Club Announcements and Personal Notices from High Point
Friends of O A Kirkman report slight improvement in his illness after two weeks. Mrs Comer Covington and children leave tomorrow for Highland Lake near Hendersonville for two weeks. Mrs O G B Kearns returns from Richmond hospital much improved. Mrs O R Robbins recovering after tonsil surgery at High Point hospital and staying with her parents. Alberta Wineskie and Marjorie Tate return from Charlotte house party and dances at Charlotte Country Club noted. Monlrose Ballard to wed James Weglay Young on June 26 at Greensboro, with residence at Greensboro after July 5. Charles M Hazelhurst leaves for Wilmington then Pittsburgh to take a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecr
Comer Covington
Harriss
J. V. Rochelle
Talmadge, Jr
Highland Lake
Hendersonville
Kearns
Richmond
QO. B. Kearns
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robbins Betcer
O. R. Robbins
High Point Hospital
BR. Green
Best Streets
Charlotte
Alberta Wineskie
Marjorie Tate
Fassifero Eile
ISOCIETY EVENTS AND WEDDING NEWS
The article notes a Westinghouse sales engineer Mr Hazelhurst, a UNC electrical engineering graduate, leaving Westinghouse and High Point High, with many local friends. It covers Beta Pi Club picnic details including Violet Johnson, Miss Halian, and guests, plus the Young Ballard wedding at Methodist Protestant church in High Point. Mrs. Young taught at High Point College and Trinity alum Miss Ballard married Greensboro native James Wesley Young, with reception plans in Asheville and Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Company
Hazelhurst
University of North Carolina
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburgh
High Point High School
Wfe
Beta Picinic
Dark Smith
So F. Wall
Fliss Violet Johnson
Pring
Halian
Ub Pembars
J Mve
Wa Warlavan
Violet Johnson Powe
Ted Conner
Snaringhurs
Wo T. Powell
Mist Maan
Morristown
Arles Hotton
Mr. Crawford
Mendelasohn
Youna
Asheville
Wester North Carolina
Mount Airy
Greensboro
Ranton
Trinity College
Sines Ria
Trinity
Groeenaboro
Young
John A. Young
Mable Young
John
Dike F ¥ Young
Greenshore
W. P. Carter
Sorrell Returns to Lead Pulpit as Week Ends
People R Sorrell has returned to lead services after a week away. Rev Walter M Gilman preached last Sunday at Green Street Church. Mary SicsioW and Mrs Bas nom Floskins arrived from New York after several weeks away. Theid Marsh heads home from Memphis. J WW Sechrest returned from White Sulphur Springs. Clark and children came back from Goldsboro. Walter White family visited Asheville with H W Parker and Greensboro guest Clarence Johnson. Mrs Jameson is Mr and Mrs White’s daughter. Mrs M Hoover and children of Thomasville were here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, Sorrell
Lina
Green Street Church
Walter M. Gilman
Mary Sicsiow
Mrs. Basnom Floskins
New York
Theid Marsh
Memphis
Tenn
Ifr
Mount Arr
Walter White Haval
Asheville
H. W. Parker
Clarence Johnson
Greensboro
Jameson
White
Freight service expands with Thomasville and Denton Railway
An announcement by freight agent C. C. Schaub reports inbound freight now arriving in cartons and hand-cart shipments. The Thomasville and Denton Railway Company debuts new service, with High Point shipments routed via H. PT. & P lines to boost reliability and customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Denton
C. Schaub
Daing and Tinginass
High Point
Monthly Inspection of Locomotives Approved
Washington June 27 Attorney General Stone announced plans to cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce the monthly locomotive inspection law. He urged speedy trial for Reston and Maira inspectors indicted for perjury after a serious accident and advocated amendments to expand inspector hiring and assign criminal liability to railroad inspectors and officials for overlooked defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stone
Interstate Commercce Commission
Reston
Maiia
Department of Jus
Commerce Commission
Hammond Adversaries Triumph In Tennis Match
Hammond defeats Fidler in the second round of the tennis tournament. Briggs defeats Marr in a first round road match. Olympic athletes arrived in Paris at 3 15 p m, signaling a busy Paris event schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Fidler
Secon
Fiddler
Gurney Briggs
Weiser Marr
Briggs
Marr
Amiletes
Avripo Taris
Junge Tre A
Paris
City tightens parking limits on Main Commerce and Washington
The city council of Wigh Point ordains a forty five minute parking limit on Main Street from English to Commerce, Commerce Street from Main to Wrenn, and Washington Street from Main to Wrenn. Violations carry a five dollar fine. ordinance takes effect after first publication upon mayoral request, dated June 27 1924, signed by City Manager R L Pichtett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty Council
Wigh Point
Main Street
English and
Commerce Streets
Commerce Street
Main
Wrenn
Washington Street
Wrenn Streets
R. L. Pichtett
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MR. Kirkman
O. A. Kirkman
Wesh Westinghouse CO
Charles M. Hazelhurst
Wilmington
Phong
DIXIE
Moffitt's
Clark
Goldsboro
M. Hoover
Thomasville,ware
Yesterda
H. Ps T. and
D. Railroad
Holmes
Cash Grocery
Jersey
Rumford
Ade
Wrenn St
Ws Tv
Mit
Broadway
Rao
Heanly
Getty
Cytherea
Lewis Stone
Mima Rubens
Norman Snerry
Trene Rich
Constance Bennett
Golden Arrow
Jacob’s
Allen Store
Normandy
DIC
Men's Athletic Union
Madras
Iffon
Dave Bilkird
Kayser Fosiery
Wouise
Richard
the Enchanted
Enterprise
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