The Night and Day Eye Image Poem
A verse contrasts night and day with eyes as symbols of perception. It explores how light fades as love ends and a life’s heart's hinge remains singular, while the mind sees many yet the heart holds one. The poem reflects on perception, love, and mortality.
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A social note from High Point highlights a morning wellness column urging daily inside bathing. Mrs J W Chandler hosts in honor of Mrs M L Davis and Miss Annie Davis with a jonquil décor theme and a six‑table auction.
Social hour crowns meeting with Mrs Busbee
The passage notes a social hour with refreshments as a fitting climax to the meeting, granting all attendees the privilege of meeting Mrs. Busbee.
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Adell Wineskie
Mrs. Busbee
Marriage at Mangum Avenue Home
Last night at 8 30 Mrs Bertha Apperson and C J Lovelace wed with Rev J H Hillard officiating. The couple reside at 312 Mangum Avenue and will be glad to receive friends there.
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Woman's Club
K. ©. Mendenhall
Greensboro
Leslie Cartland
Cartland
Ida DeLones
New York
Bryn Mawr
Cassie Mendenhall
Leona Muse
Mangum Avenue
Bertha Apperson
C. J. Lovelace
J. H. Hilliard
Philomathean Club Meets at Mrs Richardson Home
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Mrs J B Richardson hosts the Philomathean club at her West Broad Street residence for an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Richardson
Philomathean Club
West Broad Street
Gamma Zeta club hosts meeting at Mrs Matton’s home
Mrs. George Matton Jr will entertain the Gamma Zeta club tomorrow at 3 380 Hamilton Street. Mrs. A Hart hosts Friday Night Auction club tomorrow night at her English Street residence. Miss Brockett cannot attend but the studio remains open tonight for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matton, Jr
Gamma Zeta Club
Hamilton
A. Hart
English Street
Miss Brockett
Thornwell Haynes Urges Philomathians To Live Artful Lives
Thornwell Haynes spoke to Philomathians urging a return to artistic living. He warned that people chase borrowed fashions, hide beliefs, and shield opinions while quoting others, urging each person to embrace authentic craft and self expression.
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Mr. Haynes
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Para
Marylily Fisher
Mrs. Davis
J. W. Chandler
M. L. Davis
Annie Davis
Hopewell
C. F. Tomlinson
D. M. Pollock
T. D. Gilliam
Louise Sneed
Florence Baxtre
Minnie Pollock
Mesdame
Manufacturer’s Club
Clyde Kearns
Chrysteen Currier
High Point Conservatory of Music
Jacques Busbee
Raleigh
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
Conservatory
Miss Currier
Miss Wearns
Conservatory of Music
Miss Wearn
Delphine Holder
Currice
Lucile Pick
Christian Endeavor Society
Helen Adrienne Julian
Barnard Bee Vinson
Main Street Methodist Church
Thomasville
Miss Julian
Charles A. Julian
High Point
Mr. Vinson
Recorder’s Court
Lovelace-Apperson
W. F. Coe
Pers
Bob Amos
Winston
Thornwell Haynes
Philomatheans
Allen
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Will
Carolina Cadillac CO
Winston-Salem
North High Point
Hamilton Street
White Oak Street
South High Point
Stephen Clark
Farris Publishing Co
North Main Street