled, with two years separation in all cited cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Huggins
Elisabeth Oakes
High Point
Naomi Jackson Townsend
Thomas J. Townsend
Harry H. Pierce
Edna M. Pierce
Hyman
Goodkowits
Fannie Goodkowitz
Trixie Tuitt Ridge
Samuel F. Ridge
Ophelia Simmons
Charles Simmons
Sedgefield Hunt Plans Ball and Dinner Event
The Sedgefield Hunt will cohere with a hunt ball and dinner at the Sedgefield Inn on Saturday evening. Members may invite guests, including Mrs J C Woodburn of Melbourne Heights, who joined to be with Mrs Kate Kirkman, a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
J. C. Woodburn
Melbourne Heights
Kate Kirkman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Greene Street Baptist circle postpones church social
The Circle Number Three social at Greene Street Baptist Church was postponed to a later date due to illness at Mrs. W. W. Seckler's East Green Street home. The Highlands Society held its regular meeting at Mrs. J. Q. Cheves’s Davis Street home with Mrs. C. N. Jarrett presiding.
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Green
Circle Number Three
Greene Street
Highland Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the High
J. Q. Cheves
Davis Street
C. N. Jarrett
Rome program by Rex Stewart at Utopian Study Club
Mrs Rex Stewart of Winston Salem spoke on the early life of Rome at the Utopian Study Club meeting held at Mrs Rodney Snow's Woodbrook court home. The presentation covered Romulus and Remus foundational myth, Forum Arch of Titus Coliseum Pantheon Vatican and other Rome landmarks with photos from a Rome visit.
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Rome
Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Woodbrook Court
Coliseum
Pantheon
Vatican
Stewart
Laurance Ingram
Amelia Harbart
Mis
Rex Stewart
A. B. Henley
Hiram Armentrout
Mesdames Thomas Turner
O. B. Bonner
W. B. Thomas
R. T. Holton
John Walker
Seborn Perry
J. J. Groome
Burt Nolan
Mise Patte Joran
Hunt Ball and Dinner Planned by Sedgefield Hunt
Plans are set for the Sedgefield Hunt ball and dinner tomorrow at Sedgefield Inn with 100 to 126 diners. Hors d oeuvres will precede dinner at eight, tables arranged in a horseshoe, dancing in the center, and an 11 piece orchestra. Secretary J Welch Harriss and joint masters Frank Curran and Baril Lips, both from North Carolina, organized arrangements for a socially active hunt group that also hosts drag hunts and teas.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Hunt
Mrs Wardell Hosts Bridge Club at Willowbrook Home
Mrs Arnor Wardell entertained the bridge club at her Willowbrook street home on Thursday evening. Contract bridge at two tables saw Miss Grace Koontz win high score and a novelty sewing kit while Mrs Earl V Womble took second with a box of powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnor Wardell
Willowbrook Street
Grace Koontz
Earl V. Womble
Rev and Mrs Shaffer Honored by Local Church Consistory
The First Evangelical and Reformed Church held a farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Shaffer as they prepare to move to Philadelphia for new pastoral duties. Speakers from area denominations voiced regret, gifts were presented, music performed, and about two hundred attendees shared light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shaffer
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Shafter
M. F. Crooks
Howard Hartzell
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
High Point
Lexington
A. M. Lindsay
Davis
Ruth Hedrick
Chas. LaFevre
Mr. Shaffer
J. M. Hedrick
Edgar Whitener
Sc. Mary’s Episcopal Church
B. C. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
Kendall Shoffner
Emmanuel
Thomasville
J. A. Palmer
Heidelberg Church
Joshua Levens
Program On Modern Novel Heard By Tea And Topics Club
The Tea And Topics club met at Mrs. R. H. Sechrest’s South Main home at 3:30 with Blooming plants and pussy willow in style. Mrs. Horace Haworth led a historical review of modern novels, including Stark Young’s So Red the Rose, and discussed reviews and notices. Hostess and assistants offered a salad course after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
W. F. Clayton
Horace Haworth
Stark Young
Dixie Thomas
Mildred Marsh
Betty Sechrest
Mesdames H. D
Sears
W. F. Armfield
R. M. Andrews
J. E. Marsh
Logan Porter
Wall
G. I. Apers
C. BR. Sheloft
Joseph T. Weaver
Vv. W. Idol
A. G. Douglas
Cubs Plan Pet Show at St Mary's Church
Cub Packs of the Boy Scouts announce a pet show Saturday at 10 30 a m in the basement of St Mary’s Episcopal Church. Prizes will go to the most handsome and ugliest pet and to pets that perform the most tricks. A woodcarving and soap carving exhibit will also offer prizes. Judges will be den mothers and Scout executive Bunn W W Hackney requests collars and leashes for dogs entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Boy Scouts of America
Scout
Bunn W.W. Hackney
Wear at Shore Campaign Sees $3010.45 Raised in Two Days
Bunn W. Hack, scout executive, reports $3,010.45 raised by the campaign after the second day. At Wesley Memorial church last night colonial leaders met and members express confidence in further progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunn W. Hackhey
Wesley Memorial Church
Green or Yellow Are U K
A terse fragment notes colors Green or Yellow tied to the U K context. No further context or events provided in the readable text.
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U. K
Iron rich foods and cooking tips for healthy schoolchildren
The article urges iron rich meals for boys and girls to keep bright eyes and rosy cheeks. It reviews iron sources like beef, liver, eggs, milk, oysters, prunes, dried beans, and whole grains, and warns on cooking losses in cabbage and beans while offering practical kitchen guidance and sample menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Public Invitation Extends to Attend Service
The master and Reverend H A Hartzell unite in inviting the public to attend a forthcoming service or event, extending a wide invitation to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hartzell
Telephone Company Reelects Its Officers and Directors Today
Officers and directors of the North State Telephone company were preelected to their offices at the annual stockholders meeting held yesterday afternoon. H. N. Williard of High Point Savings and Trust company was elected to the board to fill the vacancy caused by M. J. Wrenn's death last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North State Telephone Company
H. N. Williard
High Point Savings and Trust Company
M. J. Wrenn
Scout Campaign To Be Continued In Upcoming Days
Workers in the Uwharrie council of the Boy Scouts of America pursue a four thousand dollar fundraising goal, with continued efforts planned over the next several days according to an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Finance Campaign
Campaign funds pledged and scout reports requested
The article notes the amount of the budget pledged for tomorrow night and thanks Mr. Hackney for his assistance in the campaign. Members of the campaign group are asked to submit their reports at Boy Scout headquarters on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
Workis
Boy Scout Headquarters
Washington Street
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Club News
Miss Warner
Mrs. Everhart
Daughters OF America
Peace Council
Council Hall
North Main Street
Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
East Commerce Street
Moffitt’s
N. Main ST
Winston
the Hunt
J. Welch
Cubs
Jay Thorpe
New York
By Mary BK. Daqgue
NEA Service
Telephone Company
Rose Marie
National Market Co
North Main
Liberty Bran Coffee
Black Hawk
Black Hawk Bacon
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