Social Whirl Amid High Point Society Events
Richmond visitor Mrs H N Banks stays with sister Mrs J J Williams at 316 Louise Ave. Nellie Muse attends Greensboro bridge party hosted by Miss Roby Young. Fortnightly Bridge Club meets lightly. O Henry Jr and Mrs Sigmans dine in Greensboro before motor trip to Bartontonburg. Rose Emile Knox, North Carolina violinist, heads to Paris for study after Raleigh engagement. Mrs W C Beavans hosts card party for Mrs Jones with rock and bridge across fourteen tables. Winslow Knight nuptials at Winslow home with reception and Guilford College home stay. Child’s party marks Ruth Pollock’s third birthday with games and treats.
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Greensboro Bridge
Nellie Muse
Greysboro
Miss Roby, Young
Hylmore Tea Room
O. Henry, Jr
Peter Sigmangs
Grensboro
O. Henry
Sigmas
High Point
Boartonburg
Archie Geends
Florida
Rose Emilie Knox
North Carolina
Raleigh
Paris
Acadecy of Music
Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Jones
W. C. Jones
W.C Beavans
North
Mainean
Winslow-Knight
Alta Winslow
Henry Winslow
Grensteel
Oliver N. Knight
Guilford College
Winslow
Albert Sherrill
Methodist Church of
Stanly
Knight
Ruth Whitten Rotlock
Henry Millis
Coher Ellis
Mary Hilla'd
Berta Lindsay Carraway
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Helen Montsvngr
Helen Marie Shceloff
Billy Shceloff
Billy Price
de Coursey Pollock
Mary Kerrry Pollock
Alma Virginia McCain
Margaret Grayson
Caddy Dalton
Fannie Everett
Bobby Shceloff
Sophia Taplin
Bobby Wilson
Linden Wilson
Iva Woodburn Craig
Thomas Pitts
Frances
Marguerite Mann
Donna Allen
Billy Brooks Millis
Margaret
Diana Chandler
Thomas Tyler
Martha Sara
Roderick Taylor
Betsy Causey
Local Social Notes Highlight Kentucky Visitor and Greensboro Day
Miss Thema Waters of Kentucky visits Mrs. Edgar Whitener and Mrs. H. W. McCain spends the day in Greensboro. Delphine Holder, student at Louisville Conservatory of Music, returns to the city. Mrs. T. T. Duggins relocates to Concord after visiting her father James Pow and family on Willowbrook street. Mrs. S. F. Mitchell and children from Asheville visit Mr. Mitchell’s father James Pow and family.
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Thema Waters
Kentucky
Edgar Whitener
Delphine Holder
Louisville Conservatory of Music
T. T. Duggins
Concord
James Pow
Wilowbrook Street
S. F. Mitchel
Asheville
Deed Filed Sells Property for High Point Country Club
A parcel west of Reland Park in Greensboro is sold by J. C. Hedgecock to Sunset Park Inc for 34000 to establish High Point's new country club. The record lists five other deeds totaling 47500 and includes a Greensboro lot transfer to Rucker Warehouse Corp for 7000.
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High Point
East Market Street
Gilmer Township
Ham Real Estate Company
C. R. Wharton
Schenck and
Spring Streets
Negroes in Court Over Whisky for Sale in High Point
Chief Blackwelder’s men press Prohibition efforts in High Point. Two Black residents, Bill Bailey and Levin Robbins, were convicted of possessing whisky for sale and sentenced to 60 days with county road work, both filing appeals with bonds set at 200 dollars.
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Blackwelder
High Point
Bill Bailey
Levin Robbins
Walter Royal
Bill Dailey
Jack Savage
Batley
Savages
J.dc
Chatham
Red Jacket
W. Va
Focal Court
Williamsburg
W. V
Mrs J L Sechrest Critically Ill At Washington Street Home
Mrs J L Sechrest is reported critically ill at her home on Washington street with family at her side.
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J. L. Sechrest
Washington Street
Boy Hurt by Rock While Playing Near Weldon
Ten year old Charlie Stainbaeck, son of Mrs Cookie Stainbaeck, was injured when a rock struck his mouth knocking a front tooth into the palate and injuring the gums. He was taken to Richmond for expert treatment and hopes to avoid serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Charlie Isher
Cookie Stainbaeck
Richmond
Owea
New Improved Water Proof Wall Tents
The notice describes tents with white duck walls and a khaki roof fabric that sheds heavy rain and reduces sunlight glare. Roof overhang forms eaves. seams are double sewn. reinforced at stress points. Each tent includes poles stakes and ropes with optional pole deduction.
Strip mine violence flares near Herrin reported deaths
In Herrin Illinois a renewed clash at the Southern Illinois company strip mine yielded unconfirmed reports of five bodies and multiple wounded. Miners from the Peoria district reportedly surrendered near the site as a group of forty four hoisted a flag and fled toward Mariel while authorities pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Gen. Black
Col. Hunter
Flack
Herhin
Southern Illinois Company
Ieago
Mar’el
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Me. H. N. Banks
City
John J Williams
Louise Avenue
C J. Cummings
Round Park
High Point High School
Young People’s Missionary Organization of
Main Street
M. E. Church
Ruby Hicks
Frances Westen
Mabel Russell
Marian Rogers
Wiief Ruth Harrison
Tip Top Bridge Club
Lucy Weal Carr
Steele
Réet
Mary Harmon
Katherine Raymond
Lucil Sherrod
Helen Jong
Vera King
Aon Welborn
Mary King
Katherine Mickett
Helen Reynolds
Elizabeth Bowne
Fannie Smith Walker
Hostes
H. W. McCain
Greensboro
Ruth
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Pauline Simmons
Sons of Veterans
Miss Simmons
W. C. Simmons
Elin Street
TH New Country Club
Sunset Park
The
Southern Real Estate Company
W. EF. Ross
Battleground Avenue
Ek. EB. Weaver
M. L. Hedgecock
High Point Township
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May
Pebeco
Azurea
Mennen
Djer Wiss Vandishimz
Oxfords
Iva
Ativas
Pric
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N .F. Feris Cotton
Colo
Hickory
Sant
Hiness
Lucile Newby
Guilford General Hospital
Augusta
B. Grablowsky
Grablowsky
Rear Chamber OF Commerce
Lottie Barber
Industrial Electric Co
Newang Ri
National Machine and Electric Building
Sige
Ofleet Wall
U. S
Ginghaims
Voiles
Madras
Linens
Ratine
Ivanhoe
Ramee
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