High Point social notes celebrate two brides to be
A large High Point event honored Misses Berta Lindsay and Aileen Pitts with a pink and white bridal party at Mrs. W. P. Ragans home on High Street. The afternoon featured rock games, judging of a tie for brides bouquet, and a formal reception with pink carnations, roses, and garlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ingram
Berta Lindsay
Linnie Mann
Clara Stanton
Aileen Pitts
Chare Long
Social Service Department
Ellis
E. P. Parker
J. Allen Austin
Rock
J. &. Kirkman
H. A. Millis
W. A. Sample
D. M. Pollock
W. P. Ragan
High Street
Minnie Alexander
Ragan
Brevard Nixon
Charlotte
William Ragan
Lindsay
Pitts
Bessie Pitts
Percy Kirkman
Clara Harmon
Edward Gurley
H. S. Cotfield
Frank Ogburn
Miss May Kirkman
Miss Pitts
G. H. Wearns
Berta’ Lindsay
Lingjie Mann
Pinnick of Wilson
Edith Bradshaw
Helen Brockett
I. Irvin Paylor
Nellie Dundas
C. A. Smith
A. J. Owen
W. Ek. Snow
P. H. Hardy
Gurney Briggs
KK. P. Parker
Gilbert Clark
W. C. Reavens
George Matton
Dallas Zollicoffer
Frank Gurley
James Hardee
Harry Raymond
Annie Ragan Armfield
Jas. Lynch
Daisy Page Walker
Belvin Harmon
Mrs. Brevard Nixon
North Main Street
C. T. Ingram
J. Ed. Millis
Robert Brockett, Jr
Fred Ingram
Lillie Wave Baker
Vantine
Springfield Community Forms Organized Band
Springfield south of town organizes a well run band led by Ed Millican. Members include Hall Reddish Robert Reddish Willie Giles Linville Walton Junius Wollen Rufus Brown Jim Weaver Will Evans Weaver Hussey Leon Millican George Baker Ernest Baker William Johnson Jesse Hayworth Vernie Hayworth Roy Jones and others. The group meets twice weekly at Springfield school and plays at box parties meetings and demonstrations enhancing local social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ed Millican
Hall Reddish
Robert Reddish
Willie Giles
Linville Walton
Junius Wollen
Rufus Brown
Jim Weaver
Will Evans
Weaver Hussey
Leon Millican
George
Ernest Baker
William Johnson
Jesse Hayworth
Vernie Hayworth
Jeffrey
Roy Jones
St Marys High Point Becomes Parish in Diocese Change
The St Marys church mission in High Point was elevated to a parish by the diocese at a Greensboro session. The church will now be governed locally by a rector and vestry, reducing diocesan control. The vestry includes Dr H B Hiatt A S Hallstrom H S Coffield C C Prince and M C Crowson who also serves as treasurer. A parish meeting will follow the eight oclock service Friday with reports from Rev L W Blackwelder and A S Hallstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
Carrick
L. W. Blackwelder
Greensboro
State Council
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
Salisbury
M. C. Crowson
Almira Whitehurst
State Council of the
Bruce H. Carraway
Winston
Helen Wicker
Whitt
Rankinstret
Concord
BE F. Pepper
Thomasville
Jewel Parkin
Trinity
High Point
Olin Jarrett
Mollie Lowe
J. S. Wynne
Raleigh
W. F. Brookshire
W. D. Simmons
Nettie Jones
Olive Paschal
BE. C. Caldwell
Faculty of Theological Seminary Union
Richmond, Va
PY .Bigwel
Council
A. S. Hallstrom
H. S. Coffield
C. C. Prince
High Point Manufacturers Attend Southern Furniture Meet in Salisbury
High Point figures including F N Tate A E Tate O E Kearns J T Ryan S L Davis Hurley Davis and Capt Rankin left at noon for Salisbury to attend the Southern Furniture Manufacturers association quarterly gathering held at the Empire hotel. J T Ryan serves as secretary treasurer and J R Finley as president. Freight rate discussions were on the agenda. C B Overman resigns as district manager of Metropolitan and takes a new manager role at Jefferson Standard Life, with High Point as headquarters for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Salisbury
F. N. Tate
A. E. Tate
O. E. Kearns
J. T. Ryan
S. L. Davis
Hurley Davis
Capt. Rankin
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Empire Hotel
Asociation
J. R. Finley
North Wilkesboro
C. B. Overman
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Mr. Overman
Some Wind
Two elderly Scots argue about a gusty day. One recalls wind so strong the crows took three hours to fly from the field. The other jokes the wind was so fierce the crows walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Statesville College Commencement Honors Graduates
Statesville female college held its commencement with prayer by Rev L Moore. Elizabeth Brewer delivered the salutatory. Pauline Smith gave the valedictory. diplomas and special awards were presented to Elizabeth Brewer, Pauline Smith, Wille Hines, Laura McMurray, Carrie Mae Watts, Meredith Bell Cochrane, Catherine Garth, Ruth Sadler, Ivey Sherrill, Edith McLaughlin, and Laura McMurray received specific honors. Dr Scott received a faculty gift. Prof J M Moore attended trustees meetings before assuming presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Moore
Taylorsville
Elizabeth Brewer
Myrtle Becker
Sparta
Scott
Elizabeth Srewer
Pauline Smith
Statesville
Wille Hines
Stony Point
Laura McMurray
Lancaster
Lillie Flemming
Elmwood
Cary Carrick Graduates With Two Degrees At Wake Forest
Cary Carrick of High Point earns a bachelor of arts and a master of arts at Wake Forest University this week. After graduation he will join his brother Dee Carrick and sister Miss Stevens Carrick at Cornell to study this summer and the next college year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Carrick
High Point
Wake Forest
Mr. Carrick
Dee Carrick
Miss Stevens Carrick
Cornell
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Millis
H. D. Sears
Dallas ‘Ollicoffer
Robert Morrow
George Matton, Jr
Robert Brockett,Jr
I. S. Tomlinson
C. &. Tomllinson
G. W. Car
L. L. Winder
Elizabeth City
Lowe
Thomas Carrick
Wake Forest College
Allen’s
Statesville College
Statesville Fe
Male College
J. M. Moore
Dr. Scott
South Carolina
Enterprise
High Point Buggy Co
Mann Wrug Company
Matton Drug Company
Matton’s
Wexler Avenue
Roland Park
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Martha Washington
North State Telephone Co
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