Society Notes Show Club Meetings and Pageant Plans
Over the Teacups Bridge club meets Friday at 1 pm with Mrs. B. Cum mings on Hamilton Street. A Girl Scouts troop is organized at St. Marys Episcopal church led by Miss Beverly Wilson with a December 2 meeting planned. Missionary Circles of the First Methodist hold a Monday meeting at 3 pm. The Canterbury club discussed writers of adventure with members present including Mrs. Reitzel and Mrs. Voorhees. The Musical Art club assembles Monday at 8 pm at the Country Club with Mozart and Grieg on the program and guest speakers. Mrs. Hicks hosts a Mission Study class at Marigold Cabin with Moslem Women as the study book and a picnic luncheon. A Trinity High School play Cranberry Corners is scheduled for Tuesday night at 7:45. First Presbyterian Church outlines a full morning and evening service with hymns and solos. Misses Lee and Loflin host a Bridge Club at Sunset Avenue with prizes for the winner and guest cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Beverly Wilson
Hicks
M. T. Hicks
Main Street
M. E
Marigold Cabin
H. C. Lewis
J. S. Phelps
BE. L. Hollady
M. L. Hollady
Velma Hollady
Bridge and Rook party honors Miss Lillian Brown
A Bridge and Rook party was held at Park street home for Miss Lillian Brown of High Point hosted by Mrs. I. D. Wagger. Seven tables played with top Bridge score earned by Mrs. O. L. Presnell and Rook by Mrs. Harris Burkhead. The honoree received a piece of dresser china. An elaborate salad course and Thanksgiving favors completed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brown
High Point
I. D. Wagger
Park Street
O. L. Presnell
Rook
Harris Burkhead
Randolph Book Club Sesseion Held at Mrs Hunter Home
The fall meeting of the Randolph Book Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Hunter's Worth street home. Readings by Mrs. J. D. Ross and Mrs. W. A. Underwood covered North Carolina historical topics. Mrs. W. A. Moring won a prize for State History questions. Current events were discussed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Book Club
J. W. Hunter
Worth Street
J. D. Ross
W. A. Underwood
North Carolina
W. A. Moring
Mt Airy guest honored at Central Hotel gathering
Miss Margaret Womble entertained twenty five friends in the Central Hotel parlor Saturday afternoon honoring her week end guest Miss Rachel Haynes of Mt Airy. Thanksgiving contests and various entertainment passed the hour. an ice course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Haynes
Mt. Airy
Margaret Womble
Central Hotel
Lexington Hosts Two Rock and Bridge Parties
In Lexington on Wednesday morning and afternoon Mrs. J L Stower and Mrs Sowers hosted elegant rock and bridge gatherings with white and green decor and pink accents. Winners included Mrs J C Spicer, Mrs Adam Sink, Mrs Fred O Sink, Mrs E B Raven, and Mrs Charles Wall Jr. Guests and helpers filled the event with luncheon and refreshments as Mrs Sowers honored visitors from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. L. Stower
West Fourth Avenue
J. C. Spicer
Adam Sink
Fred O. Sink
E. Braven
Charles Wall, Jr
Forrest Lancaster
Sowers
W. 8S. Holmes
Thomasville
Pleasure club gathering hosted by Mrs E B Craven
Mrs Craven entertained Pleasure club members and visitors Tuesday afternoon at her West Third avenue home with chrysanthemum and rose decorations. Prizes included embroidered pillow cases, a pepper and salt set, and a hand embroidered dresser scarf. A salad collation followed the game and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Craven
West Third Avenue
State Street
C. M
Bridge Club Hosts Three-Table Session At Home
Mrs. W. D. Robertson entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon with three tables of play in a sunlit living room and solarium. Mrs. John A. McCrary won high score and received bath salts while Miss Frances Walser had low score with bridge pads. Miss Sarah Kate Ormond earned the visitors high prize a hand-made handkerchief. A salad collation with sandwiches and coffee followed for scorebound guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Robertson
John A. McCrary
Frances Walser
Sarah Kate Ormond
Sarah Kate Ormond Was Given A Beautiful Hand-Made Handkerchief As the High Score
Rachel Phillips
South Main Street
Don Walser
High Score Club
Christine McCrary
Evelyn Wilkins
Irene Kennedy
Bertha Fowler
Social Clubs Hold Autumn Gatherings on South Main Street
Miss Camille Hunt hosted the Club of Twelve at her South Main home with chrysanthemums and late fall blooms. Members shared talks on In Old New York and Aaron Burr, plus Paris travel notes, followed by a salad course and cake. The same day Miss Rachel Phillips hosted a bridge party on South Main with flowers, prizes, and a salad collation for attendees including Miss Frances Walser and Mrs. Don Walser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Hunt
Club of Twelve
South Main Street
Old
New York
W. S. Holmes
Washington Irving
J. C. Bower
J. H. Cowles
Aaron Burr
W. H. Phillips
Paris
Lloyd Hunt
Woodrow McKay
J. E. Lusk
