Reception Honors Mrs Sample and Miss Stanton at Millis Home
A two hour reception hosted by Mrs H A Millis honored Mrs W A Sample of Statesville and Miss Clara Stanton. The hall library dining and receiving rooms were decorated in red pink yellow with roses carnations sweet peas and smilax. Guests included Mrs J J Farriss Mrs T J Gold Mrs E S Hutchinson and many local residents with about two hundred ladies calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
W. A. Sample
Statesville
Clara Stanton
J. J. Farriss
T. J. Gold
E. S. Hutchinson
WV. A. Sample
W. H. Ragan
J. Ed. Millis
Linnie Mann
Aileen Pitts
Berta Lindsay
C. F. Tomlinson
George Matton, Jr
James Lynch
Gilbert Clark
W. G
Rilbert Clark
Clara Steele
Emily Brooks
Matherine Harmon
Charles Long
Ams
Bascom Hoskins
Will Snow
Edith Bradshaw
Robert Bencini
Dallas Zollicoffer
Clara Harmon
Millias
Asheville social notes and Greensboro party roundup
Mrs Weeber from Asheville returns home after visiting Mrs P C McIntyre. KE EF Hulick a High Point Buggy Co traveling salesman is in town on business. Sird S Coler is in town today. Mrs William Spicer of Goldsboro attended a rock party given by Mrs Fred Odell at her North Elm Street Greensboro home. Julius Smith of Roberson Earnhardt and Smith received his bachelor of laws from Wake Forest College. Mr Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert T. Rowe
Mt. Airy
Theodore
Bascom Hoskins
Brookridge Farm
Hoskins
W. A. Sample
Statesville
High Point
H. A. Millis
Washington, D. C
T. E. Anderson
Julius Smith
Roberson, Earnhardt and Smith
Wake Forest College
Mr. Smith
The Black Draught Endorsed for Indigestion in Madison Heights
A Madison Heights reader praises Thedford's Black Draught for indigestion and stomach trouble claiming it made him feel renewed after a few days. The ad touts 75 years of proven success and notes the medicine is safe, pleasant, and gentle with no bad after-effects for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Heights
Chas. A. Ragland
Thedford
Lexington Social Events Of Interest In Past Week
In Lexington Mrs Oscar Moffitt of High Point hosted gatherings for Misses Pearle and Rosa Moffitt on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons on Second Avenue. Guests included Miss Clara Armstrong of Gastonia and many locals. Embroidery and Young People's Bridge clubs met with desserts, bouquets, and chat, while the Embroidery club and others shared refined conversation and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Oscar Moffitt
High Point
Pearle
Rosa Moffitt
Second Avenue
W. L. Crawford
Mesdames
J. F. Ward
E. H. Goelz
H. M. Ulmer
J. C. Hicks
Clarence Grimes
W. Cripliver
J. T. Lowe
W. H. Walker
J.P. Tatum
Critz
Ford Watson
Mesdames J. H. Thompson
Earl B. Craven
Pattie Sue Smith
Mrs Matton Recovers Sits Up During Hospital Stay
Mrs George Matton has been well enough to sit up for a short time pleasing her High Point friends who have followed her hospital news with interest during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matton
Peeler Couple and Young Attend North Carolina Classis Meeting
Rev and Mrs L A Peeler and J R Young depart on No 21 to attend the North Carolina Classis of the Reformed Church in the United States meeting opening in Newton tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Peeler
J. R. Young
North Carolina
the Reformed Church In the
United States
Newton
Social Events Highlight Thomasville Week festivities
Thomasville hosts a week of social gatherings led by Mayor and Mrs Grifith with Miss Margaret Cates and M B Hite as guests of honor. A bridge and rock evening ends with a late luncheon as roses decorate the rooms and guests depart reluctantly. A Tuesday Afternoon Book Club and Chautauqua Circle meetings feature floral touches, art topics, and child development discussions with refreshments and readings. Invitations announce two June brides Mrs F S Lambeth and Miss Ella Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Margaret Cates
