Birth announcements and society notes in High Point paper
Son born to Mr and Mrs J David on Bilm street a daughter announced. George Alexander born to Mr and Mrs L R Stewart on Thurston street. W H Idol recovering after eye operation by Dr Banner Greensboro. Teachers at St Marys Sunday school meet for summer plans at R F J Johnson home. Boyd Conservatory piano recital delightfully staged on veranda at Boyd home. Pearl Jones given surprise party on Tate street with lawn games and ice course. Engagement of Louise Ingram to Phil S Warder announced with bridge party hosted by Mrs Pollock and Mrs Hart on North Main street. Miss Ingram daughter of L J Ingram Elm street, W Warner son of B H Warner Des Moines contractor. Wedding planned at Wesley Memorial church. Mrs A S J Caldwell returned home from High Point hospital improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
St. Mary's
H. J. Coffield
Mr. Johnson
Miss Pearl
Jones
Tate Street
Edna Davis
Maggie Hancock
Wdith Oliver
Lois Davis
Mary Moran
Ona Bramer
Rosa Moran
Nellie Trotter
Oshia Edwards
Mary Smith
Hazel Brown
Jessie’ Elps
Warner-Ingramt
Louise Ingram
Phil S. Warder
Dee Pollock
Albert Hart
North Main Street
Hal Ingram
Martinsville
Wesley Memorial Church
Minnie Pollock
Charles Long
Fred Ingram
Winnie Vail
Charles Kephart
Garnet Pollock
H. A. Millis
C. T. Ingram
Atlanta
Herbert Newbold
Willis Slane
Violet Johnson
Ruth Balsam
Nellie Muse
Katherine Harmon
Helen Nong
Bessie Tate
Thelma Wineskie
Miss Ingram
Milan
Local personal notices list visitors and health updates
Miss Carrie Ogburne returns to Winston-Salem after visiting Mrs. Steven Clark on the Parkway. Mrs. Clark recovers from an extended illness. Annie Rabe and C. J. Johnston of Salisbury visit with Mrs. J. Wesley Smith. Mrs. O E B Cunningham of Waxhaw visits her daughter Mrs. H W McCain. Faye Cunningham underwent tonsil removal at High Point hospital and rests well. Charles T. Ingram of Greenville and Hal Ingram of Martinsville visit L J Ingrams on Elm Street. Ingrams’ daughter Elizabeth Miller of Greenville accompanies them. Mrs. Ingram visits York, S C. Mrs. E Reid Toms of Wilmington visits Mrs. J. Wesley Smith. Walter Griffin leaves for Elizabeth City with two sons Fulmer and John Daniel. Irma Harrison leaves for Norfolk for summer with cousin Mrs. W. Wilder. W E Price go to Concord, Va to visit Mrs. Price’s mother, bringing Willie. Henri Turner recuperates from appendicitis at Guilford General. Mrs. Rodney Snow and baby go to the seashore for several months. Maude Cross and Edith Pope return from Charlotte after attending the greeting at the late B Y Pott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ogburne
Winston-Salem
Steven Clark
Parkway
Clark
Annie Rabe
C. J. Johnston
Salisbury
J. Wesley Smith
O. EB. Cunningham
Waxhaw
H.W. McCain
Johnson Street
Faye Cunningham
High Point Hospital
Charles T. Ingram
Greenville
S. C
L. J. Ingram
Elim Street
Madison
Elizabeth Miller
Hal Ingram
Marlinsville
Elm Street
Fulmer
John Daniel
Rma Harrison
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Davidson
Bilm Street
W. H. Idol
Banner
Greensboro
Mr. Idol
Gate City
Boyd
Conservatory of Music
Miss Jones
Harding
New Today
Kayser Silk
Moffitt
Furnishing Company
Brunswick Records
Cherie
Dear
Carl Fenton
Rudy Wiedoeft
Green Brothers
Daddy
Bennie Krueger
New York
Police Band
America
Tia of
Criterion
Leopold Godowsky
Mario Chamlee
Jocelyn
Willem Willeka
Karle
Theo
Cella
Willem Willeke
Stamey
N. Main
Ree Kweb Is
Daily Reminder
Chopplin
Sanitary
Best Suilt
Welborn Furniture Company
PEP
Milady
Wests
Stepins
van Raalte
Royal Crown Shaw
Davis Shoe Store
Kress
Iy Ra Hoters
Quality Shoe Store
Furniture City
Jddge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Penny and Long, Inc
Chas. M. Kephart
College St
Redding Bldg
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