Daughters of the American Colonists to Meet in Raleigh
The North Carolina Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists will hold its semi annual meeting at 421 East Washington street starting 10:30 a.m. with Mrs J S Welborn hosting. National and local D A C officials and D A R and U D C members will attend and address the gathering. A luncheon follows at 1 p.m. with Mrs J S Caffee of St Louis, Mo., as principal speaker.
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North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
J. 8. Welborn
East Washington Street
Mrs. Welborn
J. 8. Caffee
St. Louis
National Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Mra. J. Gurney Briggs
Charles W. McAnally
Ano
Sidney Perry Cooper
Henderson
Charles 8. Wallace
Morehead City
R. EK. Ridenhour
Concord
American War Mothers
Eugene Davis
Statesville
C. W. Parks
State Society
Joseph 8. Caffee
National Society
Benjamin Wyche
National Organization
Center
J. &. Welborn
Washington Street
Barbara Ruth Totten Horn Born January 23 in High Point
Mr and Mrs Banks Totten announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Ruth Totten on January 23 at their Crawford street home. Barbara Ruth is welcomed by family and is the couple’s first child.
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Barbara Ruth Totten
Banks Totten
Barbara
Ruth
Crawford Street
Mrs. Totten
Miss Ruth Hiatt
Bon
Norman Consell
Joseph Norman Consell
Christian Endeavor Week Observed Across Churches
The article outlines Christian Endeavor Week January 28 February 2 with global reach from 1881 origins led by Dr Francis E Clark. It notes widespread adoption across 112 countries and multiple denominations. Also lists local church groups hosting meetings Monday including St Marys Guild Green Street Philathea class First M P society Main Street Auxiliary and Y W A events.
Mrs Lambeth Hosts Visitors In Thomasville Luncheon
Mrs F S Lambeth entertained at her Randolph Street home Ariam for nine guests including honored visitors Mrs T J Copeland of Baltimore and Mrs Arthur Marsh of High Point. The event followed by a Phi Beta club meeting at Mrs C H Newby's on West Main with papers on Paderewski and Helfitz and a two course repast.
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Caldwell
High Point
T. J. Copeland
Arthur Marsh
Dwight Ware
M. ©. Alexander
Charlies F. Lambeth
James&. Lambeth
Thomasville
Mra
Will Lambeth
Phi Beta Club
C. H. Newby
West Main Street
R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Harry Lee Lambeth
Paderewski
Pascha Heifits
Helfitz
Mesdames
Charles F. Lambeth
BE. W. Cates
Reece Harville
Ralph Wilson
J. A. Morris
Paul Newton
J. BE. Lambeth
D. A. Long, Jr
George Finch
Zed Griffith
Mamie Harris
Lois Johnson
Marion Keith
R. T. Holton
Mrs Reid Dillon Returns After New York Shopping Spree
Mrs Reid Dillon comes back to the city after ten days in New York where she purchased spring merchandise for Belk Stevens ladies and children departments. Dr C C Trice of Richmond guests in the Farrell home on Montlieu avenue, returns Monday.
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Miss Rankin
Emerson University
Dorothy Rankin
New York City
Boston
Mass
Misa Rankin
Western Maryland
Westminster
Young People’s Union Meets at Trinity Church in Regular Session
The High Point Methodist Episcopal youth group held its monthly meeting at Trinity church on Thursday night January 24. After songs and scripture, Rev. Williams led prayer and a quartet sang Now The Day Is Over. The pastor Rev Needham spoke, and plans were announced for a city wide Christian Endeavor meeting January 28 at Central Friends church and the February 21 Greensboro district banquet. Annabel Sowers reported on Christmas carol singing. Ward Street won the attendance banner. After benediction the group socialized. next meeting will be at Calvary February 28 delayed by the banquet.
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Young People's Union
Trinity Church
High Point Methodist Episcopal Young People's Union
Carry Atkins
Rev. Williams
Trinity
Annabel Sowers
Maxine Kennedy Bruce Steed
Harold Kearns
Ward Street
Calvary
Dinner party at Miles home on West Guilford
Mr and Mrs N J Miles hosted a small dinner Monday evening at their West Guilford Avenue residence. A rose centerpiece set the pink and white theme while three courses were served. Guests included Mrs Lambeth J N House Miss Margaret Hunt Rev and Mrs Dwight Ware and Miss Mildred Bhumate of North Carolina College visiting Miss Mary Rucker on West Main Street.
