Daisy Davies Missionary Society Holds Afternoon Meeting
Large attendance gathered at the Wesley Memorial Church home of Mrs S Davis for a Daisy Davies Missionary Society session. Mrs John Peacock led the program on Good Friday observance as a day of prayer for volunteer missionaries with talks by Miss Allie Strickland on labor in America and Rev W A Lambeth on labor conditions. Genevieve Moore sang, and Mrs W H Slane read The Toiling of Felix. A salad course was served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
James A. Coirke
Clark
D. B. Gregg
The
Missionary Society
Fred Thomas
Virginia Clonard
Jas. A. Clark
C. E. Shelofff
J. N. Rumble
S. L. Davis
Bascom Hoskins
Missionary Societies of the Baptist Church
Daisy Davies
Allie Strickland
America
Genevieve Moore
W. A. Lambeth
W. H. Slane
Felix
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Wesley Memorial
The Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church met yesterday at Mrs. Oscar Kearns's home with Miss Venetia Smith and Miss Mary Lambe assisting. Mrs. W. S. O'Neal presided. The afternoon topic was Labor Reconstruction in America and labor conditions locally. Mrs. O'Neal urged larger pledges, which members generously supported, followed by a social hour. A large attendance Monday reflected steady interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Wesley Memorial Church
Oscar Kearns
Frank Gurley
Associated Charities Organization of
High Point
O'Neal
Dance Hop Planned for Thursday at East High Armory
A Thursday night dance with cabaret features is set for the East High street armory. The Orpheum theater orchestra will provide music and dancing starts at 10 PM. Admission is by ticket only, obtainable at multiple city locations, expected to draw a large crowd as the first public hop since the influenza ban eased.
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Armory
East High Street
Orpheum Theater Orchestra
Liberty flyers head to Salisbury after week of city disruption
William A. Clark and Mr. Fill more lead Liberty flyers who have upended the city in the past week, and they expect to depart this afternoon for Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Clark
Mr. Fillmore
Liberty Flyers
Salisbury
Regular Meeting of Foregin and Home Missionary Society
The regular monthly meeting of the Foreign and Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Protestant Church met Monday at Mrs. Coe's home with many members present. Officers for the year were elected: Mrs. Geo R Brown president, Mrs. M R Green vice president, Mrs. J R Reitzel secretary, Mrs. W T Pickett treasurer, and Mrs. L J Diffee secretary. The white sale cleared 65 dollars. Delegates named for the Winston Salem branch meeting: Mrs. C L Gray, Mrs. W T Pickett, Mrs. Geo R Brown, Mrs. J R Reitzel. alternates Mrs. A M Rankin and Mrs. P Montgomery. The meeting closed with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign and Home Missionary Society
Methodist -Protestant Church
8S. S. Coe
Geo. R. Brown
M. R. Green
J. R. Reitzel
W. T
Guild of St. Marys Holds Enthusiastic Meeting
A Woman's Guild gathering at St. Marys Episcopal Church in Ro land Park met at 3 30 yesterday afternoon at Mrs H B Hiatt's home. President Mrs B E Parker presided and greeted her return. Members discussed spring work and a possible spring sale. A new member, Mrs J T Stewart of Thomasville, joined during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
H. B. Hiatt
Roland Park
BE. Pp. Parker
Guild
J. T Stewart
Thomasville
Harlees of Greensboro Guests at Elwood
Mr and Mrs KD E Harlee and their child were guests at the Elwood hotel last evening highlighting Greensboro residents visiting in town.
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KD. E. Harlee
Child
the Elwood
Mrs. Harlee
Greensboro
Local Attendance Marks The Wanderer at Greensboro
Dr and Mrs Houston Ts Heati attended the performance of The Wanderer at the Municipal Theater in Greensboro last evening. Mrs William H Plummer, Miss Annie Millner and Miss Jessie Millner were among those attending. Mrs KE Shields and Mrs CM Brown witnessed the show in Greensboro last evening.
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Mrs. Houston Ts
William H. Plummer
Annie Millner
Jessie Millner
Municipal Theater
Greensboro
KE. ©. Shields
C. M. Brown
Wanderer
Dancing cap of jet with paradise fan
When a dancing cap such as this is worn a very warse. A soft paradise fan is the right touch to complete the picture. The fan in today’s illustration is all black and orange paradise feathers. Black jet forms the cap swathed with folds of tulle and a short visor projection in front.
