Wednesday Social Calendar Shows Local Club Luncheons
Social calendar lists Burbank garden luncheon at Mrs BE Jarrett’s Winston road home at 11 30 Wednesday. Contract club meets Miss Ruth Bowne at 8 00 at the Country club. Mid Week Garden Club gathers 10 am with Mrs W G Foy. Piedmont Women’s Golf Association meets Forsyth Country Club Winston-Salem 9 11 entry hours. Thursday Entre Nous Club with Mrs A E B Tate at 3 pm. Epworth League Trinity chapter election of officers at Trinity M E church. Friday King of Clubs with Mrs Jack Thomas Alberta apartments. Club of Twelve with Mrs Alvin Parker Emerywood at 8 pm. Priscilla club with Mrs B C Clark Park Way 3 30. Sorosis club with Mrs J D Mann South Main street 3 30. Saturday 3 30 A A V W meets at Mrs Henry White’s garden with Miss Pattie Jordan and Mrs E M Shipman as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Nous Club
A. E B. Tate
H Point Epworth League
Trinity Chapter
Trinity M. E. Church
King of Clubs
Jack Thomas
Alberta Apartments
Club of Twelve
Alvin Parker
Emerywood
Priscilla Club
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Sorosis Club
J. D. Mann
South Main Street
Henry White
Pattie Jordan
E. M. Shipman
White
Wilton B. Barnes
Lumberton
Edgedale Drive
J. A. Marsh
Ella Dallas
Nancy Pearl] Welborn
Hazel Shipman
Joe Smith
Mark Moore
Helen Marsh
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Annie Carter Marsh
Kat Hayworth
Alta Harper
Edith Britt
Winston-Salem
Local notices from Sedgefield and High Point events
Ill reads of Mrs Catherine Raymond at Raymond Lodge Sedgefield and a Gene Lamont Bible class meeting at 618 Willowbrook street. The United Daughters of the Confederacy benefit party is postponed to a later date at the Country Club with prizes. The T E L class meets Thursday at 7 30 at 409 Barker street. Birth announcements include Robert Charles Henderson son of G E Henderson Lynchburg Va and Edgar M Venable Jr born May 16 at Guilford General Hospital. Lottie Holden Bible class meets Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock Bridges Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
James Ryan
Parkway
Paul Myatt
John Fambrough, Jr
Mesdames
Roy Spearman
Lewis Teague
John Fambrough
Lamar McCallum
Maury Cralle
Thag West
Ed Harrison
Robert Sidloff
Jesse McMurray
Catherine Raymond
Raymond Lodge
Fritzbarry
Sedgefield
Gene Lamont
Hart
Willowbrook Street
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Country Club
J. F. Hayden
Weet ‘End Baptist Church
Maude Grogan
Barker Street
Prem
Robert Charles
G. E. Henderson
Lynchburg, Va
Henderson
Nell Jones
R. Franklin Johnson
Edgar M. Venable
Edgar M., Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Venable
Miss Ellen Shelton
Mount Airy
Lottie Holden
E. P. Holden
Bridges Street
Local Social Notes From Reidsville and Nearby
Mrs. W. H. Foy of Reidsville spent yesterday here as a guest of relatives. Lyman Redding left yesterday on a business trip to Texas. Mrs. Dillard Ragan visits New York City this week. Mrs. O. B. Bonner is in Elizabeth City visiting her mother. Mrs. A. S. Caldwell returned from Columbia and Sumter visits with Mrs. Rion McKissick and Mrs. George Dick. Mr. and Mrs. James Hardee returned to Madison, Florida after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Foy
Reidsville
Lyman Redding
Texas
Mrs. Dillard Ragan
New York City
O. B. Bonner
Elizabeth City
Wm. F., Owens
A. S. Caldwell
Columbia
Rion McKissick
Sumter
George Dick. Oe
Mrs
James Hardee
Madi— Fla
American Youth Read Real Life and Adventure More
