Bon Voyage Breakfast Honors Local Couple
A morning bon voyage event at 10 o clock honored four women leaving soon on a trip. Honorees include Mrs. J. W Harriss Mrs. Elizabeth Harrissington Mrs. Willis Slane and Mrs. Sherrod gave each guest small keepsakes with travel motifs. The table featured magnolias tiny suitcases and a voyage theme with guests listed and attendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wriss
Elizabeth Harrissington
Willis Slane
United States
Sherrod
Misa Genevieve Moore
Mount Holly
New Jersey
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
Seborn Perry
Genevieve Moore
Allen Watkins
Nathan Ayers
Amos Kearns
W. C. Idol
R. K. Stewart
R. T. Amos
H. A. Millis
Professional Hour concert at high school Friday
Local Junior high presents a varied "Professional Hour" concert featuring familiar numbers performed on piano, violin, and cornet by city talents. The show includes vocal items, a reading by Ann Wood, a Scotch piece, and ends with numbers by E. Bedford and a William Penn High School group. Tickets from several local stores and Wesley Memorial Church office.
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Gh Point
Cornet
Sewanee River
E. Burford
William Penn High School
Lil Gal
Ann Wood
Wiley, Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
Carey Atkins
Beeson Hardware Co
Bland Music Company
King's Drug Store
Hart Drug Store
Eckerd's Drug Store
Ingram Furniture Company
J. Gurney Briggs
J. Gurney, Jr
Dorothy Hoskins
Kathleen Smith Hosts Delightful Saturday Evening Party
Miss Kathleen Smith of 300 Meredith Street entertained twelve guests with games and a dainty dining room refreshment period. Mrs. Erline Dills and Miss Lena McDaniel assisted in serving at the home gathering Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Smith
Meredith Street
Erline Dills
Lena McDaniel
Entertain gently For Mrs Phillips
Mrs F S Wall and Mrs R A Cook entertained a number of friends at the home of Mrs Wall to honor Mrs W W Phillips formerly Miss Mary High. Games were played with Mrs B B Weant as winner. Gifts were given and tea cream and cake served to eighteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Wall
R. A. Cook
W. W. Phillips
Miss Mary High
B. B. Weant
Business Girls Club Meets Tonight At Hut
Miss Pattie Mason and Helen Paschall will lead the weekly dinner program of the Business and Professional Girls club at the hut. The meeting focuses on professional development and networking for local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Club
Pattie Mason
Helen Paschall
Business and Professional Girls Club
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events This Week
High Point Garden club hosts a party at Mrs. S H Tomlinson's Hill Crest Drive ending meetings for the season. Altrusa dinner at Sheraton hotel. BP Girls club dinner at YWCA hut. Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple. Sedgefield Manor social with Claude Hopkins and his Harlem Orchestra. Wednesday Good Will Garden party at Mrs. Blackburn's 404 Monthey Ave for final summer gathering. Friday Laura Wesson events begin with grave marker unveiling at Oakwood and portrait presentation at the library followed by luncheon and tea en route to Emerywood bridge party. Saturday June Rally at Sedgefield Country Club with Anna Ray Moore orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Business and Professional Girls
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Claude Hopkins
Harlem Orchestra
Good Will Garden Club
R. R. Blackburn
Monthey Avenue
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
States
Oakwood Cemetery
R. FE. Ridenhour
N. C
R. E. Ridenhour
Concord
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Anna Ray Moore
Orchestra
California
Highland M. E. Society Meeting Tonight
The Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M. E. Church holds its monthly meeting at 7 45 tonight in the ladies parlor. Mesdames C N Jarrett and W E Aldridge are joint hostesses and all members are urged to attend. The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs C B Gray son's North Main Street home with Mrs Nora L Andrews leading on St Luke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Highland M. E. Church
C.N. Jarrett
W. E. Aldridge
Stephens Bible
Stephens
Miss Hilda Barbee Eighteenth Birthday Courtesy Party
Miss Hilda Barbee celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by Misses Ella Mendenhall and Lucille Browne at 11 Asheboro Street. About thirty five attendees enjoyed games and refreshments, with out of town guests from Mount Airy and Kerneraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Barbee
Ella Mendenhall
Lucille Browne
Asheboro
Kay Barbee
Fanny Odell
Mary Edith Snow
Mount Airy
Measure Richard Smith
Shelton Franklin wedding vows taken at home ceremony
Miss Cleo Franklin and Thomas G. Shelton Jr. wed at 9 Sunday in a simple home ceremony on West Green street performed by Rev. O. L. Ruth. Music by Catherine Strother accompanied the couple as they entered. The bride wore navy and maize with gardenia corsage. they will reside in the city after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Franklin
Thomas G. Shelton, Jr
West Green Street
O. L. Ruth
Catherine Strother
St. Mary's
Adams
Peggy Marie Franklin
EB. AL. Franklin
T. G. Shelton
Hamilton Street
Shelton
High Point College
Gibson Ice Cream Company
Two Recent Marriages Announced for Asheboro Area
Announcements from Asheboro dated June 23 reveal Geo Marley son of Mrs Lillie Marley Penland and the late J J Marley wed Miss Rosie Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Davis on June 20 in Coleridge officiated by Justice T A Cox. Also Alberta Barbee of Morrisville and Bruce Council of Apex married at the Methodist Protestant parsonage with Dr S W Taylor officiating and will reside in Apex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Geo. Marley
Lillie Marley Pencland
J. J. Marley
Rosie Davis
W. E. Davis
Sophia
Coleridge
T. A. Cox
Marley
Crawford Furniture Company
Alberta Barbee
Morrisville
Bruce Council
Apex
8. W. Taylor
J. "B. Council
Little Miss June Marilyn Cheek Named in Alleged Birthremark
The item notes a child named June Marilyn Cheek, daughter of Mr and Mrs, with no additional details available.
