Social calendar notes and school tea announced
Local clubs list meetings through Wednesday and Friday including Good Will Garden Club Sigma Theta and others with hostess addresses. Also announces a mother’s tea at the high school home economics department with exhibitions of sewing and cooking by students and handicraft displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Gedie Strickland
Lexington Avenue
Sigma Theta Club
Farrell Gray
Parkway
W. c
Jones Burns
English Street
D. A. Smith
Wesley Memorial Church
Penelope Morgan
Morgan
Mary Miller Falkner
Wedding of Interest Solemnized Saturday in Greens boro
The marriage of Miss Helen Shields and Tatum Fletcher was solemnized Saturday evening May 16 at West Market Methodist Church Greens boro Reverend Grady Hardin officiated with Miss Ophelia Jernigan maid of honor and Jack ms best man. The couple will reside at 807 West College drive after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shields
Tatum Fletcher
West Market Methodist Church
Greensboro
Grady Hardin
Ophelia Jernigan
Jack Ms
High Point
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fletcher
H. D. Shields
Kernersville
Salem College
High Point College
Mr. Fletcher
W. H. Fletcher
McColl, & C
Wofford College
Kappa Sigma
Harriss-Covington Hosiery Mills
West College Drive
Presentation Ends as Refreshments Are Served
After the program, guests and teachers were presented by the circle leaders and Mise Clinard served refreshments with Mrs. Wrenn and Mrs. Moffitt assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Clinard
Wrenn
Moffitt
Nabers Family Returns from Columbia and Charleston
Dr and Mrs Charles Haddon Nabers and daughter Dorothy have returned from a visit to Columbia and Charleston. 8 C J Elwood Cox is in Richmond on a business trip. Dr F Tomlinson is a business visitor in Washington. Mrs W H Silane spends the week in New York. Miss Virginia Woodson of Richmond is visiting her father at 310 Otteray Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Charles Haddon Nabers
Dorothy
Columbia
Charleston
J. Elwood Cox
Richmond
F. Tomlinson
Washington
Mrs. W. H. Silane
New York
Virginia Woodson
Richmond, Va
A Woodson
Otterayve
Hospital group to host three state meeting in Durham
Doctors nurses and executives gather for a three state hospital meeting in Durham opening tonight. Dr L V Grady of Wilson presides as the North Carolina association leads the event with Paul H Fessler of Minneapolis addressing the closing session. Possible formation of a tri state hospital group discussed with speakers from Roanoke Charleston and other leaders on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia
L. V. Grady
Wilson
North Carolina Association
Paul H. Fessler
Minneapolis, Minn
American Hospital Association
Knowlton T. Redfield
Roanoke
Virginia Association
F. C. Bates
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina Association
Resort Hotel Ruined by Fire in Southern Pines
Fire destroyed the 25 year old Southern Pines resort hotel valued at about 200000 dollars. Firefighters from Pinehurst Aberdeen and Carthage aided the blaze which started in unknown origin and confined flames to the building. Two firefighters were slightly injured. five guests narrowly escaped with only belongings. Manager Frank Harrington declined comment on rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Aberdeen
Carthage
Frank Harrington
Harrington
Bethlehem
N. H
Speed to Rule Air RACES In Cleveland August
Speed numbers dominate plans for the National Air Races in Cleveland from August 29 to September 27. Officials expect speeds around 390 to 400 miles per hour and anticipate new racing planes reaching a midpoint between these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Cleveland
Administration Urges Against Lowering Wages
Washington May 19 The Hoover era labor policy staves off wage cuts. Secretary Doak warns that general pay reductions violate the 1929 labor industry agreement and damage confidence. Large industries hold wages steady though some smaller firms show cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doak
Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Fred C. Croxton
Green
Economic stability and colonial demographics noted in report
The report states ten years of employment and payroll reductions were normal and recent six week disputes between employers and workers were settled by reverting to old wage scales. It also notes that the depression saw fewer strikes due to an agreement between capital and labor, and cites that of over 26.9 million residents in French Indo China about 24 thousand are Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
Florence Reed Endorses Lux Soap For Youthful Complexion
Actress Florence Reed proclaims age is just a number and credits Lux Toilet Soap for keeping skin youthful. The ad touts Lux as widely used by 605 of 613 major screen actresses in Hollywood and urges readers to order multiple cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Reed
Lux
Hollywood
Shanghai
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Piedmont Women's Golf
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Forsyth Country Club
Winston- Salem
Welborn
Cecil Long
Newton
North Carolina
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
City
J. 8. Welborn
DR. Walker
Nat Walker
North Carolina State Optometric Society
Raleigh
Music-Literature Dept
Women’s Club
J. W. Mills
Hillcrest Drive
W. J. Fraley
R. I. Quigley
Harper Holliday
Reidsville
Kathleen Spain
Miss Lorton
Lillian Lorton
Herman Abels
Mrs. Abels
John Abels
C. F. Tomlinson
Homer Hudson
R. T. Amos
James Ryan
Seccles Everhart
Jack Thomas
Hee
Alberta Apartments
Club of Twelve
Alvin Parker
Emerywood
Priscilla Club
Clark
Henry White
Pattie Jordan
BE. M. Shipman
White
J. Lewis Woodson
High Point Hospital
E von
Stevens Bible
D. C. Dorsett
West Bay Street
William Retton
Clayton Lee
W.llowbrook Street
Mrs. Wrenn
M. J. Wrenn
Margaret Clark
First Baptist Church
Clinard
G. H. Jones
Laura Dodamead
A. B. Conrad
Birmingham
Ala
Bascom Hoskine
Miss Rutherford
Mary Tinnen
Washburn
Hoskins
Conrad
Wren
Just
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
South Main St
High Point, N. C
Hospital Group
Astigmatism
Max Bones
N. Main
Doak Save
Eugene
East Green St
Edna Whitaker
Miss Pearl Fulp
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