Society Events Highlight Local Hostesses and Visits
Mrs. Edgar Whitener hosts the Cornelian club at Johnson street with 3:30 to 6 o'clock hours. Priscila club members meet tomorrow at 10 at Mrs. A. T. Wishart on Steele street. Green Street Baptist church holds Junior Baraca and Philathea meeting Friday at 8 with Misses Pearl and Lena Hylton on Cable street and an informal party to follow. Mrs. W Jennings of Danville Va hosts bridge at her Park Way home with eight tables, prizes noted, and a second bridge planned for today. Guests include Mrs. Slane and many others from High Point and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Cornelian Club
Priscila Club
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Misses Pearl
Lena Hylton
Cable Street
W. . Jennings
Danville Va
Willis Slane
Park Way
de Pollock
William Ashby
Slane
Jennings
Mesdamés Albion
Thelma Wineskie
Bessie Tac
Eawina Lovelace
Wilson
Bess Steeloff
Faye Hutchison
Baltimore
Local Nuptials and Social Notes In Greensboro
Clie C Harvey of Greensboro and Miss Dora Edmondson of Pomona wed last night at the Main Street Methodist parsonage with Rev. T J Rodgers officiating. The couple will reside in Greensboro. Seniors from High Point High School plan a Lake infringement picnic and dance near Winston-Salem. The Tip Top club hosted Miss Pauline Simmons with guests and a salon card room gathering. Greensboro District Conference open at Spring Garden church featured Mrs Lucy Robertson and a visiting African missionary. Junior day activities drew clubs from Wesley Memorial. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs T A Kay of Charleston and Dr Harry London, were noted guests in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clie C. Harvey
Greensboro
Dora Edmondson
Pomona
T. J. Rodgers
Main Street Methodist Church
Mrs. Harvey
High Point High School
North Carolina
Spring Garden Street
Lucy H. Robertson
State Mission Society Conference
Africa
Wesley Memorial
Alice Pitts
Janie Redding
Gwendolyn Cummings
Mary Muse
Elizabeth Hayden
Trevage
City visitor and local social notes
City resident Miss Trueblood arrived yesterday to be with her sister on Johnson street and will stay until late August. Mrs. Herbert Newbold is expected home tonight from Waleigh where she has been with friends since the week’s start. Mrs. H D Butterworth of Butterworth Virginia visits sister Mrs. J P Crowder on Steete street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Fisher
Asheville
Mrs
William Simmons
Simmons
Johnson Street
Zoo
Alice
Blanch Dixon
Elkin
State University of
City
George Jacobs
Herbert Newbold
Waleigh
H. D. Butterworth
Butterworth, Va
J. P. Crowder
Steete Street
Club Women Call for Suppression of Jazz Music
At Chautauqua New York on June 29 delegates from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs debated a biennial survey urging suppression of two thirds of popular jazz music. A nationwide campaign to ban improper compositions and prosecute publishers was proposed along with endorsements for prohibition relief and other reform measures. Delegates pledged 120000 for a new Washington headquarters with 70000 to start work and 30000 for furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Music Committee
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Memorials and cornerstone ceremonies mark North Carolina college event
The ceremony honored J C Roberts with promises to finish his work, noting his key role for students. Dr Andrews described future buildings and plans for Roberts hall. The event included a cornerstone laying for a boys dormitory and missionary ordination, drawing Methodist Protestant visitors and local leaders to the Children's Home campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollech
J. C Roberts
Roberts
Aiyyan
Dr. Andrews
Andrews
Amec
North Carolina
Hower
Holstihic
T vi
Johnson
Mebane
L. Jerringer
Asheboro
C. L. Whitaker
Lexington
Kreenspore Daily News
J. E. Prichard
Henry Distance
Philadelphia
J Minnis
Hillsboro
India
Finnis
J. M. Millikan
Greensboro
Cove
South
Roberts Hall
Dormitory Cornerstone Ceremony Attended by Fewer Than Morning
Early arrivals crowded the college grounds for the cornerstone laying of the boys dormitory. The threat of rain drove many spectators away by afternoon, reducing turnout compared with the morning crowds.
West Chicago railroad workers quit unrest halts crossings
In West Chicago Illinois railroad maintenance crews walked off the job today without strike orders. The exodus left crossings ungarded as Mayor Edward J McCabie called up special policemen to protect railroad property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Chicago
Ill
Edward J. McCabie
Governors Gather For Gettysburg Maneuver Visit
Richmond report says Governor E Lee Trinkie and Mrs Trinkie will travel to Harrisburg to meet Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania and then proceed to Gettysburg for several days of Marine maneuvers from Guantico Virginia. The party will also meet President Harding at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
E. Lee Trinkie
Trinkie
Harrisburg
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Guantico
Trinkle
Presden Harding
Newer Form of Iron Claims to Restore Youth
A reader shares dramatic results after two weeks on Nuxated Iron claiming facial color and energy improved and feeling ten years younger. The ad promises a satisfaction guarantee and refunds if not achieved, urging readers to buy at Clime's drug store or other pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clime
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cornelian
Priscilla Club
Baraca-Philathea Party
Harvey-Edmondson
Tip Top
Pauline Simmons
Elmstree
Ridge
Miss Simmons
Mildred Kirtland
St. Augustine
Fila
T. A. Kay
Charleston
W. Va
R. .Wavnick
Mrs. Kay
Wavynick
London
Harry Doctor
William
Danville
Frinds
Charles. Pearl
J. Loudon
Baltimor
le. R
Terry Anders
Overman
Miss Mary Trueblood
Elizabeth
NEW
Pins and Bar Dros
Moffitt Furnishing Company
AZZ
Covernors Aff
Gattiveburg
Schipa
Pachacci
Victor
Heifetz
Victor Records
Jarrett Stationery CC
Sulling Il
Anderson
Re Itico
Poe Ence
Eran
Rts
Hoaunwegt
Miss Crowe
South Main St
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