M. B. Hite
Zed Grifith
J. L. Armfield
B. Newby
C. G. Hill
J. A. Morris
Robert Louis Stevenson
James Whitcomb Riley
Eugene Field
Margaret Hoover
Federation
Goldsboro
C. L. Harris
T. F E. Jennings
J. W. Peacock
W. H. Peace
M. N
Class Day Exercises Open Wake Forest Start
A large High Point audience gathered for the class day exercises of the 1915 class. Thirty five graduates presented orations poems and songs with salutations, class history, and prophecies as Wake Forest College President Dr. W. L. Poteat delivered the commencement address. The event showcased student donors, marshals, and a ceremonial program led by Sidney Perry and Thelma Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Smith
Baltimore
W. L. Poteat
Wake Forest College
High Point
Lincoln Literary Society
Miss Blair
Sidney Perry
Thelma Waters
Miss Waters
Hubert Gurley
David Cauble
Ray Burgess
Samuel Willis
Clara Gurley
Earl Smith
Neilie Muse
Bessie Tate
Elizabeth Harris
Charlotte Perry
Ninna Barnes
Katherine Harmon
Early Younts
Harold Womble
Lawrence Ingram
William Simmons
Richard Reitzel
Lawrence Cannon
No Services at City Churches Tomorrow
All city churches will have no morning or evening services tomorrow due to a commencement sermon by Rev. L. B. Smith of Baltimore and a literary address by President W. L. Poteat of Wake Forest college. Sunday schools will meet at usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
L. B. Smith
Baltimore
W. L. Poteat
Wake Forest College
Baltimore clergyman to deliver High Point baccalaureate
Rev. Leonard B. Smith D D of Baltimore preaches the 11 oclock commence ment sermon at the school auditorium. He is pastor of Christchurch Baltimore and editor of the Young People s column for the Methodist Protestant church and holds degrees from St Johns Maryland Westminster Theological Seminary and Western Maryland College. High Point expects a large congregation for the baccalaureate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Smith
D. D
Baltimore
High Point
Methodist Protestant Church
General Methodist Protestant Church
St. John’s College
Maryland
Westminster Theological Seminary
Western Maryland College
Dr. Smith
Doctor Duncan Leaves for Sparta for Short Vacation
Dr. G. Y. Duncan, recuperating from a prolonged illness, departed at noon for Sparta, his boyhood home. He plans a vacation of about two weeks before resuming his medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Y. Duncan
Sparta
Glenholm Sunk By German Submarine Off Berehaven
The British sailing ship Glenholm was sunk 15 miles off Berehaven Ireland after being intercepted by a German submarine. The crew abandoned ship and were landed at Berehaven. The vessel, en route from Chile to Liverpool, carried a cargo of nitrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berehaven
Irland
Glenholm
Chile
Liverpool
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Edgar Webb
Asheboro
J.J. Hamlin
Greensboro
Bruce Craven
Trinity
T. J. Covington
Walnut Cove
Mr. Craven
Lila Keith
Wilmington
Lindsay-Carraway
C. A. Smith
Delta Tau
Gamma Zeta
Ser Diom
Elwood
L. L. Hatfield
E. Hulick
Charlotte
Bird
Ragland
Clara Armstrong
Gastonia
Louise Beeson
Eliza Hillvard
Atlanta
J. E. Trotter
H.S. Radcliffe
J. A. Gamewell
Spartanburg
S. C
Joseph Gamewell
Josephine Harkey
W. H. Gorman
S. W. Finch
Union Protestant Infirmary
J. F. Lawler
Winston-Salem
Matton
Tomor
Dr. Leonard
B. Smith
Lord
Babylon
Lonard B. Smith
Christ Church
West
Messrs
Briggs, Ogburn, Angel and
Kirkman
Dr. Duncan
Edwin Clapp
Enterprise
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Matton Drus Company
Matton’s
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