Jewish Women and Men Year Book Highlights North Carolina
The North Carolina Association of Jewish Women releases an annual blue gray Year Book with pictures of presidents Mrs. Maurice Honigman and Arthur Goodman, a 16 year history, and a Winston-Salem convention summary. It features a state census of 4 637 Jews in 109 communities and notes the UNC Hillel Foundation, the Sophia Einstein Student Loan Fund, and a 1928 convention planned for Asheville May 1-2 at the George Vanderbilt Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
North Carolina Association of Jewish Men
Maurice Honigman
Gastonia
Arthur Goodman
Charlotte
Mre
So Weil
Goldsboro
Winston-Salem
J. L. Emanuel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Hillel Foundation
University of North Carolina
Bernard Zeier
B'nai B'rith
Sophia Einstein
Sol Well
Asheville
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Greensboro Bride-Elect Frances Leak Feted At Dinner
Mr and Mrs E E Mendenhall Jr entertained with a dinner bridge at their Woodbrook Court home for Frances Leak and Clyde Andrew Greensboro couple whose wedding is set for June 10 at West Market Street Church Greensboro. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner table with a bridal cake and prizes for players at four tables followed by bridge and socializing with attendees from Greensboro High Point and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Woodbrook Court
Frances Leak
Clyde Andrew
Greensboro
West Market Street Church
Garet Bledsoe
Storm of
Mary Lentz
Th Glascock
Eichhorn
Margaret Bledcoe
Greens
Brooks’ Reitzel
Point
Catherine
Afternoon Tea Honors Miss Lambeth at Broad Street Home
Mrs M J Wrenn and Mrs David T Yow hosted an elegant afternoon tea at 204 West Broad street to honor Miss Frances Walker Lambeth of Winston-Salem bride elect next month. Guests arrived in formal gowns as floral decorations and a green and white motif enhanced the rooms. Music by Miss Mae Kirkman and others provided entertainment while guests circulated through receiving lines and dining, with refreshments served at a lace-clothed table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
David T. Yow
West Broad Street
Frances Walker Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Horace Haworth
Forrest Murray
J. F. Hayden
Mrs. Wrenn
Mrs. Yow
Lambeth
W. A. Lambeth
Elisabeth Lambeth
Jane Hess Weaver
L. M. H. Reynolds
J. W. Lindsay
Clair C. Conner
Greensboro
Dorothy Kirkman
Eloise Ingram
Priscilla Lambeth
Thomasville
Betty Hunt Murray
Mary Allen Clinard
Pearl Thompson
Betty Lou Warner
Frances Gordon Lindsay
Eleanor Amos
Gertrude Tomlinson
Jane Austin
Eleanor Powell
Katherine Kearns
Margaret Sears
Sara Sears
Martha Moffitt
J. E. Kirkman
F. M. Pickett
Charles Long
Frank S. Lambeth
H. N. Phillips
Virginia Clinard
H. D. Sears
Mae Kirkman
Thomas Strickland
W. W. Rankin, Jr
Durham
City
Mesdames
Frances Lambeth
Rankin
Social notes travelers and visitors in High Point area
A long list of visiting relatives and friends in High Point is reported. Guests include Mrs. H L Newbold and Betty of Newport News arriving for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs Gray Archer of Phoenix visiting Greensboro. others from Norfolk Atlanta Durham Latta and Richmond. Local residents travel to Savannah Waycross Quitman and Pawleys Island for summer stays and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Newbold
Betty
Newport News
W. L. Watson
W. R. Morrow
Gray Archer
Phoenix, Ariz
Greensboro
Mr. Archer
High Point
Methodist Union Of Young People Installs Officers
The High Point Union of M E Young People held its monthly meeting at South Main Street church. New officers were installed by Dr E H Blackard in a candlelight service with Mary Nelson Kiser as president and Rich ard Short as treasurer. About 29 local youths plan to attend the Lake Junaluska Summer Assembly July 5 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Union
M. E. Young People
South Main Street Church
Bruce Steed
Calvary Church
Ward Street
Lena Davis
E. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Church
Mary Nelson Kiser
Billie Bundy
Margaret Preddy
Richard Short
Hoyle Morgan
Viole Brigham
Mahlon Morgan
Samuel Needham
John Brown
Louise Hardison
Millie Moore
Thoy Cook
Lake Junaluska
Western Carolina Conference
Young People’s Assembly
the Lake
Union
Trinity Church
Informal Farewell Shower For Mrs Spruill Held in Greensboro
A nautical themed informal farewell shower was hosted by Mrs A E Pye at 211 South Edgeworth Drive Greensboro for Mrs J L Spruill who sails next week for a two month abroad stay. Miss Carrie McGirt and Mrs Robert Harden co hosted with about 30 guests present giving practical gifts. Mrs Spruill is manager of the Guilford County Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pye
South Edgeworth
Greensboro
J. L. Spruill
Carrie MecGirt
Robert Harden
Spruill
Guilford County Sanatorium
Buckingham Palace Staff Count Reveals Household Size
The Buckingham Palace servant staff numbers about 250 people, including around 60 house maids, a housekeeper, and four assistant housekeepers, reflecting the palace’s sizable domestic operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Buckingham Palace
