Social events round Oakwood Court hostesses and club notes
Mrs G W Clark will host the W O T club Tuesday at 2 30 in Oakwood Court. The Ladies Aid of Main Street M B E church will serve supper 6 to 9 pm to fund the church building. Blanche Burgess entertains Saturday 3 to 5 at her Lindsay Street home with St Patrick motif and Elm and Ray street faculty guests. Florence Blair hosts Musical Arts Club Monday evening at Alberta apartments with a report from the state federated music clubs convention. Tar Heel Chapter U D C meets Saturday 2 30 at 113 Oakwood Court with Julia Gold Clark and Ruth Spicer Clark as hostesses and Jefferson Davis program. Mrs Irving Groome hosts Beta Pi club yesterday at Snow residence with four tables and refreshments. Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist meets Monday afternoon at 3 30 with a kitchen shower alongside the session.
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G. W. Clark
Oakwood Court
W. O. T. Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Main Street
M. BE
Blanche Burgess
Rock
Lindsay Street
St. Patrick’s
Elm
Ray Street
Florence Blair
Alberta
Musical Arts Club
Federated Music Clubs
Winston-Salem
Confederacy
Gilbert Clark
Julia Gold Clark
Ruth Spicer Clark
Julia Marsh
Irving Groome
Beta Pi Club
Snow Residence
South Main Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Mrs Hauser Hosts Dinner Bridge Party In High Point
Mrs C M Hauser hosted a Dinner Bridge club dinner last evening with jonquil decorations and a four course menu. Guests included Mr and Mrs O F E Mendenhall Mrs Harry Raymond Mrs Carter Dalton Mr and Mrs H A Millis Mr and Mrs T J Gold Mrs Wm Dinamore of Hartford Conn and Mr and Mrs C M Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hauser
Dinner Bridge Club
O. FE. Mendenhall
Harry Raymond
Carter Dalton
H. A. Millis
T. J. Gold
Wm. Dinamore
Hartford, Conn
C. M Hauser
Klub Kalendar Fr day Cornelian Club Meeting
Mrs. G. A. Pollock will host a Cornelian club meeting after 3 o'clock Friday. Members expected for an afternoon gathering at her home.
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G. A. Pollock
Cornelian Club
Recital at Emma Blair School Highlights Student Performances
Miss Ethel Miller presented pupils in the third recital of the year at Emma Blair School. The program included duets, piano solos, and a chorus with students Mabel and Mary Dean Caldwell Odes sa Sexton Alma Fowler Esther Mae Lanier Tate Andrews Mabel Underwood Pauline Culler Ruth White Iris Ward Maude Cross Bess Ellington Evelyn Irene Seward and others. The piece list advances from "Come to School" to "A Little Pink Rose" and "Melody."
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Ethel Miller
Department of
Emma Blair
Mabel
Mary Dean Caldwell
Odessa Sexton
Alma Fowler
Esther Mae Lanier
Tate Andrews
Joyland
Mabel Underwood
Paul Davis
Pauline Culler
Iris Ward
Margurka
Maude Cross
Bess Ellington
Little Pink Rose
Evelyn and
Irene Seward
Social notes from Thomasville visitors and locals
Miss Gladys Swain of Lexington visited Thomasville with her parents, and many residents and visitors from Salisbury High Point Lexington and Denton were listed as calling or staying in the city this week. The brief society roundup notes multiple trips to nearby towns and engagements with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gladys Swain
Lexington
Sam Swain
Pleasing Social Affairs Of Week In Asheboro
Asheboro March 16 Mrs A Burns hosted the Reading Circle of the M E church this week entertaining for Mrs D Maddox who is out of town Readers Mrs C C Crawford and Mrs J C Moser attended the afternoon program The hostess was assisted by her daughter Mrs James Coving-
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Asheboro
A. Burns
M. E.church
Burns
D .Maddox
C. C. Crawford
J. C. Moser
James Cov'ng
New Textile Plant Assured For Concord
Concord March 16 Erection of a new 400000 textile plant is assured by a charter issued to Hobarton Manufacturing Company. An incorporator says a contract for the mill structure has been awarded and work will begin in the immediate future.
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Concord
Hobarton Manufacturing Company
Gypsies Arrested For Frightening Householder
A band of gypsies was arrested in Wadesboro on a warrant charging them with frightening a householder. Police reported the incident occurred late last night after a disturbance at a residence.
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Wadesboro
Gypsies Arrested After Entering Woman's Home Near Polkton
Gypsies entered Mrs. Little’s home near Polkton demanding money and frightening her so severely she reportedly fainted. Chief H. W. Clark arrested them, noting this region’s frequent gypsy camping along the road.
Rainbow haircloth turbans gain early spring vogue
Rainbow haircloth appears in many hues and tints and is crafted into turbans for spring wear. The remark about book agents suggests a light joke on constant mood.
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Blanche Burges Wild
TAR Heel
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Children’s Division
The
United Daughters of
Mrs. Groome
Messionary Socciety
Mrs. Hauser
A. L. A. Eauptev
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
O. Henry
Greensboro
James K. Norfleet
High Point
J. T. Mann
Louise Shipman
Jamestown
Is. Wilson Hwn
Ak’ Rook
J. W. Wilson
Honder
BR. B. Stuart
St. Patrick
Boride
Bettie Lou Wallin
James Kearns
McCoy
Thurlow Kearns
Frank
Linfield
Susie Kirkman
Vwevbers
First Methodist Protestant Church
Geo. K. Crown
W. C. Hammond
A. Garrett
C. (. Robbins
Lucille Pickens
Margaret Rankin
Helen Johnson
Troia Perryman
Lester Teague
Jesse Edmondson
Dorothy Gardyne
Klub Kalendar
Empress
Moffitt’s
Miss Miller
Anghal
Deverrtiated
Hangchow
Miss Lee
Terestin Aths
Ferber
Tomat Butte
Amos
Society OF Thomasville
James D. Wilson
Salisbury
City
H. B. Brewer
Frances
Mildred Long
Maurine Long
Greensboro College
Miriam Kress
Baltimore
Jacob Harris
Jesse Green
Little Son
Green
Charles Tugele
M. J. Suggs
J. C. Green
Mare Green
W. L. Hargett
D. %. Hoover
Edgar Hargett
Kinston
F. D. Jones
Z. J. Walser
A. E. Taplin
P. H. Powell
Denton
W. C. Grimes
Jackson Creek
C. C. Moore
Vernon Hepler
P. T. Teague
Walter Hines Page
Randolph Capital
Mitaine
Slyle
Am Rei
Winston
COATS
Annie Bowie
Blowing Rock
Miss Galloway
St. Louis
Rainbow Haircloth
Fred W. Dietze
High Point N” Sie
High
Southern Railway
New York
Birmingham
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