Mrs. Everette Marsh Hosts Luncheon Society Gathering
Miss Lucille Crim of Phillips West Virginia Mrs Joseph Reese Morton of Greensboro and Miss Violet Johnson were entertained by Mrs Everette Marsh Jr at a four luncheon at the O Henry hotel in a reunion for the quartet who traveled together last summer. Little Helen Smith celebrated her ninth birthday with a Saturday party from 3 to 5 with games, ice cream cake and mints. Violet Johnson hosted the Friday Bridge Club for her guest Miss Crim with roses and carnations, five tables of play, prizes to Ben Moore and Andrew Lindsay, followed by a two course collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luicille Crim
Phillips
W. Va
Joseph Reese Morton
Greensboro
Violet Johnson
Everette Marsh, Jr
O. Henry
Helen Smith
Claude A. Smith
Thurston Street
Lucille Crim
Ben Moore
Science Makes Poultry Pay
Science shows poultry raisers can boost winter eggs by using Gubernut Laying Feed made from peanuts. It speeds feather growth and curbs mash needs, helping pullets lay at five months and improving both growing and laying records. Sold by Jarker and Clark in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubernar
Jarker and Clark
High Point
Local social notes from Greensboro and beyond
Mrs. T. M. Stanton spent yesterday in Greensboro. Mrs. T. J. Gold and Mrs. C. M. Hauser were in Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Loflin are visiting Orlando, Florida. Mrs. Frank Hunsucker is spending the week at Graham. Mrs. Lamar McCallum and Mrs. A. (name incomplete) are mentioned in the spread of social visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Stanton
Greensboro
T. J. Gold
C. M. Hauser
Mrs
R. L. Loflin
Orlando, Fla
Frank Hunsucker
Graham
Tuesday Club Meetings Update Across Local Groups
Mrs. D. N. Welborn hosts the Tuesday Bridge club at her Parkway home at 3 o clock. Mrs. Chase Idol runs the W G C T club at 8 30 p.m. from her Hamilton street residence. The Choral Society gathers at Webley Memorial church at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
D. N. Welborn
W. GC. T
Chase Idol
Hamilton Street
Choral Society
Webley Memorial Church
Club Luncheon and Meetings at Local Homes
The Woman's club will meet for a luncheon at the Sheraton at 120 o'clock with a reminder to notify Mrs. T. V. Rochelle by tomorrow. Mrs. C. A. Ring will entertain the Priscilla club at her Dockwood Court home at 3 o'clock. The Delta Tan club will meet at 3 o'clock with hostess Mrs. H. J. Coffield on Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Elizabeth Kelly
Woman's Club
Sheraton
T. V. Rochelle
C. A. Ring
Dgckwood Court
Priscilla Club
Delta Tan Club
H. J. Coffield
Lindsay Street
Over-the-Tea Cups Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Hauser
Thursday at 3 o'clock Mrs C M Hauser will host the Over-the-Tea cups club. Members are invited to attend in a social gathering setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hauser
Local social clubs schedule gatherings this evening
Mrs. Oscar Kearns hosts the Sorosis club at her home 224 Washington street at 3 o clock. Mrs. George Jacobs invites the Cornelian club to her Mor ris street home at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Kathleen Petty Baxter hosts the Gamma Zeta club from Richardson street at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kearns
Washington Street
Sorosis Club
George Jacobs
Cornelian Club
Morris Street
Kathleen Petty Baxter
Richardson Street
Gamma Zeta Club
Local Visitors and Residents Directory from Thomasville
Jan 30 Thomasville notes list visitors and weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bernau Jr of Greensboro Miss Susie Myers from Greensboro College for Women Mr and Mrs John R Myers Mrs Frank S Lambeth Rev W A Lambeth C F Lambeth T J Finch I D Jones Dick Stone and family Miss Thelma Marie Richardson Miss Zedena Horn Miss Decie Chambers Mrs and Mrs Crawley Henderson Bernice Smith Ralph Hinkle and others with scattered travels between Greensboro Gastonia High Point Winston-Salem Lexington and Trin ity College potential social roundup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rudolph Bernau, Jr
Greensboro
Susie Myers
Greensboro College For Women
John R. Myers
All Blamed On Frats Says Detroit Father
Detroit high school student Charlesworth Jr. blamed his alleged downfall on fraternities in his father A. E. Charlesworth statement. The ex serviceman was said to have forged a crime surfacing after a wartime return from France. He faces a 14 year San Quentin sentence per Los Angeles dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dfpfrott
Detroit High Scchool
B. Charlesworth
A. E. Charlesworth
Detroit Optician
Charlesworth
Los Angeles
San Suentin
France
United States
Miss Elsie Gates Opens Studio at 320 South Main
Miss Elsie Gates formerly of Monmouth Conservatory of Music opens a teaching studio at Mrs. W B Whitney residence 320 South Main street. She offers voice piano and violin lessons for beginners and advanced students and introduces a kindergarten piano preparatory course with child friendly action songs to teach rhythm and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Gates
Monmouth Conservatory of Music
W. B. Whitney
South Main Street
Mrs. J. E. Squires Attends Chapel Hill Funeral
Mrs. J. E. Squires returns to the city from Chapel Hill after attending the funeral of her nephew Howard Creel son of Mr. and Mrs. John Creel of Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Squires
City
Chapel Hill
Howard Creel
John Creel
Umpire School Planned in Flint by Lou Fyfe
Flint Michigan hosts a proposed umpire school led by Lou Fyfe veteran Michigan-Ontario league figure. Twenty five to sixty students expected to enroll as plans finalize. Trainees will learn discipline position game rules and on field signaling under league office support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Lou Fyfe
Cohbitor
Stadenta
Sselrons
Pine Weppirer
Saye Fyie
Cerigin
Will Be Taught Was Not Learned
Fragmentary line suggests a statement about education or instruction. lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a concrete news item. Unable to extract sufficient specifics from the fragment for a full card.
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Little Miss Smelt
Weiss Forenson
Andrew Lindsay
East Green Street Baptist Church
Claude Culler
Wrenn Street
Grady Culler
Claude Culier
E Taplin
J. J. Cox
D. H. Parsons
Carrie Lowe
Harry Raymond
Klub Kalendar
Jersey
Moffitt Furnishing Company
SOC
Frank S$. Lambeth
Gastonia
Rev
W. A. Lambeth
First Methodist Church
A. Kirkman
Dick Stone
Asheboro
M. 5. Stone
I. D. Jones
C. F. Lambeth
T. J. Finch
Jessie Green
Charles Tuggle
Thelma Marie Richardson
Zedena Horn
Barnsville, Ga
Mrs. Jolly Tickle
Decie Chambers
Carbonton
Cc. D. Sears
L. W .Sars
Crawley Henderson
Winston-Salem
Elatives
Bernice Smith
Lexington
Pth
Ralph Hinkle
Trinit College
V. G. Hinkle
DOWNE
Iss Cates
Neal
Hart
Stubby
Harding
General Pershing
Edwards
Low Fyfe
Wresses
Brn
S. Main Street
White Yard
Nainsi Recoi
Sale
Yark Mike
U.S.A
Giats Sa
Wainsook, Rera
Ts Wainy
Will Ovite
Bei
Ard Lowei
Rezcharty
Cadee
Jquantty Shoe Store
Red Bell Shoe Store
H. B. Hill
R. T Powell
Dennis If. Reel
DDS
Reaves Infirmary
N. C
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