Social calendar highlights busy High Point society
Various society events unfold with Beta Pi at Miss Thelma Wineskie's North Main Street home for 3:30 to 6, a First Presbyterian Sunday School program on June 18 at 9:45, Young People's Missionary Society at Main Street M E Church Monday 7:45, Woman's Auxiliary at Green Street hut, and a swimming party at Koop Pool for Miss Mildred Faulkner hosted by Mrs Simmons. Numerous hostesses and guests listed including Thelma Wineskie, Vir ginia Ragsdale, Katherine Harmon, Mary Elizabeth Perry, and Miss Esther Minard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wineskie
North Main Street
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Ranson
Pauline Hicks
Mabel Russell
Ruby Hicks
Young People’s Missionary Society of
Main Street
M.E
Social Roundup Notes Guests and Travel in Salisbury
Mrs Mack Hiatt of Roland Partie hosts for the weekend her sister Miss Dorothy Stuart of Winston Salem. Miss Mildred Faulkner of Asheville visits Mrs William Simmons and will travel to Asheville then stop in Salisbury. Mr and Mrs Comer Covington plan a weekend trip to Jackson Springs with Miss Margaret Gold and Leslie Bowling. Bertha Wineskie and Miss Jimma Wineskis of Pittsburgh arrive to stay with Frank Wineskie. Mrs Armstrong and party pass through Salisbury en route to Raleigh from Blowing Rock. Edith Hill leaves for Asheville for extended study at the Asheville Normal school. Mrs Mamie Reynolds travels tonight to Hopewell Virginia to visit her parents for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reynolds
Wade Marsh
Hugh Parker
Anniston
Ala
Nellie Mus
Thelma Wiineskie
Wiilbur Strickland
Hal Reynolds
Welch Harris
Palmer Horton
George Lowe
Andrew Lindsay
Roy Armstrong
Alex Rankin
Charles Redding
Faulkner
Asheville
Richmond
Sullins College
High Point
Salisbury
Mack Hiatt
Roland Partie
Dorothy Stuart
Winston-Salem
Mildred Faulkner
William Simmons
Johnson Street
Comer Covington
Jackson Springs
Margaret Gold
Greensboro
Leslie Bowling
Mises Bertha Wineskie
Jimma Wineskis
Pittsburgh
Frank
North Main Street
Edith Hill
Asheville Normal School
Mamie Reynolds
W. N. Elder
Hopewell
Aid Society Meeting at Wes ley Memorial Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Wes ley Memorial Church holds an important business session Monday at 3 30 p m at Mrs A M H Reynolds home on Steele street. Associate hostesses include Mrs B K D Steele Mrs A A Allred Miss Zilla Smith Mrs William Tucker and Mrs A le Pickett. Mrs Oscar Kearns head of the society will direct the business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
A. M. H. Reynolds
Steele Street
Reynolds
BK. D. Steele
A. A. Allred
Zilla Smith
William ‘Tucker
A. le Pickett
Oscar Kearns
W C T U Meeting hosted by Mrs Teague and guests
Mrs John C Teague hosts the High Point W C T U meeting at her 205 English Street home Tuesday at 3 39 pm with Mrs C S Grayson assisting and special guest Mrs A D Coltrane of Trinity speaking on Law Enforcement Friends Circles to Meet. Three church circle hostesses set afternoon sessions at 2 30 and 4 o clock with Mrs Anderson Hayworth and Mrs Cox leading sessions. All members urged to attend promptly. Priscilla Party Delightful by Mrs Taplin held Friday afternoon from 3 36 to 4 30 at her Parkway home with elaborate salad course and flowers.
