Social notes from High Point society columns
In High Point many society events unfold with Mrs. Wheeler hosting Cornelian Club at her Johnson street home and Mrs. Jack Taylor set to host the April 14 meeting. Emily Lambert is honored at a Winston-Salem card party. Delegates gather in Charlotte for the 32nd annual Baptist Women’s Missionary Union session. OES installation and YWCA talks highlight the week. Betsy Durland hosts eleventh birthday rook party with spring color decor and a full guest list.
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Cornelian
Wheeler
Cornelian Chuir
Fred Wheeler
Johnson Street
Jack Taylor
Miss Lambert
Emily Lambert
Winston-Salem
Gladys Barnes
Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church of North Carolina
Charlotte
First Baptist Church of
High Point
C. Ja. Sheloff
The
Missionary Society
A. E. Tate
G. W. Rhodes
First Church of
Rook
Betsy Durland
Oscar Durland
Parkway
Julia Marsh
Alice McRae Caldwell
Mrs. Durland
Mary Elzabeth Perry
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Nancy Pearl ‘Welborn
Alice McRae
Calcwell
Nancy Carr Terry
Louise Salsbury
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Ella Burton Hutchison
Elizabeth Reitzel
Clara Case Ingram
Grace McVae Hutchison
Margaret Allen
Anoaie Robbins
Ruth Eleanor Idol
Margaret Hauser
Alberta Waeskie
Julia Maresh
Helen Marsh
Adelaide McAnally
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Hazel Shipman
Esther Minard
Claudia Dicks
W. O. T. Club
Albion Millis
North Main Street
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
Klub Calendar Monday Socials at High Point and nearby churches
Calendar notes weekly meetings for United Daughters of the Confederacy Woman's Guild and other groups in High Point. Events listed include home gatherings at Koiana Park and South Main Street, with times from 3 to 7 30 p m and a Masonic installation at the Masonic hall.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. M.S. Salsbury
Koiana Park
Woman's Guild
St. Mary's Church
Richard F. J. Johnson
Parkway
F. UU. N
Giary Clunard
Peacock-Philathea
Wesley Memorial Church
South Main Street
Disarmament Conference Moves DAR Leader to Forefront
Mrs William N Reynolds chairman of the International Relations Committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution hails the World Disarmament Conference as reviving the spirit of 1776 She urges chapters to endorse treaties and ratify pledges The trip to the Pacific Coast promotes her bid for President General with broad support from states and chapters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Reynolds
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington
Mrs. Reynolds
Coolidge
Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pacific Coast
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Ruth Paleant Plans New York Visit with Father
Miss Ruth Paleant will travel to New York this week for a short visit with her father. She will be accompanied by Miss Maregere of Greensboro. Miss Paden studies this winter at Teensboro College. Andrew R. Parker has returned to Atlanta to resume studies after a spring break. Miss Nellie Muse visited Greensboro for the weekend and attended Greensboro College activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Paleant
New York
Maregere Told
Greensboro
Paden
Teensboro
Andrew. R. Parker
Atlanta
Local notes on visits and travel in Greensboro area
Edgar Hargett returns from a western state business trip with his brother Walter on Johnson Street. George Williamson spent the weekend in Greensboro. R Lindsay, vice-president of Mathews hotel, is mentioned in relation to a guest lodge in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hargett
Theity
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
Monkey Bites Hand Of New Owner At Station
A monkey bought this morning at the station station runs wild and biting the purchaser’s hand. Despite peanuts from bystanders the animal remains mischievous, showing typical rough play as the new owner copes with the unexpected pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiat
Ll. FP
Flurer
Pointer highs to meet Winston-Salem in baseball clash
High Point will host Winston-Salem at Welch park tomorrow at 4 PM. Slewfoot Hayworth is expected to start for High Point with Ford slated for Winston, as both teams seek a tight, high quality contest after a previous 4 to 3 win by Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston-Salem
Welch Park
Knight
Hayworth
Greensboro
Ford
Winston
Twins
Gate City
Sehidas
R. Ingram
Wood
Hepler
Warner
Johnson
Alfred
I. Ingram
Fambrough
Winsiton-Salem
Jovce
Connelley
Long
Cofer
Staniay
Watkins
Findlater
Sapp
Auto stolen as church services underway
A Ford was taken from a First Presbyterian church parking lot during services. The owner, 8. EB. Tucker, reports no trace of the vehicle despite ongoing efforts to locate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
EB. Tucker
Food aid to Polish children ends June first
Warsaw reports a graphical exhibit by the American Relief Administration shows 1,072,184 tons of food given to Polish children from April 1919 to January 1 last, supplying 670,000,000 meals at about two cents each. The program cost over 30 million dollars and will end June 1 with Polish plans to continue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
American Relief Administration
Hoover Mission
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John Lindsay, Jr
Colonial Drive
Alvin Parker
Lotte
Charlotte Baptist Churches
O. E
J. Butler
Masonge
Eastern Star
O. BB. S
Ebertha Roelofts
Richmond
Henry White
High Point Association
National Board
Helen Fitz
Klub Kalendar
Turesday
City Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Hut For Organization Alumni Fellowship Association
Frank P. Wilson
Beta Pi Club
Charles Kephart
Elm Street
Teacupus Club
A. Dpd. Brockett
South Maine Street
Bridge Club
Cornelian Club
Moffitt Furnishing Co
D. A. Kk
Coolige
Nellie Muse
Greensoro
Greensboro College
Ry of
George Williamson
R. ©. Lindsay
Matewsei Guest Lagi Hotel
Winston-Salem Hi
Welch Field
A. Wade
Sage Azzers
Wollan
Gossard
Masons
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