Social Club Teas and Rock Party Highlights
Miss Lila West guests at Miss Clarence Smith’s Broad Street home for a Delta Tau Gamma Zeta gathering with pink roses daisies and massed blooms. Guests included Miss Nicetith and many local ladies and gentleman, and a later Entre Nous club meeting featured six rock tables and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Broad Street
Delta Tau
Gamma Dela Club
Lila West
Lindsay-Carraway
Mr Smith
T Smith Home
Kae Seen Petty
Mrs. Smith
Sweith
Ethel S H
James Hardee
A. J. Owen
H. J. Cotfield
Gurney Driggs
Gamma Zeta Club
Smith
James Ha
Cee
W. P. Ragan
T. J. Gold
Frances Mann
Willie Griffin
Manteo
Helen Creech
Kathleen Petty
Hazel Briggs
Bessie Pitts
Aileen Pitts
Clara Harmon
Edith Bradshery
Maree Goley
Kathleen Hall
Mesdanos
T. Ingram
Collier Ellis
J. Alles Austin
Robert Bencini
Dallas Zollicetier
Darrell Pitts
J. Ed. Millis
Gurney Briggs
H. J. Cotfeld
Miss Leonard
Miss Clodfelter
Rock
Little Aids
Anni, Beck
Treva Leonard
Peeler Couple Return From North Carolina Classis Meeting
Rev and Mrs L A Peeler returned from the North Carolina Classis of the Reformed church session at Newton. The pastor asks First Reformed church members to attend Sunday service for a report on the annual session and plans for next year. They also attended Catawba College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Peeler
North Carolina
Dr A W Claxon Preaches for Local Odd Fellows Service
Next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock Dr A W Claxon of the First Baptist church will preach a special sermon to the local lodge of Odd Fellows. Members assemble at 7 o'clock and march to the church in a body. The public is invited to this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Claxon
First Baptist Church
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Boy Struck by Freight Train Near Washington Street Crossing
Lewis Foster, a colored boy, was struck by a freight train near the Washington street crossing about 6 o'clock yesterday. He sustained cuts to the head and a severe back bruise, was taken to his home, and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Foster
Washington Street Crossing
Monkey faced owl exhibition sparks Greene and High Point tale
M C Burns catches a monkey faced owl between Greenshoro and High Point for Ring Drug show. W F Coe driving home stops to water horse at South Main front Brown and Southern, horse falls, breaks leg at shoulder. Policeman Haney is forced to shoot the animal to end its suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Ring Drug Company
M. C. Burns
Greenshboro
High Point
W. F. Coe
Brown and Southern
South Main Street
Mr. Coe
Poiceman Haney
Lawn Party Postponed At Archdale By Weather
The lawn party planned for Archdale last night was postponed due to weather and a new announcement will follow. An unrelated note states meats cooked by electricity shrink less than those cooked by coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Children’s Day Sunday at Wesley Memorial
Next Sunday Children’s day will be observed at Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Sunday school meets at 9 50 and at 10 o'clock the group will march to the main auditorium for a baptism and a program. the 11 o'clock service is replaced. Evening service begins at 6 30 with choir song service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Man of the Hour in High Point Tonight
The Norene St. Claire Stock company presents Augustus Thomas play The Man of the Hour at the Eagle. Nine actors perform a three act drama about honor and love overcoming bribes. The company tours from Grand Greensboro, pausing in High Point on off nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
Norene St. Claire Stock Company
the Eagle
Norene St. Claire Company
Grand
Greensboro
Fixing the Blame and Young Fortune Architect
Philadelphia Ledger quotes Blinks claiming he shaped his own luck in youth. The piece notes skepticism about available building inspectors in earlier days and reflects on responsibility for early fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Blinks
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Miss LI
Miss Keith
Mrs. Tate
John H. Tate
Entre Nous Club
North Main Street
W. C. Benens
Ss. N. Tomlinson
W. C. Jones
A. D. Brockett
Tate
Mesdames
W. C. Beavens
A. T. Wishart
J. J
P Moffitt
E. T. Harmon
Robert Walker
Miiss Lillie Leonard
Montise Clodfelter
Lexington
Hamilton St
Wlall
Montise Clochester
Viola Foust
Lena Hedrick
Edith Gray
Ess Beck
Thelma Payne
Mona. Harville
Lilie “Hedrick
Mesdames T. M. Hall
W. L. Underwood
Messrs
A. Hamlin
Irvin Black
Homer Teague
Robert Haney
Orville Stones
Hunter Burgess
L. C. Furgurson
Hig Point
Ruth Wicker
State Board of Examiners
Miss Wicker
Pauline Robinson
Charlotte
Elks’ Cotillion
The
Elks’ Cotillion Club
Elks’ Home
Gireensboro
J. J. Farriss
WW. D. Brooks
Carter Dalton
Elwood Arrivals
NS. C. Seltz
Wilson
L. W. Anker
New York
N. H. Nikerson
Turner
Richmond
C. FE. Ellis
B.C. Glauer
W. B. McEurer
Ashboro
A. D. Goldiey
Baltimore
C. C. Prince
City
W. L. Pleming
Knoxville
Tenn
George P. Dilanney
Will Hanner
Winston
Herbert Field
M. C. Dally
J. W. Candler
Randleman
Roy Bridges
Mayo City
Miss
Chapel Hill
James Hayes
Hanner
Worth Idel
Frank Ogburn
Raleigh
Louise Reitzel
Normal College
Lavinia Pridgen
Durham
Bertha Morton
Morehead City
Mann-Craig
Edna Wall
Normal
Balette Jones
Burlington
John Fox
Randieman
J. L. Hatch
Salisbury
FE. M. Shipman
W. F. Ellis
Robert
Trinity
T. C. Fisher
Mason Kellam
Biscoe
C. E. Kellam
Corinna Allman
Thomasville
J. E. Ward
Bainbridge, Ga
C. P. Coble
Mr. Ward
Newport News
J. A. Eshelman
C. B. Overman
Dallas Zollicoffer
Denton
J. H. Petty
Charles Thompson
Rocky Mount
J. R. Thompson
Florence
S. C
Eiland
Bettie Clark
David Thompson
White Oak Street
Clyde Shearns
Farmer
Durham Conservatory of Music
Carl Cayton
Switzer
N. Henry Moore
Washington, N. C
Charles Cowell
Pamlico Fertilizer Company
Washington
Classis
Wesley Memorial
the Man of the Hour
Johnston Street
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Columbia
Grafonoa
Mann Drug Company
Women’s
Oxfords
Edwin Ae
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