Bridge Club to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Thursday Bridge club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 at Mrs Roy Spearman s Monroe apartment. The Ladies Aid Society of Webbb Memorial church will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 with Mrs J W Swigett at her Archdale home and J W Brower as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Spearman
Monroe
AID Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Webbb Memorial Church
J. W. Swigett
Archdale
J. W. Brower
Flapper Fanny Says Model Husbands Too Often Not Working
Flapper columnist notes that many husbands described as models fail to function as steady partners, critiquing domestic expectations and gender roles with Keen wit.
Donations Record From Page One Totals $1 498 85
A ledger of donations lists numerous individuals and organizations contributing small and large sums. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wine Ski 6 25.00, J. J. Mamlin 56.00, and Wolter 29 000 . totals reach $1 498.85 with many church groups and local companies named among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Mamlin
Roy Armstrong
S. P. Chandler
Superior Ve- Ngg Company
Bea
Trinity Baptist
Sherrod
Bremming
Frank Wine
Ieee Ok
Ous
Cee Jarrett Stationery Company
Bt. Hetle
Ee Soake
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
J. S. Teague
Loma E. Dodamead
G. E. Hutchens
Tom A. Sykes
Bas Ois Reo
Civestocces
H. N. Bowne
Lucian Long
F. R. Taylor
Nettie Kennedy
McEwen Lumber Company
Green St. Baptist Church
We Oors
BIBRO
Owen-Smith
Moon
Welch Memorial Senior C. E. Cliicad Cng Sa Ea Ec
Wwelborn
Margaret Hurley
Coaries FF
William London
Rowland Real Estate Co
M. P, Baraca
C. P. Coble
BING
Benson
Lee Tae Hey
Millard
Marianne Martin
Nick Drakulakos
Eagle
W. T. Powell
F. P. Coble
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Broadhurst
Farris
First Baptist Sunday School
C. E. Sullivan
Owe
High Point Firemen’s Bible
Southern Railroad Freight Oltice -Smdioves
High Point Bible
University Women Meet at Ida Mungan Home
The Association of University Women will convene at Miss Ida Mungan’s home 708 Montheu Avenue to hear a Washington D C convention report. Across the country communities form living flags with 63 members under DAR to combat bolshevism. Mrs H L Cook leads the local committee initiating the first High Point flag and Asheville already has twenty flags with more in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of University Women
Ida Mungan
Montheu Avenue
Washington, D. C
H. L. Cook
High Point
Asheville
Visitors planned by Mount Airy residents
Mrs J R Paddison of Mount Airy will arrive tomorrow for a visit with her niece Mrs H L Cook on Sunset Drive. She will then go to Kernersville to visit her son Dr Paddison. Mrs H C Bardin of Douglas Georgia is expected this week to visit her brother H L Cook and Mrs Cook at their Sunset Drive home. Mrs Garland Alderman has returned from visiting relatives in Four Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Paddison
Mount Airy
H. L. Cook
Sunset Drive
Kernersville
Dr. Paddison
H. C. Bardin
Douglas, Ga
Garland Alderman
Four Oaks
Destructive West Waynesville Fire Threatens Business District
A major fire in Waynesville North Carolina destroyed four buildings and damaged a sizable portion of Main Street. Fires broke out around 4 20 AM in an upstairs area awakening Dr G E Green who reported the blaze. Canton rescue units aided the effort and investigators sought the origin. The blaze followed a Sunday night blaze at Sloan Platt Hardware the old Victory theatre and D A Howell Department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Main Street
Waynesville Pharmacy
Waynesville Cafe
Capitol Theatre
Princess Chain Clothing
G. E. Green
Canton
Charlie Westmoreland
Sloan Platt Hardware Company
Victory Theatre
D. A. Howell Department
Death of H G Smith at 604 Pros
H G Smith aged 39 died at his home on Pros Street shortly before 1 am after a brief heart illness. Born November 3, 1887 in Cumberland County, he had worked at Hillcrest Silk Mills since moving to the city last year. He leaves a widow nee McArthur and five children Gladys Ester Nina Roland Herbert, plus brothers Edgar of Hope Mills and John of Lumberton and sisters Mrs Lillie Willerford of St Paul and Mrs Estella Smith of Toccoa Falls. Funeral services were held at the West End Baptist Church and the body sent to Hope Mills for burial following a Greensboro train stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gray Smith
