Shriners Luncheon and Society Events Highlight Local Schedule
A busy social week unfolds with a D A R luncheon by the Alexander Martin chapter in the Furniture Exposition basement serving Shriners and guests tomorrow at noon. Shriners Women of the First Baptist Church, with a Heath on the church lawn, host drinks, sandwiches, and ice cream Thursday. A Shriners supper is planned for Thursday 6 to 8 pm at the Parish House, decorated by committee chair Mrs H S Coffield. St Mary’s Church hosts a Baked ham supper for 100 Shriners and friends tomorrow night. Mrs Thomas Gold hosts a charming luncheon in Oakwood Court honoring Miss Nell Terry of Pittsburg with twelve guests. Tea and reception scenes in Greensboro feature Miss Ruth Balsam and other notables, with guests welcomed by Mrs Morton and Miss Booth.
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Shriners
Furniture Exposition
Alexander Martin Chapter
The
First Baptist Church
Baptist Booth
Washington Street
H. S. Coffield
St. Mary’s Church
Nell Terry
Pittsburg
Thomas Gold
Oakwood Court
Miss Terry
Charles Hauser
William Spicer
Goldsboro
Fred Swindell
Margaret Gold
Wilson
C. W Gold
Margaret Cold
Greensboro
Harry Raymond
Albion Millis
Oris Mendenhall
Carterbailon A Es
Ruth Balsam
Jessie Bailey
Virginia Tarrant
Frank Morton
Balsam
Greensboro College
Cardge
Truie Balliett
Frances Williams
Morton
Claire Booth
Sound Beach Conn
Gertrude Shortz
New York
Odele Peacock
Fternoon
Gilbert Clark
Clark
Ed Tutchisom
Edith Bradshaw
Ruth Spicer Clark
Jana. Gold Clark
Grace McVeigh Jlllietison
Ecards
Carter Dalton
Charles Tomlinson
Ottis Mendenhall
Alis. Hutchison
Bradshaw
Terry
Margaret Gaines Gold
Margaret H. Gold
Tom Gold
James Lynch
Oscar iSearns
Lucile Holton
R. A. Wheeler
Harry Aymond
G. A. Matton
Katherine Raymond
Lucile Pickens
Valette Jane
Nellie Muse
Birthday party honors Junior Bryant in High Point
Mrs. O J Bryant hosted a garden party at Woodbury Avenue to celebrate her son Junior's sixth birthday with outdoor games music and an ice course at five o'clock. Guests included Hazel McIntyre Pauline McIntyre Ruby Kidd Virginia Kidd Lettie Jester Louise Ellington Dorothy Jester and many others. Shriners visitors and their wives are welcomed with teas and decorated dining rooms at Wesley Memorial church and the Sheraton with hostesses and chaperones named for sessions and dances. A separate afternoon at the Wassie Wilson residence featured a rock party with crimson rambler roses, baskets, and a frozen salad course provided by the hostesses.
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O. J. Bryant
Woodbury Avenue
Junior
Hazel McIntyre
Pauline McInttyre
Ruby Kidd
Virginia Kidd
Lettie Jester
Louise Ellington
Dorothy Jester
Ruby Starke
Irene Starke
Esther McSwain
Mary Ellington
Ruby Ellington
Margaret Dixon
Margaret, Trene
Jessie Bryant
Velma Livengood
Caroleeey Finney
Doris Brindle
Harold Starks
Harold McMann
Jack Kidd
KE. Widd. Jr
Buford Shelton
Clifton Shelton
Wassie Wison
Lindsay Eet
Alrs. Wilson
H. Nl. Jones
Paul McFarland
Wil- Sotl
Wilson
Thurlough Kearns
Frank Armfeld
Susie Kirkman
McFarland
Jones
Mesdames
W R. Morrow
Joe Weaver
J. E. Marsh O
Coast Venus Fashioned at Pink Roses Garden Party
Coast Venus wore pink roses and sweet peas in silver casket for a house party in the panch rooms where Mrs S H Tomlinson and others served. Yellow color notes framed the artistic decorations as over 200 guests visited from 4 20 to 6 oclock.
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S. H. Tomlinson
J. J. Farriss
Violet Johnson
B. S. Cummings
Cliff King
A. S. Caldwell
Chase Idol
Craven Page
Alvin Parker
Minne Alexander
Cy Wheeler
Robert Walker
O@scar Durland
Charles Long
Virgil Idol
Shriners Gathering Guest List and Street Dance
High Point prepares for Shrine ceremonial with a grand street dance in front of the Sheraton hotel tomorrow night at 7. The event features music by the Southern Helody sextet, a confetti contest, and hats and favors for ladies. Mayor Hedrick to turn over keys to the Shriners. Local officers plan traffic detours on Main Street and surrounding streets for the celebration.
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High Point Shriners
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Main
Washington
Church
Richardson
Harry Raymord
T. 3. Gold
Be A. Minis
D. Cc. Durland
H. J. Coffield
C. M. Hauser
O. F E. Mendenhall
Nell ‘‘Erry
Katherine Raymond
Lucille Carr
Vera King
Pauline Simmons
Shriners
John W. Hedrick
Charles W. York
Raleigh
Old North
Late Arrivals At High Point Hotels
Names of travelers and their destinations listed in a hotel arrival notice include Sacratorie Jack Hane Salisb ury Hye Padgett Forest City N C W To Pepe N C B C Glover Nife Charlotte George C Burnie and wife Charlotte W B Murry Maiden N C F C Robinson and wife Charlotte W G Dillinger and wife Charlotte Marcus Kavanagh Chicago J J Clanchan and wife Asheville C W York and wife Raleigh Dr M R Gibson and wife Raleigh J 2 West Raleigh Tom R May Chicago Roy Brooks Charlotte W G Trevathan Charlotte RR J Brockman Wis Edward Horne Jr N Y Ernest J Sifford Charlotte A H Nathan Charlotte Phillips Charleston.
