Philomathean club meeting and farewell events planned
The Philomathean club met Friday afternoon at 4 30 at the Moffitt home on Lindsay street. Honoring Rev and Mrs Leinbach, the event preceded their move to Carlisle PA. A Friday May farewell at First Reformed church featured informal social time for church and Sunday school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
Clia Aelt
Philomathean Club
Wilk
P.mofitt
Lindsay
Leinbach
Roy
Leinhaehydwno
Carlisle
Paya
Einbach
Miss Celia London Heads to Philadelphia for Penn Commencement
Miss Celia London leaves today for Philadelphia to attend the University of Pennsylvania commencement exercises. She will then visit Atlantic City for a period of unspecified duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia
London
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic ‘City
Twenty eight missionary trainees sail for foreign fields
New York May 23 Twenty eight young women trained as medical evangelistic and educational missionaries will depart for foreign fields under the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society during the summer. The list names home cities and destinations in India Japan South China Africa Burma East China Bengal Orissa Assam and West China among others. Governors speakers and college events are also noted with various commencement and class day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heral New York
Woman 'S American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Harriet Barrington
St. Mary's
South India
Evelyn Beatrice Bickel
Newton Centre
Mass
Japan
China
Grace I. Will
New Brunswick
N. J
Bengal
Orissa
Beulah Kenyon
East China
Charlotte R. N. Larner
Newark
Stanford
Burma
Esther’ M. Nelson
Bellingham
Wash
Lucy K. Russell
Kansas City
Kans
Ndna R. Paul
Ottawa
Assam
Sadie Robbins
Chicago
Emilie
Schultz
Gastonia
N. C
Margaret Stevens
Bayonne
Carrie Shurtleff
Somerset
West China
Edna Dew Smith
Bloomfield
South China
Edyth B. Stansbury
Davison
Mich
Marion Tait
Rockford
Gertrude Teele
Hudson, Mass
Fiplat L. Tufts
Vernon N. Y
Bessie M. Yeamars
Watertown
Bengal- Orissa
Legions Call for Publication and Revolution in America
A political tract from the United Communist Party of America urges publicizing slacker lists and declares war on the government. It calls for a proletarian revolution, insisting the United States government serves bosses over workers and must be destroyed. The piece notes no federal action yet on the predicted upheaval. Baccalaureate sermons at Meredith College and Peace Institute marked commencement week in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Peace Institute
Meredith College
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
H. W Chase
University of North Carolina
St. Mary's School
Herbert Gulley
North Carolina
United States
United Communist Party of America
America
St. . Mary's School
Lords Club Meeting With Mrs Oscay Kearns
Saturday meeting time and venue noted with Mrs Oscay Kearns on Washington Street at 8 oclock. All members urged to mark date change. Junior Guild of St Marys Church also to meet with Mrs George W Sadtler at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Oscay Kearns
Washington Street
Junior Guild
St. Mary's Church
Sweet
George W. Sadtler
Mrs Davis Reclaims Health With Tanlac in Richmond
Mrs. R. L. Davis of 308 North Twelfth Street Richmond Virginia testifies Tanlac restored her health after sixteen months of stomach trouble headaches dizziness nervousness and rheumatism. She reports weight gain of twelve pounds and complete relief from pain with a restored appetite.
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Tanlic
Tanlac
Adv
Funeral held for Joseph Gray Reddick in Trinity
Joseph Gray Reddick died of typhoid fever Friday in Mount Airy where he taught. His funeral was Saturday at his Trinity home, conducted by Rev. J B Woosley, with interment in Thomasville. Mason lodge of High Point oversaw burial. tributes came from Mount Airy, Trinity, and High Point. The Trinity Boy Scouts, of which he was the first scoutmaster, stood in uniform during remarks and tears marked the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gray Reddick
Mount Airy
Trinity
J— B Woosley
Thomasville
Numa F
Bruce Craven
Craven
Trinity Troop
Boy Scouts
Joe Reddick
High Point
Reddick
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Mrs. Donald Campbell and Miss Katherine Garner of Washington DC are guests of Mrs. J. R. Young on White Oak Street. W. Shields of Greensboro was in High Point yesterday as a visitor. Mrs. M. Ritchie and Mrs. H. B. Parks of Concord plan to spend the week with Mrs. Ed Kearns on North Main Street. Miss Nellie Muse visited friends in Greensboro Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Long and son Rowland, with Miss Mary Monroe of Salisbury, were weekend guests of Mrs. Mary Hogan on West Green Street. Stewart Goldston, patient from Asheboro, is at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs. O. R. York had an operation Friday night and is much better today. Misses Lottie Duncan and Maggie Lou Cooper of Rome GA are visiting Mrs. W. A. Barber at her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kearn
Louise Sloan
Statesville
Sloan
G. C
High Point
Jim Sloan
Maggie Alexander
MM. Ritchie
H. B. Parks
Concord
Willis Sland
Greensboro
J. H. Reid
Norfolk
Mary Callum
Smith’street
al. J., Rickel
T.D. Ferree
A. ‘Ferree
Carrie
Florence Stout
Margaret ‘Hunter
Annie Jobe
Hunter
Rickel
Tom Ferree
William.Ferree
F. R. Stout
Mr. Penny
Robert Dicks
Penny
Samuel Penny
Taylor Street
Sweet Peas
Salisbury
Pennys
Klub Galendar
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Church
Emma A. Bean
East Green Street
South Main Street
Lenbergs Association of En
South Main
Russell
Grimes Street
Mothers Club
Friends Church
Miss Minard
R.B. Ferry
Roland Park
David Reece
The
Children of the American Revolution
George W. Sadder
Highland Sewing Circle
North Main — Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Prnfgcilla Club
Robert Walker
Johnson Street
Thilomathean Club
Cal
Donald Campbell
Katherine Garner
Washington, D. C
J. R. Young
White Oak Street
M. Ritchie
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
T. V. Long
Rowland
Mary Monroe
Mary Hogan
West Green Street
Lou Cooper
Rome
W. A. Barber
Carl Kennedy Dies in Local Hospital
Carl Kennedy of Thomasville died yesterday morning at 11 30 o clock in a local hospital where he had been a patient since last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kennedy
Thomasville
Funeral Today At Hopewell Church For Kennedy
The body was taken to the home yesterday afternoon and the funeral will be held today at 3 o'clock at Hopewell church conducted by Rev J H Woosley. The interment will not be in the church graveyard. Mr Kennedy was 30 years old and is survived by the widow mother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Church
J. H. Woosley
Kennedy
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Mrs. Slane
W. H. Hummer
Elwood
Bhanering
Steven T. Neal
Reidsville
Dorothy ‘Perkins
E. H. MccCowen
Sugar
Annie ‘Millner
Jennie Winer
Homer Wheeler
William Bass
Donald
Avarly Thurman
Joseph Rawy
Frank Sizemore
Plummer
D. A. AR
Alexander Mertin
Daughters ‘of the American Revolution
J. Ruffin
Long
Mr. Long
Bosworth
Fassifern
Wishart
A. T. Wishart
Moffitt — Furnishing Company
Warner
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Mission
Baptist Young
Mrs. Davis
Joe Gray Reddick
High “Point
W. Shields
Nellie Muse
Stewart Goldston
Ashboro
Guilford General Hospital
Avery
Gilmers
Commencement
Cousins
White
Baby Louis
N.C. Public Service Co
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