Social rounds fill High Point week with weddings and farewells
Mrs Barnhardt hosts Cornelian club on Friday with Mrs C Barnhardt Johnson street. Over the Teacups club postpones meeting until June 2. Friends of Mortimer Browning from Greensboro depart for New York City for a summer concert tour. Russell street school box and ice cream supper benefits a piano fund. Miss Nell Terry departs for Pittsburgh after spring visit with Mrs Hauser. Miss Leinbach farewells mark a Blue Bird Band event and two Saturday weddings take place at Hast Green Street Baptist church. A reception for Mrs Martha Newlin and Miss Clar ce Newlin honors California move. Carl Leinbach and Mary, and Miss Odelle Peacock elected Irving Literary Society president. Guild activities include a fundraising musicale at High School and study of The Negro with notes on a Virginia school and a Wilson tubercular hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Terry
Pittsburgh
Charles Hauser
North Main Street
Miss Terry
High Point
Hast Green Street Baptist Church
J. K. Lanier
Laura Sexton
R. G. Kearns
Mabel Hoffer
Charles E. Wood
Friends Church
Martha Newlin
Clarce Newlin
California
Ffair
Joy FE. Leinbach
Mary
Carlisle
M. L. Crooks
Leinbach
First Reformed Church
L. C. Furgurson
Mary Leinbach
Odelle Peacock
Greensboro College
Irving Literary Society
O'Neal
Nellie Muse
Emma A. Bean
Fidler
Fast Green Street
Woman’s Guild of
St. Mary's Church
Sesson
Ed Parker
H. J. Coffield
James Stewart
Virginia
St. Paul's
Wilson
St. Paul’s College
Local Social Notes From High Point Area
Miss Ona Cruikshank of Greenville S C visited Miss Pauline Simmons on Elm street last week. R E Andrews and wife have returned to High Point after attending the Shriners ceremonial in Asheville. Mr and Mrs J P Perry returned to their city home after a weekend in Nelson County Virginia with Mrs Perry's sister. Mrs R L Waynick has returned east of High Point and is no longer with the Jesse Haydens on Washington street. Mrs Claude Reitzel remains ill but slowly improves. M D Crowson is expected in the city tonight for a short stay. Mrs E McLeod and Mrs W M Horney now Mr and Mrs J M Ketchie and son were in Pleasant Garden for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Cruikshank
Greenville, S. C
Pauline Simmons
Elm Street
Mrs. J. P. Perry
Nelson County
Virginia
Mrs. Perry
R. L. Waynick
High Point
Jesse Haydens
Washington Street
E. McLeod
W. M. Horney
J. M. Ketchie and Son
Pleasant Garden
Rainbow club hosts evening at YWCA hut
The Rainbow club of the Stehli Silk company hosts a 7 30 p m box supper at the YWCA hut to raise funds for a summer camp representation in Brevard. Miss Effie Cox and Miss Belva Calloway assist as advisers for the Stehli club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Stehli Silk Corporation
Brevard
Effie Cox
Belva Calloway
Stehli Club
Large enrollment at summer school Chapel Hill
More than 600 reservations have been made for the University of North Carolina summer school with attendance expected to reach last year’s 1,147. Director N W Walker returns from Harvard to lead a six week session starting June 21, with instructors from UNC and other North Carolina colleges and several universities. The program includes welfare worker institutes, Carolina Playmakers performances, a music festival, Shakespeare plays, athletic events, and lectures by notable educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Louise Coffey
N. W. Walker
Harvard University
Schovars and Colleges
North Carolina
Ray Armstrong
Goldsboro
William Breach
Winston-Salem
L. C. Brogden
Lily Nelson Jones
Durham
Henry B. Marrow
Smithfield
E. D. Pusey
Mamie S. Sease
Samuel L. Sheep
Elizabeth City
University School of Public Welfare
Carolina Playmakers
Paul John Weaver
University
Shakespeare Playhouse
Frank McEntee
Physical Education
Henry W. Holmes
Graduate School of Education
Har
Prominent Educational Figures Cited in Conference
Vard, Prof. Lee Driver director of the bureau of rural education in Pennsylvania, Superintendent A. O. Thomas of Maine, and Dr. Adolph Coblenz of the Jewish Chautauqua society cited in a regional education conference context.
Tyrone NM Minetown Quiet as Copper Slump Ends Town
Tyrone once a $3 million mining camp built with Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge influence is now an empty shell as Phelps Dodge closes the big copper mines. 4,500 residents depart. stores closed. railroad service halted. a temporary shutdown until copper markets recover. The town boasted a hospital theater library school and a top electric power plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
N. M
Cleveland H. Dodge
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Dougas
Mining Corporation
Dodge
California
Bible Guide in Search for Cities
Dr. Clarence S. Fischer of the University of Pennsylvania Museum will begin excavations in Beisan in Palestine next week. The site, known as Beth Shan in the Old Testament and Beisan today, lies at the eastern end of the Valley of Israel near the Jordan River. Fischer expects to uncover ruins from seven successive cities across multiple strata and civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Clarence S. Fischer
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Palestine
Beth Shan
Valley of Israel
Jordan
Beisan
Fischer
Fever Tonic Declares 666 Leads in Genuine Product Battle
Advertisers claim 666 has more imitations than any Fever Tonic brand, yet consumers reject fakes. The notice emphasizes authenticity as key to market trust and urges buyers to seek original labeling and packaging.
Farmers to Discuss Land Valuations in Guilford County
Guilford farmers meet in Greensboro courthouse on Tuesday June 6 to discuss reducing farm land valuations. C. Weatherly president of the Guilford Farmers Union will lead. farmers fear tax increases next year if values stay high. County commissioners have taken no action, placing hope with the tax commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Greensboro
Cc. T. Weatherly
Guilford
Tax Commission
Weatherly
Community club and society meetings schedule
Wednesday Mothers club meets at Friends church ladies parlor at 8.00. Miss Minard May festival at R B Terry home Roland Park at 4.00. Thursday Children of the American Revolution meet with Mrs George W Saddler at 4.00. Highland Sewing circle with Mrs Saddler North Main 7.00. Friday D A R district meeting and Bridge club at 3.30 and 4.30 with Priscilla club at Mrs Robert Walker Johnson Street. Philomathean club call session at 4.30. Saturday Sorosis club with Mrs Oscar Kearns Washington Street at 3.30. All note change in meeting date. Junior guild of St Marys church with Mrs George W Saddler at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Friday
Bridge Club
Priscilla Club
Robert Walker
Johnson Street
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Sorosis Club
Oscar Kearns
Washington Street
Junior Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
George W. Sadtler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Barnhardt
Cornelian Club
C. C.barnhardt Johnson
Over-the-Teacups Club
Mr. Browning
New York
Mortimer Browning
Mrs Browning
New York City
Mr Browning
Russell Street
Elk’s Band
Lambert
Blue Bird
Evenng
Newlins
Mrs Peacock
R. E. Andrews
Asheville
Shriners
Claude Reitzel
M. D. Crowson
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of
South Main Street
M. E. Church
W. W Preddy
T. B. Bennett
E. A. Downey
Predds
Eugene Wall
Walker
Miss Kirkman
Marjorie Kirkman
Howard Swain
Salisbury
Vera King
Ors
NEW Today
Kayser
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Wamers
Warner
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
North Main and
Weco
Gilmers
Departaln
Lapert Shoe Fitters
Quality Shoe Store
Mer
N.C. Public Service Co
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