Simmons visits Greensboro for theater show
W. T. Simmons was a visitor to Greensboro last evening attending the Municipal Theater performance.
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W. 10. Simmons
Greensboro
Municipal Theater
Miss Louise Withers Returns Home From Charlotte Visit
Miss Louise Withers completed a three week stay in Charlotte with relatives and has returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Withers
Charlotte
Ben Freeze Improves Slowly After Illness at Willowbrook Home
Ben Freeze, long ill at his Willowbrook street home, shows slow but steady improvement as his condition gradually improves with treatment and care at home.
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Ben Freeze
Willowbrook Street
Mrs G W Sadtler Returns Home From New Orleans
Mrs. G. W. Sadtler returns to High Point after an absence of a month or more. She had been visiting relatives in New Orleans during her time away.
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Sarah Fells
Sarah
Judy
High Point
Revered Warren W. Way Visits High Point
The Raleigh pastor Warren W. Way arrives in High Point as a visitor for the day, meeting local congregants and sharing insights with area church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Way
Raleigh
High Point
Mantilla and muff fashion from Hudson seal and monkey fur
Describes a youthful fashion ensemble featuring a neckpiece muff and hat. The design centers on Hudson seal and monkey fur with a high collarette hiding the chin and shoulders, a black velvet strip, two fur tipped streamers, a turban hat, corral velvet brim, and a fur edged muff with a fur center.
Local Residents and Visitors Noted in High Point Daim
Mrs. Williamin S Wilder arrives tonight to stay with parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brown on East Green Street. Mrs. James Edwin Lyon of Durham visits High Point with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon. C. S. Hastings of Jersey City, and W. A. Kelly of Birmingham, were in town on business. Jessie McGee and Percy L. Waite visited Greensboro yesterday evening. T. M. Stanton tours Winston-Salem for business. Clarence Smith returns to Bailey Military Institute after visiting family with Alex Rankin. Miss Mary Harmon and Clyde Ballinger travel for tasks in Asheboro and Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Matton and son Lawrence visit Greensboro Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamin S. Wilder
High Point
James Edwin Lyon
Durham
Arthur Lyon
Clarence Smith
Bailey Military Institute
Mr. Smith
Alex Rankin
Geo. A. Matton
Lawrence
Greensboro
Mrs Gilliam Brown Visits City Guest Of Mrs Mendenhall
Mrs W Gilliam Brown of Sanford spent the weekend in the city as guest of Mrs O F Mendenhall.
J S Lynch of Winston-Salem Visited Yesterday
J. S. Lynch from Winston-Salem was a visitor in town yesterday, staying briefly and leaving no notable incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lynch
Winston-Salem
Miss Ruby Hamer Visits Greensboro Relative Reunion
Miss Ruby Hamer of Greensboro spent yesterday in town visiting relatives and catching up with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hamer
Greensboro
Influenza Patient Claudia Lambe Improves at Home
Miss Claudia Lambe, confined at home for a week with influenza, is reported to be improving this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Lambe
Mrs. Dale Starbuck Visits Greensboro Visitor
Greensboro resident Mrs. Dale Starbuck is in the city today as a visitor, engaging in local activities and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Starbuck
Greensboro
Social notes from Lexington and High Point
Wilbur Strickland spent last evening in Lexington with friends. W T Vilensky of Savannah Georgia was a business visitor in High Point yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Strickland
Lexington
W. T. Vilensky
Savannah, Ga
High Point
Greensboro man and Baltimore visitor call at local offices
W. M. Hunt of Greensboro spent a short period in town Monday on business. CC. H. Broekman of Baltimore was among the visiting business figures in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hunt
Greensboro
CC. H. Broekman
Baltimore
S R Brown Visits High Point on Business
S R Brown of North Wilkesboro traveled to High Point Vionday for a business visit, engaging with local enterprises and noting market conditions.
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S. R. Brown
North Wilkesboro
High Point Vionday
Young Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Held
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church met at Mrs. William Tate's home Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Austin presided in the absence of Mrs. J. W. Wilson. Mrs. J. A. Eshelman led devotions on In Christ Man Becomes the Possessor of a New Moral Freedom and spoke briefly. Mrs. Eshelman also gave an interesting talk. Mrs. J. Cummins and Mrs. J. J. Farriss were named pastor's helpers for the coming year and Mrs. Farriss was named music committee chair. Mrs. W. P. Jones contributed to the program with a reading The Man with the FoE by Edwin Markham. Mrs. J. A. Johnson joined the society. A social hour followed.