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Miss Manley
Anna Mae Manley
Thissell Street
Katherine Needham
Ruth Hill
Olean Clodfelter
Dorothy Samuels
Margaret Tuttle
Myrtie Ragan
Carline Summey
Ernestine Sykes
Bessie Carter
Dorothy Farlowe
Savannah Carter
Mary Grice Farlowe
Billie Selts
N. J. Miles
West Guilford Avenue
Lambeth
J. N. House
Margaret Hunt
Dwight Ware
Mildred Bhumate
North Carolina College
Greensboro
Misa Mary Rucker
West Main Street
Miss Edith Myera’s Wedding Shower Reception Highlights
Mrs. Clyde Bartley formerly Miss Edith Myera was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. John Perry on East Guilford avenue. Prize winners included Mrs. Alfred Finch Mrs. C. F. Finch and Mrs. Jake Sechrest. Guests from out of town included Mrs. Fred Perdue Mrs. James Ellington Miss Mary Daniels of Salisbury and Mrs. Clarence Clodfelter of South Boston Virginia.
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Clyde Bartley
Edith Myera
John Perry
East Guilford Avenue
Alfred Finch
C. F. Finch
Jake Sechrest
Fred Perdue
James Ellington
Mary Daniels
Salisbury
Clarence Clodfelter
Boston
Gleaners Class Meeting at Williams Home Hosts
The Gleaners class of Main Street M. E. church held an enjoyable gathering at Mrs. Robert Williams home with Mrs. C. C. Wall and Mrs. Albert Raines as joint hostesses. Mrs. Max Moore presided as president and Mrs. Wall led the program.
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Gleaners
Main Street
M. E. Church
Robert Williams
C. C. Wall
Albert Raines
Max Moore
Wall
Through the Looking Glass of a Flu Diary
Margot recalls the rise and fall of flu hysteria from World War I to later eras. She quips about soldiers bringing the flu home and the comfort of soup, but notes she has never had influenza despite many aches and social misses. The poem ends with ongoing irony and social commentary.
Talk on England Scotland and France by Rev Dwight Ware
After a brief business session Rev Dwight Ware gave a devotional talk titled England and Scotland noting his two years there and mentioning France in his discourse. Three visitors joined a large gathering: Mrs L C Bridges Mrs F J Alexander and Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Ware
England
Scotland
France
L. C. Bridges
F. J. Alexander
Hall
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Valentine Themed Meeting
The Thursday Bridge club met at Mrs. G. W. Lyles on Salem street for two tables of contract. Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson won high score and a novelty prize while Mrs. Walter Newby received a flow er holder as second award. Refreshments featured salad and sweets with a red and white Valentine color motif. Members present included Mesdames W. E. Tomlinson Walter Rapp Robert Rapp Carson Cox Charlies F. Phillips J. W. Hawthorne and Mrs. Walter Newby.
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Fowler
R. D. Fowler
Crestwood Park
J. M. Epps
George Johnson
J. W. Willard
Bunn Hackney
J. N. Epps
Hall Parnell
Margaret Fowler
Thursday Bridge Club
G. W. Lyles
Salem Street
W. E. Tomlinson
Walter Newby
Valentine
Mesdames W. E. Tomlinson
Walter Rapp
Robert Rapp
Carson Cox
Charlies F. Phillips
J. W. Hawthorne
PTA Meeting at Colonial Drive School Welcomes New Pastor
The Colonial Drive School PTA met in the auditorium with president Mrs. David Long Jr presiding. Rev. D F Helm, recently arrived in the city to lead First Presbyterian Church, spoke on Education. Parents and teachers discussed shorter hours for primary students and shared views. Mrs. Long honored former president Mrs. C H Newby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
David Long, Jr
Brief remarks name two student winners in attendance count
In the attendance count Miss Florence Lawrence won the primary grade and Miss Elsie Doxey won the grammar grade. Both were noted for their punctuality and classroom effort in the brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lawrence
Elsie Doxey
Elm Street School talk on causes of success in children
A City P. T. A. News brief reports Mrs. Dan Schroder, Elm Street School principal, speaking to the Oak View Child Study Group on why children succeed or fail in school. She notes evolving developments mirror past eras and emphasizes focus on schooling now. The next meeting is set for January 31 at Mrs. J. F. Jones's home.
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Oak View
0 View School
J. W. Thacker
Dan Schroder
Elm Street School
J. F. Jones
Mrs Green Removed to Daughter's Home in Thomasville
Mrs. J. A. Green of Thomasville has been moved from Burrus Memorial hospital to her daughter Mrs. J. F. Hayden's home on East Washington Street after a period of treatment.
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D. A. Goodman
Denny Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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