Society events and club meetings a busy town calendar
Executive Wo man's club to meet at Elk's home 2 45 PM with regular meeting at 3 PM electing delegates to State convention. Junior class of High Point high school to receive proceeds from a moving picture sale tonight at the auditorium featuring Miss Mary Pickford in Daddy Leggs with shows at 7 30 and 9 o'clock. Mission Study class at Wesley Memorial church met Monday evening with Mrs Thur lough Kearns hosting on East Russell street. Discussion covered spending habit from the new mission book. Sixteen members attended. Wo man's guild of St Mary's Church met Monday afternoon with Mrs J G Lambert on North Main street for mission Survey study and bazaar box preparations with tea served. Participants listed include Mrs Houston Hiatt Mrs Ed Parker Mrs R F J Johnson Miss Smily Lambert Miss Corinna Lambert Mrs George Burns Mrs Beverly Thurman Mrs P M Derrick Mrs Grace Bedford Mrs L C Ford Mrs Emma Bean Mrs James Stewart Mrs Clarence Crowson and Rev Thomas Trott. News of Mrs Margaret Busbee Shipp Raleigh's noted short story writer returning after a fourteen months continental and English trip. Seven months spent with her sons Captain William Shipp and Captain Fabius Shipp at Antwerp and Rome. The remainder of the journey not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Mary Pickford
Wesley Memorial Church
Thurlough Kearns
East Russell Street
Charles Ragan
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Church
J. G. Lambert
North Main Street
Houston BR. Hiatt
Ed Parker
R. F. J. Johnson
Smily Lambert
Corinna Lambert
George Burns
Beverly Thurman
P. M. Derrick
Grace Bedford
L. C. Ford
Emma Bean
James Stewart
Clarence Crowson
William Bass
Thomas Trott
Raleigh
Margaret Busbee Shinp
North Carolina
Shipp
Continent
England
William Shipp
Fabius Shipp
Antwerp
Romaine
High Point Club Plans Campaigns and Meetings Across City
The High Point Business and Professional Women’s club will meet at the YWCA to discuss the forthcoming campaign by the local Young Women’s Christian Association starting May 23. Three national workers will address the gathering, with Miss Lillian Massey presiding and outlining the business women's role. A second report covers the Woman’s Club music-literature department finalizing 1921-22 plans and a Wrightsville Beach convention delegate election with hotel rates cited for travelers. The text also notes a North Carolina Women’s Training Camp tour by Mrs. T W Bickett and a postponed Men’s Club meeting at St Mary’s Episcopal Church with an illustrated photography talk. A May Festival titled A Garden of Fairies and Flowers is planned for May 21, with detailed dress, props and a large cast of local society members performing on the Terry home lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Business Women’s Committee
Lillian Massey
Business Club
Wrightsville
Woman’s Club
Elks
High Point Club
Wrightsville Beach
Oceanic
Hanover Inn
Parsley Cottage
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Chamber of Commercce
Chamber of Commerce
Isaac Fidler
L. C. Ford
R. B. Terry
Esther Minard
Fever Tonic Ad Warns Against Imitations
An advertisement proclaims that 666 Fever Tonic has more imitations than any rival product but asserts consumers prefer the genuine article. The note emphasizes authenticity and urges buyers to avoid counterfeit versions.
