Birth announcements and society notices on March events
Mrs. Walter Hargett announces the birth of a son Richard Stevens on March 12 at 397 Johnson street weighing nine pounds and a half. Mrs. M. C. Barbee announces a son M. C. Barbee Jr. born March 13. The Woman's Guild of St. Marys church met at Roland Park with plans for an after Easter white goods sale. The First Reformed church will hold a children’s clothes sale next to Wagner’s jewelry store. St. Marys church school hosts a joint class meeting Wednesday at 7. Mrs. W. B. Hall and Mrs. J. W. Chandler join the Teach ers’ clubs Thursday 7:30. Mrs. M. T. Hicks entertains the Woman’s Missionary Society at the Hicks residence with life in Mexico topics. A formal social at Main Street M. E. church Thursday at 7:30 benefits the society with candy and white goods. The Daisy Davies missionary society holds an Mexico life discussion at Wesley Memorial church. A mission conference delegate is chosen for Salisbury in late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
Richard Stevens
Houston Hiatt
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Roland Park
Homer Wheeler
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
Wagner
Mildred Pease
Cirderella
St. Mary’s Church School
College Street
M. Th. Hicks
M. T. Hicks
Woman's Missionary Society
Main Street
M. E. Church
Hicks
Russell Street
Mexico
T. B. Bennett
N. E. Russell
Harry Huffman
Earl Byrum
Vames
Ecards
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Wm
Marehis
W. B. Hall
North Main Street
Daisy Davies
Society
Bert Kirkman
W. H. Ballard
Reidsville
The
Missionary Society
Weekly Klub Calendar of Meetings and Socials
A Wednesday through Saturday community notice lists club meetings and social events. Activities include a silver tea at the Sheraton with a musical program, Episcopal church joint meeting at the parish house, Over-the-Teacup club with Mrs Durland on the Parkway, a postponed Beta Pi club gathering, Earnest Workers guild at Rankin Street manse, Teachers' club on North Main Street, Cornelian club with Mrs Taylor, YWCA directors' adjourned meeting, Beta Pi gathering with Miss Nellie Muse, and a Junior Guild meeting at St Marys Church with hostess TBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. RR
Sheraton Hotel
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
Episcopal Church
Oscar Durland
Parkway
Beta Pi
Earnest Workers Guild of the First Reformed Church
Milton Whitener
Pearsonage
Rankin Street
Teachers’ Club
W. RB. Hall
North Main Street
J. W. Chandler
Cornelian Club
Mire
FF. OR. Taylor
Jobitccen Street
WY. W.C. A
Greentreet
Nellie Muse
South Main = street
Junior Guild
St. Mary's Church
Daughters of the American Revolution entertain with tea and musicale
Alexander Martin chapter will host a silver tea and musicale at the Sheraton tomorrow afternoon. Invitations note the musical feature and members will greet guests at a receiving line. Mrs Albion Millis is regent and cards support Mrs William N Reynolds for DAR president general. Reynolds is touring the west with Miss Jean Coltrane. Community play planned in Mechanicsville with Woman's Club providing costumes. Wesley Memorial church turnip green dinner set for Wednesday with a full menu and social interest. A party on English Street honors six elderly residents with a musical program and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheraton
Albion Millis
William N. Reynolds
Wineton-Salem
The
Joseph Winston
D. A. BR
United States
Reynolds
West
Jean Coltrane
Concord
Old Society of Wesley Memorial Church
Ed. Steele
Ngarty Os
English Street
Mary
Ida
Minnie Alexander
Women Briefly Remind Of Greensboro District Conference
Mrs Ballard urged all Wesley Memorial mission societies to attend the district conference at Spring Garden church in Greensboro this June. Mrs W J Simmons Jr Mrs Virgil Idol and Miss Helen Reynolds led the Mexico discussion papers. An adjournment salad course followed hosted by Mrs Hall with several hostesses. Mrs Walt Chandler elected president of the Daisy Davies society presided at the meeting. Miss Vera Paschal will travel tonight with her parents to Greensboro for the National theater performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Spring Garden
Ballard
Mission Societies
Wesley Memorial
Mexico
W. Jy. Simmons, Jr
Virgil Idol
Helen Reynolds
Hall
Walt Chandler
Ed Harville
Frank Sizemore
Robert Parker
Daisy Davies Society
Yeslords
Visit and Return Notices from Greensboro and Charlotte
Miss Julia Turner of Greensboro visits Miss Margaret Dailey on Best Street. A. M. Sinclair returns to Charlotte after a weekend visit, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Turner
Greensboro
Margaret Dailey
Best Street
A. M. Sinclair
Charlotte
Henry
Rich Bachelor Seeks Wife After Mayr Remedy Cure
A man claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his stomach and liver problems and now seeks marriage. The ad touts the product as removing catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieving related ailments. Satisfaction guaranteed with one dose refundable. Available at Mann Drug Co in High Point and Randleman Drug Co in Randleman, and at druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Mann Drug Co
High Point
N. C
Randleman Drug O
Randleman, N. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Stevens Hargett
M. C. Barbee
Keensboro
M. C. Barbee, Jr
Nancy Lay
Mildred Redford
Elmira Jarrell
Eliza Rogers
B. Richardson
R. C. Charles
Joseph Turner
Elizabeth Laughenour
Winston-Salem
Klub Kalendar
Indorse
Mechanicsville
Neareh
Woman's Club Organization
Woman's Club
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Kirearns, Jr
Steele Street
Vera Paschal
National Theater
Her Parerrts
Bae Zeist
Lapehpy Shoe Pvt
FCS
Madge Evans
Waterman, Wahl, Parker and Dunn
Eversharp
Hart Drug Co
South Main St
Setas
Madame Grace
Loflin’s
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