Social Club Notices and Upcoming Meetings
The Bet a Pi club hosts Mrs. Phil Warner at the D M Pollock home North Main, with bridge for four tables from 3 30 to 6. Miss Helen Long hosts Tip Top Bridge at Elm Street Wednesday at 4 30. Mrs Harry Williamson hosts Cornelian club Friday 4 to 6 at Johnson Street. Miss Estelle Davis hosts Y W A First Baptist at Green Street tonight 7 30 sharp. Philathea class meets tomorrow 7 30 at 405 Howell Street with Mrs Oscar L Smith. Echoes from conference cover Girl Reserves picnic at Trinity for campers leaving at 5 with Miss Blanche Platt. Conference life reports and games follow. Lawns party by High Point Woman's Club Wednesday at Mrs Henry White Lindsay Street four o’clock. Miss Clara Cox and Miss Effie Cox discuss the Chautauqua biennial in Lake Chautauqua. The Gleaners First Presbyterian picnic last week included a Thomasville orphanage visit and swimming. officers for the new year elected with Mrs Jack Burris president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Pi
Phil Warner
D. M. Pollock
North Main Street
Helen Long
Elm Street
Tip Top Bridge Club
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Oscar L. Smith
Howell Street
Trinity
Miss Blanche- Platt
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
Henry White
Lindsay Street
H. A. White
Clara Cox
Effle Cox
Chautauqua
N. Y
Cox
Federation
Lake Chautauqua
First Presbyterian Church
Thomasville
E. Tucker
C. P.coble
Dee Pollock
Jack Burris
Helen Todd
van Holt
Willie Walker
Berta Robbins
S. E. Tucker
Local social notes from Red Springs and surrounding towns
Miss Ethel Deaton of Red Springs visits Mrs. C. B. Hauser on Pickett street. Miss Gertrude Hobbs of Guilford College and Russell Korner of Charlotte stay with the D. L. Bouldins on Johnson street. R. M. Noble of Bell Telephone Illinois departs for Chicago after visiting Mrs. A. M. Rankin. Ruth Moffitt leaves for Wrightsville Beach with Clyde Cox and Myrtle Appel visits the city from Baltimore. Frances Boges from Lexington visits Iris Burrus on the Boulevards. Ruth Graven and Branch Albertson return from Camperoom Raleigh and stop with Mrs. W. C. Batts and Miss Hattie Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Deaton
Red Springs
C. B. Hauser
Pickett Street
Gertrude Hobbs
Guilford College
Russell Korner
Charlotte
Guetts
D. L. Bouldins
Johnson Street
Ruth Graven
Branch Albertson
Camperom
Park
Raleigh
W. C. Batts
Hattie Ray
Social notes from Thomasville and Greensboro gatherings
Mrs D Wnsbit and Mrs R L Har Ville host silent Saturday with friends in Greensboro. Visitors include Mrs H W Wagnon of Madewon Ga guest of her mother Mrs W H Willey and sister Mrs Royal Harris. Numerous local residents and guests frequent the week with relatives and friends across Thomasville Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wnsbit
R. L. Har Ville
Rosa Lee Allen
Greensboro
H. W. Wagnon
Mdaéon
W. H. Willey
Royal Harris
Irvin Alexander
Nannie Briles
American Legion to get 50 percent fare cut for New Orleans convention
International Legion members plan to attend the national convention in New Orleans next October as U S Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation offers a 50 percent fare reduction on single or round trip tickets. The cut applies to U S Lines North Atlantic passenger service and Munson Line routes if accommodations are available with proof of intention to attend. Convention officials expect the fare reduction to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
American Legion
U. S. Shipping Board
W. B. Keene
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States
North Atlantic
Munson Steamship Line
York
South America
Delegations From Atlantic Coast and Gulf Posts Also From Foreign Countries
Delegations to the convention include representatives from cities on or near the Atlantic coast and the Gulf of Mexico and from twenty one foreign countries where legion posts are organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Champion cow Jo hanna Momestead De Kol owned in Greensboro
North Carolina gains a new 365 day full aged class champion cow Jo hanna Momestead De Kol owned by Mrs. Jesse F. Stephens of Greensboro after producing 18 092.2 pounds of milk and 665.13 pounds of butter fat. She surpasses Ailsa Netherland Seldene also owned by Stephens with 18 742.8 pounds of milk and 612.13 pounds of butter fat. Meanwhile New Orleans licenses seventeen brokers for sugar and rice futures on the Louisiana Sugar and Rice Exchange, second in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Johanna Momestead de Kol
Jesse F. Stephens
Greensboro
Ailsa Netherland Seldene
Stephens
New Orleans
Louisiana Sugar and Rice Exchange
United States
New York
Lovers quarrel leads to bootlegger betrayed to shooting
In Winchester Virginia a quarrel with a former sweetheart resulted in John W. Fry of Martinsburg West Virginia, an alleged bootlegger, being betrayed and shot near the city. He lies in a local hospital with serious wounds and developing blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
John W. Fry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beta Pi Club
Miss Helen Long
Cornelian
Harry Williamson
Cornelian Club
Estelle Davis
Green Street
Picni
G. R
R. M. Noble
Bell Telephone Company
State of Illinois
Chicago
Inlaw
A. M. Rankin
Mr. Noble
Allenhurst N. J
Ruth Moffitt
Wrightsville Beach
Clyde Cox
Myrtle Appel
Baltimore
City
Schwartz
Frances Boges
Lexington
Iris Burrus
Bouleard
Society OF Thomasville
Albert Hewitt
George Chisolm
Alexandria, Va
Chisolm
Hewitt
BE. A. Segre
Ellen Mae Pegg
Snow Camp
Zeb Walser, Jr
Margie Wilson
Lixington
W. H. Peace
Earl E. Seccriest
New Yorkity
Annie Tuggie
High Point
Mrs
Jesse Green
J. A. Palmer
Albemarle
George Palmer
Mrs. Fox. Webb
Evly Fy Webb
Kinston
Louisboro
Jessie Gray Boggs
Gastonia
Raleigh Armstrong
Jennie Mae Fife
Carlton Newby
E. F. Pepper
Durham
Kathleen Westmoreland
Mount Airy
Lloyd Horne
Richmond
Rach Poles
Jewel Parkin
Suimmer
Moffitt Furnishing CO
Kuzbas
Ruth Kennell
San Francisco
Kuzbas Colony
Russia
Steamship Lines
Champion
Patol
Lara
Jes
G. A
Allen
Kanuga Lake Inn
Hendersonville, N.C
Poinsettia Hotel
West Palm Beach, Fla
Heart of the Land of the Sky
James Po Cresswell
Hendersonville, N. C
Thia
Atlantic Bank & Trust Company
Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
Atlantic Bank and Trust CO
Quality Shoe Store
Red Bell
Lashmit
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