Miss Armfield Feted At Hill Crest Luncheon
Mrs. Gurney H. Kearns hosted a refined luncheon for Miss Martha Armfield bride elect at Hillcrest Drive. Madonna lilies and pink roses decorated nine tables with pink sweet peas as centerpieces. a three course meal was served and Miss Armfield received a bacon fork as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Armfield
Mrs. Kearns
Martha Armfield
Gurney H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Matthea Armfield
Katherine Clark
Clarkston
E. T. Willis
Concord
Alice Caldwell
J. D. Cox, Jr
Eleanor Idol
Helen Marsh
L. J. Fisher
A. B. Henley
Phillip Davis
Sam Strickland
L. B. Heilig
Miss Minnie Royals Ill at Guilford General Hospital
Friends learn she is seriously ill and underwent an operation Monday at Guilford General Hospital. High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its final meeting of the year Monday at 3 30 p m at Mrs J W Wilsons home with associate hostesses listed and a large attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holleman
A. Holleman
C. C. Robbins
Archdale Church
Archdale Friends Church
Royals
Minnie Royals
Guilford General Hospital
High Point
The
United Daughters of the Confederatcy
J. W. Wilson
Bruce Carraway
W. W. Idol
George Ford
Eugene Idol
Oak Ridge commencement attendance noted for O Neals
Mr and Mrs W C O Neal attend Oak Ridge Military Institute commencement today. Their son W C O Neal Jr is a member of the graduating class. Residents Coggin of Badin travel from Washington DC and visit Mrs Coggin’s sister Mrs W C Garner on Colonial drive. Mrs EB Willis of Concord visits her mother Mrs Harmon on North Main street. Miss Katherine Clark of Clarkston visits Miss Martha Armfield and will attend her June 14 wedding. The Muse family and Misses Louise and Sarah Clark of Charlotte were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Baker. Miss Sarah Clark named chief marshal for the 28th Eastern Star meeting in Charlotte June 13–14. Miss Louise Salisbury hosts Carrye Braxton of Kinston. J H McCall of Standard Oil in Charlotte on business. James Whitener visits sister in New York and will return next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippard
Jack Lippard
New York
France
Germany
S. S. Aquitania
Cunard
North River
West 14Th Street
S. S. Berengaria
Lippert
Kathar
W. C. O'Neal
Oak Ridge Military Institute
W. C. O’neal, Jr
N. C. Coggin
Badin
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington, D. C
High Point
EB. T. Willis
Concord
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Katherine Clark
Clarkston
Martha Armfield
Miss Armfield
Sarah Clark
Charlotte
Hugh Baker
Eastern Star of North Carolina
James Whitener
Jack Lippert
Registered At Community Exchange Today
The Community Exchange at 337 North Wrenn street lists registrations for today. Advertisements include requests for domestic help a white woman for housework, a colored woman for alterations, and various barter offers including furniture for rugs and an oak rocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
Wrenn Street
Origin of the term pin money linked to medieval practice
The article explains that pins appeared in the 14th century and were costly, so people gave recipients a sum of money to be used as pin money, giving rise to the term.
Piedmont Hosiery Mill Workers Plan Saturday Meeting
Workers from the Piedmont Hosiery mill are urged to attend a Saturday afternoon meeting at 3 o clock. The gathering will be held in the Industrial Workers Association hall at 124 1 2 North Main Street, announced by President D W Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
F. R. Taylor
J. W. Hedrick
Dr. Taylor
Piedmont Hosiery
The
Industrial Workers Association
North Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Seven Year Old Boy Breaks Arm In Fall
Seven year old S W Hockaday Jr sustained a broken left arm when he fell from a tree in the yard on Ward street while playing last night about 6 10 oclock. He was taken in Yows ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Hockaday,Jr
Hockaday
Ward Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Richardson Moves Offices to 706 Commercial Bank Building
Dr. James B. Richardson announces the relocation of his office to the 706 Commercial Bank Building. The notice provides the new contact location and directions for patients and clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Richardson
Commercial Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakdale Methodist Church
Ed Hodgin
Jamestown
City Young People's Union
City Young People’s Union
Main Street Church
Selma Elder
Robert Byrum
Raymond White
Trinity
Otis Sain
Miss Cary Atkins
Wesley Memorial
Harold Kearns
Mainstreet
Mies Kelma Elder
Archdale
Lotus Club
H. L. Mitchell
Carrick Avenue
Everett Neese
Western North
H. F. Leonard
Carrik Avenue
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
C. Clark
Cummings
J. F. Hayden
Bascom Hoskins
Ima Swim
Moffitt’s
Nemb
Majestic
Elos
North Main
S. M. Muse
M. Muse
Louise
Louise Salisbury
Carrye Braxton
Kinston
J. H. McCall
Standard Oil Company
DAK Nt
Oak Hill School
North Carolina
India
Holland
High Point Bureau of Information
Switzerland
Alex Mock
Charles Pierce
J. A. Hulin
Keith Cooper
William Tell
A. B. Lockheart
Gandhi
William Tele
America
Louise Allen
Maxwell E. Jones
Iris Welch
Edith Vance
Lillian Weisner
J. B. Hensley
Frank Hicks
James Mattocks
Basil Freeman
Rosalie Andrews
Lillian Patten
Aluminum
Westinghouse Electric
Nature
Cut-Rate Furniture Co
East Green
Piedmont
Office Senicence
Seward’s Market
East Commerce
Connery
Fryers
Rae
Pimento
Ender Country
Meat Department
Hutchen’s Department Food
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