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Cinhb
Cornelian Club
Beverly Thurman
Johnson Street
Munsr
George Jacobs
Robert Sheloff
John C. Teague
High Point W. Co. T. U
Teague
English Street
C. S. Grayson
Union
A. D Coltrane
Trinity
Elate
Friends Circles
The
Friends _church
Samuel Anderson
Thistle ‘Street
Levi Hayworth
J. D. Cox
Roland Fark
All Circle
Eoc
Priscilla
Abe. Taplin
Society Notes From Thomasville Seekers of News
Mrs. Charles R. Thomas visits relatives in Collettsville while Col. F. S. Lambeth attends a Baraca-Philathea convention in Hendersonville. Greensboro visitors include A Burnham and Y B Sanders. Families from Greensboro and Winston-Salem visit Thomasville and Lenoir friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Thomas
Collettsville
A. Burnham
Greensboro
Shannon Lambeth
J. T. Lambeth
F. S. Lambeth
Hendersonville
BE. Y. Sanders
J. R. Blair
Elizabeth
Lenoir
M. G. Shearer
Otis Arnold
New York City
Kittie Tavis
Winston-Salem
Jaanita Peacock
Evelyn Peacock
Ralph Hopkins
Hazel Hogan
High Point
Odessa Rice
Getting Rich-Quick Wallingford at the Rose Theatre
Cos mopolitan Paramount film adaptation of the George M. Cohan play features J Rufus Wallingford and Blackie Dan in a Buncombe scheme that brings wealth to Battlesburg. Sam Hardy Norman Kerry Doris Kenyon and Piano Allen headline a lavish production filled with humor and twists. It plays Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
J. Rufus Wallingford
Cosmopolitan
Paramount
George M. Cohan
Rose
J. Rufus Wallingold
Buncombe
Blackie
Dan
Battlesburg
Sam Hardy
Norman Kerry
Doris Kenyon
Piano Allien
Wall Street Feud Over Land Forces Dam Driven Settlement Fight
A New York society girl is brought west to lure a mining engineer, while Bill Shannon battles to push an irrigation dam and aid settlers. Financiers plan to seize the land for a railroad, turning Anne into a pawn before she repents and takes a stand. The plot resolves with decisive action and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shannon
Wall Street
Bill
Anne
Anita Stewart Stars in A Question of Honor at Broadway
Anita Stewart headlines the First National romance A Question of Honor opening at Broadway Monday. The film presents a new west built on engineering and irrigation with Anita in riding breeches and cowboy accoutrements as Anne Wilmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Stewart
Bret Harte
Rembig
Anne Wilmot
Pass Time Revue Tops Orpheum Week at High Point
Alex Saunders and Pass Time Company bring musical comedy to the Orpheum next week in High Point with a southern first. The program changes Monday Wednesday and Friday plus vaudeville acts, songs and dances by Raimond Beasley Galtimore and others. The opening farce Copper’s Night Out promises lively humor and new costumes accompany a short reel program for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Alex Saunders
Rayne Company
High Point
Palayers
Amond and
Beasley
Galtimore
Ech
Jackson and
Chuck
Average educated speech uses a small daily vocabulary
The article notes that in daily communication an average educated person relies on about two thousand word families. It discusses the limits of common usage and suggests practical vocabulary targets for clear writing and speaking.
Funeral for William H. Sartin Held in High Point
The funeral for William H. Sartin who died yesterday was held at 2 PM at the home of his son J. P. Sartin on Greer Street with Rev. A. Fletcher of Southside Church presiding. Sartin, a well known Alamance County farmer, had moved to High Point five weeks ago to live with a son and is survived by five sons in various states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sartin
J. P. Sartin
Greer Street
A. 4. Pletcher
Southside Church
Mr. Sartin
High Point
Alamance County
Sartin
H. R. Sartin
Neport News
J. W. Sartin
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. E Sartin
St. Louis Mo
P Sartin
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cleveland Adopts Radio License Fee and Inspection
Radio enthusiasts in Cleveland must pay a 50 cent license fee for sending and receiving. The city council passed an ordinance requiring licensing and inspection of all radio stations, professional and amateur, within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
City Counci
Memorial service call to Odd Fellows at First Reformed
Wanted: every Odd Fellow in the city to attend a memorial service at 7:30 Sunday evening at the First Reformed church. J. Young, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
J. . Young
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Frank Ford
W. A. Lambeth
Waring Smith
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J. D. Bacon
J. F. Hayden
Cy Wheeler
C. A. Ring
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Lumyerton
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Ee Wrenn
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Thelma Cummings
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Billie Hiatt
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Florida
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Alberta Wineske
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Julia Marsh
Catherine Haigworth
Elizabeth Bradner
Ernestine Vincannon
Dorothy Rankin
Elizabeth Reitzel
Benny Durland
Alice McRae Caldwell
Clara Case Ingram
Mary Frances Kearns
Ella ‘Button Hutchison
Louise Salsbury
Elisabeth Shipman
Helen Marsh
Virginia Pickens
Mary Simmons
Elizabeth Jones
Edna Kearns
Esther Minard
Pretty Little Flower
J. A. Eshelman
Edgar Whiener
Robert Steeloff
H. W. McCain
Coy Barnhard
C. C. Swaim
W. L. Hargett
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F. R. Taylor
J. Everett
Walter Griffin
Garnet Pollock
D. L. Bouldin
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Rochester
Brady
Baty
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Society OF Thomasville
Brard
Rear Chamber OF Commerce
Lottie Barber
Ellwood
Fowler Lumber CO
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Edwin Clapp
E. P. Jacobrs & Son
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High Point Battery Co
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