Birth of Son and Local Social Notes Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs A L Valentine West Point avenue announce the birth of a son Russell Samuel on Friday June 23 weighing eleven pounds 7. The Cornelian club hosts Friday afternoon 3:30 to 6. Hostess to Beta Pi Miss Thelmy Wineskie guests Thursday 3:30 at North Main street. O E S meets 8 o'clock at Masonic hall Washington street. Welch Memorial M P Church ladies aid hold ice cream supper and quilt auction. Mrs W E Jennings and Mrs P D Gilreath visit. Harmon Haithcock and Mrs Virginia Harmon wed Saturday night in Greensboro. Mrs Samuel Sheloff entertains at bridge for Savannah visitors. Ridge Natzner wedding in Greensboro. Edgar Whitene t and Matzner leave for Field and Alabama. U D C announces state scholarships and lists winners. National Federation of Business and Professional Women holds convention July 10–15 in Chattanooga. over 32 000 members in 48 states. NC club delegates to Chattanooga named. Raleigh and Asheville host regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Valentine
West Point Avenue
Russell Samuel
Beta Pi
Miss Thelmy Wineskie
North Main Street
Samuel Sheloff
Savannah
D. L. Bouldin
Robert Sheloff
Bridge
Johnson Street
Samuel Sheroff
High Point
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
National Federation
St. Louis
Business and Professional Women of America
North Carolina
Asheville
Ruth Watts
Florence Jeffress
Wilmington
Elsi, Riddick
Raleigh
Elsie Riddick
Siat S
Minnie Bagwell
Willie Ft. Shelby
Charlotte
Margaret L. Duncan Durham
Mary R. Morris
Bessie N. Clayton
Goldsboro
Nita Gressitt
Greensboro
Florence Haven
Ellie. White
Maull
Howell
Julia Farmer
M. P. Churchwell
Ida Robbin
Lucy Daniel
Wilson
Evie M. Crim
Flora Leak
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Social notes of High Point residents and visitors
The High Point area hosts a sequence of visitors and departures. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gold plan a midweek return from Canada after Kiwanis sessions. Misses Tyson, Taylor and Kirtland travel or visit, with several guests staying at local homes. Laurels include weddings, church solos, and summer visits to Asheville, Goldsboro, Wilmington, Danville, and Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gold
High Point
Canada
Representatives to National Meeting Named
The article notes that and Fayetteville are expected to send representatives to the national meeting, outlining anticipated participation and possible agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Poor Crops in Robeson County Debilitated by Wet Weather
Close observers report Robeson county crops are the poorest in years due to continued wet conditions. The tobacco crop, once promising, has been seriously damaged by heavy rains, with thousands of acres ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Robeson County
Peace or War Real Issue in South American Conference
The article argues that the South American Conference in Washington faces a pivotal choice between peace and war. It notes U.S. economic stakes from Latin America, including a $33 million Bolivian loan, and warns that Chile’s territorial gains threaten stability. It calls for Bolivian sea access and harmony among nations to ensure lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
South America
Panama
Bolivia
New York
Chile
South Aime
Peru
Antofagasta
Tacna
Arica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis
Cornelian
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
W. A. Copeland
Ladies Aid Society
Welch Memorial M. P
W. E. Jennings
Danville
P. D. Gilreath
City
Harmon Haithcock
Virginia Harmon
Watt Haithcock
N. M. Cooper
Harthcock
Southern Chair Co
Mrs. Matzner
Sheffield
Ala
U. Vy
Educational Committee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. and
E. State College
Newton Cox
Graham
Trinity College
Wade Hampton
Durham
North Carolina College For Women
Wiliam Parsley
Nell Craig
Gastonia
Z. B. Vance
Margaret Bridgers
Tarboro
James H. M
National Federation B. and
Marie Tyson
Meban
Luna Taylor
Danberry
Marianna White
Mildred Kirtland
St Augustine
Florida
Elizabeth Bowne
Bowne
Guilford Avenue
Miss Kirtland
Lacey Neal Carr
Lucile Sherrod
Margaret McClammy
Eunice Adams
Nancy Lay
Beaufort
Elizabeth Lay
Paul Green
W. H. Foy
Fannie Foy
Reidsville
Paul Ingle
Th Parkway
Miss Foy
First Presbyterian Church
Beatrice Crouch
Herbert Parker
W. EE. Jennings
Danville Va
P. DD. Gilreath
Willis Slane
Sam Siceloff
Savannah Ga
Mr. Shceloff
E. G. Sheloff
Floy Loose
Philadelphia
Fred Wheeler
Charles Seibert
Alexander Seibert
Williamstown
Wheelers
Seibert
Cecil Prince
Owen Smith
Winston Salem
Nellie Muse
Charlotesville
University
Helen Muse
Greenville
Helens Higgs
Higgs
Miss Muss
St. Mary’s College
Miss Muse
Charmine
Shi
Moffitt Furnishing
Robeson
N. C. Public Service Co
George Hitzler
Chiles
Boy
Denniesnill
Hart Drug Company
Postoffice
Southern Railway System
Ublshed
Birmingham
New Orleans
N. Y
Columbia
Augusta
Atlanta
Richmond
Bham
Anteed
Westminster
Augusta-Col
Wash
N. J
Charlotte Richmann
Birmingham-New York
Augusta-New York
Birmingham-N. Y
Atlanta-Washington
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. Y
Mr Oliver ‘Towne
All-Over ‘Town
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