Births and Society Notes From Local Union
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wagner announce the birth of a daughter Esther Louise on May 4 at 515 Flint Street Mrs. Wagner before marriage Miss Oka Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jones announce Marjorie Sue born May 6 at 1400 Franklin Street Mrs. Jones is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gardner of Ellenboro. Mrs. Neese improved after operation at High Point Hospital, expected home soon. Ladies Aid Society of Main Street Methodist Church set a food sale May 11 near Economy drug store with cakes custards cold slaw potato salad tea and sandwiches. Hazel Askew hosts a birthday party with games music and cake. Wallburg juniors hold a weiner roast at old rock quarry with several named attendees. Beta Pi club hosted by Mrs S. C. Kirkman with bridge and a salad course. Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed luncheon and games at Mrs Harry Raymond's home. Wesley Memorial Methodist auxiliary meeting featured reports on Western North Carolina Missionary Conference with remarks on growth and next conference to be held in High Point in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. G. Wagner
Esther Louise
Flint Street
W. D. Jones
Marjorie Sue
Franklin Stret
Jones
The
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Main Street
M. E. Church
Economy Drug Store
8S. C. Kirkman
Beta Pi
Monthieu Avenue
Harold Bennett
W. T. Powell
John Peacock
J. I. Groome
Delk Smith
Ben Moore
Everett Marsh
Garnet Pol
Comer Covington
Charles Kephart
W. B. Thomas
Violet Johnson
Katherine Raymond
Dillard Ragan
Tom Kearns
Laurance Ingram
C. F. Tomlinson
C. M. Hauser
Carter Dalton
T. J. Gold
O. B. Mendenhall
Hiram Armentrout
J. E. Hardee
Madison, Fla
Women's Missionary Conference
Western North Carolina
Hoke Bullard
J. W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Fred P. Ingram
Auxiliary
L. R.terry
Visitors and Travels Include Greensboro and Chapel Hill
Mrs. A. H. Maynard was a visitor to Greensboro yesterday. Thomas Gold Jr. is spending several days in Chapel Hill with university friends. Mrs. W. J. Fraley returns from Statesville to visit her mother Mrs. George Ford. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kearns Jr. of Washington arrive to spend days with Mrs. Kearns Sr. J. C. Plumner is improving after an operation at High Point hospital. Miss Lucy Neal Carr Elizabeth Hayden and Ruth Moffitt spent yesterday in Greensboro. Nina Leonard leaves to be house mother at the Lutheran Orphans Home in Salem Virginia. Mrs. Ed Kearns returns from Statesville to assist her ill aunt Mrs. Alexander. she is slightly improved. Mrs. Norman Fidler and children Betty Rowland and Norman Bruckshaw depart for New York to visit Isaac Fidler then will sail to England on the S S Albert for summer. J K Bivens leaves for Arcadia Florida for his brother H J Bivens funeral. A month after the brother’s death, Mrs. Margaret Griffin died April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Neese
High Point Hospital
Ed Kearns
Statesville
Mrs. Alexander
Alexander
Norman Fidler
Betty Rowland
Norman Bruckshaw
New York
Isaac Fidler
S. S. Albert
England
J. K. Bivens
Arcadia
Fla
H. J. Bivens
Mr. Bivens
Margaret Griffin
Burnham S Colburn Speaks at University Chapel Hill
Burnham S Colburn of Asheville, noted engineer and banker, spoke to the William Cain student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers about the Quebec bridge across the St Lawrence river, described as the largest cantilever bridge in the world. The London County Council employs 3,000 charwomen to keep schools clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
London County Council
Hedgecock will disposes of large Davidson estate in 50 000 value
The will of J. F. Hedgecock a well known Abbotts Creek farmer was probated in Davidson county. It disposes of an estate valued at 50000 including 88 acre home place and 100 acre and 114 acre tracts. Widow Mrs Mary Frances Hedgecock two sons and two daughters named as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. F. Hedgecock
Abbotts Creek Township
Superior Court
Davidson County
Abbots Creek Township
Mary Frances Hedgecock
Davidson Confederate Veterans Meet in Lexington Today
Civil war survivors from Davidson county gather for their annual reunion in Lexington with an officer election for the A. A. Hill camp in the Baraca room of the First Methodist church at 11 am. A sumptuous dinner followed, served by the Robert E. Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Gray
Davidson County
A. A. Hill
Baraca
First Methodist Church
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neese
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hazel Askew
Wallburg
Wallburg High School
Old Rock
Winston-Salem
High Point Road
Margaret Stevens
Avis Motsinger
Lillian Calloway
Annie Clodfelter
Bessie Mae Lambeth
Pattie Dimmette
Chester Spurgeon
Charlie Willard
Grady Robbins
Elwood Craven
Calvin Johnson
Marles Tuttle
John Clay Farrabee
Mrs. Kirkman
Duplicate Bridge Club
Harry Ray
Wesley Memorial
Shades
New Today
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
A. H. Maynard
Greensboro
Thomas Gold, Jr
University
Crags
Spiier
W. J. Fraley
George Ford
H. C. Kearns, Jr
Washington
J. C. Plummer
Lucy Neal Carr
Elizabeth Hayden
Ruth Moffitt
Nina Leonard
Fritzi Freeze
Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Salem
Aiseeeeak
Ckiffors
Phillipe Et Gastonia
Burnham S. Colburn
Texas
Davidson's Confederate Veterans Meeting
Richard
Mary Jo Brown
Corsicana
University of Texas
Nancy Minor
Galveston
Cactus
I. Miller
Golden Arrow
Uwuality Shoe Store
Mack’s Boot Shop
Brown Hilt Shoe Store
Buster Brown
South Main Street
J. B. Johnson
Mgr
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