At Home honors bride Mrs Robert Sheloff guests
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Chas Sheloff and Miss Bess Sheloff hosted a full afternoon reception in the Sheloff home. The event featured yellow and white chrysanthemums, a receiving line led by Mrs. Charles Sheloff and Mrs. Robert Sheloff, and refreshments including coffee tea and punch with light snacks. A 2 PM conference plan noted for High Point club members precedes the luncheon and talks on club work and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Sheloff
Bess Sheloff
Robert Sheloff
Hos
Sheloff
Billy Sheloff
Bascom Hoskins
S. H. Tomlinson
Chase Idol
8S. S. Coe
Charles Sheloff
Robert Siceloff
Bess Siceloff
Ruth Winslow
Elizabeth City
E. J. Siceloff
Moody Gaither
Winston
J. A. Clarke
Elsie Beeson
W. C. Beavans
Mary Alice Sheloff
Catherine Whitener
High Point Club
Hf. A. White
President Women's Clubs Meet in High Point
District meeting of Woman's clubs from Greensboro Thomasville Lexington Asheboro Trinity Randleman and Siler City will be held at Wesley Memorial church in High Point on Tuesday Nov 18. Sessions start at 10 with reports from clubs followed by an address by Miss Clara Cox state federation first vice-president and Ameri- chair.
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Woman's Clubs
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
Trinity
Randleman
Siler City
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Clara Cox
State Federation
Ameri
Woman's Club ofTas General Meeting Recap and Plans
The Woman's Club held a general meeting at the Elk's home with President Mrs. H A White presiding. Miss Clara Cox announced plans for campaign Americanization and distribution of magazines to home service rooms. District meeting set for Nov 18 with state officers present. Mrs T W Bickett will speak Nov 19 at the Elk's home hosted by home economics. Literature group to meet Nov 12 for Present Day Song discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Elk’s Home
H. A. White
T. W. Bickett
H. A. Sears
Johnson Street
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Hedrick
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Hedrick. No further details are provided in the item.
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J. B. Hedrick
Inform Minds on the Campaign at St Marys Church
The usual Wednesday evening congregational meeting for the Nation-Wide campaign was held at St Marys Episcopal church. Questions and answers to inform church members were read and discussed, with a study of early church history as a feature. Next Wednesday will include further study of church traditions.
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St. Mary's Episcopal
Prayer Services Draw Growing Interest at Wesley Memorial
The Wesley Memorial church prayer meeting yesterday drew rising church interest as ladies of the church held sessions this week. Mrs. J. T. Weaver spoke on The Healing of China and outlined needs of the people while Mrs. W. A. Lambeth offered a spiritual talk on The true rewards of prayer. Special music enhanced the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
China
J. T. Weaver
W. A. Lambeth
Quiet Wedding Performed in Greensboro Home
Last night at seven a quiet wedding was held at the home of Rev. William A. Barber of Green Street Methodist Church. The bride Miss Della L. Ridge and groom W. C. Walker, both of Greensboro, were described as well known and accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Barber
Green Street Methodist Church
Marber
Della L. Ridge
W. C. Walker
Greensboro
Julia Ridge
Walker
Mrs Kinley to Attend Finch Lambeth Wedding
Mrs J S Kinley has traveled to Thomasville for the Finch Lambeth wedding this evening. Miss Edna Sechrest returns from Greensboro. Mrs T J Gold spent yesterday in Greensboro. Thomas Turner of Boston leaves for Atlanta after visiting his sister in law Mrs H C Turner. Mr and Mrs J H Paylor of Greensboro are in the city for the day. Miss Bessie Pope attended a Greensboro theatre. W A Bass is away on business. Miss Marie Jones with Miss Fannie Yarborough saw a Greensboro play.
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Edna Sechrest
Greensboro
City
Thomas Turner
Boston
H. C. Turner
J. H. Paylor
Bessie Pope
Marie Jones
Fannie Yarborough
Thomasville
Greensboro Visitors And Local Activities Noted
Morning in Greensboro includes visits by B R Thurman and other guests. Attendees include W C Watson and wife from Boston, attorney Carter Dalton, Miss Jennie Millner from Teidsville, Mrs Mildred Shelton, Lewis Bennett, Miss Ada White, Miss Gladys Hoskins, Mrs W L Smith, J L Snyder, Mrs Harry Raymond and her mother, FE T McCoy and W M Upehureh from Durham, Alma Holt. U S Railway Administration adds 45 cent hourly wage for women coach cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Raymond
Brash
Greensboro
Census Takers Wanted in City for Decennial Count
C. F. Lowe of Winston-Salem, supervisor of census for the Southern district including Guilford county, seeks applicants for about 250 enumerator positions. Pay scales vary by task, with per hour and per item rates, per diem options, and limited mileage allowances at the director’s discretion. High Point residents are urged to participate to aid the census effort.
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C. F. Lowe
Winston-Salem
Guilford County
High Point
Lowe
Flower show and bazaar slated by Ladies' Aid society
The Ladies' Aid society of Wesley Memorial plans an annual flower show and bazaar on November 13 and 14 with final details due to Mrs. Oscar Kearns by Tuesday. The event runs Thursday and Friday, and organizers anticipate strong support for the affair. A Brooklyn school bans cosmetics, short skirts, and open-work waists amid its dress code crackdown.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Oscar Kearns
Brooklyn
Nazimova Delights in The Brat Broadway Debut
Nazimova stars in The Brat at Broadway theater in a two day engagement. With Charles Bryant she adapted Maude Fulton’s play for the screen, scenario by June Mathis. The film features MacMillan Forrester as the author and a strong supporting cast including Currier, Foss, Kolker, Veness, Hill, Davenport and Knott. directed by Blache and supervised by Maxwell Karger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryant
Maude Fulton
Nazimova
Mr. Bryant
MacMillan Forrester
Frank Currier
Darrell Foss
Henry Kolker
Amy Veness
Ronnie Hill
Millie Davenport
Ethelbert Knott
State Board Funds New Women's Dormitory At ISU
Enrollment of women at Iowa State College increased by several hundred prompting the State Board of Education to authorize a $90,000 dormitory project for female students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
State Board of Education
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C. C. Hook
Charlotte
Miss Elliott
North Carolina College For Women
Womans Club
TAS General Meeting
J. H. Tate
Grace Bedford
Martha Newlin
State Federation Committee On
Cox
Jersey
Moffitt Furnishing Comp
T. J. Gold
Atlanta
W. A. Bass
B. R. Thurman
W. C. Watson
Carter Dalton
Jennie Millner
Teidsville
W. H. Plummer
Mildred Shelton
Grensboro
Lewis Bennett
Ada White
Gladys Hoskins
W. L. Smith
J. L. Snyder
FE. T. McCoy
Durham
W. M. Upehureh
Alma Holt
Municipal Theatre
United States Railway Administration
C. L. Lowe
Broadway
Mathis
Marinello
Esther Minard
Commission
W. L. Hargett
Peacock Sherrod Building
Wrenn Columbia Furniture Co
Home Bank
Tate Street
Tomlinson
Green Street
T. F. Wrenn
Allen's
Eclipse Shirts
Walkover
Edwin Clapp
Edwin Clapps
Briscoe
Economcal
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