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Sacratorie
Jack Hane
Salisbury
Hye Padgett
Forest City
N. C
W. To Pepe
W. York
Raleigh
M. R. Gibson
West
Tom R. May
Chicago
Roy Brooks
Charlotte
W. G. Trevathan
J. Brockman
Wis
Edward Horne, Jr
N. Y
Ernest
J Sifford
A. H. Nathan Charlotte
Phillips
Charleston
International guest list and attendees published in Carolina notes
A long roster lists numerous individuals and spouses from multiple states and cities including Charlotte Norfolk Baltimore Atlanta Washington and New York. The names accompany affiliations and places in a ceremonial or program note likely related to a Chautauqua or cultural event.
Burlington man to represent Legion at first Lusish convention
H Nelson Jackson of Burlington Vermont sails for Ireland to represent the American Legion as national ace commander at the first annual convention of the Irish Legion. Jackson sailed for Ireland yesterday meeting official duties and participation in the event.
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New York
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
American Legion
Liiish Legion
Jackson
Ieneland
Edward J. Thornton Die s from Bullet Wound in Chicago
Edward J. Thornton a millionaire lumberman died in a hospital from a bullet wound sustained in his apartments Tuesday His family contends the wound was caused by an accidental self inflicted shooting while cleaning a hunting rifle in Chicago.
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Thornton
W L Long Addresses Chapel Hill Students
Roanoke Rapids four terms representative in the state legislature W L Long spoke to University of North Carolina Chapel Hill students in chapel. The active businessman and legislator praised North Carolina’s industrial growth and opportunities.
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Chapel Hill
W. L. Long
Roanoke Rapids
University In
Chapel
North Carolina
Ordinance Bans Sunday Sale of Soda Water and Cigars
City ordinance prohibits selling goods on Sundays between 8 30 am and noon with exceptions for necessities lunches meals drugs medicines and newspapers. Drug stores and most shops must close from 9 30 am to noon with penalties of 25 dollars per offense and the rule takes effect after first publication dated May 23 1922 signed by City Manager R L Pickett and published May 24 1927.
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R. L. Pickett
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Willis Slane
Wesley Memorial Church
Slane
Westey Memorial
Geo. Matton Mires
Charles Hoertel
J. T. Burrus
John Dyer
Sheraton
C.L Amos
O. C. Durland
T. J Gold
W. B. Thomas
W. D Brooks
Charles Ragan
H W. McCaim
A. Sherrod
J. H. Adams
Charles E. Hayworth
Harry
Venus
Wanda Frazer
California
SILK
Furnishing Co
Helen Grimes
Knoxville
Pennsylvania
Pholsand Nobiliss
Rudolph
Natacha Rambova
Winifred Hudnut
Rudolph Valentino
Afexhall
Mexico
Los Angeles
Rudolph Tor
Valentino
Jean Acker
Ayt
Karl Koicgester
Max Einstein
W. R. Smith
Q. Slayton
Sunburst
W.A. Bradley
Walter KR. Early
Jax
Fla
Albert Milmow
R. M. Clendmain
Stern
Merkel
Baltimore
B. W. Bennett
C. B . Robinson
A. Duggan, Jr
Bo. M. Lattimore
R. J. Miller
G. E. McNutt
EK. W. Rhenis
Kinston
Williamson
Cincinnati
Robinson
E. R. Walton
Atlanta
W. H. Burtis
J. H. Weston
Stephen Bamba Iey
New Bern
R. Hareon Bltimore
S. Taylor
Cleveland
Ff. Y. Johnson
W H. Jeeps
Wafe
G. M. Setzer
H. i Haas
Phiadelphia
C. M. Baer
A. Adl
A. Burgess
J. S. Donaldson
Washngton
Arthur
Andeton
Hickry
Av James
Maria Connor
Miss Sternzel
Norman Wells
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BE. Evans
A. B. Barton
Derner
Beds Skinner
M W. McClelland
J. E. Wollenpany
G. P. Sanderson and Wife
Durham
Redpath Chautauqua
F. A. Babcock
Carrollton
Binooa
D. N. Alexander
NR. L. Cain
Memphis
Tenn
B. G. Lehman
Norfolk
Frenry C. Cudeau
T. A. Warner
Hickory
N C
HH. Ec
Bell
N .C
O. S. Hamilton
J R. Brown
A. A. Vaughan
Spartanburg
S. C
Walter R. Barly
Jacksonville
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R. W. Summers
St. Louis
C. C. Poinchatte
C. E. Craig
Wilhon
Elmer Rolland
Kerns
I. A. Bailey
Norfolkville
St. Stokes
Gastonia
J. F. Giles
H. A. Smith
R. L. Cain, Jr
Ee. Kuhn
Black Mountain
R. Monroe
Geo B. Shore
Rochester
Crosse
Wilmington
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Hipp
Tlayos
F. Brown Charlote
Edward J
W. L. Pong
Alexander
N. Main St
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