Birth announcements and club notices fill High Point page
The page lists multiple birth announcements including William Carey Jr and Arnold Lee, moves to a new home on Edgedale drive, and several illness recoveries. It also covers church and club meetings such as St Marys Guild, Green Street YWCA, Wesley Memorial classes, a Girls Guild lecture on Egypt and Mesopotamia, and the Ladies Aid Society gathering. The page notes social visits, upcoming weddings, and a Birth Day Party at the First Presbyterian church with a Korea mission offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Guild
Nelson Schlegel
Egypt
Mesopotamia
First Presbyterian Church
Kwangju
Korea
Cable Circle
W. E. Herndon
C. W. Perry
W. A. Sides
W. E. Snow
8. M. Baylor
R. L. Waynick
Weddings, society notes and club events fill page
A long society column details weddings at York and of Cassie Pell and John R. Worrell, church activities at Green Street and First Presbyterian, missionary circle meetings, Beta Pi bridge results, and a Women’s Missionary Society event. Also reports plan calls for a Folk Craft talk, a Memorial Day poppy drive, and a York wedding guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Pell
John R. Worrell
Worrell
H. J. Pell
Barker Street
Dora
Local Gossip Notes from Fayetteville Area Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Murchison Walker of Fayetteville visit Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Snow on South Main street. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Snow are sisters. The Groome and Kephart couples attended the Virginia Carolina game in Greensboro yesterday. Mrs. W. T. Powell and daughter Eleanor visit Aberdeen with Mrs. Frank Shamburger. The Rochelles head to Lake Waccamaw with son Tal. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Barber and family depart for Lake Junaluska for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchison Walker
Fayetteville
R. E. Snow
South Main Street
Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Snow
Irvin Groome
Charles Kephart
Greensboro
W. T. Powell
Eleanor
Aberdeen
Frank Shamburger
W. A. Barber
Lake Junaluska
Former Students Return for Oak Ridge Anniversary Event
Oak Ridge May 14 former students plan to attend May 20 ceremonies at Oak Ridge Institute for the 75th anniversary reunion. President Whitaker will host. Rev. C R Cody of Darlington S C will preach the annual sermon. Examinations begin May 17 and the annual debate between the literary societies is set for May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Institute
Whitaker
C. R. Cody
Darlington
S. C
Fort Carolina school marks 75 years of uninterrupted sessions
The article notes that Oak Ridge Institute is the only preparatory school in Fort Carolina with 75 years of continuous sessions on its original site except during the civil war. Thursday night hosts the oratorical contest and Friday May 20 features alumnae leading most exercises with brief addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Institute
Fort Carolina
National Council of J C U A M10 Meet Here June 3
National council officers of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will convene at the Sheraton hotel for a two day conference starting June 8. About thirty national figures will attend including Thos H Walters E A Llewellyn J D Tunison James L Wilmeth Charles Reimer and others. They will visit the Lexington orphanage home now under construction and planned to serve 1 200 children with a million dollar project completed. Local members are arranging the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
United American Mechanics
Sheraton Hotel
Order
Thos, H. Walters
Philadelphia
E. A. Llewellyn
Cincinnati
J. D. Tunison
New York
James L. Wilmeth
Charles Reimer
W. A. Cooper
R. M. Kendall
W. Scott Hobbs
C. M. Prater
National
Inside Sentinel
James M. Cummings
Outside
Herbert H. Hunter
Tiffin
Ohio
Lexington
High Point Student Substitutes for St Marys May Day Dance