Mr. Smith
Hillcrest Silk Mills
Cumberland County
Miss McArthur
Gladys
Ester
Nina
Roland
Herbert
Edgar
Hope Mills
John Smith
Lumberton
Lillie Willerford
St. Paul
Estella Smith
Toccoa Falls
Georgia
Samuel T. Hensley
West End Baptist Church
Greensboro
Service Held for John W. Young at Mechanicsville Church
Funeral services for John William Young were held yesterday at 11 o clock in the Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church with Rev T E Pierce officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. A large crowd attended the rites with pallbearers C B Turner R L Coltrane H T Hunt A D Harrison E L Nelson and R C Hannah and flowerbearers Ina Farlowe Vera Penn Myrtle Rich Lola Hilliard Millie Farlowe Laura Brookshire Thelma Lamb Bertha Pugh Maude Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Young
Sophia
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
T. E. Pierce
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Turner
R. L. Coltrane
H. T. Hunt
Wedding Announcement for Bessie Samet and Lollie Aberman
Mr and Mrs Max Samet of 203 Bay Street announce the marriage of their daughter Bessie Samet to Mr Lollie Aberman of Chicago Illinois on Sunday May 1 at nine o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Samet
Bay Street
Bessie Samet
Lollie Aberman
Chicago
Illinois
Marriage of Mrs Aberman in Chicago Draws Local Interest
Mrs Aberman, living in High Point for fifteen years, will marry in Chicago at o'clock. Mr and Mrs Aberman plan to settle in Chicago, Illinois, with many friends following the nuptials from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
Alumni Meet Honoring Parker At MASS Agricultural College
Alumni of the Massachusetts Agricultural College hosted by Mr and Mrs C G Mackintosh at their Emerywood residence honored Sumner R Parker secretary of the Associate Alumni with news on campus alumni work and Washington DC club. Discussed boll weevil progress cedar rust corn borer soil conditions and other local topics with attendees including Parker Willis Tilson Mackintosh Fish Roser Hill Buckley Draper and Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner R. Parker
Massachusetts Agricultural College
C. G. Mackintosh
M. A. C. Southern Alumni Club
Emerywood
S. R. Parker
Amherst
Mass
L. G. Willis
Argonomarian State College
Raleigh
N. CR
D. Tilson
Myrtle Beach
S. C
T. B. Mitchell
N. C
D. O. Fish
Greensboro
N. Cc
GC. H. Roser
C. V. Hill
Winston-Salem
A. VY. Buckley
E. S. Draper
W. H. Hatfield
Condition of Boothe Declared to Be Worse
Roanoke Virginia May 2 Officials report from Walter Boothe bedside that he is worse after 18 years old farmer had lived since April 21 with friends pumping air into his collapsed lungs. Workers at his bedside observed a clear decline in his condition and willpower remains his strongest asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Walter Boothe
Boothe
Opening of Marigold Cabin
Give your orders for dinners at Marigold Cabin Greensboro Road. All beverages used home made. Piano and Victrola Music. Grounds well lighted. Tennis Court Croquet Swings. Room for stunts and wholesome fun. No card plays or dancing. Phone 7185 after 8 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marigold Cabin
Greensboro Road
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Sold for Thin Children
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to help underweight children quickly. It claims the product replaces unpleasant cod liver oil, treats sickness and rickets, and cites a case of a 9 year old gaining 12 pounds in seven months. Sold by druggists for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
George Facemire
Orange St
Bridgeton
N. J
Doan
Doan’s
Foster Milburn Co. Mig.Chy
Duffalo
Cecil
Flapper
Fanny
U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Stamey’s
Living Flag
West Carolina
HG. Smt
John W. Young
Primitive Church
Vality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Stamey’s Jewelrs Gifts
High Point, N. C
Ward
Busi
Ness
B. H. Bradner
Dalton - Johnson
Daha Lyi
Rexall
Ring Drug CO
Fexall
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