Society Notes Highlight Local Parties and J C A Drive
Circlé party at the Friends church lawn on Ashboro and Wise streets hosts 7 to 8:30 p m. Mrs Roland Holton to be honored at a reception in Thomasville with Mrs John Myers and Miss Susie Myers from 4 to 6 p m. Miss Grace Bencini among luncheon honorees in Greensboro with guests from Elizabeth City Tarboro and Washington. Y M C A campaign kickoff set for Monday at 6:30 p m with dinner for workers at the association hut on Green street. Shrine dance at the Sheraton features Tal Henry's orchestra and festive decorations as visitors enjoy late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Clary Cox
Ashboro and
Wise Streets
Roland Holton
John Myers
Susie Myers
Thomasville
Holton
Nell Morris
Thomasvillé
Grace Bencini
Orlando
Fla
Ben Tatum
Greensboro
Bencini
J. Wesley Foreman
Elizabeth City
Jim Hackney
Washington
Miriam DeBerry
Tarboro
Association Hut
Green Street
John W. Hedrick
Henry White
A. S. Parker
Solicitors’ Committee
Carter Dalton
Mary Barker
Ruth Welborn
D. H. Parsons
W T. Andrews
Fred Thomas
Elzora Stroupe
Arthur Lyon
Clara Cox
Sheraton
Tal Henry
Local social notes show High Point visitors and travel
Mrs RE A Bencini returns to High Point from Orlando with daughters Grace and Margaret and son Banks. Frances Remfry and Mrs RE A Hill depart for an extended visit with relatives in Washington DC. Gen Julian S Carr of Durham visited for Shrine ceremonies hosted by niece Mrs Randall Terry in Roland Park. Miss Margaret Mungo of Salisbury joined Shrine events. Maud Hunsucker and sister Minnie Rhyne of Catawba planned trips to Washington Baltimore and New York returning late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. A. Bencini
High Point
Orlando
Fla
Miss Grace Bencini
Margaret Bencini
Banks
Frances Remfry
RE. A. Hill
Washington, D. C
Julian S. Carr
Durham
City
Randall Terry
Roland Park
Maud Hunsucker
Minnie Rhyne
Catawba
East
Hunsucker
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Society Notes From Thomasville Create Collegiate Weekend Scene
Mrs J L Winningham and Mrs Sam Jones of Greensboro visited Thomasville guests of Mrs George A Thompson Miss Blanche Erwin returns from Greensboro where she attended Greensboro College commencement Mr and Mrs William A Leonard visited friends in Greensboro Mrs Jesse Green and her child spend the week with her mother in High Point Miss Clara Browne returns from visits in Biscoe Miss Ela Williamson of Lexington staying with her sister Mrs W T Green Miss Myrle Perry and Miss Vira Clodfelter return from Statesville visits Miss Sallie McCracken returns from Waynesville Carl J Lambeth in New York on business expects to return Saturday night Mrs A L Smith visits High Point W B Bartholomew of Charlotte in the city Mrs W D Steele and three daughters of Portsmouth Va visiting extended stay at Mrs W H Jarret’s Mrs Rotary hosts dinner for graduating class at Mock hotel Dr M L Kesler gives welcome address senior class president Paul Lambeth responds Music and games feature toasts and class yells Miss Ruth Boyles wins candy box Senior reminders: Ruth Boyles Naomi Branson Hallie Dickens Ida Mae Lockabill Evelyn Pedcock Mary Weaver Ralph Hinkle Paul Lambeth Sebie Mason Harvey Moon Walter Sechrist Prevette Westmoreland Ford Myers Professors Hauss Newton Thelma Burton attend. Freshmen entertain sophomores at Miss Helen Hinkle’s Randolph Street home with decorative sweet peas. Robert Alexander of Greensboro in High Point for Shri ners ceremonial at Sheraton. Rev Roy E Leinbach of Carlyle Pa expected in High Point for commencement sermon at Thomasville High May 28. He will deliver sermon then return to Carlyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rotary Club
M. L. Kesler
Rotary
Paul Lambeth
Ruth Boyles
Naomi Branson
Hallie Dickens
Ida Mae Lockabill
Evelyn’ Pedcock
Mary Weaver
Ralph Hinkle
Se'bie Mason Harvey Moon
Walter Sechriest
Prevette Westmoreland
Ford Myers
J. H. Hauss
Roy E. Leinbach
Carlyle
High Point
John W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Mr. Leinbach
High School
Reformed Church
Community event with prizes to Clara Harrison and Clinton Johnson
A local gathering featured progressive conversation and outdoor games with prizes awarded to Miss Clara Harrison and Clinton Johnson who received novelty favors. At 10, orange ice with cake was served by Miss Mary Arden Hauss, Miss Mildred Long, and Miss Kathleen Hepler. Only seven of fifty six Canadian railroads paid dividends in the last fiscal year. In 1921 daily gasoline production reached about two million gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Harrison
Clinton Johnson
Mary Arden Hauss
Mildred Long
Kathleen Hepler
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shriner
Elks’ Club
Harry Raymond
Charles Long
Washington Street
Fred Wheeler
Irwin Coffield
Beverly Thurman
Matt Wall
Nancy Lay
Margaret Mungo
Salisbury
Society OF Thomasville
J. L. Winningham
Sam Jones
George A. Thompson
Blanche Erwin
Greensboro College
William A. Leonard
Mrs
Jesse Green
Little Son
Mrs. Green
Charles Tuggle
Clara Browne
Biscoe
Ela Williamson
Lexington
W. T. Green
Myrle Perry
Vira Clodfelter
Statesville
Carl Alexander
Carl J. Lambeth
A. L. Smith
B. W. Bartholomew
Charlotte
W. D. Steele
Portsmouth, Va
W. H. Jarret
Helen Hinkle
Randolph Street
Thomasville High School
Robert Alexander
Shriners
Rived
Pussy Willow
Iery
Gingham
Furnishing Co
Mrs. Ford
Henry Ford
Boston
Max
Bones
Optometrist
Jeweler
The
Gangham
the Ladies Store
Dollar Table of Hats
Madame Grace
Alexander’s Dept
N. Main St
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