Choral Society to Meet and Social Events Noted
The Choral Society will meet at Wesley Memorial church tonight at 8. Priscilla club hosts at Mrs. Crowson’s Roland Park home Friday at 3. Mrs. R. F. Johnson entertained at bridge on Carrick avenue with three tables. The Woman's club social service committee meets Wednesday at 3 30 in the hut. The Elizabeth Fry Philathea class meets tonight at 8 in the Y hut for officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
M. C. Crowson
Priscilla Club
Roland Park
R. F. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Woman's Club
Philathea Cliss
Elizabeth Fry Philathea
The
Friends Church
Social Service Committee
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Oscar Moffitt
Lindsay Street
H. T. Hudson
Lucy Robertson
Roland Blair
Fred Ingram
Genevieve Moore
Wassie Wilson
E. K. MecClarty
Club calendar entries for Tuesday through Thursday
Order of Eastern Star meets at Masemic hall at 7 30. D A R holds a brief meeting at Mrs T J Gold s home Oakwood Court at 3 oclock Wednesday. Civic committee of the women s club meets with Mrs W A Hayes on Russell Street Hour 3 oclock. At 3 oclock Mrs Carter Dalton hosts Gamma Zeta club Thursday. Beta Pi club meets with Mrs Forrest Murray at Mrs Kirkman s Washington Street home at 7 45.
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Order of Eastern Star
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Woman's Club
W. A. Hayes
Russell Street
Carter Dalton
Gamma Zeta Club
Beta Pi Club
Forrest Murray
Sirs
Kirkman
Washington Street
Wagegers Jewelry Store Gift Reminder Seeks Loved Ones
A holiday prompt urges shoppers to remember loved ones and select a gift now with 35 days left before Christmas at Wagegers Jewelry. The note emphasizes timely choice and keeps a warm, local shopping tone.
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Wagegers Jewelry Store
Notable local visitors and student hometowns highlighted
Mrs R H Walker Mrs A B Huff and Mrs R A Sheloff spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro. Miss Gwendolyn Cummings a Greensboro College for Women student visited her parents in Roland Park. Mrs M C Crowson also spent yesterday in Greensboro. Mrs N E Sizer and Mrs D G Craen from Winston Salem visited Mrs Frank Sizemore on Ro and Park. Miss Margaret Lavitt of Asheville is in town for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Walker
A. B. Huff
R. A. Sheloff
Greensboro
Gwendolyn Cummings
Greensboro College For Women
C. J. Cummings
Roland Park
M. C. Crowson
N. E. Sizer
D. G. Craen
Winston-Salem
Frank Sizemore
Park
Margaret Lavitt
Asheville
Local Social News From Thomasville and Nearby Towns
Pauline Phillips visits Greensboro College for Women over weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs C H Phillips. Families including Mrs J A Green and Jacquelin Kinney attend Miss Velva Hayden’s birthday in High Point. Rev W Goode, former Main Street Methodist pastor, attends chrysanthemum show by church missionaries. Mrs Lee Rice returns from Atlanta visit with sister, Mrs Boone. Vira Clodfelter visits Statesville friends. Ray Hoover from Chatham Training School spends weekend with parents Mr and Mrs D E Hoover. J T Grimes visits with P A Hoover family. Cora Jeffcoat of Lexington visits Rev and Mrs N Bodie. Mr and Mrs Woo Pudar of Danville Virginia visit W H Tudor family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peace
Rev. W. ©. Goode
Main Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Lee Rice
Boone
Atlanta
Vira Clodfelter
Statesville
Ray Hoover
Chatham Training School
D. E. Hoover
J. T. Grimes
P. A. Hoover
Cora Jeffcoat
Lexington
Bodie
Lutheran Parsonage
Woo? Pudar
Danville, Va
W. H. Tudor
North Carolina prospers says Manufacturers Record rep
Carroll E. Williams of the Manufacturers Record tours North Carolina praising widespread prosperity. In High Point he notes thriving manufacturers and bankers, strong road and education programs, and optimistic trade conditions across the state. His article on High Point is due in the November 23 issue.
