Society Events Highlight Local Club Gatherings This Week
Entre Nous hosts at Mrs A E Tate on Broad Street with rock from 8 30 to 6. Gamma Zeta Bridge at Mrs V A Idol on North Main Street. Archdale Woman’s Club meets at 2 30 with Mrs Jonathan White south of the city. Shriners convention notices and a St Mary’s Church guild meeting include plans for meals and a June gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
A. E. Tate
Broad Street
V. A. J. Idol
Gamana Zeta Bridge Club
North Mainstreet
Archdale Woman’s Club
Jonathan White
Greensboro
State Federation
Snriners
Woman’s Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Richard Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Parkway
Homer Wheeler
Euild
Shriners
Henri Turner
Washington Street
Houston Hiatt
J. G. Lambert
Norwood Powne
Lillian Turner
B. R. Thurman
M. C. Crowson
James Stewart
Studio Recital by Miss Frances Welch at Broad Street
Miss Frances Welch hosted a Treble Clef Music club informal studio party on Monday evening from 8 to 10 o clock at her Broad Street home. Junior club members from the Musical Art organization attended as guests. Baskets of roses adorned the rooms while a program on Music Form directed by Miss Clara Boyd featured Welch as assistant and included discussions of variations and several dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharyne Whitener
Treva Hedrick
Pauline Hicks
Helen Marsh
Frances Welch
Clara Boyd
Annie Carter Marsh
Vandra Ingram
Elizabeth Jones
Mary Simmons
Dorothy Hoskins
Elizabeth Oakes
Treble Clef Club
Musical Art Club
Miss Welch
Treble Cief Organization
Treble Cief Music Club
Broad Street
Foys Headed to Asheville for Paper Box Convention
Mr and Mrs W H Foy departed this morning by motor to Grove Park Inn Asheville to attend the National Paper Box Manufacturers convention. They are guests of Mr and Mrs Brattan Foy. Mrs Ida Adams of Bethel Delaware stayed four weeks with R A Loftins and returned home last night. Miss Ellen Lay of Beaufort visits her sister Miss Nancy Lay at the W G Shipman home on Gatewood Avenue and will perform tonight with the State university Playmakers at the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Foy
Asheville
National Paper Box Manufacturers
Grove Park Inn
Brattan Foy
Ida Adams
Bethel, de
R. A. Loftins
Ellen Lay
Beaufort
Nancy Lay
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
Playmakers Organization
the State University
Adrienne Branton and Horace Johnson Wed in Morristown
Announcement reports the marriage of Adrienne Branton of Morristown Tennessee to Horace Johnson on Tuesday May 2 in Morristown. Johnson is the son of Charles E. Johnson of Thomasville and the couple reside in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Branton
Morristowny
Tenn
Horace Johnson
Morristown
Johnson
Charles E. Johnson
Thomasville
Knoxville
Knox Ville
High Point Realty Transfers Lead Guilford Market
Real estate deeds filed in Greensboro record about 5000 dollars in High Point transfers yesterday. J W Johnson to R E Jones on Adame street for 1800. Frank Leak to R S McClamrock on North Spring street for 1500. C M Brown to P Barber on College avenue for 1400. Walter Blizzard to Gaston Ingram on Liberty street for 1000. L P Burns to A L Burns on North Hamilton street for 1000. Maheson Wills Real Estate to R L McClamrock on Spring street for 500. A E Fousts to Lottie May Fousts on Davis street for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Register of Deeds
R. H Wharton
Greensboro
J. W. Johnson
R. E. Jones
Adame Street
Frank Leak
R. S. McClamrock
North Spring Street
Spring Street
A. EF. Fousts
Lottie May Fousts
Davis Street
New Merit System Tests Convict Progression at Statesville
Illinois prisons superintendent John L. Whitman outlines a progressive merit system at the Statesville penitentiary near Joliet. Inmates are graded and moved through eight cellhouses, with stages from strict confinement to cottage life, parole, and freedom, reflecting two decades of psychological study by Whitman and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
John L. Whitman
Illinois
Statesville
Here
Whitman
Everett J.5.murphy
Blind man jailed for housebreaking and stabbing in Washington
In Washington North Carolina on May 9 Ben Caps a blind Black man was charged with first degree housebreaking and attempted murder after allegedly entering a sleeping woman’s room through a window and slashing her throat with a razor during a dispute with Sarah Cloges. Caps reportedly drank prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, N. C
Ben Caps
Sin Ja
Sarah Cloges
Negreg
Caps
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A patient recalls spending 1800 over seven years on physician visits and specialists, told of cancer or ulcers, then reports relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus, reduces intestinal inflammation, and addresses stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis with a money back guarantee. This Hart Drug Co and Randleman Drug Co promote the remedy in Randleman North Carolina and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Hart Drug Co
Randleman Drug Co
Randleman, N. C
An Honest Little Colonial Cottage For Small Families
A compact four room design offers a practical home for renters or small families. The article highlights economical features such as a plain hip roof, delighful win dows, six panel entrance door, built in cupboards, cross ventilation, and enamel woodwork in pine to fit a Colonial motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrance
Otto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Entre Nous
Gamma Zeta
Archdale Club
Man
Miss Clara Boyd
Jessie Kearns
Furnishing Company
Society OF Thomasville
Ae Uneeu
R. G. Tuttle
Kerners- Ville
Kerners Ville High School
Mr. Tuttle
T. B. Johnson
Main Street Methodist Church
W. A. Newell
Winston District
C. A. Julian
Barnard Vinson
Walter File
Mrs
Will File
Flossie
Bessie Swicewood
Elizabeth Fox
Clara Browne
Stewart Stone
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
City
James E. Lameth
Ollie J. Russell
Baltimore
Pearl Perry
Guilford College
Helen Tesh
Madison
Stewart Gloff
Gerald Swicegood
G. R. Hooper
Clover
S. C
Robert Rapp
Lexington
Sanford Clinard
M. L. Kesler
Wood Dorsett
Mrs. J. S. Hardaway
Emma Leigh Hoover
Helen Jones
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
Cline
Curtis Service Bureau
Clinton
the Ladies’ Store
Davis Shoe Store
White Sale
Department Store
High Point N
Allen Store
Eclipse
Lisle
Cambries
Munsingwear
Union Suits
Edwin Clapp
van Hensen
Pioneer
Belté
Oxfords
TY ‘Shoe Store
Summer Chapeaux
Milans
Loflin’s
Maus
Paris
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