Community Society Night Highlights and Meetings
Local social notices detail the Ladies Aid supper at Main Street Methodist to support Sunday school rooms. Earnest Workers Guild meets at First Reformed church with hostesses J R Young Geneva Fogleman and Lillie Fogleman. Mrs J V Wilson hosts bridge and a wedding announcement for Kathleen Rogers and R C Tate. Eastern Star elects officers and initiates new members at Masonic Hall. Girl Reserves announce enrollment drives and a humorous playlet at the high school auditorium with extensive student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Main Street Methodist Church
Earnest Workers’ Guild of the First Reformed Church
J. R. Young
Geneva
Lillie Fogleman
O.els
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
J. W. Jamison
J. H. Packer
N. B. Petty
Oliie Spencer Cox
W. C. Matthews
Bessie Pope
Eugene Picirilli
Bennett
Janie Edwards
Klub Kalendar Postpones Meeting Date in Winston-Salem
Due to the state federation of Music clubs meeting in Winston-Salem, the Literature Music department has postponed its scheduled date. The new date will be announced after coordination with the federation and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Music Clubs
Winston-Salem
Evening Club Meetings and Church Reception Planned
Thursday events include Mrs Irvin Groome hosting Beta Pi at 3 30 in the afternoon. First Methodist Protestant church will hold a reception in Sunday school rooms for church members and the Sunday school. The Dinner Bridge club will be entertained by Mrs C M Hauser at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Groome
Beta Pi Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
Dinner Bridge Club
C. M. Hauser
Pollock to Address Cornelian Club Friday Afternoon
Mrs. G A Pollock will speak to the Cornelian club Friday at three o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pollock
Cornelian Club
Local People and Social Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. L. L. Gaskill plans to return to Mexico tomorrow after visiting her sister Mrs. W. Jones in Raleigh W. C. Jones was in Raleigh on business William Harry Entwistle of Rockingham spent the weekend in the city Mrs. Dan Schroder and Miss Ida Paulette attended a Winston-Salem fashion show Tuesday evening M P Henderson arrives tomorrow to visit sister Mrs. J W Jamison Henderson has toured U S army camps as a sharpshooting instructor Fire Chief B Horney leaves today for Statesville for Mills Association meeting lasting two days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Wilson
Lindsay Street
Rock
R. B. Stewart
Greensboro
Stewart
Araah Gatlin
Raeford
Alexander Martin
J. W. Kearns
Mary Mungan
North Carolina
T. A. Kearns
Yorktown
National Society
J. F., Marsh
R. L. Brinson
Bruce Carraway
Dan Schroder
Ida Paulette
Winston-Salem
M. P. Henderson
J. W. Jamison
Henderson
United States Army
B. Horney
Statesville
Millers’ Association
Public Education Talk At St Marys Church Club
The St Marys church Men's club will hold a public education discussion Thursday at 8 in the parish hall on Washington street. Professors Weaver Marr L R Johnston and H Grady Owens will lead talks on the Sterling Towner bill and education's national and local impact. Attendance open to congregation and parents though children cannot attend. Entrance via West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Schools
St. Mary's Church
Washington Street
Weaver Marr
L. R. Johnston
H. Grady Owens
West Washington Street
All State Meet Basketball Plan Proposed for North Carolina
Sherwood Upchurch of Raleigh announced plans to secure an all-North Carolina collegiate basketball tournament for Raleigh next season. Eight colleges would compete over three days with four games first day, two second day, and one final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Upchurch
Raleigh
North Carolina
Steiner
Trinity
Trinity College
Wake Forest
Charlotte
State College
Hartsell
State
Fetzer
Carolina
Atlanta
N. C. State
Davidson
Guilford
Elon
Lenoir
Judge Exiles Negro Convicted of Larceny
Two cases heard by Judge Royall in the police court featured B Patterson a negro guilty of assault on Jacob Hillman and fined 10 dollars 06 cents plus costs. Jess Pethel a negro and recent county roads worker was found guilty of stealing a car battery from F H Gray and ordered to pay 25 dollars plus costs and to leave North Carolina for at least two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royall
B. Patterson
Jacob Hillman
Washington Street
Jess Pethel
F. H. ‘Gray
Pethel
North Carolina
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Bridge
Nellie Dobbs
J. H. Dobbs
Hamilton Street
William Dinsmore
Hartford, Conn
W. H. Ragan
John Walker
Colonial Drive
Missionary Circle
Circle 3
Woman's Missionary Society of the Wesley Memorial Church
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
J. J. Hamlin
New Orleans
Robert Brockett
Sociey
D. A. KR. Society
Miss Rogers
MR. Tate
Kathleen Rogers
R. C. Tate
South Main Street
Rev
T. J. Rogers
Tate
Will Tate
Keystone Cabinet Company
High Point
Zvirl Reserves
L. R. Johnson
Beverly Yates
Bachelor
Mary Hammer
Aileen Kaneer
Emma Nance
Reuben
Elizabeth Welch
Nell Clinard
Ruth Clinard
Quaker Town
Margaret Clinard
Edna Kearns
Jocelyn Burns
Red Cross
Helen Klemme
Rose
No-Man’s Land
Jessie Kearns
Rah
Louise Macaulay
Leila Wood
Klub Kalendar
Moffitt Furnishing Company
W. C. Jones
William Harry Entwistle
Rockingham
Bellans
Fred W. Dietze
National Theatre Greensboro
High Point 3 Ste Co
New Coats
Coats
Beavans
the Ladies Store
Stamey's
Stamey'’s
Sheraton Hotel
O’henry
Jacob's Boot Shop
P. R. Trueblood, Ass’t. Mer
Geo, H. ‘Jacobs
Red Bell Shoe Store
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