Social News Highlights From High Point Society
The Young People's Branch of the Ww. Co. T. U. meets at 7 30 p m with Miss Lot tie Barber presiding. Mrs. Oscar Durland hosts two bridge parties this week with seven tables at her Parkw home. a civics project in junior high school featured municipal election platforms. The Cornelian club adds Mrs. Jack Taylor as assistant hostess. High Point YWCA directors plan a Thursday meeting to nominate 1921 22 officers. Chautauqua preparations prompt club cancellations and a jubilee party led by the Business and Professional Women. St Marys Junior Guild reports progress on the red alarset bazaar and Mrs Saddler hosts a children s party at G E Hutchens residence. Dr Frederick H Koch and Playmakers at Chapel Hill stage three original plays with North Carolina life themes. Wilbur Stout is author of In Dixons Kitchen. Engagement of Miss Marjorie Juanita Kirkman to Howard A Swain announced at a lavish Lindsay Street dinner hosted by Mrs Frank Ford and Mrs Co L Wheeler. The table fountain, pink theme, and a mock wedding reveal marked the moment with guests including Mrs Olin White and Miss Ruth Owen.
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Frederick H. Koch
North Carolina University
North Carolina
Chapel Hill Playhouse
the Hill
Koch
Paul J. Weaver
University
Marjorie Juanita Kirkman
Howard A. Swain
Spencer
Olin White
Ruth, Owen
Bessemer City
Frank Ford
Co. L. Wheeler
Wheeler
Lindsay Street
Vera King
OM. J. BR
BAL CR
W. T. Kirkman
Willenbar Terrace
High Point
Swain
J. H. Swain
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Ruth Owen
Odelle Peacock
Clyde Cox
Josephine Wood
Ruth Welborn
Helen Reynolds
Shubal Kirkman
Fourth Bard Voters Endorse Tate For Mayor In Big Meeting
A large crowd at Park Street School grounds heard L W McFarland J W Clinard O E Mendenhall J C Hill D T Andrews J J Vestal KK YT Chappell KR R Ragan and Fred N Tate urge good government and reform. Tate touted for mayor with emphasis on morals finances and a new graded school for colored students.
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BARD
Big Mass
Fred N. Tate
Mayor City
The
Elks’ Band
Park Street
Fed N Tate
High Point
Mr. Tate
L. W. McFarland
J. W Clinard
O. E. Mendenhall
J. C. Hill
D. T Andrews
J. J. Vestal
Tate
Bob Ragan
Mr. Ragan
Elks
Personal News Briefs From Winston-Salem and Nearby
Joseph P. Rawley returns from a weeklong business trip to New York. Mr and Mrs W F Jones and their daughter Frances Russell visited relatives in Winston-Salem over the weekend. Miss Mary Mendenhall leaves tonight for Boulder Colorado to spend the summer.
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Joseph P. Rawley
New York
W. F. Jones
Frances Russell
Winston-Salem
Mary Mendenhall
Boulder
Colorado
Mother debunks claim of imposter in Chicago hospital
Mrs Josie Stuart of Monaghan Maine asserts her son John Maxwell Stuart, a WWI veteran of the 80th division ammunition train, died after a Philadelphia hospital stay and was buried here last September. She received a letter claiming his body is in a Chicago public health service hospital and suspects an imposter.
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Greenville
8. C
Chicago
Public Health Service
Josie Stuart
McBeth Street
Monaghan
Stuart
John Maxwell Stuart
Young Stuart
80Th Division
Philadelphia
Chicago Hospital
College Star Bill Marshall Sought by Three Scouts
Three big league scouts pursue William and Mary College pitcher Bill Marshall after stellar college season. Marshall stands 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs about 190 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Bill Marshall
Bill
William and Mary College
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Mrs. Durland
Oscar Durland
Mrs. Taylor
Cornelian
Jack Taylor
Cornelian Club
Taylor
Homer Montsinger
Montsinger
Y. WW. Coc.a
High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
Ss. W. Coa
Starrett
Chautauqua
Beta Pi Club
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Guild
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Geo. W. Saddler
North Main Street
Saddler
Winnifred Hinton
Corinna Lambert
St. Mary's Church
Sadder
Bilje Hiatt
Elizabeth Reitzel
Mildred Stewart
C. A. White
Billie
Betsy
G. E. Hutchens
Steele Street
Hill Playmakers
Triuumph
Burlington
Dixon's Kitchen
Chatham County
W. le Gette Blythe
Huntersville
John Terry
Rockingham
Miss Kirkman
J. W. Clinard
O. Es. Mendenhall
Fourth Ward
Hedrick
D. T. Andrews
Mr. Hedrick
Rusell Street
J. H. Vestal
Tme
R. T. Chappell
Roshanara
Sport
Moffitt Furnishing
Lapelrt Sitoe Fitters
Warner
the Ladies Store
Allen
America
Manufac
Ture
Smaltz
Goodman
Queen
Edwin Clapp
Buster Brown and Johnson
Baillie
Tion
Ben Greet
Shakespeare
Redpath