Due to Miss Margaret Montgomery's illness, Miss Isobel Baylor of High Point stepped in to perform the May Day dance at St. Mary's festival. She learned the routine quickly and executed it beautifully, impressing onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News and Observer
High Point
Margaret Montgomery
St. Mary’s
Isobel Baylor
City to weigh Know Your City plan to boost High Point
William S Wilder and J S Elberg meet with chamber of commerce Real Estate board and civic clubs at the Commercial club to discuss launching a Know Your City campaign in High Point. The effort mirrors a Norfolk program with moving pictures and talks to educate citizens and attract outside interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Wilder
W. S.S. Wilder
J. $. Elberg
Academy of Music
Norfolk
Chamber of Commerce, Real Estate Board
Civic Clubs
High Point
Wilder
Mr. Elberg
Mary Parker Dies in Raleigh After Illness
Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker of High Point died at a Raleigh hospital yesterday afternoon after several weeks illness. Born March 5, 1887 in Winston-Salem, she was the daughter of the late Rev. J. Robert Parker and Josephine Pegram Parker. She lived most of her life in Winston-Salem and belonged to Central Friends church. Surviving are a stepmother Mrs J Robert Parker Asheville six brothers J M Parker Washington DC H W Parker Ashevi le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Parker
High Point
Raleigh
Miss Parker
Winston-Salem
J. Robert
Josephine Pegram Parker
Central Friends Church
J. Robert Parker
Asheville
J. M. Parker
Washington, D. C
H. W. Parker
Ashe
Appliqued Trimmings Highlight Fabrics and Hats
Appliqued work dominates trims with velvet and chiffons plus georgette and satin. Velvet appliqued flowers appear on hats and straw hats also feature flower trims.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Bulla
William Carey, Jr
Meert Priday
Club of Twelve
Jd. A. Morris
Roland Park
Bytha Moseley
Mrs
Lee Montsinger
Arnold Lee
Mrs. Bolton
Roland Holton
Edgedale Drive
Miss Smith
Mary Hester Smith
Guilford General Hospital
ST. Mary's Guild
E. J. Payne
R. H. Wheeler
Green Street
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Johnson
Violet Johnson
Thurston Street
Miss Glenn
Wedleroy Harnhardt
Margarett Glenn
Honolulu
Hawaii
el Paso
Texas
Lloyd
Lexington Avenue
LeRoy Earnhardt
Mr. F Earnhardt
Hawaiian Islands
Woman’s Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Louis Voorhees
Mrs. Williams
Bernard Williams
Bernard Williams, Jr
Culpepper
Williams
Louise Holton
Jugtown Pottery
American Homes Department
Flapper
Fanny
Peg
U.S
Pat Ore
NEA Service, Inc
Miss Robbins
Claude Hartsell
York, C
Dollie Robbins
Hartsell
J. S. Robbins
West Russell Street
Worrell-Pell
Stamney’s
Dalton - Johnson
Missionary Circle
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Green Street Baptist Church
R. D. Fowler
Greensboro Road
M. C. Culler
D. T. Anderson
Mary Washburn
D. P. Mobley
F. P. Conrad
D. T. Andrews
East Russell Street
Mrs. Mann
Esberra Club
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
T. A. Kay
Charleston
W. Va
T. B. Earle
Genevieve Moore
Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
M. T. Hicks
Marigold Cabin
Oteen
Bennett
Harold Bennett
Woodbrook Court
John Peacock
Paul TenHoopen
Walter Thomas
Shubal Kirkman
Wade Marsh
Tom Powell
Delk Smith
Robert Cottam
Ben Moore
Jesse Harris
Mary Moye Carper
Phil Warner
Thurman Williams
Farrell Gray
Richard Reitzel
Jack Grubb
William Simmons
Charles Holton
Friends Church
Becker
Bibl
Stebbings
Visito Washington
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Caroleen Lambeth
Lucille Sherrod
Margaret Copeland
Kinston
National Park Seminary
Alberta Wineskie
Rankin
First Presbyterian
Lemare
Serre Ery Ashford
Amos Urenes
Watts
Stern
Sullivan
Wallace
Jesus
Prienees
Delbruck
Bartlett
Hyman
Borthwick
Woodman
Pat
P. S
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
T. V. Rochelle
Tal
Lake Waccamaw
National Council OF J. C. UA
Miss Baylor
Lilly Damita
Paris
Quality Shoe Store
Mary Parker
W. Russel St
Cecil
Wagger
Atrl
America
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