Women’s club schedule and meetings listed for week
Tuesday events include the Women's Christian Temperance Union with Mrs Walter White and Mrs J A Eshelman at Johnson street and a separate 8 30 gathering with Mrs Alvin Parker on Hamilton street. Wednesday calls for Woman’s club delegates and literature music sessions at South Main, with other clubs delayed by illness. Thursday features Duplicate Bridge Luncheon with Mrs Otis Mendenhall and Beta Pi session with Miss Louise Ingram, while Friday notes Philomathean Club at YWCA East Green street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Walter White
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
National
W. B. Griffin
Eshelman
An & Club
Alvin Parker
Hamilton Street
Cy Wheeler
High Point Business and
Robert Amos
Amos
Dan W. Smith
Woman’s Club
Elks
Woman's Club
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Duplicate Bridge
Otis Mendenhall
Gatewood — Avenue
Louise Ingram
Elm Street
Entre Nous Club
Philomathean Club
W. CC
A. Hut
East Green Street
Personal visitors tour Greensboro and High Point area
J L Essenger of Atlanta and J E Woodard of Baltimore are in High Point today on business. Miss Thelma Wineskie visited Greensboro yesterday. Mrs Lillian Turner left Sunday for Baltimore after visiting Mr and Mrs W L Tabb on the Parkway. T J Gold was a professional visitor in Greensboro on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Essenger
Atlanta
High Point
J. E. Woodard
Baltimore
Lillian Turner
W. Lewis
Parkway
T. J. Gold
Greensboro
Abandon Food Control in Bolshevist Russia Reported
A Berlin telegram cites Lenines move away from food control as too late to ease famine in Petrograd. Letters from a long resident family describe scarce shops, peasant distrust, and failed requisitioning. Free trade promises arrive amid ruined transport and crippled rail links to grain districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lenine
Petrograd
Russia
The Dog Came Back
Rear Admiral G H Barrett recovered a valuable spaniel after it was stolen in Shanghai. A Chinese thief, a shop keeper, and the shop keeper’s friend were fined ten dollars each in court, and the dog was returned to the admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
G. H. Barrett
Americans Endow French Art Bursaries Named For Frick Joffre
Paris April 29 Madame George Blumenthal announces two new bursaries under the American foundation for French art and thought. Each provides 12 000 francs yearly from invested funds. One supports painting in Henry Frick's name the other honors science as the Joffre bursary. Marshal Joffre was informed of the extension of the foundation's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Blumenthal
American Foundation For French Art and Thought
Henry K. Frick
Greenv ille Broadens Reach on Acquaintance Tour
One hundred twenty Greenville business leaders tour South Carolina on a private train under the Young Men’s Business League banner. The group plans visits to races and cities to boost Greenvill e commerce and general business. A stray note mentions the Mongolian camel’s poisonous breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
8. C
South
Carolina
Young Men’s B Business League
Greenvic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elk’s
Woman's Guild
Y. W.C. A. Campaign
Robert H. Sechrest
Willis Slane
T. W. Bickett
United States Training Corps Camp For
Asheville
Bickett
B. W. Griffin
Raleigh Woman's Club
Vera King
Evelyn Boyd
C. G. Dickerson
Samuel Davis, Jr
Thelma Wineskie
Mary Pole
Joses
Margaret Hauser
Ernestine Hayes
Ella Burton Hutchinson
Helen Marsh
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Thelma Cummings
Elizabeth Reitzel
Violets
Clara Case Ingram
Elizabeth Adams
Annie Robbins
Mary Elizabeth Harlee
Flora Sue Clark
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Dorothy Lee Rankin
Marizolds
Mary Drew Dalton
Velva Hayden
Caddie Dalton
Eloise Ingram
Mary P. Pellock
Doris Allen
Sarah M. Denny
Helen Jones
Lucy Hayes
Margaret Allen
Edna Lindsay
Nancy Carr Terry
Dorothy Holt
Nell Adams
Alice McRate Caldwell
Elizabeth Jones
Alberta Wineskie
Princess
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Prince
Hazel Shipman
Marion Shipman
Betsy Durland
Dorothy Kirkman
Grace M. Hutchinson
Louise Salsbury
Ruth Eleanor Idol
Adelaide McAnnally
Joseph
Maline
Klub Kalendar
David Reece
the Children of the American Revolution
George W W. Sadder
Moffitt
Admiral Perry
Birmingham
Southern Railway System
Thomasville
Lexington
Salisbury
Concord
Charlotte
N. C
Gastonia
Blacksburg
NW. O
Frisco
Memphis
Dnsc
C. Ee
Birmingham, Southern Railway
Meridian
Miss
Vicksburg
Miss. A
A. Mm
P.m. A.m
Columbus, Ga
Rome
Chattanooga
Tenn
Macon
H. D. Saunders
Ticket Agt
High Point, N
Gilmers
Madame Blumenthal
Monsieur le Marechal
Lapert Shoe Fitters
Quality Shoe Store
Quality Shoes
E. P. Reid
J. and
T. Cousin
N.C. Public Service Co
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