A May 20 report notes American boys still favor Nick Carter and Horatio Alger while publishers report increased interest in real life adventure science history nature and sports. Surveys show favorites include Lindbergh Burroughs Stevens on Grey and Cooper among others with aviation and Indian topics rising in popularity. Girls meanwhile stick to romance but increasingly read mysteries and same boy author titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Carter
Horatio Alger, Jr
Jane Eads
New York
Oliver Optic
G. A. Henry
Robert Louis Stevenson
James Fenimore Cooper
Rudyard Kipling
Lindbergh
Admiral Byrd
Ralph Hubbbard
Howard Pease
Wilfred Bronson
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Boy Scout Magazine
Zane Grey
P. K. Fitzhugh
Mark Twain
Altsheler
Ralph Henry Barbour
Victor Appleton
Booth Tarkington
Miss Penn Enjoys Court Presentation in London
American debutantes and matrons in London for court presented Buckingham Palace crowds, Miss Virginia Penn of Reidsville, North Carolina, described the royal recreation as magnificent and regal. Mrs Dawes and Mrs Benjamin Thaw drew diplomatic attention, and the event left a lasting impression on the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Virginia Penn
Reidsville
N. C
Benjamin Thaw
Too Much Religion Quote In Tit Bits
A fragment from Tit-Bits notes a social dinner invitation over punctuality and grace. The exchange jests about relig ious devotion and overdoing timing as Mr and Mrs Smith are asked to dinner at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Mary
Independence Day Observed In Charlotte With Mecklenburg Signing
May 20 1776 marked by a Mecklenburg farmers’ signing hailed as first formal colonial declaration of independence. Banks and businesses closed, a parade and Independence Day oratory featured Gen. Charles P. Summerall urging preservation of the founders’ institutions and moral life for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg
Great Britain
Charles P. Summerall
United States Army
Tennessee Attorney General slips on court read
In Judge Taylor's court an injunction plea is read with a comical error. The phrase The sovereign state of Tennessee became The solvent state of Tennessee as dictated by L. D. Smith. Smith seeks the stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
L. D. Smith
Taylor
Tennessee
Smith
Spare a Copper for a Poor Man Out of Work
A brief Madrid quip contrasts a laborer asking for help with a businessman offering a half dollar. The exchange ends with the worker refusing more than the coin, reflecting urban humor of scarcity and appeals for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buen Humor
Madrid
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Miss Motsinger
Elva Motsinger
Ruby
Ernestine Hedgecock
Mrs. Reich
Barnes
Walter G. Reich
A. F. Robinette
Florence Marilyn
High Point Hospital
The
First Reformed Church
George T. Tunstall
Jones Burns
English Street
J. A. Eshelman
Mothers of Men
Herman Stevens
George Tunstal
Irene Yarnell
Yarnell
Bernard Shaw
8S. G. Daniel
Flower Mission
Burns
Claude Smith
8. C. Vincannon
Garden Club
Geddie Strickland
Good Will Garden Club
Lexington Avenue
Gordon Brewer
Floyd Wilson
R. D. Tillson
Gaston Johnson
J. W. Woollen
MR. and
Mrs. Henderson
Telbellic
Eriko
Hendrix Music Store
Moushty Boas
Gladgs Parker
Louisa M. Alcott
Miss Penn
Moore’s Book Store
Beavans
T Funeral Home
Optometry
Max Bones
N. Main
Alexander Hamilton Hotel
Toy
Gemere
United Hotels
Paterson
N.J
Alexander Hamilton
United
Philadelphia
Seattle
Wash
Worcester
Mas
Newark
N. J
Trenton
N.jharrisburg
Albany
Syracuse
N.Y
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Nerie
Akron
Ohio
Flint, Mich
Kansas City
Tucson
Ariz
San Francisco
Shreveport
New Orleans
Toronto
Windsor
Ont
Kingston
Jamal
Roosevelt Benjamin Franklin
Olympic
Bancroft
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