In Their New Home and Club Events in Town
Mr and Mrs W E Young move into a new Thistle street residence with daughters Nannie and Eva. Nellie Muse hosts Friday Bridge club at South Main street from 4 to 6 PM. An ice cream supper by the West End Baptist Philathea class is planned for Saturday at 8 PM near the church grove. Guests of Dr and Mrs W L Jackson on North Main hosted a Winston Salem party at the YWCA Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Young
Nannie
Eva
Thistle Street
Nellie Muse
South Main Street
West End
W. L. Jackson
North Main Street
Winton-Salem
Winston-Salem
B. F. Huntley
Jackson
Josephine Huntley
Kathleen Huntley
Betty Royalls
YWCA Cafeteria Prices and August Meal Tickets
The notice lists cafeteria price categories including meats vegetables salads and desserts with beverages such as tea coffee and milk. It states in August the public may buy an $8.50 meal ticket for $8.00 as a small discount offer.
Black Horse Hair Braid Adorned With Jet Band and Rosettes
Joseph Poke is described wearing a black horse hair braid trimmed with a jet band around the crown and three ribbon rosettes plus streamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Poke
Paris Skirt Ultimatum Sets Fall Fashion Pace
Paris fashion dictates the fall skirt rule long or short with tight fits. In America readers debate the latest Paris decree as social columns note upcoming events and society weddings. Grade school Girl Reserves clubs keep active with tennis at the YWCA hut and Hicks proceeds toward a September club tournament. Misses Mavis Evans and Maxine Wilkerson are guests of the Whiteners, with a Guilford Battleground outing and a late supper. Invitations arrive for the Richmond wedding of Miss Tulley Denny and Thomas Wright, to be held at Monument Methodist church with a Roanoke home after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Elm
South Main
Vera Farlowe
G. R
Mavis Evans
Greenville
Maxine Wilkerson
Durham
Johnson Place
Whitener
Guilford Battleground
High Point
Catherine Whitener
Wilkerson
Evans
James Otis Evans
Frances Moffitt
Birmingham
Ala
George Jacobs
Frank Luther
Treva Hedrick
Tulley Denny
Richmond
Thomas Wright
Collins Denny
Bishop Denny
Wesley Memorial Church
Colling Denny
Lucy Case
Thomas Elbert Wright
Monument Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Virginia
Roanoke
Local Visit Entries Highlight High Point Area
Miss Gladys Kelly of Richmond is visiting High Point nurses after hospital training and plans trips to Sanford relatives. Mayor Hedrick and family take a weekend outing to Jackson Springs with two sons and Margaret. Mrs. Edgar Whitener hosts Mavis Evans of Greenville as guests along with Mrs. Cox’s visitors in Roland Park. Pauline Simmons leaves for Asheville to visit Helen Fischer. Mrs. Lewis Von Bachelle of Chicago and Miss Kate Rominger of Panama reside with Mrs. Anderson on Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Kelly
Richmond
High Point Hospital
Miss Kelly
Sanford
High Point
J. W. Hedrick
Jackson Springs
Margaret
Maxine Wilkerson
Durham
Katherine Whitener
Johnson Street
Edgar Whitener
Mavis Evans
Greenville
Joseph Cox
Roland Park
Ed Benbow
Florida
Benbow
Cox
Walter B. Thomas
Pauline Simmons
Asheville
Helen Fischer
Starnes Avenue
Lewis von Bachelle
Chicago
W. T. Anderson
Maple Street
Bachelle
Kate Rominger
Panama
Summer Travel Notes From High Point Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Forrest Murray return from Wrightsville Beach after a two week pleasure outing They plan to stay through summer with air end Mrs Ed Kirkman on Washington Street They will move to Greensboro after September 1 Mr and Mrs Charles F Long depart for Dunlap Springs with daughters Helen and Mary Elizabeth Miss Edna Lee Marr leaves for Bryson City with Mason Brooks Miss Betty Ward heads to Asheville Grove Park Inn Miss Minetta Crowell returns to Statesville after visiting Mrs Ed Kearns J J Farris and Dr C S Farris enjoy a fishing trip to Marion and Bridgewater Mr and Mrs B H McCowen and Mr and Mrs William H Plummer visit Richmond by car J M Salsbury family spend a weekend in Southern Pines Pinehurst and nearby areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Murray
Wrightsvile Beach
Murrays
Ed Kirkman
Washington
Greensboro
Dunlap Springs
Kernersville
Helen Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Edna Lee Marr
Mason Brooks
Bryson City
Miss Marr
High Point
P. W. Kirkmans
West Broad Street
Minetta Crowell
Statesville
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
Miss Crowell
Edna Kearns
Margaret
Louise Sloan
Ford outlines worker ownership and Sunday rest for railroads
Henry Ford argues that employee stock ownership and dedicated workers can fix railroads. He cites 60 000 to 65 000 employees in his enterprises with substantial investments and describes nontransferable certificates. He notes no Sunday trains and an eight hour day with six day weeks. He stresses direct dealings and racial and religious neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Oberammergau Plans Return of Passion Play in 1922
The Bavarian village of Oberammergau readies for the 1922 Passion Play. Carpenters painters masons and women prepare the open air theater and village homes for visitors while robes are sewn for biblical figures. The wooden auditorium seats 4009 with a glass roof and a mountainous backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Vilas
Vistors
Holy Land
Jesus
Mary
Jesus Mother
Ammmergau
Tourists See Hopi Snake Dance in Walpi and Mishongnovi
Phoenix reports Hopi snake dances will be performed in Walpi and Mishongnovi villages next month drawing thousands. Sculptor Emry Kopta explains the ceremony is an ancestral worship ritual, not a rain dance, with 100 to 150 snakes used to accompany the dance as a revival of a myth about a Hopi couple and their snake offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Hepi Theans
V.llages
Walpi
Mishongnovi
Emry Kopta
Kopta
Colorado
California
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Miss Muse
Baptist Lawn Fete
Cecil H. Marriner
Louise Edwards
Marriner
Lindsay Street
Betty Ward
Baltimore
E. A. Edwards
Tais Sd
Gale
Hobert
Moffitt Furnishing
Jones Street
Grove Park Inn
J. J. Farris
Dr. C. S. Farris
Marion
Bridgewater
William H. Plummer
Richmond, Va
Indians of
Arizona Desert
Oxfords
Edwin Clapp
Uwe
Children’s White
Ae Ee Ey
Enterprise
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