Society Notices and Local Arrivals
Mrs Dalton Tr and Mrs Carter Dalton suffer a severe cold and rest at home on Johnson Place. Friends regret illness. Miss Mary Cunningham of Greensboro College visited her sister Mrs H W McCain on Johnson Place and returned to college this morning. Miss Norman returned to Fassifern School near Ashe to continue studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
Johnson Place
G. C
Mary Cunningham
Greensboro College
H. W. McCain
Johson Place
Miss Norman
Stella Norman
Fassifern School
Ashe
High Point Social Notes and Club Meetings
Miss Norman resumes studies at a local institution after caring for her father. Miss Bryan visits from Little Washington as guest of Mrs. J. A. Eshelman. The Gleaners class of First Presbyterian hosts an elegant 8 pm YWCA East Green St. event. Procter from New York visits for a board meeting, cafeteria staff in town, and the Business and Professional Women meet at 7 pm. The literacy tale unfolds with a shipboard quip about liberty and drinks, followed by the South Main Ladies Aid Society gathering with readings and missions discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Place
Thelma Wineskie
Violet Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
East Green Street
High Point
Margaret A. Procter
New York
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
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Y. W. C A. Hut
Downey
Ladies Aid
South Main Street
M. EB
E. A. Downey
Lowell Street
Mra
Cy Green
Emme
Iescon
Ionary Society Olimrey
Vv Ifternoon
Nang
God
Mision House
New Orlean
Louisiana
Elm Street
YY. W. OC. A. Hut
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Y But
Delta Tau Club
Avery Kirkman
Washington Street
Blue Bird
Y. Wo Oc
Riks
Broad — Street
Teacapse
Harry Raymond
North Malin Street
O. B.S
Young Women's Christian Association
Therry
Sorosis Club
S. J. Brash
Uhart Raymond
North Main Street
Priscilla Club
Ernest Shipman
Parkway
Ben Moore
John Peacock
J. D. Mann
Retelack
Philathea Elas
The
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V. Hut
Social clubs and charity events fill High Point calendar
The article outlines a busy period of social and philanthropic activities in High Point. It notes Womans clubs hosting play hours at the church library, millinery displays, and new membership efforts. It details bridge benefit planning for Easter, a Philomathean gathering at a Duke affiliation, and a Beta Pi charity bridge event to aid relief in China, with many local women and groups named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta-Pi
Bilk
China
Bta-Pi
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Local Personal Notices From Greensboro and Nearby
Miss Marjorie Kirkman returns from Winston-Salem where she visited friends. Mrs. W. E. Price travels to Greensboro for a shopping trip. Edna Seihrest stays in Greensboro this week as guest of Minnie Lambert. Francies Fowler and Chester Greer return from Burlington guests of Mrs. H. M. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kirkman
Winston-Salem
Edna Seihrest
Greensboro
Minnie Lambert
Francies Fowler
Chester Greer
Burlington
Klub Kalendar Social club meetings and schedules
A weekly list from Elm Street School and area organizations outlines meetings at the YWCA hut First Presbyterian church Rush Street and other venues. Activities include Girl Reserves Blue Bird Band Woman’s clubs and church groups with times ranging from 3 to 8 p.m. and notable hosts listed.
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Mrs. Dalton
Whit
Ington
Venetia Smith
Imilady
Zilla Smith
Jan Effici
Clara Jarissom
Velma Matthews
Rachel Wall
Clark
Stew- Clark
J. S. Weilbern
R. B. Terry
Nick
Pliock
Na Smith
Assuin Carter
Helen
Ion
D Kirkman
W. A. Lambe H Tayonick
Dr. Brown
ACS
Philomathean
East Gree
Frank C. Brow
Durham
Brown
North Carolina
H. J. Coffield
Driggs
Cox
Milang
Au Pa Bes Fey
Leta- Pi
Powell
Milet Johanson
Mlette Jones
Sinization
Jen Clark
People’s Misey
Ussist Park
Missions Clara
Griscoe
Kirkman
Vera King
I Winstonow
Ly Large
Garnett Pollock
C. C. Prinne
Valette Jones
Washingon
W. E. Price
Klub Kalendar
Lady Ruth
Ruth
Moffitt Thishing Company
Fen Tgngitte Peay
CVFL
Allen
Avalon
Roanoke Coffee & Spice Company
Roanoke, Virginia
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