Archdale Lawn Fete and Social Gatherings in High Point
Archdale lawn fete in Archdale Park features an ice cream supper hosted by Archdale Sunday school class led by Mrs. Horace Ragan with High Point Elks band. Numerous social events follow, including bridg e at Roland Park, a dinner in Salisbury honoring brides to be, and a piano recital at First Methodist Protestant church, plus multiple card parties and club meetings.
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Archdale Lawn
Archdale
Horace Ragan
High Point Elk’s
Fairand
Minnie Harrell
Irene “Hom
Alfred Eshelman, Jr
Katherine Phibbles
Tren Thomas
Susan Sharp
J. Alfred Eshelman, Jr
Ruth Beneiii
Louise Kearns
Frances Eshelman
Mary Francis Kearns
Edith Phibbs
Katherine Phibbs
Cleo Stevenson
Helen Swain
Ruth Farlowe
Margaret Stevenson
Edward Phibbs
Edward Phibbs, Jr
Miss Virgin Clinard Heads to Hendersonville for State Meeting
Miss Virgin Clinard leaves last night for Hendersonville to attend the state meeting of the Baraca Philathea union. J Wesley Jamison Jr goes to Miami to visit his uncle Earl Jamison and will travel to Jacksonville Palm Beach St Augustine and Atlanta before returning for fall studies at North Carolina University. Mrs T Miller Hendrix and Adelaide visit relatives in Washington and Baltimore then Leesburg Va. A Whickman Jr returns from Charlottesville Va where he studied at the University of Virginia. Mrs Henry L Pope and two children of Lumberton visit Mrs A E Taplin on the Parkway. Mrs A S MacRae of Chapel Hill visits Mrs A S Caldwell on the Parkway. MacRae is mother of Donald C Macha city attorney.
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C. E
L. W. McFarland
Intermediate Department of Christian Endeavor
Charlotte
North Carolina
Virgin Clinard
Hendersonville
Baraca- Philathea
J. Wesley Jamison Jr
Miami
Fla
Earl Jamison
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
St. Augustine
Atlanta
Mr. Jamison
North Carolina University
A. Whickman, Jr
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
A. S. MacRae
Chanel Hill
A. S. Caldwell
Parkway
Mrs. MacRee
Donald C. Macha
Society Notes Honor Local Guests With Card Party
Miss Harrett Updeyke and Miss Kathleen Muncey hosted a Thursday morning card party at Salem Street home with three tables set in the salon. Guests included Miss Bodie, her mother served fruit salad and iced tea. attendees from Winston Salem and Lexington. Others traveled to Greensboro for summer school and visitors from Ellaville Fayetteville High Point and Trinity joined social rounds.
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Billie Hiatt
Roland Park
Eleanor Parker
Florida
Rook
Mary Elizabeth Jr
Nell Terry
Charles Hauser
Houston Hiatt
Oscar Durland
Tom Gold
Terry
Hiatt
Miss Terry
Albion Millis
Harry Raymond
Thomas Gold
Chase Idol
Virgil Idol
A. S. Caldwell
J. T. Mann
O. B Mendenhall
Dee Pollock
R.& Cummings
Albert Hart
Carter Dalton
Bridge
Marie Diffee
Cordele
Nel! Terry
Pittsburgh
Robert Walker
Johnsontreet
Houbigant
Diffee
W. A. J. Idol
FE. M. Shipman
D. M. Pollock
W. G. Shipman
Harrett Updeyke
Kathleen Munecey
Winnifred -Bodie
Salem Street
Miss Bodie
Eastern Star elects leaders at Asheville convention
Charlotte chosen as next meeting place and Mrs. L. M. Fowler of Greensboro elected worthy grand matron. John S. Wood of Spencer elected worthy grand patron at the concluding session of the annual Eastern Star convention.
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Charlotte Asheville
Charlotte
L. M. Fowler
Greensboro
Order of the Eastern Star
Johns. Wood
Spencer
Oldest European Artesian Well Delivers 759 Years of Water
Report notes water has flowed from the mouth of Europe’s oldest artesian well for more than 759 years without interruption. The feat marks enduring hydrogeologic stability and human reliance on the spring.
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Rom
Europe
ISANL JONES NAMED KING OF JAZZ AND FORTUNE FLOWED
Isham Jones, at 28, rises from Adrian Michigan to wealth as a top jazz bandleader. He earns 3500 weekly at a loop hotel restaurant and sells records to phonograph firms. His orchestra prospers with him, and he plans to make a million then quit. He funds charity with his group.
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Roy Gibbons
Chicago
Sonny
Adrian
Mich
Isham Jones
Jones
Charlie Chaplin
King Oompah
Jazz
Peoples House Furnishing Co Semi Annual Clearance Sale
Fiber chairs and rockers offered at 815.00 each, with price cut to 7.50 per item during the store’s semi annual clearance sale starting tomorrow.
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Peoples House Furnishing CO
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Mungo
Margaret Mungo
Salisbury
Salisbury Post
Bessie Wright
Aileen Clarke
Marie Balentine
Bessie Harris
Annie Wilson
J. M Ragland
West Kinnis Street
Agia
Henry L. Pope
Lumberton
A. EE. Taplin
Ladies’ Auxiliary Presbyterian Church
Hart Drug Store
Lady Ruth
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Society OF Thomasville
Misses Uparke
Muncey
Kittie Tavis
Winston-Salem
Susie Myers
Madaline Hoover
Juanita Peacock
Evelyn Peacock
Clarice Peacock
Elizabeth Vow Nell Clinard
Virgie Harville
Ruby Harville
John Brown
Lexington
T. J. Covington
Mary Faison
E. F. Pepper
Covington
Trinity
Lillian Yow
Gadys Boyce
Edith Peace
Maurine Long
North Carolina College For Women
J. T. Henry
Ellaville, Ga
Arthur Swaim
Fayetteville
Ethel Ogburn
High Point
Marie Jones
Helen Jones
Mary Nesbit
Pearl Howell
Follies Chorus
Cressida Bonham Carter
London
Isanl Jones
The
Spain
Paramount
Mack Sennett
Milady
Jersey
Gingham
Allen
Vassar Students
Vassar
Gladys I. Duffy
Worcester Mass
Vaarshkal
Loflin’s
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