Return from Social Conference by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Kurley
Miss Clara J. Cox and Mrs. Frank Kurley returned from Goldsboro where they attended the eighth annual conference of social workers and welfare groups of North Carolina held March 24-25. Governor Bickett presided at the opening and Dr. Clarence Poe was among notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhiturn
Clara J. Cox
Frank Kurley
Goldsboro
Travelers Aid and Welfare Workers
Goldsboro Woman's Club
T. W .Bickett
Personal notes from High Point region visitors and guests
Mrs. W E Price and Lille son traveled to Lynchburg to visit relatives. A C Long of Topeka guests of brother in law J W Chandler. Mrs Frank Wineskie and daughter Thelma head to Nashville to visit Adele Wineskie at Ward Belmont. Mrs W V Garland and Ruth of Roanoke visit Edith Anthony in White Oak. I I Clark a business visitor to Greensboro. C Clark returns from Black Mountain to High Point. KE W Prather of Detroit and KE W Hayes of Baltimore visit on business. J S Holmes of Chapel Hill stays at Elwood. Mrs A G Hays of Bamberg visits furniture buyers. G T Wood returns from western state trip. B W Kirkman returns from New York. P Foy and S H Fowler of New Bern visit High Point. Mrs H C Pitts leaves for Statesville to visit daughter. Lester Peacock of Winston-Salem visits. M W Parrish of Asheboro stays briefly for business. Mrs W B Kimmons recovering from appendix operation. Miss Emily Lambert spends afternoon in Greensboro. B B Williams of Waterbury Tenn visits High Point. Frank Stewart of Nashville visits friends. Clarence C Smith of Greensboro visits High Point. Mr and Mrs J J Farris visit Greensboro. Mr and Mrs CC Crowson with Mrs Frank Sizemore spend afternoon in Yate City. Visitors from High Point: Mrs Fred Thomas and Mrs C E Sice loff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. I. Clark
Greensboro
C. Clark
Black Mountin
High Point
KE. W. Prather
Detroit
Elwood
N. J. Heyward
Raleigh
A. Stanton
Wilson
W. E H. Harmon
Charlotte
Wilbur Strickland
C. F. Cole
Seaprove
KE. W. Hayes
Baltimore
J. S. Holmee
Chapel Hill
A. G. Hays
Bamberg
G. T. Wood
Wood
B. W. Kirkman
New York
S. R. Rackley
Goldsboro
Co. P. F
J. J. Farris
CC. M. Crowson
Frank Sizemore
Yate
Fred Thomas
C. E. Siceloff
Tenth Grade Entertains Ninth at School Party
The tenth grade at Main Street School hosted a Friday evening party for the Spanish ninth grade from 8 to 10 30. Miss Velma Matthews Thurston Street hosted at her home with plants and cut flowers as decorations. A string guided baseball contest entertained guests while cream cake and mints were served. Seventy five or more class members attended the event, described as highly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Velma Matthews
Thurston Street
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet In Kinship Gathering
United Daughters of the Confederacy hold first meeting in months at 3 30 pm Monday at Mrs Bascom Hoskins Tatewood avenue. Attendees urged to attend as business matters and future plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF the Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bascom Hoskins
Tatewood Avenue
Woman's Guild to Meet at Mrs Saddler Home
The Woman's Guild of St Mary's Episcopal Church holds a meeting Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. G. W. Saddler's home on North Main Street. The assembly will proceed to the church for 5 PM services in a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Espiscipal Church
G. W. Saddler
North Main Street
Steamer Philadelphia Damaged by Fire
Fires on the American liner Philadelphia injure the vessel severely and force abandonment of sailing for extensive repairs. The manager suspects incendiary origin, referencing a recent blaze on the steamer New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hampton
Philadelphia
New York
Lost bet between Dalton Street and Orpheum Theatre
A horse shoe stick pen has gone missing between Dalton Street and the Orpheum theatre. Return to the Bank of Commerce for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Street
Orpheum Theatre
Bank of Commerce
Peacock-Phila dea class to meet at Reich home
The Peacock Phila dea class of Wesley Memorial church holds its regular monthly business social meeting Monday evening at 5 30 at Mrs W G Reichs East Green Street home. A full attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial ‘Church
W. G. Reich
East Green Street
Society
Child Is Recovering From Diphtheria
Sarah Merritt Taylor infant daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Taylor is rapidly recovering from a slight attack of diphtheria. The many friends of the family will be glad to learn of this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Merritt Taylor
F. R. Taylor
YWCA Organizer Miss Skinner To Visit High Point
Miss Skinner, organizer for the YWCA South Atlantic field, arrives in High Point Monday morning and stays through April 5. She will meet with the Business and Professional Women and Woman's clubs, address both groups, call a mass meeting, and survey the city while meeting leading businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Miss Skinner
Richmond
Skinner
Furniture City
Woman's Club
Havana Carnival Brightness Masks Cuban Social Tensions
A lengthy feature portrays Havana life from cruising socialite displays to casino luxury and carnival splendor, alongside critiques of U S visitors and Cuban politics. It notes horse racing, lotteries, architecture, historic forts, churches, and the harbor city’s charm amid economic friction with American manufacturers and prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Automobile
Cuba
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Price
Lille Son
Lynchburg
A. C. Long
Topeka
J. W. Chandler
Frank Wineskie
Thelma
Nashville
Tennessee
Adele Wineskie
Ward-Belmont School
W. V. Garland
Ruth
Roanoke, Va
Edith Anthony
White Oak Street
Moffitt
U. S
Eneed
Greater
States
Nassenger
United States
Stars and Stripes
Leonard Wood
Morro Castle
Cabanas
Columbus
Rillo
Senora de Are
Fernando de Soto
Florida
Merced
Colon
O. Arthur Kirkman, JR
Ness
Commonwealth-Edison Company
Chicago
Stamey’s
Sam
Uncle Sam
All Good
Prophytol Manufacturing Co
New Orleans
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