Convention schedule for district women’s clubs meeting
The district women’s clubs plan a convention with delegates from nearby towns. Morning and afternoon sessions list invocations, welcomes, addresses on thrift, Americanization, and the state federation, plus music and a luncheon in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Kirkman
High Point
Minnetonka
Eugene Reilley
Charlotte
H. A White
R. L. Justice
Greensboro
C. C. Hook
High Point Club
Priscilla Club Holds Pleasant Saturday Meeting
The Priscilla club gathered Saturday afternoon with Mrs. S S Coe as hostess. Members present included Mesdames W G Shipman Cliff Ring C L Wheeler W K Idol M J Crowson H B Hiatt D M Pollock and C F Vayden. Guests were Mrs J R Reitzel Mrs A M Rankin Mrs George Brown Mrs Charles Sheloff Mrs C Robbins and Miss Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Mesdames
W. G. Shipman
Cliff Ring
C. L. Wheeler
W. K. Idol
M.J. Crowson
H. B. Hiatt
D. M Pollock
C. F. Vayden
J. R. Reitzel
A. M. Rankin
George Brown
Charles Sheloff
C. Robbins
Miss Morris
Mrs Harris Hosts WCTU Meeting on Thursday
Mrs J W Harris of Broad Street will host the W C T U society Thursday at 3 PM. The meeting was moved from tomorrow to Thursday due to the district convention of the Woman's clubs to be held in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
Broad Street
W. C. T. U. Society
Woman’s Clubs
Birthday reunion honors eighty five year old Welborn
Yesterday four miles north of the city at Phillip Welborn home a traditional family reunion was held in honor of his eighty five birthday. Guests included Miss Natalie Womble week end visitor to Spencer and Frank Smith from Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Charles Matton of Winston-Salem visited with their parents. Anna Perryman Ruth Welch and James Perryman all of Winston Salem visited friends in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Welborn
Mr. Welborn
Charles Matton
Winston-Salem
G. A. Matton
City
Anna Perryman
Ruth Welch
James Perryman
Winston+Salem
FZ. F. White
W. O. T. club meeting postponed to Thursday
The W. O. T. club meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 3 20 p m has been moved to Thursday afternoon at the same time Mrs A S Caldwell will host at her Parkway home.
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W. O. T. Club
A.S. Caldwell
Parkway
Personal Notices Highlight City Visits and Recoveries
Dr. H. B. Hiatt travels to Atlanta for an X ray meeting and returns Wednesday. Miss Florence Broaddus of Kerrville Virginia visits with siblings Montague and Mrs. Holton on Steel Street. Clara Blair recovers post operation at High Point hospital. E H Spease of Tobaccoville tours city en route to Danville with relatives. Mrs. C L Grissom with Clara Grissom and Mrs. Haworth visit Hall River. Mrs. Cornelius Horney returns from Jamestown after a city visit. Mr. and Mrs. H A Cecil and family visit Thomasville with others.
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H. B. Hiatt
Atlanta
Florence Broaddus
Kerryville, Va
City
Montague Broaddus
A. A Holton
Steel Street
Clara Blair
High Point Hospital
E. H. Spease
Tobaccoville
Danville, Va
W. E. Shore
J. W Angel
Ashboro Visitor Bunting Details with Alspaugh Family
KEFE reports Bunting of Ashboro was in town as a business visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Alspaugh along with their young son Mack Jr. were involved in the event.
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Kefe. Bunting
Ashboro
G. M. Alspaugh
Mack, Jr
Local residents spend weekend visits and travels
Seburn Perry a Trinity Park College student visited the city for the weekend. W. St. Hardin of Salisbury led services at St. Marys Episcopal church. Rock Hill awaits artist State Agency duties for Stewart Water and Light. Others include Dr. A. C. Jones attending a veterinary meeting in New Orleans and Earle Godfrey visiting High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. St. Hardin
Salisbury
City
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
No Offer From Martens on Ships for Russians to Return
Washington officials said no communication had been received from Ludwig Martens the Bolshevik ambassador offering ships for Russians in the United States who wished to return home. They joked that if the government paid transport for deported Russians American taxpayers would be saved money.
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Washington
State Department
Ludwig Martens
United States
Lutheran Church Fund Surges Toward 5000 Dollars
The Lutheran campaign for eleven thousand dollars for a new church is growing rapidly. Last Sunday the two thousand dollar mark was surpassed and reports show the fund climbing past the third thousand and toward the fourth. The halfway goal of five thousand is expected to be reached soon.
Lieut Maynard Plans Coast to Coast Flight Start
Lieutenant B W Maynard, winner of the trans continental air race, said he expects to begin his one stop coast to coast flight within the next eight days from New York Oak.
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B W. Maynard
Jenkins Held Under Surveillance After Puebla Arrest
William O. Jenkins, American consular agent at Puebla, Mexico, was detained at the penitentiary for two hours after arrest on a charge of collusion with bandits who recently kidnapped him. He was released and restricted to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Colbreton
State Department
Cotton market shows activity amid nervousness in New York
The cotton market opened with a steady to lower tone as prices slipped 16 to 27 points amid heavy southern and Wall Street liquidation. Buyers remained active with January limited by the decline, December through July futures quoted lower, with Dec at 36.90 and January at 34.65.
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New York
Liverpool
Southern
Wall Street
Wedding Presents For Charming Fall Brides
Stamey's offers a wide selection of wedding gifts and remembrances. The store highlights pearls rings watches and personal gifts alongside dining room equipment including silverware dishes casseroles and carving sets.
Salvation Army Auditor to Speak at Frieds Church
Dr. W. K. Stalnaker, field auditor for the Salvation Army based in Atlanta, will speak on overseas Salvation Army work tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Frieds' church. He arrives from Washington after completing a lecture series and is described as a strong and forceful speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Stalnaker
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Dr. Stalnaker
Washington
Seven Seek Hungarian Crown Split Between Charles Otto
Budapest dispatch lists seven nominees for the Hungarian throne. Legitimatists split into two groups one backing Emperor Charles and the other backing Prince Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Budapest
Abden
Charles
Prince Otto
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