Joint meeting planned by Welch Memorial and Central Friends societies
Senior Christian Endeavor groups of Welch Memorial M P Church and Central Friends Church will hold a joint meeting in the Friends church annex. The Welch Memorial members will host a social for the visiting Friends group, losers in a recent member drive. Full attendance urged for both societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Central Friends Church
Friends Church
Friends
Welch Memorial Group
Social Clubs Meet Friday At Noted Homes
Friday events list Lotus club meets with Mrs. G White at Johnson Street home at 2 p m Priscilla club hosts Mrs R I Farmer at Colonial Drive home at 3 p m Philomathean club meets Mrs Ralph Parker at 401 Woodbrook Court for a social calendar of neighborhood gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
G. White
Johnson Street
Priscilla Club
R. IL. Farmer
Colonial Drive
Philomathean Club
Ralph Parker
Woodbrook Court
Social Roundup In Greensboro Attendees Gather At Homes
Mrs. B. BE. Burns of Greensboro spent yesterday as guest of Mrs. F. Remfrey at 411 Forest Avenue. Miss Frances McCrary, a student at Woman's College, Greensboro, visits her parents the McCrarys and hosts Miss Betty Allardice of Mountain Lakes NJ. Miss Susan Sharp, student at UNC Greensboro, arrives to visit parents Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Sharp on Carrick Avenue with weekend guests Misses Betty Wilson and Virginia Copeland of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. BE. Burns
Greensboro
F. ©. Remfrey
Forest Avenue
Frances McCrary
Woman's College
J. N. McCrary
Betty Allardice
Mountain Lakes
N. J
Susan Sharp
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
F. C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
Betty Wilson
Virginia Copeland
Marion
Entre Nous Club Hosts Mrs Kearns and Guests
The Entre Nous club met at Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs G H Kearns with five tables of Boston rook and a spring setting of pink roses. Guests included Mrs L H Pyle and other local ladies. afternoon tea featured salads and sweets. A separate note: Archdale Friends church to host a chicken supper from six to eight pm to benefit the church fund. Mrs George A Moser improving after a recent operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kearns
Mesdames
W. C. Beavans
S. C. Clark
J. W. Harriss
J. F. Hayden
Bascom Hoskins
J. A. Morris
C. B. Overman
H. N. Phillips
A. M. Rankin
L. R. Terry
B. S. Cummings
A. E. Tate
Archdale
Weix
Archdale Friends Church
Elizabeth Fry
Moser
George A. Moser
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dance At Sedgefield Honoring High Point
A large social event at Sedgefield Manor honored High Point winter brides and grooms. Miss Alice Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Kirkman hosted with ornate red and white decor, a receiving line led by Miss Freeze and Reitzel, and Alex Mendenhall’s Greensboro orchestra provided popular music for guests from Raleigh to Thomasville attended the fashionable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Alice MacRae Caldwell
C. A. Kirkman
High Point
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
J. Brooks Reitzel
H. A. Foscue
Alice Mac
Rae Caldwel
James Foscue
C. B. McGeachy
C. A. Duke
Jordan
Amos Kearns
Allen Watkins
Charles Kearns
Nathan Ayers
Charles McAnally
Sam Colvert
Mrs Nolan Hosts Utopian Study Club
Mrs Nolan entertained the Utopian Study club at her Parkway home on Wednesday. Miss Patte Jordan led the program on Thomas Edison detailing his early life and 1887 phonograph invention along with later electrical work and rubber plantation experiments. Mrs John Walker Jr. presented the current event and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwell Nolan
Parkway
Utopian Study Club
Patte Jordan
John Walker, Jr
U D C Chapter Meets On Monday In High Point
High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 3 30 PM Monday at Mrs John 8 Welborn home on Washington Street. Associate hostesses include Mesdames Hunter Sechrest R P Cook and Willis Welborn. An interesting program has been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John 8. Welborn
Washington Street
Mesdames
Hunter Sechrest
R. P. Cook
Willis Welborn
Workers Meet at I W A Hall and Evening Gathering
Workers from Tate Furniture and Pickett and Highland mills will gather Saturday morning at 10 oclock and again Saturday night at 7 oclock at 815 North Main Street I W A hall. The event will include entertainment and a social after the meeting. Both members and non members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Furniture Company
North Main Street
City Hall to Sell Rat Poison Saturday Afternoon
City health officials announced rat poison prepared according to government specifications will be sold at city hall on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The item is offered under official guidance for public control of pests.
Street musicians and congestion in the city
A reader protests Officer Swanson for driving a street spoon musician off sidewalks. The letter argues blocking is less than other street vendors and musicians and urges a fair deal for the boy selling songs for a nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Thif
Letter from reader on police conduct discussed by editor
The Enterprise notes an editor's letter praising Police Chief Friddie’s investigation into a complaint. It says Officer Swanson moved within duty to stop a boy playing loud music in a crowded block and to use bus terminals when buses were not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddie
Swanson
Mrs. Kennedy Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy wife of Henry B Kennedy died at her home route two at 11 15 last night after several months illness. She leaves three sons William Julian and Everett Kennedy route two a daughter Miss Jennie Kennedy route two four sisters Mrs Lou Kennedy Mrs George Burton route two and Mrs Prine Johnson and Mrs Cicero Craven near High Point. Funeral services will be con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rebecca Kennedy
Henry
Kennedy
Route Two
William
Julian
Everett Kennedy
Jennie Kennedy
Lou Kennedy
George Burton
Prine Johnson
Cicero Craven
High Point
Fez Morocco Sermon Leads to Cemetery Rite
A Pleasant Grove church service Saturday at 11 o clock conducted by Pastor Rev L Powell and Rev G L Reynolds of High Point was followed by a church cemetery rite. The note identifies Fez as the largest city in Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove P
L. Powell
G. L. Renolds
High Point
Cetery
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John B. Shelton
Ethel Lois
Guilford General Hospital
Ounce
EB. C. Cox
Cassels Street
Walter Carson
Florida
Elijah Edwards
Goldsboro
B. F
K. H. Edwards
Hill Street
F. B. Lindley
Daytona Beach
W. L
Coats
Moffitt’s
Kreml
Spavery Bay
North Carolina
Cardus
Vince
Adlerika
Epsom Salts
Credmullion
Haskel
Crazy Crystal
Mann's Stores
Absorbine Jr
White House
Golden Orchard
Gibbs
Ney
Blue
Chase
Corret
Chase and Sanborn
Pillsbury Best Flour
Glover
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Mascal’s
Prince Albert Tobacco
Mann’s
Palmolive
Walter Baker
Asea
Irs
Royalace Ar
Prunes
Ivor Soa
Camay Soap
Clee Guerl
Mrs. Sechrest
Frances Hodgson Burnett
A. G. Douglas
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Douglas
Lord Fauntleroy
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Foral Green
A. W. Klemme
Clyde Farley
Jessie May Young
J. C. Harville
C. B. Baxter
Mona Harville
Kearns
Sedgefield
Mrs. Nolan
Enterprise
The
Lee R. Spencer, JR
Mrs. Kennedy
Fez
Morocco
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