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June Marilyn Cheek
Outing Honors Miss Packer and France
A Friday evening weiner roast at the city lake park honored Miss Madeline Packer and Fielding Kearns whose marriage is planned for next Sunday. Hosts Laura Ada Bumgardner and Eloise Mitchell led games and refreshments accompanied the group including Golda Mae Kearns Leslie Johnson O M Thomas Irving Owen Gilbert Weant Charles White Harold Kearns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Madeline Packer
Fielding Kearns
Laura Ada Bumgardner
Eloise Mitchell
City Lake Park
Miss Packer
Mr. Kearns
Msses
Golda Mae Kearns
Leslie Johnson
Irving Owen
Gilbert Weant
Charles White
Harold Kearns
O. M. Thomas
Carolinas Kiwanis to Hold Convention in Greensboro
J Henry LeRoy Jr governor of the Carolinas Kiwanis district announced in Washington that the annual Carolinas district convention will be held in Greensboro North Carolina in October. He noted 58 North Carolina clubs completed hundreds of community and welfare activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Henry LeRoy, Jr
Elizabeth City
N. C
Carolinas
Kiwanis International
Greensboro
North Carolina
Local residents share visits across states
Elizabeth McDonald of Miami Florida spends ten days with sister at 1698 English Street. Cornelia Dickens and grandson Waldo Atkins return from Fairmont Indiana after two weeks visiting Dickens family. They also visited Dr Ben Jones of La Porte Indiana and Eli Jones of Hammond Indiana. Ramon Pierce, Baltimore businessman, visits parents at 1501 Long Street for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McDonald
Miami, Fla
Troy Hamilton
English Street
Cornelia Dickens
Waldo Atkins
Fairmont
Ind
Dickens
David Jones
Ramon Pierce
Baltimore
Mrs. C. B. Pierce
Long Street
State School Commission Reports Record Teacher Salaries
North Carolina paid out 16.6 million dollars in salaries to 23 581 teachers and principals this past school year, 41 000 more than estimated due to 59 extra positions and 259 more teachers than last year. Total salaries plus superintendents janitors bus drivers and bus mechanics reach 17 802 000, with transportation costs rising to 1 96 000 because of a severe winter and heating costs up 38 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Lloyd BE. Griffin
State School Commission
School Commission
Griffin
Commission
Probe Explosion Prompts Labor Inspection at Caldwell Furniture
June 23 report says H. Shuford chief inspector of the state department of labor planned an inspection today of Caldwell Furniture in Lenoir where five workers were hurt last Friday in a dust explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
Forrest H. Shuford
State Department of Labor
Caldwell Furniture Company
YWCA Garden Party Postponed Until Later Date
The YWCA garden party planned for tomorrow at Mrs. 8 H Tomlinson's Hillcrest drive home from 4:30 to 5:30 pm has been postponed due to inclement weather. A later date will be announced by Mrs. H S Coffield, education committee chairwoman, sponsor of the monthly Membership Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
H. S. Coffield
Coffield
Meeting moved to W C A Hut due to bad weather
The gathering will be held tonight at 6 30 PM at the W C A Hut instead of the city lake park because of inclement weather. It will proceed as usual at the Hut.
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City Lake Park
Credit Company Sues for 490 in Guilford Court
Universal Credit Company filed suit in Guilford Superior Court to recover 490 on a conditional sales contract with W. L. Hepler of High Point. The complaint alleges default on automobile payments to the credit company and Pat Brown, Inc. of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grebpnsaboro
The
Universal Credit Company
Guilford Superior Court
W. L. Hepler
High Point
Pat Brown, Inc
Van Sweringen To Tell of Finances
O. P. Van Sweringen, veteran railroad man, testified before the senate interstate commerce committee on financing of his many companies. A subpoena was issued after a three hour conference with Chairman Wheeler. Wheeler had postponed a hearing on a carrier investigation under a senate resolution from more than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O. P. van Sweringen
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
van Sweringen
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate
Cotton and Tobacco Crops Short Predicted in 1920s
Agricultural experts in Fayetteville forecast a cotton crop 25 to 30 percent below normal and a tobacco crop about 40 percent under due to drought despite rain. Corn remains near normal and garden crops show little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
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Sedgefield
Claude Hopins
Harlem
Ular “Swing” Dance Organiza
Hop
Lois Chidester
Marguerite Mann
Eileen Thomias
Marie Koonce
Rose Rogers
Emily Harris
Laura Barrier
M. 8. Hall
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman
Miss Kathleen Smith
Mrs. Phillips
Sean
Presbyterian Church
Julia Alexander
Lucille Cox
Jean Cox
Kitty Lee Fritz
Emma Frances Luther
Virginia Lisk
Carolyn Neely
Jean Prevost
Doris Crawford
Edna Mae Winningham
Alice Birkhead
Lordhe Wood
Mary Lillian Andrews
Margaret Robbins
Katherine Kearns
Lorene Wood
M. H. Birkhead
Ig. A. Cheek
Malcolm Watson
Park Street
Howard Redding
New York
Greensboro Convention City
Hutchen’s
Betty Crocker
Angel Food
Jutchen
Flapper
Fanny
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Phone
Quality Bakery
Nat Walker
Hart
Thomasville
First National Bank
Geen Fores
J. Mason Alexanderanager
Myrtle Beach, 8. C
Norge
Norge Fishton
Hendrix Bros
S. Wrenn
Ace Atkins
Brandon
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