Social gatherings and bride elect events noted in Greensboro
Mrs. C Dunbar hosts Wesley Memorial class meeting at Greensboro Avenue home with Mrs A B Frazier and Miss Estelle Webster assisting. Mrs Charles Long hosts informal bridge Friday 4 30 to 6 for Miss Louise Ingram ahead of her June 16 Weslye Memorial Church wedding to Phil Warner. Mrs James Lynch of Winston Salem honored with bridge lunch at Millis home on Greensboro High Point drive. Mrs Clark Hubbard celebrates son Stanley's fifth birthday with a morning party on Johnson Street featuring a water sprinkler and bathing suits for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dunbar
Peacock-Philathea
Wesley Memorial Church
Greensboro Avenue
A. EB. Frazier
Estelle Webster
Dunbar
Charles Long
Louise Ingram
Miss Ingram
Phil Warner
Weslye Memorial Church
James Lynch
Winston- Salem
Millis
Greensboro-High Point Drive
Stanley
Clark Hubbard
Johnson Street
James S. Lynch
High Point
Ed Hutchison
Birthday party with doll babies and July decorations
A porch celebration featured a birthday cake with five candles and chocolate doll babies, garlands, flags, and ice cream at 11:30. Invited children included Margaret Sears, Frances Jordon Lindsay, Alma Virginia Mc Cain, and many others as the host cut the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sears
Frances Jordon Lindsay
Alma Virginia McCain
Frances Jenner Eshelman
Martha Taylor
Adelaide Williamson
Mary Elizabeth Marshall
Elizabeth Hubbard
Charlotte Hubbard
Bedford
Bobbie Thurman
Tom Taylor
Mark Taylor
Harold Dean
Homer Montsinger, Jr
Walter Hargett, Jr
Carol Earnhardt
J. Gurney Fiigegs
Dick and Clark Hubbard
Robert Hubbbard
Donald Hubbard
High Point social notes list visitors and travels
Winston-Salem residents Mr. Nissen and his sister Mrs. Lynch stay briefly in High Point. Mrs. Hutchison hosts visitors including Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Carter Dalton. Willard Hammer visits from Washington, D C. Mr. and Mrs. Walker travel to Reidsville. Mrs. Tryce undergoes appendicitis surgery in Guilford General Hospital and improves slowly. The Gold family leaves for Buchanan Virginia. Ida Womack visits High Point. Helen and Mary Muse attend Thomasville Baptist Orphanage picnic with the Haydens party. Harriss visit Ashboro for weekend. Snowes return from Wrightsville Beach with son Rodney Jr. Mrs. Weldon travels west with her sons. Lambeth and Rothrock visit Muse in High Point after the Thomasville Orphanage observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Snow
High Point
Wrightsville Beach
Rodney, Jr
Charter Issued for New Local Car and Machine Company
The B and W Motor Machine company received a charter from the secretary of state and filed in Greensboro. Authorized capital stock is 20000 dollars with 9000 dollars paid in by J A Barker BE E White and N E Barker of High Point. The incorporation allows selling and repairing automobiles and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B, and W. Motor Machine Company
High Point
Secretary of State
M. W. Gant
Greensboro
J. A. Barker
BE. E. White
N. E. Barker
Jincorporation
Still Hidden Near Greensboro Seized At Dawn
At dawn Deputy Sheriff J F Wagner and Revenue Officer J H Johnson captured a 25 gallon illicit liquor still five miles south of Greensboro. The copper outfit included a candy bucket used as a cap and was found under a brush pile by the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wagner
J. H. Johnson
Greensboro
Fesperman to Preach at First Reformed Sunday
Rev H H Fesperman of Greensboro will lead both services at the First Reformed church. At 11 o clock the congregation will vote on whether Rev P D Krebs of Spring City Pa becomes the next pastor after preaching here in recent weeks. Krebs is regarded as a strong preacher and has impressed the local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. A. Fesperman
Greensboro
First Reformed Church
PD. R. Krebs
Spring City
Nxt
Krebs
High Point
Wilson Family Reunion Held At Payne Home North Of Thomasville
Members of the late Wesley Wilson’s family gathered last Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Payne’s home four miles north of Thomasville for a reunion. Edward Wilson led the speaking and blessing before a picnic dinner. Attendees included extended relatives from High Point Linwood Archdale Blacksville Spartanburg Jamestown Trinity and Thomasville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Wilson
S. FE. Payne
Thomasville
Payne
Wilson
Edward Wilson
Wilsons
Tom Shoat
High Point
W. M. Wilson
Linwood
L. Jarrett
Archdale
Dorothy
Eleanor Ninestein
Blacksville
S.C
W. C. Willson
Shelly Wilson
Fred Wilson
Lexington
E. S. Wilson
Robes
Ted
Grace Wilson
D. LL. Ceeil
Hampton
Butler Fitzgerald
Irvin Ceeil
Jamestown
Charles Wilson
Fred
Trinity
P.F. Myers
Vernon Hepler
Myers and
Floyd Fitzgerald
Mary Hiteman
Spartanburg
Mahogany Logs Sent to High Point Plant
The first rough mahogany logs arrive for High Point at the Harry Raymond plant on West Broad Street. Cargo ships from New Orleans, logs are unloaded and directed to the Raymon plant for high grade veneers with assistance from C. B. Fritz of the Lewis Thompson Co. of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Harry Raymond
West Broad Street
New Orleans
Raymon
C. B. Fritz
Lewis Thompson Company
Philadelphia
Possible Choice for Chief Justice Moves Through Gossip
Washington rumors circulate about selecting a new chief justice to replace the late Chief Justice White. William Howard Taft has been the most prominent name in recent talk, though no official nomination has been indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White
William Howard Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Dunbar
Mie
Bib
Tucker
L. R. Darser
Robeson County
Julian S. Carr
Durham
Baptists of
North Carolina
C. V. Brooks
Townsend
Red Springs
Ruth Barbee
Thompson
Co. S. Grayson
J. H. Hilliard
J. E. Lanier
Milady
Dia
Joseph
Stamey’s Daily Specials
N. B
Stamey
S. A. Nissen
Winston-Salem
City
R. CC. Charles
Elm Street
Nissen
Lynch
Carter Dalton
Twin City
Willard Lee Hammer
Washington, D. C
Richard Armfield
Virginia Avenue
John Walker, Jr
Reidsville
Raymond Tryce
Guilford General Hospital
T. J. Gold
Buchanan
Ida Womack
Helen Muse
Mary Muse
Baptist Orphanage
Jesse F. Haydens
Coke Harriss
Ashboro
C. F. Weldon
Ralph
Cary
Rose Lambeth
Debecca Rothrock
Miss Muse
Thomasville Baptist Orphanage
Lady Ruth
Moffitt Furnishing. Company
Fesperman
Reunon
Enterprise
Easymake Pudding Co., Inc
Charlotte, N. C
J. BE. Denson
Denny St
Marner’ iet-Preofonvelan
Ivery
Beavans the Ladies’ Store
Lapert Shoe
Iquality Shoe Store
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
W.C. Idol
Sec
Treas
Asia
van Raalte
Royal Crown
Shaw
Davis Shoe Store
Kress
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