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North Carolina
Carroll E. Williams
Manufacturers Record
Williams
Manufacturers
High Point
Prohibition raid near New Castle nets whiskey and stills
Wilkes county officers raided near New Castle capturing two large copper stills and 125 gallons of whiskey. They say evidence warrants arrest of a father and his two sons once located.
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Winston-Salem
Wilkes County
Prohibition
New Castle
Swiss government to set grain bureau for imports
BERNE November 13 The Swiss government decides to establish a grain bureau to manage imports of cereals from the United States and other sources. The move aims to regulate supply and stabilize prices amid growing demand for staple grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
United States
Christmas Gift Store on Washington and Main Streets
A de luxe gift shop at the corner of Washington and Main streets advertises a varied selection of Christmas wares with exclusive items and seasonal displays. Wagegers is mentioned as part of the store’s branding.
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Washington and
Main Streets
Wagegers
High Schools Feed Carolina Football Talent from All NC
Chapel Hill notes Armistice Day win over VMI spurs growth of high school players entering the Tar Heel program. The piece traces how in North Carolina strong local school football pipelines supply freshmen and veterans, with players from Gastonia Belmont Charlotte Shelby Edenton and Macon County among those advancing to the varsity.
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Chapel Hill
Richmond
Carolina
North Carolina
University of Virginia
Virginia
Old Dominion
Roy Morris
Fred Morris
Gastonia
Lineberger
Belmont
Red” Johnston
McDonald
Charlotte
Fishburne Military Academy
Meiver
Merritt
Tenny
Sparrow
Pendergraft
Pritchard
Chapel Hill School
List of names appears in historical notice
The fragment lists numerous personal names including McBride, French Smith, Cyrus Wycoff, Dewey Crews, Abner Parsons, John Reynolds, Griggs, Robert Marshall, Walter Nereus English, Judy, Hope Motley, Miss Pritchard, Ruth Reynolds, Mrs Pendleton, Edith Macon, Julia Pendleton, Ruth Levering, Sallie McBride, Hattie Burgess, Mrs Semple, Nell Carroll, Mrs Lippett, Hazel Richardson, Sadie Kate, Mary Henley, Gladiola, Sarah Hassell, Loretta, Clementine Raiford, Mamie, Henrietta Lassiter, Freddie Perkins, William Blair, Carrie, and Margaret Armfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Perkins
William Blair
Carrie
Margaret Armfield
Guilford Folk to Stage Drama for Charity
Guilford College Dramatic Council presents the wholesome American comedy "Daddy Longlegs" on November 25 to benefit the student Y W C A. Cast includes Jervis Pendleton Fred Winn and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Folk
Guilford College
Jervis Pendleton
Fred, Winn
James
Fitzgerald to Begin Term in Raleigh
Fitzgerald, sentenced to ten years in the state prison after pleading guilty to an attempted felony, will be moved to Raleigh on November 20 to begin his term. He had been held without bond on a capital offense charge. The young woman he is alleged to have attacked is a member of a prominent family.
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Asheville
N. C
Clay Fitzgerald
Raleigh
Fitzgerald
Waggers Jewelry Promotes Early Gift Deposits
Store urges customers to select gifts now and place a small deposit to reserve items before Christmas. The promotion highlights a complete assortment and holds items for holiday delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christma Waggers
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Choral Society
Mrs. Crowson
Jessie Gray Boggs
Thomasville
Rufus Pinckney Rankin
Ida Seal
Miss Clara Seal
Miss. Seal
Green Street
C. C. Clement
Shelton Street
Kathleen Mallory
Jones
Smith
Park Street
Fannie Heck
Steele Street
D. E. Bullard
M. ©. Culler
A. E. Tapsin
Albemarle
J. D. Bacon
Lula Carr
Vivian Matson
Klub Kalendar
S. Main St
Moffitt Furnishing
Newcat
North
Tar Heels
Picadilly
Antoinette
Whiting
Davis
Stamney's Jewelry
Beavans
the Ladies Store
Oxfords
Mili
Havana
Davis Shoe Store
Ea Agen
Coats
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
Tampa
Callum Tobacco and Candy CO
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