Bridge and social notices fill High Point week
The High Point area hosts a busy schedule with multiple bridge club gatherings led by Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Mrs. Houston Hiatt, Miss Lucy Neal Carr, and Miss Thelma Wineskie. Events include four to five tables of bridge, wedding announcements for Miss Lena Gamble and Miss Violette Jordan, and a Girl Reserves delegation leaving for a Virginia conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Bridge
Parkway Bridge Club
Houston Hiatt
Roland Park
Lucy Neal Carr
A. T Wishart
Stee'n Street
Tip Top Bridge Club
High Point
Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Blanch Piloit
Conference rally to kick off summer meeting plans
Secretary of the Ideal Y W C A announces a conference rally this afternoon at the hut to launch senior and freshmen clubs summer plans. Yell practice and songs lead the pep session, with Bible discussions and programs directed by Miss McDonald of North Carolina College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Briar
Gtady
Duofg McDonald
North Carolina College For Women
Miss Goding
New York
Bertin Roeloff
Lorena Mason
South Atlantic
Iuvision
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
High Point
Mary Hammer
Edna Kearns
Margaret Clinard
Lois Smith
Helen Kleine
Aileen Kaneer
Ruth Clinard
Thelma Cummings
Blanch Platt
Carrie Lowe
Greensboro
Miss Lowe
Locals Head to Richmond for Confederate Veterans Reunion
Mr and Mrs J P Laffoon depart tonight for Richmond Virginia to attend the annual Confederate veterans reunion. Mrs William Hinton and her children also leave for Richmond to settle at 2002 West Cary Street and Mr Hinton will move there for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Laffoon
Richmond
William Hinton
Winnifreds
Dorothy Hinton
West Cary Street
Hinton
Hintons
B. Mendenhall
High Point
Jesse Hayden
U. C
Government Urges End to Coal Strike Conference Bid
A plea to President Harding to resolve the coal crisis argues for bringing operators and miners to conference. The partial stoppage and nonunion fields gain temporary advantage, increasing nationwide tension as conflict grows across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neas
Argu
Governmnt Tak Stoa
National coal conference urged to end strike and reveal costs
The Commission on the Church and Social Service of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America and social action bodies call for a national coal conference. They urge a federal investigation into costs and profits to restore stability, reduce industrial strife, and ensure fair prices for miners and consumers. They argue government action is needed if Congress won t grant new authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Baci
Mrn
National Coal Conference
Commission On the Church and and Social Service
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ i. America
Department of Social Actions
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Justice Commission
The
Central Conference
of American Rabbis
America's Power Beyond Control
Dr. A W Beaven of Rochester New York told Northern Baptist delegates at their 1th annual convention in Indianapolis that America needs a control system to match its power warning of rising crime and waning ideals and urging civic repentance and faith in God. He stressed the burden on citizens and churches to confront contractual dishonor fraud and lawlessness to preserve civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
America
A. W. Beaven
Lake Avenue
Ibeagen
Christ
Romney rector killed crossing road in Maryland accident
The Rev. William K. Marshall, rector of the Episcopal Church in Romney West Virginia, died after being struck by a car while attempting to cross a street in Lycksville Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeny
W. Va
William K. Marshall
Episcopal Church
Romney
Lycksville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
Wilbur Jones
Morris Street
Miss Wineskie
Beta Pi Club
Miss Diffeee
Marie Diffee
Cordele
Charles Hauser
North Main Street
Miss Diffee
S. H. Tomlinson
Boggs Durham
A. S. Boggs
Mechanicsville
Hattie Boggs
Thomas Durham
Ls. Q. Tadtock
Mrs. Durham
Ww. c. U
High Point Women's Christian Temperance Union
John Teague
English Street
A. B. Coltrane
Trinity
Peter Sigmans
Bradshaw Sigmans
William Gaston Bradshaw
Peter Francis Sigmans
City of
Miss Bradshaw
Mr. Sigmans
M~lans
Bradshaw
A. A. Mendez
Sigmans
Atlantic City
Florida
Lena Gamble
Carey Laviner
Bennettsville
S. C
Arthur Pillison
O. L. Fletcher
West End
Virginia Ellison
Margaret Walker
Arthur Ellison
Miss Ellison
Bertha Andrews
Laviner
Marietta Paints& Color Co
T.E MecRary
Lexington
Violette Jordan
Marvin White Jordan
Madison
F Lewis
Ly. T. Wilds
Firs Presbyterian Church
H. M. Ulmer
J. J. Mock
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Mock
Nancy Raper
Rights
R. J Reynolds Company
M. W. Jordan
Nancy FE. Jordan
Violette Elizabeth
Louis Charles Rights
Thursdae
Tyne
Rodeckregs
Doris Hines
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Edith Murphy
Charles Murphy
Jassie Moéek
Fr. J. Sizamore
Francis
H. C. Poole
Joe
Dave Bulla
Don Shepherd
Shepherd’s Mountain
Thomas Gilliam
Mount Airy
Chergches Andtee
Harding
Ierelelefelr
Edwin Clapp
Elwood
United States Tires
White-Way Auto Co
Masons
Numa Reid Lodges
Cc. E. Nabors
W. M. Ss. F. Wall
Sec
Hamber
Barbie
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