Klub Calendar Activities This Week
Thursday at North Main street meetings at Teacups club with Mrs. Tom Gilliam 10 80 a m Highland Sewing Circle with Mrs. George W Ladd 7 30 p m Friday Cornelian club with Mrs A E Frazier Johnson street 3 30 p m Gamma Zeta club meeting hostess unannounced Saturday Junior Guild of St Marys church with Mrs Geo W Saddler 3 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred P. Ingram
English Street
Cornelian
George Jacobs
H. Dean
Cornelian Club
Jacobs
Johnson Street
Teacups Club
Tom Gilliam
North Main Street
Highland Sewing Circle
George W. Ladder
A. E. Frazier
Gamma Zeta A
Gamma Zeta Club
St. Mary's Church
Geo. W. Saddler
Quiet High Point Wedding Unites Miss White and Willard
In High Point on a Tuesday at 4 pm in the O Henry hotel parlor Rev James A Clark joins Annie Elizabeth White and Russell Menese Willard in a private ceremony. The bride is the White family’s youngest daughter of Lindsay street and Willard owns the Willard Cigar Co. They depart for a ten day automobile trip to New York and the East before settling in High Point. In a separate note, Wanda Blanche Moore and Alfred Lee Payne wed with a ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage after Mr Moore announced the marriage of his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
W. A. Lambeth
Payne
Alfred Moore
Commercial National Bank
High Point
Southern Points
O. Henry
Annie Elizabeth White
Russell Menese Willard
James
Clark
First Baptist Church
Willard
R. B. White
Lindsay Street
Willard Cigar Company
East Washington Street
New York
Alfred Abijah Moore
Wanda Blanche
Alfred Lee Payne
North Carolina
Moore-Payne
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Ruth Russell
N. E. Russell
Russell Street
Russell
Miss Russell
Alice Byerly
Elizabeth ‘Brown
Pauline’ Hicks
Hazel Hicks
Lucille Lopp
Juanita Howell
Ruth Clinard
Aileen Kaneer
Ruth Moone
Lesley Johnson
Paul Strayhorn
Annie Raper
Every Cummings
Laura Freeland
E. A. Turner
China
James A. Clark
Lindsay’street
Turners
Atlanta
Blue Ridge
Local Personalities Visit From Nearby Cities
Miss Nannie Willard returns from North Carolina College for Women Greensboro with her parents. J J. O Reilly from New York visits local merchants and will stay in High Point the rest of the week. W A West of Fayetteville was in the city yesterday with friends. Eri W Davis of Winston Salem among business visitors yesterday. Miss Venetia Smith and party visited relatives in Reidsville Wednesday and were entertained. Fred R Cochrane of Charlotte with Cecil C Cornwell of Gastonia and Miss Berta Lee Baker expect to leave tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland County
Nannie Willard
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
J J. O'Reilly
New York
High Point
Eri. W. Davis
Winston-Salem
Venetia Smith
Reidsville
Mrs Cooper Suggested as Next President of Women's Federation
The North Carolina Federation of Women's clubs convened in Wrightsville with Mrs C Hook retiring as president and Mrs T W Bickett and Frank R McNinch addressing delegates. The main actions included boosting the federation endowment from 5000 to 10000 dollars and voting to make permanent the UNC School of Social Service scholarship. Delegates plan to depart Wrightsville Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
C. ©. Hook
T. W. Bickett
Frank R. McNinch
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Wrightsville
Hook
School of Social Service
University of North Carolina
Women Vote Spurs Push for Youth Leaders at Convention
The federation voted to fund two future students instead of one. Mrs Bickett spoke on women's expected role now that suffrage exists and urged citizenship training including a health course at the Asheville training camp opening July 15 through August. Socials in Wrightsville celebrated delegates as Colonial Dames and United Daughters hosted events. Names from North Carolina clubs and Chautauqua attendees were listed, and Mrs Sidney P Cooper from Henderson was favored to be the next federation president after Mrs Hook resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Eastern Star
High Point
Elk’s Band
J. Fred Tesh
High Point Chapter
Order
The
Elks Club
N. C
C. B
Wrightsville
Wihnington
Walter Parsey
Masonboro Sound
Colonial Dames
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Federation
Chautauqua
N. Y
C. C. Hook
Charlotte
Min
Sidney P. Cooper
Henderson
Hook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Priscillas
High Point Camp of
Junior Order Hall
Commerce Street
Main Street
St. Mary's Parish House
H._ Coffield
Gurney Briggs
Dan W Smith
High Point Young Women's Christian Association
First Presbyterian Church
Edith Bradshaw
Delta- Tau Club
Ed Willis
Litttle Washington
Archie Sherrod
Spartanburg
Delta- Tau
Lovely Party
Mesdames Albion Millis
J. E. Millis
H. T. Coffield
Kenneth Denny
Ees Tomlinson
Robert Bencini
Albert Hart
Robert Walker
John Lindsay, Jr
Bruce Carraway
M'ss Bradshaw
Klub Kalendar
A. Om
White-Willard
Moffitt Furnishing Co
O. E.S
J. A. Martin
Hickory
Elwood
A. J. Heyward
Raleigh
A. C. Williams
Newport News, Va
W. A. West
Fayetteville
Fred R. Cochrane
Cecil C. Cornwell
Gastonia
Berta Lee Baker
R. E. Ranson
South Main Street
Walter L. Hargett
Hart Drug Co
High Point, N. C
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Rose
Old Pal
Tripoli
Avalon
Ing
Irene
S”Ay
Price
Aaloo Mll Point
N.C
Warner
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
T. N
I. Ind
Cation Wardrobe
J. R. Woods and Son
St. John Wood
Kimberly
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
N. Main
Brunswick Phonographs and Records
W. A. Davis Coal Yard
Apert Shoe Fitters Quality Shoe Store
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