Kindergarten Classes Begin Monday For Mid-Winter Term
Miss Dicks notes kindergarten and primary classes start for mid winter term Monday January 29. Mrs Albion Millis hosts Duplicate Bridge luncheon at North Main Street home. Local UDC chapter meets Monday at 3 pm with Mrs John Hedrick on North Main Street. Miss Vivian Matson reports YW A delegates entertained at Industrial Institute conference in Hale ton. Eastern Star sells chicken salad for charity at U Tote Em. Mrs Diffendale hosts 65 o clock tea for sister Miss Helen Dorman and Mrs Dorman. later hosts bridge and salad supper. Five Eastern Star chapters plan joint Greensboro hall meeting with notable speakers. YWCA program at hut features local musicians and reading by Mrs Ransom. Entre Nous club meets with rock games and chicken ala king lunch. Green Street Baptist women discuss mission study and enlistment efforts for new church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffendale
C. E. Jiffendale
Johnson Street
Helen Dorman
H. Dorman
Marietta
Mary Elizabeth Diffendale
Charles, Jr
John Lindsay
Colonial Drive
Entre Nous Club
A. E. Tate
Mesdame
D. N. Welborn
J. S. Welborn
T. M. Stanton
FE. S. Hutchison
R. B. Terry and
Frank
Hunsucker
Miss Alexander Hosts Bridge Party For Helen Long
Miss Minnie Alexander hosted guests on English Street for Mis Helen Long departing February for a world tour. The entertainment featured bridge and rook games with prizes, candies, and a salad course, honoring the honoree and including numerous local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustess
Minnie Alexander
English Street
Mis
Helen Long
Local clubs schedule Friday gatherings
Mia 20 on Friday hosts Tie Boulevard for Philomathean club at 3 o clock. Mrs C A Ring entertaining Priscilla club at 3 o clock. Miss Violet Johnson hosts Beta Pi club at her Thurston street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Tie Boulevard
Philomathean Club
C. A. Ring
Priscilla Club
Violet Johnson
Thurston Street
Beta Pi Club
Miss Delphine Holder Returns Home from Illness
Miss Delphine Holder of Louisville Conservatory of Music has returned home to Louisville Kentucky due to illness and will likely remain at home for about a month. Mrs Kemp Boren of Greensboro visits her mother Mrs J E white and Mrs Diffendale hosts relatives from Marietta Ohio and Danville Virginia. Mrs BR Wheeler and son Rodney Snow travel by auto to Florida with several planned stops starting at Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine Holder
Louisville Conservatory of Music
Louisville
BR. A. Wheeler
Rodney Snow
Southern Floria
Pinehurst
Miss Susie Myers Studying at Greensboro College
Miss Susie Myers, a Greensboro College for Women student, was at home with her parents in Thomasville on Tuesday. Mrs D E Hoover and son Ray visited relatives in High Point. C C Hooks and T J Finsh spent time in High Point as well. Mrs Lee Tomlinson traveled to Fayetteville to be with her ill daughter. Mrs Elmore Potts left for Charlotte after visiting with her parents. Augusta Cates is confined to her room with heart trouble. Percy Tudor, a Chat student, was mentioned among local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Susie Myers
Greensboro College For Women
John R. Myers
D. E. Hoover
Ray
High Point
W. L. Hargett
Lee Tomlinson
Fayetteville
William Nutting
Cumberland General Hospital
Elmore Potts
Charlotte
Mr. and
Pars
FE Ott
Augusta Cates
Ham Military Institute Homecoming Breaks Short
The Ham Military Institute is at home for a few days, offering a brief rest period before the next challenge. The return likely updates practice schedules and upcoming events for students and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Military Institute
Social events in Asheboro feature games and new club
Miss Mary McCain hosted a bridge party with prize to Elger Richardson and guest list including Donna Loftin Lena Hilliard Marion Mendenhall and others. A second gathering at Mr and Mrs W F Betts introduced social club Priscila circle with ten members. Ruth Cox held a bridge party awarding a vanity case and serving fruit salad cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mary McCain
Bridee
Elger Richardson
Donna Lee Loftin
Lena Hilliard
Marion Mendenhall
Mary Loftin
Lucy Leigh Lovett
Eunice Bulla
Ruth Amick
Mary Betts
W. F. Betts
George Ferree
Linne Birkhead
Gertrude Adkins
Helen Sykes
Ina Lee Kearns
Virginia Barker
Mabel Ingram
Messrs
Curtis Garner
Geo. Farree
Clarence Crawford
Noel Neal
James MetCain
J. B Ward
Priscila
Chuir
Ruth Cox
Bridge Club
Bera Searchere
Alamance Savage partners sue for 242 82 in Guilford court
W A M Bhaw and E P Foust trading as Alamance Savage filed in Guilford Superior Court at Greensboro a claim to collect 242 82 from H L Davis and H G Davis trading as L L Davis Construction Co for goods sold and delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be, M. Bhaw
Alamance Savage
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
Ll. Davis
H. G. Davis
L. Davis Construction Co
Beauty secret boosts courage to wear rouge with appeal
A playful note encourages readers that using rouge takes nerve but will win male attention, suggesting cheek color as a confidence booster for social appeal.
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Albion
Albion Millis
North Main Street
Duplicate Bridge Club
Bridge
Miss Matson
Vivian Matson
W Hales Ton
Industrial Institute
Eeastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Order
Florine Rawlins
Mrs
Woman's Missionary Society of
Green Street Baptist Church
C. E. Koontz
J. E. Lanier
Roya
A. Lee Gibson
A. Lee Gibson, Teacher. Mrs. Lanier
Gibson
Specia
Miss Alexander
Adele Wineskie
Rook Lewis
Mabie Boyd
Mary Elizabeth Long
Adele Wipeskie
Ruth Welborn
Lyman Redding
Mary Long
Dewey Garrett
Lawrence Ingram
Bill Lindsay
Albert Freeze
Lester Teague
Julius Greene
Lebron Perry
Tom Kearns
Reid Marsh
Sam Davis
Klub Kalendar
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Kemp Boren
E. Diffendale
H. A. Dorman
John Dorman
Marietta, O
E. N. Dodson
Danville
C. C. Hooks
High Point Hospital
T. J. Finsh
Ute Ande
Percy Tudor
Chat
Society OF
Ashboro
Fred W. Dietze
Fred WW. Dietse
National Theater
High Point Musi: Co
Qualtsy Y Shoe Store
Red Bell Shoe Store
Tfird
Ywomen’s
Welborn Furniture Co
East Commerce Street
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