Parkway Bible Study Class Meets Thursday Morning
Park way Bible Study groups and church classes are listed with meeting times and hosts across several neighborhoods. Notable entries include the Parkway Bible Study with Mrs John Tate at her Parkway home and the Canterbury club with Mrs Capus Waynick at the Monroe apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
John Tate
Canterbury Club
Capus Waynick
Monroe
Roland Park
Emery Wood
Rolang Park
Emerywood
Mirs
M.S. Hiatt
Emeryywood
J. C. Farr
Adams Street
Lottle Holden
Lottie Holden
Luther Green
Best Street
First Corinthians
Bridges
Patpheus
A. A. Ingram
Fourth Street
Corinthians
E. W. Holton
Montlieu Avenue
J. L. Perkins
Centennial Avenue
Alfred
Phillathea
First Baptist Church
W. O. Moss
Eliza Stevens
Mrs. C. Dunbar
East Farriss Avenue
Lesson Ltd
Os. Mitchell
North Hamilton Street
Records at Discontinued Line Prices For Quick Sale
Selling new records three for 1900 with one third price reduction. Sheet music 55c and 45c, 10c choice. All records in first class condition, many received last week. Several new phonographs offered at nearly factory prices.
Social Evening Highlights and Local Weddings
A party featured bridge where Mrs. Ned Prettyman won top score and Miss Julia Freeland took high Hearts score with gifts of china and Quimper ware. A large recital by Miss Florence Blair’s pupils followed by a May 3 birth, plus multiple club meetings and a McLeansville wedding with Fred Pritchard and Miss Mary Fitzgerald presented in a staged ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Sunday Post
Lewis E. Bennett
High Point
Bernice H. Burgess
Rowan Avenue
Ralph. Lentz
Reba Fall
Ned Prettyman
Julia Freelong
Mary Henley Burgess
Ralph Lentz
R. H. Strayborne
J. A. Hutchins
J. L. Armstrong
G. B. Albright
J. L. Smith
T. H. Kritzer
J A. Cooke
R. W. Hutchins
B. H
Friends Church
Florence Blair
Greensboro
McLeansville
McLeansville High School
Mary Fitzgerald
Fred §. Pritchard
Jewell Ballard Williamson
Johnson
Wilson Farlow
Guilford College
Berceuse
Jocelyn
George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
Reidsville
Garland Clapp
Daniel Forsyth
Edgar Duncan
Bascom Holt
McLeans Ville
Thelma Yarbrough
Sanford
June Lineback
Guilford
Wilma Knight
Louise Ballard
B. T. Pritchard
Castoria Promises Relief for Infants and Colic
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a 30 year remedy for babies and children. It claims to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while calming feverish symptoms and aiding digestion to promote natural sleep without opioids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Clinard Leads Ticket as Bradner’s Surge Stuns Voters
In the primary, Bradner drew 919 votes while Clinard led the slate with 2 095, marking a decisive victory for Clinard over Bradner and 23 candidates. Clinard also showed further strength gains yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradner
Clinard
Davis Holds Lead With Narrow Victory In High Point Ward Race
In High Point the day ended with Davis leading Worth for mayor and Davis securing a small overall win as precinct turnout surged. Voters in the fourth ward backed the councilman win while Stanton failed to overturn Davis's southern city advantage in a high turnout election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
High Point
Conrad
Mr. Davis
Dr. Stanton
Poison and murder plan revealed in Snyder case
Witness Gray described Mrs. Snyder testing powders that made him trance like and vague for a day. He testified she planned to kill her husband by gas in September 1926 and claimed she had attempted gas killings and discussed poisoning. He recounted her nervous state and repeated statements about an “accident.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Hartford
Conn
Witness describes cross country trip with Snyder widow
Gray recounts a long October trip with Mrs. Snyder from Newark to Kingston Albany Troy Schenectady Amsterdam Syracuse and other towns. He says she talked of unhappy marriage and urged him to obtain sleeping powders while planning to kill her husband. He details her assaults and intent to poison, and her fixation on a murder plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Newburgh
N. Y
Kingston
Gray
Albany
Troy
Schenectady
Amsterdam
High Point Elects Mayor and Four Councilmen in 1927 Election
Official results certify W. A. Davis as mayor after May 3 1927 municipal vote in High Point North Carolina. Ward winners include H A Millis from First Ward Chas F Blake from Second Ward J W Clinard from Third Ward and F P Conrad from Fourth Ward with canvassing board led by J L Sechrest and J E Horney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
N. C
J. L. Sechrest
J. E. Horney
W. A. Davis
H. A. Millis
Chas. F. Blake
J. W. Clinard
F. P. Conrad
Fourth Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Commerce and
Wrenn Streets
W. L. Stamey
Penny Brothers
Vrs. Johnson
New York
R. F. J. Johnson
Ensign Johnson
Newport
Annapolis
Allred
Vers. Smith
Burrus Clintco
Raymond Smith
Burrus Clinic
Stamey
Jewelry
P.S. New Dollar Hose
Rollins
N. Main St
Low
Josephine Jackson
Miss Blair
Wright
Pattie Thomas
Rogers
Annie Rhu Stanton
Jenkins
Nancy Hill
Bliss
Frances
Marguerite Mann
Terry
Margaret Grayson
Mrs. Crosby Adams
James H. Rogers
Margaret Briggs
Williams
Seltzner
Dorothy Griffith
Carmencita
Woodrow
Goodrich
Eva Woodburn Craig
Spaulding
Ewing
Grant Schaeffer
Sara McAlister Denny
Lynes
Heller
Caroline Dalton
Leth
Wilma Rogers
the Robins
Virgil
Sweet Briar
Crawford
Mary Drew Dalton
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Kuhlau
Eleanor Stephens
Roland B. Williams
Robert Hugh
Woman's Club
Vpriday
Edith Moore
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Broadhurst
Apleansville
Martha Hanes
Winston- Salem
J. B. Caffey
J. Wesley Welborn
Reuben Alley
Greensboro College
Miss Reuben Alley
Clifton Springs
Roy Spearman
Miss. Alley
Ates
The
Bears
Stamey’s
Mothers Day
Cecil
Davis
Snyder
Dalton - Johnson
Pavia
D. A. Brapton
S. Graycon
H. A. Millie
B. H. Bradner
Climara
J. S. Worth
J. &. Sechrest
Board of Canvassers
R. L. Pickett
Quaality Shoe Story
Friendly
By Rolf H. Sechrest
Sechrest Funeral Home
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
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