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Wesley Memorial Church
William Tate
J. W. Austin
J. W. Wilson
J. A. Eshelman
Literature department meeting on Indian music legends
A Woman's club literature music department will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. W G Shipman’s Gatewood Ave home. The program covers Indian music songs and legends with brief reviews of Charles Wakefield Cadman and Thurlow Lefurance plus the February program led by Mrs. H S Coffield.
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Woman's Club
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Ave
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Thurlow Lefurance
H. S. Coffield
High Point Faces Guilford College In Season Finale
High Point basketball fans await the season’s last game tomorrow night at 7. The High Point team hosts Guilford College at the Armory on West High Street with both squads reported in strong form. Guilford travels confident of victory while locals expect a late upset as High Point seeks another home win after a 15 game schedule and five losses this season.
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High Point
Guilford College
West High Street
North Carolina
Women in History And Society Across Time
A collage of notes on women’s roles and rights from various eras and places. Catherine de Medici’s fan, New Brunswick suffrage for single women and widows, University of Denver women’s athletics, and global remarks on women’s labor, etiquette, and appearance. Includes Lillian Hoffman’s waterworks role in Columbus and old New Jersey laws linking women to witchcraft penalties for fashion tricks.
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Catherine de Medici
France
New Brunswick
University of Denver
Kentucky
City Waterworks Department
Columbus
Ohio
Lillian Hoffman
Altoona
Sam
Uganda
Daughers
Poland
New Jersey
Young People’s Missionary Society Meets at Wesley Memorial
Miss Rachel Wall hosted a meeting of the Young People’s Missionary Society at Wesley Memorial church. Miss Norma Dutton called the session to order, with devotional exercises and routine business. Miss Fannie Smith Walker read an article on mission work. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Wall
Young People’s “Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Norma Dutton
Fannie Smith Walker
Quote from John Hay on senate loyalty
A fragment cites John Hay remarking that the senate’s blackguard side will always hold 34 percent of the chamber on any given question. The line reflects a partisan view of senate dynamics and loyalties.
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John Hay
Senate
Maeterlinck Travels America to Movie Cities of the Coast
The Master Maeterlinck moves through American cities promoting his travels as he tours movie destinations along the coast, expressing his view on wine and the soul in a public journey.
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Maeterlinck
America
Germanys press under new cartel leadership threatens free press
The coal and steel monopolies of Germany, led by the shronmasters Siinnes, have bought the leading daily, weekly, and monthly publications. The outlook for a free press is thus not much better than under Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musnates
Germany
Siinnes
Daiive
Wilhelm
Bertha Ayrton Invented Anti-Gas Fan for Allied Trenches
London engineer Mrs Bertha Ayrton designed the anti gas fan used in allied trenches to counter German gas attacks, marking a notable contribution by a woman in WWI era science and engineering.
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Bertha Ayrton
London
England
For Sale—Houses and Lots in Greensboro Area
For sale list includes multiple houses with yards on West Point West Green Myrtle Coltrane Tate and Ward streets with prices from 200 to 3,000. Six Sheraton Hill lots 55 by 150 feet at 600 each, 50 by 160 Roland Park 1,000, 50 by 150 Parkway 1,000. Kendall Realty and Auction Co. Troy Hamilton, agent High Point. Office 117 1-2 N Main St. aut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Avenue
West Green Street
Myrtle Street
Coltrane Street
Tate Street
Sheraton Hill
Roland Par
Parkway
Ward Street
Kendall Realty and Auction Company
Greensboro
Troy Hamilton
High Point
N. Main St
Vestrymen Meet at St Marys Church Home
The vestry of St Marys Episcopal held an unusually interesting meeting last evening at the home of R D Stuart Thurston BR R Thurman senior warden. After routine business Rev Warren W Way of Raleigh spoke briefly. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
R. D. Stuart
Thurston Street
BR. R. Thurman
Warren W. Way
Raleigh
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Sakats
Baisy Davies Society
Society
Hop
Ashion Art
C. S. Hastings
Jersey City
W. A. Kelly
Birmingham
Jessie McGee
T. M. Stanton
Mary Harmon
Clyde Ballinger
Asheboro
Nareie White
A. B. Huff
Percy L. Waite
Young People's Society
ALLEN
Fantasi Faille
Baronet
Ganberry
Chalmers
Thacker
S. Main St
Stamey
Jewelry Store
Jewelers
N. Main
R. Parker
J. Fred Tesh
Parker
Tsers
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