Society notes mark High Point activities and plans
Local clubs meet and postpone events. F U N club gathers at Miss Clara Tayloe’s home on Green Street while Over-the-Teacups reschedules to May 18. Mrs Holton and Mrs Ring host rock tea at Oakwood Court. O E S meets at Masonic Hall with a special program and Mrs Bruce Carraway hosts a Wednesday bridge for Miss Edith Bradshaw and Mrs Holton.
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Green Street
Clara Tayloe
OY A
Tom Gilliam
C. A. Ring
Oakwood Court
Rock
Roland Tate Holton
O. BE. S
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
Bridge
Bruce Carraway
Edith Bradshaw
Roland Holton
Carraway
John Lindsay
North Main Street
D. Alor
Alexander Martin
D. A
Greensboro
Fower
Akien
High Point
Winston- Salem
Treva Hedrick
W. F. Luther
Willowbrook Street
Margaret Gurley
Miss Hedrick
Miss Gurley
June Bride Tips On Ceremony And Attire
An article outlines wedding ceremony flow and attire for June brides including procession order, altar setup, and dress elements. It notes sleeves and snug hiplines will trend into autumn, with fabric options from sheer to satin and accessories like veils and hats. It also mentions social club events featuring Dr. Koch and local visits and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durnee ‘Ceremone
Shakespearean Recital Planned by University of North Carolina
Frederick Koch head of the Carolina Playmakers lectures on Shakespeare as part of a literature course in Thomasville presented by the Society of Thomasville literature music department. The event draws large audiences and showcases Koch in a 3:30 PM recital at the Sheraton ballroom. The piece is tied to a broader cultural program and club activities in the area.
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J. P. Cook
Concord
North Carolina
Carolina
Sheraton
Mus
Woman's
Elinic
Wrier
Ben Moore
Koeh
Pia
Dr. Koch
Koch
Rrot
Frederick Koch
University of North Carolina
High Point Woman's Club
Carolina Playmakers
Woman Returns Home After Months Away
After several months away she returned to her home this past Saturday and she expects to resume her regular activities soon.
Reading woman touts Tanlac for renewed health
Miss Marguerite K. O'Leary of 1223 Chestnut Street Reading Pennsylvania reports a year of fatigue and nerves improved after taking Tanlac. She gained weight regained color and energy and praises the medicine as a big life changer. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Taniac
Marguerite K. O’leary
Chestnut St
Reading
Taniae
High Point Citizens to Attend Asheville Court for Auto Theft Case
Eleven High Point residents were summoned by Deputy Sheriff J K Wagner to travel to Asheville to testify tomorrow in the superior court trial of Lucy Lanier Worth Davis and CC Moore. The trio, white men from High Point, are accused of stealing an automobile from a garage in Asheville and transporting it to a larger garage for sale.
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High Point
J. K. Wagner
Asheville
Lucy Lanier
Worth Davis
Moore
James Slade Sentenced to Road Work in Guilford County
James Slade, described as negro, was found guilty by Judge Walter Royal in municipal court of larceny for stealing cigars and cigarettes from a High Point grocery. He was sentenced to 60 days on road improvement work for Guilford County.
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James Slade
Walter Royal
Guilford County
Slade
High Point
W. le. Haley
Ienry Smith
Smith
Capias
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Houston Hiatt
Elizabeth Bowne
B. R. Thurman
Jis
Ragan
Charles Ragan
Hamilton Street
Hiness
Clara Boyd
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Musical Art Club
Frances Welch
Steve Chips
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Musicas
Estherius
Crutia’ Ridge
Tloreba Cable
Adeton Dugeing
Jadys Masapy
Rutackidge
Ay Sprinith Omke
Hrina Barbery
Herbert Wood
Pink Jackson
Herbert Crissman
Arvel Thompson
Len Ridge
Columbia University
New York
Hazel
Irma Hogan
Odessa Rice
Kent Nance
Pauline
Eugenia Miller
Statesville
Mary Stallings
Jesse Green
Charles Tugele
Ashboro
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Mrs. W. J. Morton
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Moffitt
Society OF Thomasville
Lexington
Girtha Stone
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J. Randall Stone
Thomasville
Kate Campbell Johnson
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville Woman’s Club
Carrie Erwin
Blanche Firwin
George Thompson
Miss Erwin
Maiden
Reidsville
Gladys Boyce
Sarah Woo
Paul Hoover
D. E. Hoover
Mrs. Crawley Henderson
Winston-Salem
Helen Jones
Draper
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Cleary
Breodineg,a
Peggy
Alexander
Eresy
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Onyx
Iosiery
Lisle
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Edwin Clapp
van Hensen
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