Prenuptial Luncheon Sets Tone for Willie McLaughlin Ward Eshelman Wedding
A Charette News note highlights a refined luncheon hosted by Miss Mary Johnston on North Tryon Street for Miss Willie McLaughlin and Ward Eshelman of High Point. Attendees included Mary McLaughlin, Sarah Tanner, Harriet Orr, Ruth Blankenship, Julia Irwin, and Mrs. Louis Brown McKoy among others. decor featured yellow jonquils and brides miniature place cards.
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Willie McLaughlin
Ward Eshelman
High Point
Mary Johnston
North Tryon Street
Miss Johnston
Miss McLaughlin
Misses McLaughlin
Mary McLaughlin
Sarah Tanner
Harriet Orr
Ruth Blankenship
Julia Irwin
Louis Brown McKoy
Lee Rutzler
Literature Club Meeting Plans Round Table Program
The Literature Department of the Woman's Club will meet Thursday at 3 30 p m with Mrs S L Davis at her South Main Street home. A round table discussion will follow papers presented. A member urged strong library support as many small efforts can paralyze wide traffic. Music by the Junior Harmony quartet.
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Woman’s Club
S. L. Davis
South Main Street
Harmony Quartette
Lenten Service at Lutheran Church Tonight
At 7 30 tonight the fourth mid week Lenten service will be held at the Lutheran church. The subject is Holy Yearnings and the general public is invited to attend.
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Lutheran Church
Miss Newlin Reported Critically Ill
Friends of Miss Clarice Newlin learn she is critically ill after a illness that began with measles and led to complications. Her condition has prompted concern from family and community members.
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Miss Newlin
Clarice Newlin
Mrs Tate Reported Favorable After Morning Operation
The condition of Mrs. Fred N. Tate who underwent an operation at a local hospital this morning is reported most favorable for a satisfactory recovery.
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Fred N. Tate
Teacups Club to Meet at Mrs Clark’s Oakwood Home
Over the Teacups club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs W Clark at her home in Oakwood Court.
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Teacups Club
Fraley Hobby Blackwelder Share Newborn News
To Mr and Mrs C B Fraley a son. To Mr and Mrs Paul Hobby a daughter. Ellen J To Mr and Mrs L W Blackwelder a son.
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C. B. Fraley
Paul Hobby
Ellen J
L. W. Blackwelder
Meas ley Club Sees Miss Irma Tapp and Miss Boone Qualify
Miss Irma Tapp and Miss Boone have qualified and become members of the Meas ley club.
Personal Notes From Roland Park and City
RK B Terry is confined to his home in Roland Park with a severe cold. Joe Gwynn of Mount Airy is visiting the city for a short time. Miss Mabel Teague is ill with tonsillitis at her home on West Green Street.
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RK. B. Terry
Roland Park
Joe Gwynn
Mount Airy
City
Mabel Teague
West Green Street
Relatives host Glenn P. Rawley in Winston-Salem
Glenn P. Rawley stayed as a guest of relatives in Winston-Salem yesterday. Dallas Zollicoffer made a business visit to Greensboro yesterday.
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Glenn P. Rawley
Winston-Salem
Mrs Hamilton Improves After Operation at Local Hospital
Mrs Charles Hamilton, who recently underwent an operation at a local hospital, is reported much improved today. Mrs Louie of Thomasville, who entered a local hospital for treatment, is also mentioned in the report.
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Charles Hamilton
Peace Sermon by Bishop Kilgo Emphasizes Inner Harmony
Bishop J C Kilgo preached at Wesley Memorial Methodist urging peace within the soul with God not worldly calm. He contrasted old church songs with modern tunes, denounced hypocrites, and urged business leaders to attend revival services as the Spirit awakens. Further services scheduled for this evening at 7 30.
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God
Wesley Memorial Church
J. C. Kilgo
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Kilgo
Jesus
Jeruusalem
Local Briefs Highlight Health and Travel Updates
I B Williams was a business visitor to Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Elizabeth Hazel and Marion Shipman recover from measles at Gatewood avenue home. Master Gatewood remains affected. Mrs V J Parker ill on Richardson street. daughter Eleanor recovering from measles. Bessie Stemson of Thomasville had a successful operation. Sam B Coffin leaves for Detroit to make his home. Seborn Perry shows improvement and is allowed to sit up briefly.
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V. J. Parker
Richardson Street
Eleanor
Seborn Perry
Salisbury Chosen As Next Woodmen Camp Site
Salisbury was selected yesterday afternoon as the site for the next head camp of the Woodmen of the World of North Carolina at a business session attended by more than 500 Woodmen. The Charlotte delegation fought hard but lost. An oyster roast for visitors followed, with hundreds of bushels of oysters served hot.
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New Bern
Salisbury
Charlotte
Lines Worth Remembering Andrada Quote
A concise motto by Andrada champions preparedness as the half of any victory. The maxim echoes timeless wisdom on planning and readiness shaping outcomes.
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Andrada
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Charette News
P. Ward Eshelman
Mrs. Tate
Dallas Zollicoffer
Greensboro
I. B. Williams
Elizabeth
Hazel
Rion Shipman
Bessie Stemson
Thomasville
Sam B. Coffin
Detroit
Mich
Ilmer Bros. Company Specialty
S. Main
Gilmer Brothers Company
Ta Aaa
Allen
Woodmen
Miss Venetia
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
E. A. Snow
C. M. Hauser
W. P. Ragan
V. A. J. Idol
Sec’y-Treas
John C. Kilgo
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