Philomathean Club and social notices lead into May events
A Friday 4 30 meeting of the Philomathean club is planned at the O P Moffitt home on Lindsay street. A farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Leinbach is set for May 27 at the First Reformed church recreation basement. Several social events including Miss Louise Sloan’s visit and a D A R district meeting on May 27 are noted along with numerous gatherings in Greensboro and High Point clubs and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leinbach
Roy E. Leinbach
Carlisle
First Reformed Church
Greensboro
J. M. Millikan
High Point
Country Club
Klub Galendar
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Church
Emma A. Bean
East Green Street
South Main Street
Parent Teachers Association of
Priends
Miss Minard
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
David Reece
The
Children of the American Revolution
George W. Sadder
Highland Sewing Circle
North Main — Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bridge Club
Priscilla Club
Robert Walker
Johnson Street
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Miss Celia London Heads for University of Pennsylvania
Miss Celia London leaves today for Philadelphia to attend the commencement exercises at the University of Pennsylvania. From there she will go to Atlantic City for a visit of some duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia London
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Mission Fields to Sail for Many Women Baptist Missionaries
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. Names, home cities, and destinations span India China Burma Japan East China Bengal and Assam with Burma and South China among the frequent postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woman’s
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Legions Call For Publication Of Slacker Lists And Revolution
The document, signed by the United Communist Party of America, demands publishing slacker lists and proclaims a plan to change the system by revolution. It denounces the government as serving bosses and urges readiness for a proletarian revolution in America. Baccalaureate sermons at Meredith College and Peace Institute frame commencement week as ceremonies unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Peace Institute
Meredith College
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
United States
United Communist Party of America
America
St. Mary’s School
Sorosis Club Meeting Change and Guild Gathering
Saturday notices announce the Sorosis club will meet with Mrs. Oscar Kearns on Washington street at 3 30 PM and urge all members to note the date change. The Junior Guild of St Marys church will meet with Mrs George W Sadtler at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Oscar Kearns
Washington Street
Junior Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
George W. Sadtler
Funeral Held for QE Gray Reddick in Trinity and Thomasville
The funeral for Joseph Gray Redick who died of typhoid fever Friday in Mount Airy where he taught school was held Saturday at his Trinity home. The interment followed in Thomasville cemetery with Masons of High Point in charge. Speakers included Professor Alfred of Mount Airy schools and Bruce Craven of Trinity. Trinity Boy Scouts gave a tearful salute. Many from High Point attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gray Reddick
Mount Airy
Trinity
sey —_ Woosley
Thomasville
Numa F. Reid Lodge of
Masons of
High Point
Reddick
Alfred
Bruce Craven
Craven
Trinity Troop
Boy Scouts
Joe Reddick
Tanlac Transforms Mrs. Davis’s Health in Richmond
Mrs. R. L. Davis of 308 North Twelfth Street Richmond credits Tanlac with restoring her health after years of stomach trouble headaches dizziness and rheumatism She says she is now well has a normal appetite gained twelve pounds and is filled with happiness and gratitude toward the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
R. L. Davis
North Twelfth Street
Richmond
Taniac
Local Social News: Washington and North Carolina Visitors
Mrs. Donald Campbell and Miss Katherine Garner of Washington DC are guests of Mrs. J. R. Young on White Oak Street. J. W. Shields of Greensboro visited High Point yesterday. Mrs. M. Ritchie and Mrs. H. B. Parks of Concord plan to spend the week with Mrs. Ed Kearns on North Main. Miss Nellie Muse visited Greensboro Saturday. The Longs and Rowland with Miss Mary Monroe of Salisbury stayed with Mrs. Mary Hogan on East Green Street. Stewart Goldston, a patient from Asheboro, is at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs. O R York underwent an operation Friday night and is improving. Misses Lottie Duncan and Maggie Lou Cooper of Rome GA are guests of Mrs. W. A. Barber at her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kearn
Louise Sloan
Statesville
Miss Sloan
G. C
High Point
Jim Sloan
Maggie Alexander
M. Ritchie
H. B. Parks
Concord
Willis Slane
Greensboro
J. H. Reid
Norfolk Va
Mary Callum
Smith Street
A. J. Rickel
T. D. Ferree
W. C. Ferree
Carrie
Florence Stout
Margaret Hunter
Annie Jobe
Hunter
Rickel
Tom Ferree
William Ferree
F. R. Stout
Donald Campbell
Katherine Garner
Washington, D. C
J. R. Young
White Oak Street
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
T. V. Long
Rowland
Salisbury
Mary Monroe
Mary Hogan
East Green Street
Lou Cooper
Rome
W. A. Barber
Carl Kennedy Dies in Local Hospital
Carl Kennedy of Thomasville died yesterday at 11:30 AM in a local hospital where he had been a patient since last Tuesday. His body was returned to his home, funeral is set for 3 PM at Hopewell Church with Rev. J I Woosiey officiating. Burial will be in the church graveyard. He was 30 and survived by his widow, mother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Chase
University of North Carolina
St. Mary’s School
Lie
Herbert Gulley
North Carolina
Carl Kennedy
Thomasville
Hopewell Church
J. I. Woosiey
Kennedy
Also Mentioned on This Page
O P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Sloan
Mrs. Slane
W. H. Plummer
Elwood
Steven T. Neal
Reidsville
Dorothy Perkins
E. H. McCowen
Sugar
Annie Millner
Jennie Millner
Homer Wheeler
Jacery Bass
Donald
Verry Thurman
Joseph Rawley
Frank Sizemore
Plummer
Alexander Martin
Fassifern
McBee
Shipp
Sassifern School
Hendersonville
Lucille Sherrod
Lucy Neal Carr
Mr. Penny
Robert Dicks Penny
Samuel Penny
Taylor Street
Sweet Peas
Pennys
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Warners
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Mission
Baptist
Harriet Barrington
St. Mary's
South India
Evelyn Beatrice Bickel
Newton Centre
Mass
Japan
Katherine FE. Bohn
St. Louis
South China
Florence Nightingale Crane
Detroit
Mich
Africa
Maud Waneta Deer
Crawfordsville
Ind
Susan Carey Ferguson
Hilton
N. Y
Emma Geis
Boston
Burma
Mayme M. Golden
China
Margaret Stevens
Bayonne
N. J
Carrie Shurtleff
Somerset
West China
Edna Dew Smith
Bloomfield
Edyth B. Stansbury
Davison
Marion Tait
Rockford, Il
Assam
Gertrude Teele
Hudson, Mass
Helen L. Tufts
Vernon N. Y
Bessie M. Yeamans
Watertown
S. D
Bengal-Orissa
Gray Reddick
Mrs. Davis
J. W. Shields
Nellie Muse
Stewart Goldston
Ashboro
Guilford General Hospital
Avery
Gilmers
Lapleat Si Fitters
White
Baby Louis
N.C. Public Service Co
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