Pretty party for the young set at First Reformed Church
Miss Catherine Whitener hosted a 7:30 to 10 PM party in the church basement for schoolmates and intimate friends. Miss Emma Howe from Massachusetts attended and helped lead indoor games like One-and-a-half Shift to Gne to Right and Whistle. An elaborate ice course with whipped cream and minced fruits followed by punch complemented a pink and green decor. About fifty guests enjoyed the event, deemed one of the winter’s most successful occasions for the young set.
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Catherine Whitener
First Reformed Church
Emma Howe
Massachusetts
Personal News From High Point Area
Rev. Mr. Roy E. Leinbach returned this morning from an extended trip to Pennsylvania without his daughter Anna who will stay in Philadelphia and Lancaster for orthopedic treatment. Miss Marianna White arrived from Guilford College and will be here over the weekend. Miss Madeline Hoover of Thom-
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Mary Allah Pickett
William Penn Picket
High Point
Robert Jackson Watson
Durenna Olivia
Marion Dave Wetmore
Oxford
North Carolina
Cabin John
Maryland
Wetmore
White House
Charles Quetschke
Caswell
Toledo
Washington
Harding
Miss Proctor
Margaret A. Proctor
New York
Young Women's Christian Association
Y. Association
Wood Bros
Roy E. Leinbach
Points
Pennsylvania
Anna
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Marianna White
Guilford College
Southern Textile association bans independent leagues
Greenville South Carolina March 5 There will be no independent industrial baseball leagues in the south this year A resolution against professionalism or semi professionalism has been adopted by the Southern Textile association.
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Greenville
S. C
South
Southern Textile Association
Spring dress design features pearl gray soft taffeta
The article describes a new afternoon model in soft pearl gray taffeta with contrasting blue trim. The foundation skirt sits close to the body and the straight waist sits below the belt line, while a bouffiant silhouette is created by an overskirt draped to shirred fronts and backs, leaving side fullness and puffs.
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Player Rock
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Gilbert Clark
Harry Raymond
T. B. Raymond
Amos Ragan
Gurney Kearns
A. E. Tate
Fred Tate
John Lindsay, Jr
R. B. Terry
Hauser
Clark
Joseph Weaver
A. A. Cook
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Conway
S. L. Davis
South Main Street
Miss Holliday
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Priscilla Club
Ernest Shipman
Parkway
St. C. Crowson
Houston B. H Tt
W. L. Jackson
Mrs. Ladder
Alexander Martin
National Council, Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington Sadtler
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
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Mildred Bedford
J. C. Hill
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Women’s Organization
Henry Rich
Lillian Lucile
Wetmore-Watson
Beta-Pi Club
China
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Durham Hosiery Mill
Y. Hut
R. L., Waynick
Guy E. Wells
Miss Graves
G. D.C
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Ruth Moffitt
Milady
Katherine Raymond
Irma Harrison
Nellie Hayden
Helen Muse
Frances Welch
Helen Weedon
Lucile Barbee
Laura Brimm
Rachel Wall
Elizabeth Council
Bridge Club
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J. D. Mann
Ben Moore
Violet Johnson
Tom Powell
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Nsville
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Johnson Place
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Greensboro College
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High Point N.C
SSA
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N. C. Public Service Company
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