Youngers Club and Social News From High Point
The Younger Business Girls Club met at the hut last evening and Mrs Price is among friends. Mrs Welborn hosted a bridge gathering at her Parkway home with plans to host again tomorrow. The Emmanuel Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at 3 with Mrs A C Hoffman. A Sheraton supper dance from 9 to 12 features the Marigold orchestra. Mrs Bowne’s health improves at St Peter's hospital. Mrs Tate travels to New York to join Mrs Cottom before returning to High Point. Mrs Dunbar hosts a faculty reception on Greensboro Avenue from 4 to 6 for Mrs Marr. The Philathea class meets Friday at 7:30 with Mr Knapp addressing the group. Myrtle Hepler marries Charles Stanley at the South Main parsonage. Eastern Star plans a Greensboro Mason's home visit next Tuesday. Ladies Aid dinner is set at First Methodist Protestant Church from 6 to 6:30. Juniors plan an elegant reception for Seniors at the Sheraton ballroom Friday. Freshmen girls' club hosts lunch at Y W C A hut with red and blue teams competing in a song and cerey program. YWCA report shows strong activity and notes changes due to operettas rehearsals for Cinder Ella in Flower Land.
Alexander Martin Chapter D A R Holds Business Meeting
A very important business session of the Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs L M H Reynolds hostess at her Steele street home. Associate hostesses were Mrs J A Austin and Mrs H C Kearns. A large attendance marked the meet ing. A report by Mrs H G Wearns of the 32nd annual congress in Washington April 16 was presented. The North Carolina flag to be presented to the high school was on exhibition. Announcements were made of the district meeting in Salisbury May 18 with headquarters at the Yadkin Hotel. Refreshments followed.
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Alexander Martin
H. G. Wearns
Washington
North Carolina
Salisbury
Yadkin Hotes
Father of Ten Children Recovers After Illness
Mr W M Slone of China Grove is proud to be father of 11 children. He suffered a breakdown and persistent stomach trouble that left him rundown and unable to work. After treatments, a change began and his health gradually improved, restoring strength and hope to his large family.
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W. M. Slone
China Grove
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Castor
Lisle
Moffitt 'S
Im. KR. Price
Guilford
Hosipital
Mrs. Welborn
Bridge
Ni' Welborn
Parkway
Bridge Anybrook
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Marigold Orchestra
A. Ki. Tate
New York
A.B. Tate
TR. T., Cottom
Mascota
Mexico
Dunbar
Clarence Dunbar
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W. M. Marr
Enapp
Phelatheas
Warald Knaap
Ariss Anpurie
Stanley
Myrtle Alite Hepler
Charles Denny Stanley
MD Aed
South Main Etreet
T. J. Rogers
Nasi Ness
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Greensboro
Suudies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ereshumen Golub
Reds
Louise Shipman
Evelyn Wool
Blues
Annie Albright
Lorraine Ellison
Iuna
Cevys
Thre YY. W. CG
B. R. Thurman
Rena Blanton
India Edmunds
Grimés Street
Elb
Ree
BP. A. RB
Dreco
Wena Ownlin
Slyfpe
Hart, Drug, Company
A. S. Caldwell
N. M. Wall of
S. H. Tomlinson
LLANS
Benefit Public Library Fund
South Main Street
Boyes
Capitol
Broadway
Matinee
Connstance Talmadge and’ Edwart Burris
Conié Talmadge
Ceain
Ming Toy
Charley Yong
Ghidam
Shangai
San Francisco
Billy Benson
Connie Talmadge
Russanic
Ftness
Fred W. Dietze
Elon Colleg
Reiting
Figt
N. C
Itional Theater
Greensboro and
Lon College
Hig
Mffein Hos
Bubana
Newralia
Red Riding Hood
Fashifmn
Red Bell Shoe Store
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R.A. Wilson
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