Society Events Span Local Churches and Schools
The Ladies' Aid of Emmanuel Lutheran meets Friday at 3 at Mrs. H F Cooper's home. Daisy Davies mission circle serves Saturday at the U Tote Em store. Friends Circle plans a St Patrick social Friday at 7:30. Girl Reserves millinery lesson and Sunshine Club meet at the hut. Mrs. Teague wins a bridge prize at Tea Garden with 4 gold pins. 17 tables join. Miss Florence McCurry weds James E Jones Jr at Methodist parsonage. couple to reside here. Junior class to hold a simple social instead of a banquet. Delta Tau hosts a St Patrick bridge event with several members and guests. prizes awarded. Birthday party for Julia Coe and Mark Taylor features stories, games, ice cream, jonquils, and Easter eggs for about 30 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spocurry
E. K. McLarty
Methodist
Florence Evangeline McCurry
Greensboro
James Edwin Jones, Jr
S. J. Brash
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Wilbur Jones
Alvin Parker
W. Co. Idol
Robert Brockett
Charles Ragan
S. L. Davis
M. B. Hawkins
St. Patricks
Roberts Walker
Delta Tau Club
St. Patrick’s
Fay Huntley
Winston- Selem
Violet Johnson
T. J. Gold
H. D. Sears
O. C. Durland
John Walker, Jr
C. Harriss
D. L. Bouldin
R. B. Terry
Kenneth Denny
Albert Hart
I. T. Mann
Hi. A. Millis
Frank Hunsucker
Robert Bencini
R. E. Ashby
Taylor
Johnson Street
Phoebe Worth
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Bobby Thurman
Ralph Earnhardt
Henry Millis
Betty
Martha
Mary Reid Idol
Virgina Ellison
Bobby Rankin
Walter Hargett
John Griffin
Charles Diffendal
Linden Wilson
Julian Whitener
Helen Marie Sheloff
Sara Jones
Cora Worth
Charlotte Parker
Worth Farlow
Virginia
Josephine
Betty Lou Jackson
Alston Gray
Margaret Sears
Robert Walker, Jr
Margaret Austin
Over-the-Teacups Club Hosts Evening Meetup
Thursday Mrs. O. E. Mendenhall will host the Over-the-Teacups club at eight o'clock. At three o'clock p m Mrs. Comer Covington will entertain the fetai club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Mendenhall
Comer Covington
Club hosting on Richardson Street and at 3 PM
Friday Mrs. J. H. Petty will host the Sorosis club at her Richardson Street home at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Floyd Wilson will entertain the Cornelian club at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Petty
Richardson Street
Sorosis Club
Floyd Wilson
Cornelian Club
Social notes from Greensboro and surrounding cities
Horace Haworth and D. H. Parsons spent yesterday in Greensboro on business. A. E. Tate returned from Florida to the city Tuesday. Mrs. Tate plans to return soon. Mrs. W. C. Beavans and Mrs. Wade Marsh were in Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jarrett and Mrs. Parsons visited Greensboro yesterday. Mrs. Samuel Davis Kent arrived from Danville to visit Mrs. Frank Ogburn. Mrs. A Sherrod visits her daughter in Statesville. Miss Clara Cox attends services at First Moravian Church in Winston-Salem this afternoon led by W. E. Oliver of New York. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Price and son Billy returned from Fort Myers, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Loflin returned yesterday from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth
D. H. Parsons
Greensboro
Samuel Davis Kent
Danville, Va
Frank Ogburn
Clara Cox
First
Winton-Salem
W. E. Oliver
New York City
W. E. Price
Billy
Fort Myers, Fla
Society Notes From Thomasville March Roaming Bylines
E C Jones returns tonight after spending winter in Lakeland Florida. Mrs George Thompson visits daughter Mrs Uen Rabe in Danville Virginia and is home for a few days with Mrs Will Leonard. Mr and Mrs H B Brewer visited Winston-Salem on Tuesday. T Kearns C N Brown and Charles Tomlinson were business visitors in Lexington on Tuesday. Dr Charles Griffith shows marked improvement after pneumonia and his sister Mrs J Armfield is expected home tonight. Mrs R W Crews returns from a short visit with friends in Winston-Salem. Arthur Evans returned last night from a business trip to Barnesville South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. Cones
Lakeland
Florida
George Thompson
Uen Rabe
Danville, Va
Will Leanard
Charles Griffith
Griffith
J. Armfield
School Board to Hold Meeting Friday Night
The city school board will meet Friday night at 7 30 in the office of Superintendent Weaver M Marr. Many matters vital to the schools will be discussed and every board member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meert
Auxiliary of the Friends Church
Weaver M. Marr
Inventor Jim Allen Claims Rheumatism Cure
Rochester resident James H. Allen reports years of rheumatism misery and a self formed remedy named Allenrah. He says uric acid deposits in joints must be dissolved and expelled, and offers Allenrhu with money back if the first pint fails to show recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Rochester
Allenrhu
Major Halpin to Conduct Service in City Wednesday
Major William Halpin of New York City will visit the city on Wednesday March 7 to conduct a special Salvation Army service at the Salvation Army hall corner Russell Street and Mangum Avenue at 8 o clock. He is described as a forceful speaker with wide travel and rare experience, having served with the American Expeditionary Force in France during most of the war. The public is invited to hear his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Halpin
New York City
Salvation Army Hall
Russell Street
Mangum Avenue
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
H. F. Cooper
Daisy Davies
Im Street
South Main Street Graded Corps
Sunshine Club
Vivian Matson
Charles Teague
L. L. Simmons
Tom Powell
Mrs. Brash
Bridger Club
WELLE
Mrs. Walker
Julia Elizabeth Coe
Moffitt
Klub Kalendar
Sutton Flower Shopk
High Point
A. E. Tate
Mrs. Tate
W. C. Beavans
Wade Marsh
Jarrett
Mrs. A.sherrod
Statesville
Herbert Newbold
Society OF Thomasville
H. B. Brewer
Winston-Salem
Wy T. Kearns
C. N. Brown
Charles Tomlinson
Lexington
R. W. Crews
Rom
Arthur Evans
Barnesville S.C
Denby’s
Washington
Edwin
Marion Ker Hy
DR. Bells
Ping-Tar
SPAME
Stameys
Mr. C. E. Maketin
Scholl Manufacturing Co
Major Halpin
City
Dr. Kings
Welay
Mr. Hill
Hai Company
Detroit
Moore’s Book Store
Red Bell Shoe Store
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