Society Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Marriage News
Mrs Eshelman hosts Cornelian club on Johnson street at 3 30 this Friday. Senior Girl Reserves meet after school at the Y W C A hut. Mrs Idol slightly improves at son V A Idol’s home. Presbyterian hut auxiliary plans a bazaar December 7 and 8. Elm Street P T A meets tonight at 7 30 to discuss school and city library questions. Ladies Aid at First Methodist Protestant reports large attendance and plans fund raising. Local groups report basketry, music clubs, and Y W C A membership events with lectures by Dr Wade Brown and a Raleigh Asheville Greensboro festival note. High Point B P W C meets tonight at 7 30 new regime focuses on social events and Christmas projects. Miss Gertrude Hobbs Korner wedding reported in Greensboro News with Guilford College ties. Woman’s Club issues a 1922 1923 year book detailing committees in civic conservation education and social service programs.
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Hayworth Springs
Montsinger
Hedrick
Bluebird Band of
Ida Paulette
Wade Brown
On.2e
Sheraton
Witeraturfe
Woman's Club
Brown
Raleigh
Dr. Brown
City Auditorium
Capital
Asheville
Greensboro
City School
Lottie Barber
Membr
Dorothy Gardyne
Fs B
P. W
Avith
V. Oe
Bypry
Repo Rcr
Gertrude Mendenhall Hobbs
Russell D. Korner
Samuel J. Haworth
The
Friends Church
High Point
McDowell
Rose
David Bouldin
New York
Charlotte
Korner
L. L. Hobbs
Mary Mendenhall Hobbs
Guilford College
Kerner
Joseph Kerner
Kernersville
Trinity
Grinell Company
Chariloatie
Woman’s Club
Department of Social Service
Travelers’ Aid
Wajprard
Samarcand
Associated Charities
Auction of 32 East Green street lots with Ford prize
Thirty two beautiful residence lots on East Green street to be auctioned Saturday November 11 at 2 p m. A Ford Touring Car will be awarded as a giveaway. Hor ney Brothers selling agents Asheville NC.
Local clubs schedule Tuesday meetings across city
The Tuesday Bridge club meets at 3 PM with Mrs T against Rochelle. Mrs Cyrus Wheeler hosts the W T club. Cheral society gathers at Westley Memorial church at 8 PM. Business and Professional Woman’s club meets at V 4 A ee 3230. Eli Street PTA convenes at Elim Street School auditorium at 7 30.
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Rochelle
Cyrus Wheeler
Cheral Society
Westley Memorial Church
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Eli Street
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Elim Street
Opera lecture and ladies club meetings advertised
Mrs B S S Cannings hosts Entre Nous at Hamilton street at 3 30. Music Literature department of the Women s club meets in the Sheraton ballroom at 3 30 with Dr Wade Brown lecture The Comparison of the Schools of Italian German and French Operas Mrs Lee Andrews hosts Archdale Women s club at 2 30 with hour 2 30 oclock
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Hamilton Street
Over-the-Teacups Club Meets With Mrs Cum mings
The Over-the-Teacups club will meet with Mrs. Cum mings at 2 30 due to a later bazaar hosted by the Westey Memorial church ladies. At 8 30 Mrs De Courcy Pollock will entertain at bridge at her North Main Street home.
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Over
Hbss. Cummings
Cloeck
Westey Memorial Church
North Main Street
Mrs Bradshaw Hosts Sorosis Club Event November 4
Mrs W G Bradshaw will host the Sorosis club on November 4 at her North Malin Street home. Mrs Delourey Pallock will host the Friday Bridge club at hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bradshaw
Delourey Pallock
North Malin Street
Mrs DeCourcy Pollock Hosts Saturday Bridge Afternoon
Mrs DeCourcy Pollock will entertain Saturday afternoon at three oclock with a bridge gathering. The event is noted in society notices as a social engagement and includes familiar local hosts and guests.
School law enforcement and literature music program outlined
A superintendent discusses enforcing compulsory school law while the Literature and Music department presents an engaging program of musical and literary study and research.