Highfill Family Holds 15th Annual Reunion at Duke Power Club
The Highfill family held its fifteenth annual reunion at the Duke Power company club house with over 100 attendees. A daylong program included a devotional, family history report, readings by Short and Bennett, music, and an all‑ages awards segment with prizes for youngest and oldest attendees, largest family, and farthest traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highfill
Duke Power Company Club
Faith of Our Fathers
J. N. Bowman
High Point
Philipians
J. W. Crews
H. T. Highfill
Summerfield Junior Order
Stamey
Greensboro
Susie Highfill
Douglas
Elizabeth Short
Mallie Mae Bennett
H. T Highfill
Knox Highfill
Grace Johnson
Johnson
Alice Manuel
A. B. Highfill
F. Hawkins
G. A. Wray
Mr. Fletcher Dies In Anderson South Carolina
Word was received of the death of the father of Miss Ellen Fletcher of Anderson South Carolina, which occurred last week. Miss Fletcher formerly lived in High Point where she served as librarian for the junior high school for several years. She now works at William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia in the same capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Fletcher
Anderson S. C
Laura Wesson UDC Chapter Sets Final Summer Meet
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its final summer meeting Monday at 3 30 P M at Mrs L G Robichauxs Rockford Road home The gathering aims for full attendance per Mrs Grover Kester in an morning announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. G Robichaux
Rockford Road
Grover Kester
Berlin Erects Monument Honoring War Horses
Berlin unveils a monument honoring horses that served the German army in World War I. Officials say the tribute recognizes the animals' sacrifices and role in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Miss Dalton Plans Two Month International Tour
Miss Dalton leaves Saturday for New York to sail aboard the U S Statendam on Tuesday with Brownell Tours. The trip covers France Italy Switzerland Germany Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Belgium Holland England Scotland ending September 4 in New York. She recently graduated from Hollins College with an A B degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dalton
New York City
U. S
Scotland
Miss Dalton
Carter Dalton
Hollins College
Hollins, D. C
Odom Addresses Educators at Southern Conference
Chapel Hill June 25. Dr Howard W Odom director of UNC's Institute for Research in Social Science urged the South to improve science skills technology and education to build a great civilization. He noted abundant natural and human wealth but lacking capital wealth and strong institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
A. W. Clevenger
University of Illinois
L. A. Wilson
New York Department of Education
Hiden Ramsey
Asheville Citizen Times
Howard W. Odom
University of North Carolina
Institute For Research In Social Science
South
Open Bids for Elkin Post Office July 20
June 25 Elkin North Carolina bids will be opened on July 20 for a new post office project in the town. Local bidders are invited to submit proposals and meet the documented specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkin
Post Office Contract Awarded in Southern Pines
Contract for construction of a new post office in Southern Pines is awarded to James Sharnes of Charlottesville Virginia on a bid of 49790 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
James Sharnes
Charlottesville
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Owen
Buddy
Doug
Mary Pickford
America
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Hollywood
Miss Pickford
Owen Moore
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Mesdames Wrenn
Miss Lambeth
Emmett Pritchard
Margaret Anne
Myrtle Beach
Buddy Matthews
Buck Matthews
Circle Drive
Charlotte Sanatorium
Stuart Yow
George Yow
Norfolk
Edgedale Drive
W. H. Weir
Atlanta, Ga
Edgar Hatcher
East Washington Street
E. L. Chitwood
C. C. Robbins
Spruce Pine
8. A. Holleman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
George F. Kirby
Latta
D. C
W. A. Bivins
Worth Drive
Oris C. Harvey
Forest Avenue
Lilian Morton James
Waycross, Ga
Evelyn James
Georgia Morton
C. B. Bailey
Morris Street
Lorraine Masons
Statesville
James McDowell
West Farriss Avenue
Mrs. S. Benner
Philadelphia
Mrs. Benner
Mr. McDowell
W. P. Morehead
T. R. Shelton
Billy Reid
Mamie
Kathleen Malpass
White Lake
C. W. Aman
Gladye Rusher
Wilmington
C. W. Miller
Archdale
Gordon Burnett
Martha Burnett
A. B. Forshay
New York
Boyt-Brown
Wogan Porter
Pawley'’s Island
Fairway Drive
Methodist Union of Young People
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Ani
Stipfppf
Samuel Hyman
Seweler
South Main Street
Mr. Fletcher
Anderson, S. C
U. D.C
Odom
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Domino
Domino, Cane
Suga
DIE Awning & Tent CO
Main &T
Main Street
Seward’s Market
East Commerce
Black Hawk
Fryers
CAC
Peo
Ple
Selves
BT Eee
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