Social Events Highlight Busy Week in Local Circles
Mrs O E Mendenhall hosted the Dinner Bridge club at Gatewood avenue last Friday. Mrs T J Gold will entertain the W O T club Tuesday at 8 30 PM on Oakwood court. The Wo mans club executive board meets Wednesday at 3 and the general meeting at 3 30 and Epworth League met at Wesley Memorial church with 72 members present. Junior Missionary society met at Miss Frances Harrison's home. A tacky party invites the young set to March six at 322 South Main. Mrs Forrest Murray hosted a birthday buffet supper and bridge at Kirkholme with green and white decor and multiple guests.
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Dinner Bridge Club
O .E. Mendenhall
Gatewood Avenue
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
W. O. T. Club
Epworth League
Wesley Memorial Church
Philathea
Margaret Clinard
Vivian Matson
Edna Kearns
Dorothy Hoskins
Ruth Clinard
Talbot
W. B. Hall
FE. K. McLarty
League
Junior Missionary Society
Main Street Methodist Church
Frances Harrison
W. A. Finch
Virginia Bennett
Wilmer Welborn
Forrest Murray
Kirkholme
Mr. Murray
Murray
J. E. Marsh, Jr
Garter Dalton
Shubal Kirkman
R. B. Terry
John Peacock
Kenneth Denny
Lawrence Matton
Bert Kirkman
Comer Covington
Local social notes from Winston-Salem and nearby towns
Mrs. N. M. Vaughn visits her niece Mrs. G. A. Ausband on South Main street. Wilber Stewart and Miss Annie C. Bowie visit from Winston-Salem and Blowing Rock. Dr J W McAnally spends a day in Chapel Hill with sons at the university. Mrs. A. Sherred returns from Statesville. Lucille Sherreld visits Greensboro College friends. Frances Stansberry of Greensboro visits Rev. and Mrs. Rogers. Edwin Penick departs to Charlotte after a week at St Marys church. Miss Ruby Holliday guests of Mrs. S. L. Davis on South Main street. Mrs. William Plummer returns from a visit to Reidsville.
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Lucille Sherreld
Greensboro College
Mrs. A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Frances Stansberry
Greensboro
T. J. Rogers
South Main Street
Edwin Penick
Ruby Holliday
S. L. Davis
William Plummer
Reidsville
Roach Infestation Aboard Ship Court Says Destroy Food Supply
On a recent voyage roaches infested the ship's food supply. The warning urges readers to guard homes against roaches using Royal Guaranteed Roach powder priced at 10c and 25c, sold and guaranteed by Basketeria and Mann Drug Co.
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Basketeria and Mann Drug Co
Club calendar lists weekly meetings across several groups
The schedule includes the Musical Arts club meeting at 8, Mrs Owen Smith hosting, plus entertainments by Mrs Gold and several clubs at 3 30. Choral Society convenes at Wesley Memorial church. Elm Street school PTA meets at 7 30. Woman's club executive board at YWCA hut and general meeting at 3 30. Thursday events feature Entre Nous and Priscilla clubs with Mrs W L Jackson hosting. Philomathean and Optimist clubs also meet around 3. Gamma Zeta and Friday Bridge club hostesses named.
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Musical Arts Club
T. J. Gold
T. V. Rochelle
Wesley Memorial Church
Elm Street
Priscilla Club
W. L. Jackson
Oscar Moffitt
Philomathean Club
W. W. Smith
South Main Street
Optimist Club
Gamma Zeta Club
W. A. J. Idol
John Peacock
Legonaires Postpones Meeting for March 13 Rally
Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion in Raleigh postpones tonight’s session to Tuesday evening March 13 to meet with the Legion Auxiliary at 8 on Green Street. Post Commander Von Marites urges members to note the new date as National Commander Owsley of Texas will address ex servicemen in Raleigh ahead of a state tour. Mrs Mann will report on Owsley’s activities at the following week’s joint meeting.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Raligh
Legion Auxiliary
AL Hut
Green Street
von Marites
Nat Legion
T. Mann
empirol d _auditorumm
Owsley
Texas
Raligh Legion Post
Raleid
Mote
North Carolina
Wilminton
Asheville
Oteen Hospital
Andrew Jackson Post
High Point
Tme
Mann
Raleigh
Theegion Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Railroad shares lift market early in New York trading
New York March 5 opening prices rose as railroad stocks led gains. New York Central hit a new high after opening 99 1 3 and moving to 99 3 4, with Pere Marquette Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western Reading and Great Northern following. Independent steel and Crucible advanced while Chandler fell. The Fed’s optimistic business review spurred buying. Delaware Hudson led rail group with a three point rise.
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New York
New York Central
Pere Marquette
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Great Northern
Crucible
Chandler
Federal Reserve Bank
Delaware
Hudson
California
Parker Waynick Is Reported Improving After Illness
Parker Waynick, long ill at a local hospital, is very much improved. Friends are glad to hear he is recovering after several months of illness.
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Parker Waynick
Waynick
Three Year Old Huff Suffering From Pneumonia
A. B. Huff Sr and A. B. Huff Jr report their three year old son critically ill with pneumonia at their Roland Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Huff, Sr
al A. B. Huff, Jr
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
Host of Friends Learn of Serious Medical Condition
A host of friends here regret to learn that his condition is very serious, prompting concern and swift support from the community. The article notes alarming health developments and hopes for his recovery.
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Woman's Club
Owen-Smith
Miss Muse
Muse
South Main
Wilber Stewart
Winston-Salem
J. W. McAnally
Chapel Hill
James and
Charles
University
Annie C. Bowie
Blowing Rock
Velva Calloway
A. Sherred
Statesville
Mofftet
Klub Kalendar
Mrs. W. L. Jackson
Legonaires
Huying Railroad
Dr. Kings
H. P. Tire & Battery , Co
E. Washington St
High Poiat
Elsie Gates
Monmouth Illinois College Conservatory of Music
South Main St
DLS
Jacob's Boot Shop
R. Trueblood
Asst
Mgr
Geo. H. Jacobs
Red Bell Shoe Store
Soe Rae Piters
Stamey’s
Stameys Jewelry Store
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