Local social visits noted across Greensboro area
Mrs M Hi Crutchfield visits relatives at Gullford College this week. Mrs J J Dell of this city spends yesterday in Greensboro. Mrs Forrest Murray was a visitor in Greensboro yesterday. Oscar Marsh and Coy Burchfield visited Pilot Mountain last Sunday. C T Hall was a coittest of Miss Gordie Gardyne enroute from Alabama to Vermont. Mrs John Lee Best, visiting her parents, returns to Greensboro. Mrs J J Kerner of Kernersville and Mrs hl Kerner of Charlotte spent yesterday with Mrs D L Bauldin on Johnson Street. Charles and William Jones from Weaver College spent the weekend with their parents on Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Hall
Gordie Gardyne
Alabama
Vermont
John Lee. Best
R. B. Strickland
Russell Street
Greensboro
J. J. Kerner
Kernersville
Hl. Kerner
Charlotte
D. L. Bauldin
Johnson Street
Charles and
William Jones
Weaver College, Weaverville
Mrs
P. A. Jones
Hamilton Street
Plan memorial to Will Carleton in Hellsdale Michigan
At the Will Carleton Memorial association annual meeting in Hellsdale Michigan plans were made to mark the poet’s memory with a boulder at the old poorhouse site near his Hudson home. A similar boulder was placed last year at Carleton’s birthplace to honor his boyhood. The group also pursues wider exposure of Carleton’s life and works to Michigan schoolchildren and notes Will Carleton Day is observed in state schools each October 21.
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Hellsdale
Mich
Will Carleton
Michigan
Carleton
Anniversary Article Mentions Poet's Birth Memorial
The piece notes the poet's birth anniversary and references a memorial association with several hundred members spread across Michigan and other midwestern and eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Association
Michigan
Insect Carrier Disease Death Toll Surpasses Rail Accidents
The report contrasts yearly railroad deaths exceeding seven thousand with insect carrier diseases causing about 97 200 deaths. It highlights the large toll from disease spread by vectors compared with rail fatalities.
Free Ford Touring Car to be Won at High Point Auction
An absolute free Ford Touring Car will be given away at the Hill and Hausér tots auction on East Green Street in High Point North Carolina on Saturday November 11 at 2 00 p m The sale requires only attendance Horney Brothers of Asheville North Carolina are the selling agents.
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Ing
Hill
Auction Sale Promises Car for Free at Hill and Hauser Loss
Attend a sale on East Green street in Asheville to bid on a Ford Touring Car offered by Horney Brothers. The auction is slated for Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and requires only your presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill and Hauser
East Green Street
Horney Brothers
Egents
Asheville
N. C
Government corn hash for sale at High Point grocers
A car load of government released Corn Beet Hash arrives at High Point grocery in 2 lb cans. Libby, McNeil & Libby pack it. Value listed at 50 cents, offered at half price to customers. Phil Hash noted as a quality menu item in top hotels and Pullmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Grocery CO
Libby, McNeil & Libby
Pullmans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eshelman
J. A. Eshelman
Cornelian Club
Girl Reserves
First Presbyterian
Elm Street
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
CC. L. Gray
J.A. Gray
W. C. Hammond
C. L. Gray
Little Barber Business College Club
Mae Kirkman
Margaret Gurley
Helen Rogers
Dorothy Stamey
Hugh Dutton
Kathleen Younts
Virginia Pickens
Charlotte Hubbard
Kathleen Snider
Margaret Whitener
Gertrude
Pauline Binkley
Faydline Snyder
Robi Hubbard
Miss Kirkman
der. Brown
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
W. Co. A
Utton
S. Main St
Klub Kalendar
Priday
Moffitt Furnishing Company
M. Hi. Crutchfield
Gullford College
J. J. Dell
Forrest Murray
Oscar Marsh
Coy Burchfield
Pilot Mountain
Will Carlton
Fresh Flowers
Ford, Florist
Max Rones
Edgar Morgan Co
Memphis
Monarch Feed & Grain Co
South Main Street
the Ladies’ Store
Eclipse
Madras
Cambria
Soiesette
Outing
Lapert Shoe Fifzers
Lion Brand
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
Tampa
Callum Tobacco and Candy CO
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