Elaborate Halloween Bridge Parties Honoring Mrs Julius Smith
Mrs Ernest Shipman and Mrs Irwin Coffield hosted Friday and Saturday bridge gatherings in the Coffield home to honor Mrs Julius Smith who is soon leaving the city. The rooms were decorated in yellow and bronze chrysanthemums with Hallowe en themed place cards and candlelit tables. Guests enjoyed five then six tables of play, salad and ice dessert services, and a handsome corsage for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Coffield
Julius Smith
Coffield Home
Hallowe'en
H. S. Coffield
Ernest Shipman
Ek. T. Harmon
Weaver
Cy Wheeler
Bascom Hoskins
Hines and Mendenhall Wed in Greensboro Ceremony
S Luther Hines and Ada Mendenhall united in marriage Saturday afternoon in Greensboro in a simple ceremony conducted by Justice J B Minor at G S Bradshaw’s office. The couple, from High Point, will reside there after the wedding in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Luther Hines
Ada Mendenhall
J. B. Minor
G.S. Bradshaw
Meeting of Vestry Tonight at James Gibbs Home
The Episcopal vestry will meet at eight o'clock tonight at the home of Jas Gibbs on Johnson Street. Full attendance is requested from all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Gibbs
Johnson Street
Episcopal
Mrs Hedrick Hosts Brides-Elect at Four-Table Soiree
Mrs. John W. Hedrick entertained at her home from 3 30 to 5 30 pm on Saturday for two city brides elect Miss Bessie Stevenson and Miss Elizabeth Ruth Lambert. Guests enjoyed brisk games, sandwiches coffee and salted almonds before a pink and white dining room display. Gifts included a bride's book for Stevenson and hand made guest towels for Lambert and Mrs R A Sheloff a recent bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hedrick
Rock
Bessie Stevenson
Elizabeth Ruth
Hedrick
Miss Stevenson
Miss Lambert
W C T U Convention Report From Charlotte Meeting
Report from the Charlotte convention is received by Mrs Walter White and Mrs J E Kirkman. Officers were reelected, lectures by Mrs Atkinson of Georgia and George Stewart noted temperance leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Georgia
George Stewart
High Point Union
J. Ed Kirkman
St. Louis
Personal News From High Point and Nearby Areas
Mrs CC A Hurst of Oxford returned home after visiting sister Mrs G A Ausband. Mrs B B Wagner of Thomasville spent time with daughter Mrs H A Cecil. The Vaughns of Winston-Salem visited Mrs Ausband. Mary Sherrod left for Savannah to attend her brother Henry Sherrod’s wedding. Dorothy Stewart of Winston-Salem stayed with Mr and Mrs B H Hedgecock. Marian Crossett of Midland Tex visited the Hedgecocks. J M Johnson Mrs Brown and Joe Williams of Randolph county visited Craven. W L Hepler and daughters Myrtle and Ruby toured Burlington. Lewis Bennett spent Sunday in Burlington. T M Foushee returned from Burlington. Rev J B Lanier conducted services at Green Street Baptist and will move here. Mrs Albert Wilson visits the Craven home but plans to return to Clayton Ind. Grover Kester visited Salisbury. Charles Amos visited Reidsville. Bessie Pope visited Jamestown. Lois Welborn visited Greensboro. The Horns visited Thomasville. W R Johnston of Chicago stayed at the Elwood. F C Aderholt of Charlotte was in the city. Miss Jennie Bones leaves for Augusta to join her parents and will live there. Lewis Teague of the University visited for the weekend. Ruth Welborn, a G C W student, was in town. Juanita Moffit of Salem College spent the weekend with her parents. W A Underwood of Asheboro spent the day in High Point.
Reception Honoring Bishop Cheshire At Hiatts Home
An informal eight o'clock reception at Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Hiatt’s home honored Bishop J. B. Cheshire. He spoke on the Episcopal church convention in Detroit. The evening ended with a general gathering and victrola music. Refreshments were served by the hostess and others from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cheshire
H. B. Hiatt
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Birthday Dinner Honoring Dr A B Frazier and E C Whittaker
Herman Whitaker of Florida and E C Whittaker of Westville South Carolina visited the home of Mr and Mrs L B Williams. Mrs Williams hosted a delightful birthday dinner for Dr A B Frazier and E C Whittaker with only the immediate family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Whitaker
Florida
E. C. Whittaker
Westville
S. C
L. B. Williams
A. B. Frazier
Williams
W. O. T. Club Plans Second Meeting
The W. O. T. Club will hold its second meeting of the season tomorrow at 3 30 in the afternoon. Miss Helen Brockett will host at her Johnson street home. A very interesting program has been arranged and full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brockett
Johnson
Allen
Cotton futures open steady in New York trade
New York November 3 cotton futures opened steady with December at 36.95 cents per pound, January 36.60, March 36.00, May 35.55, and July 34.956 cents.
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New York
Lutherans Plan Building Campaign for New Church
Special services at the Lutheran church drew large attendance. The building program was discussed, committees were appointed to canvass for funds, and cash and subscriptions totaling 1150 were reported in addition to a large prior gift by nonmembers amounting to 300. A major fundraising campaign is anticipated to continue.
Cotton Prices Rise in New York on Frost Concerns
New York cotton rose as Liverpool reported gains and frost warnings hit Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Early trade showed firmer prices with January at 3665 and March around 3118, up 36 to 45 points from prior levels as stocks opened higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Rev J A Davis Killed in Fort Worth Auto Crash
News from Sanford announces the death of Reverend James Archibald Davis in an automobile accident in Fort Worth Texas. He served Green Street Baptist church and previously led Pullen Memorial in Raleigh while studying at Mars Hill and Wake Forest. His body expected home soon near Manners between Sanford and Lillington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Mr. Davis
Green Street Church
Sanford
James Archibald Davis
Manners
Sanford and
Lillington
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First Reform Church
Moffitt Furnishing
Mrs. Hedrick
Lambert
PR. U
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Charlotte
Walter White
J. E. Kirkman
Mat Ha Newland
Yeessess McCadaas
Misses Dennyce
Ina McAdams
McAdams
Centen
Nial
Elizabeth Patterson
CC. A. Hurst
Oxford
G. A. Ausband
B. B. Wagner
Thomasville
H. A. Cecil
N. M. Vaughn
Winston-Salem
Mary Sherrod
Savannah
Henry Sherrod
Dorothy Stewart
Winston- Salem
B. H. Hedgecock
Park
Marian Crossett
Midland, Tex
B. H., Hedgecock
J. M. Johnson
Mrs. Brown
Joe Williams
Randolph County
J. B. Craven
W. L. Hepler
Myrtle
Ruby
Burlington
Lewis Bennett
T. M. Foushee
J. B. Lanier
Smithfield
Green Street Baptist Church
Lanier
Green Street Parsonage
Albert Wilson
Sir
Craven
Main Street
Grover Kester
Salisbury
Chas. Amos
Reidsville
Bessie Pope
Jamestown
Lois Welborn
W. L. Horn
F. C. Aderholt
Jennie Bones
Augusta
Miss Bones
Lewis Teague
University
Ruth Welborn
Juanita Moffit
Salem College
H. A. Moffitt
W. A. Underwood
Asheboro
High Point
Hiatts Entertain
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Bolivia
Dee
Chic Millinery
Rev. Davis
J. A. Davis
Erly of
Mars Hill and
Wake Forest
Pfet Lager Ee Reese P. M. Cameo
Willowbrook
Commerce
South Main Street
Enterprise
Caro
Lina Publicn Service Company
Gas Department
the Public Service Company
N. C. Public Service
Chas. B. Hole
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