Jessie Hunt Mendenhall
J. R. McGregor
Miss Adams
Enfield Woman Guests at State Street Parsonage
Miss Blanche Hardy of Enfield has stayed for a week as guest of Mrs. N G Bethea at the State Street Methodist Protestant parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hardy
Enfield
N. G. Bethea
State Street Methodist Protestant Parsonage
Dr Wilson returns from Raleigh for morning sermon
Dr Lloyd T Wilson back in the city from the Baptist state convention in Raleigh will preach on Genuine Religion at First Baptist Church this morning. An anthem Thanksgiving Song by Woodcock will be sung and Col A L Moody of Indiana speaks at 3 pm on Law Enforcement. A Thanksgiving service is set for Thursday at 10 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. Wilson
Raleigh
Baptist State Convention
First Baptist Church
Woodcock
Maude L. Davis
Ackley
Col
A. L. Moody
Indiana
Col. Moody
Wilson
Revival Services At Oak Hill Credited A Great Success
Revival services at Oak Hill closed Friday night with full attendance. Miss Myr Huff delivered stirring sermons at each meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Myr Huff
Visiting Son Mrs Hayworth Spends Weeks With Family
Mrs E. P. Hayworth visits her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs C B Hayworth owners of the Pepper Box Revue now on the Butterfield circuit through Michigan. She plans to stay several weeks and remain over Thanksgiving before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Hayworth
C. B. Hayworth
Butterfield
Gasoline price probe urged by North Carolina grand jury
Wilmington reports a county grand jury plans further investigation into gasoline pricing. The panel cites alleged violations of an agreement with oil firms and a three cent per gallon freight rate applied unevenly across cities from Wilmington to Charlotte Goldsboro and Asheville. The attorney general is urged to continue the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
New Hanover County
Grand Jury
Devin
Charlotte
Goldsboro
Asheville
Try Mee Folk Plans 12 to 15 New Stores in High Point
Try Mee Stores officials announced about 40 stockholders in High Point and plans to build 12 to 15 additional stores in the city within months while expanding to 75 to 100 outlets across North Carolina. Current stores sit at 205 North Commerce Street and 1530 English Street with managers Ransome Harris J R Young and R B Silman. General manager T D Conroy will oversee new openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try-Mee
High Point
Hast Commerce Street
Ransome Harris
English Street
J. R. Young
R. B. Silman
T. D. Conroy
North Carolina
Revival at East Green Street Baptist Gains Steam
Pastor Rev. Herman T. Stevens says the revival nears week three as attendance and interest rise. Services run nightly at 7:30 pm this week with normal services today and Sunday school at 9:30 am. Membership stands at 700 with a goal of 800. A large chorus choir directed by J. D. Barnette will perform at tonight’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Green Street Baptist Church
Herman T. Stevens
J. D. Barnette
Captain Carraway Announces Help With Compensation Blanks
Captain Bruce H. Carraway announced last night that he has a number of adjustment compensation blanks available and will assist eligible applicants. All forms must be filed by January 1, 1928 when the service ends. Eligible are honorably discharged veterans widows children guardians mothers or fathers of deceased veterans who depended on them for support. He lives at 401 North Main Street and will aid anyone unsure how to complete the compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Carraway
Carraway
North Main Street
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Over-the-Teacups Bridge Club
B. 8S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Missionary Circles
First Methodist Protestant Church
Circle No
L. J. Diffee
Johnson Street
Jonhn Walker, Jr
Ben Moore
H. A. Moffitt
Doe
Emerywood
Canterbury Club
Richard Reitzel
Craven Page
Writers of Adventure
Page
Richard Harding Davis
Everett Marsh
Jack London
Louis Voorhees
Charlottesville
Boa
Ters
Garland Alderman
Harry Brockman
W. F. Ellis
Jack Grubb
Reid Marsh
Edwin Lyon
James Lyon
Forrest Murray
Charles W. Perry
Vv. D. Sale
Capus Waynick
Musical Art Club
Minnie P. Harrell
Mozart and
Grieg
Hubert Allred
W. B. Hall
Dan W. Smith
Herman Abels
Eccles Everhart
Trinity High School
Ferndale Farm
Cranberry Corners
First Presbyterian
Rubenstein
McAfee
Steene
Christian Heralds
Draper
Carter Dalton
R. D. Daffin
Charles P. Cobl
Christians Triumphant
Konitz
Donna Lee
Mary Loflin
Sunset Avenue
Arthur Cox
Edith Keel
Elizabeth Skeen
Bera Scarboro
Chicago
Lynchburg
Moore’s Book Store
Asheboro Social
Lexington Society
W. F. Welborn
W. J. Vestal
J. L. Sowers
Gertrude Hamner
J. M. Riley
Charles Sturkey
Fitts
J. R. Terry
L. A. Martin
E. E. Raper
Dwight Ware
C. M. Clodfelter
Ford Watson
Cliff Thompson
Mal Grimes
H. T. Stevens
Green Stret Church
South Main St
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