Thanksgiving Society Celebrations In High Point
A Tuesday evening party at D. T. Andrews home on Tate street featured a tacky dress contest and a mock wedding for Jessie Brooks and Lindsay Luther with Nessie Smith and Ruby Maddix among the attendees. Open houses at the Y W C A hut on Thanksgiving will host games, songs, and a marshmallow toast, followed by a vesper program.
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D. T. Andrews
Tate Street
Andrews
Nessie Smith
Jessie Brooks
Maggie
Lindsay Luther
William Davis
Frying-Pan An
James Ellington
Long Boy
Countryville
High Point
Y Headquarters
Local clubs adjust meetings ahead of Thanksgiving
Wednesday notes show literature department meeting postponed with Professor Wade R. Brown of Greensboro to speak later. Various clubs reschedule or cancel Thursday and Friday sessions due to Thanksgiving, including choir rehearsals and social gatherings at locations like North Main Street and Roland Park.
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Katcha-hoo
Bernice Seibel
Southland
Wade R. Brown
Greensboro
Eastern Star
Prisclla Club
H. B. Hiatt
Roland
Park
Teacups Club
T. J. Gold
Cornelian Club
W. Th Hargett
Johnson Street
Philomathean Club
J. Ed. Kirkman
No Meeting This Week For Priscilla Club
The Priscilla club announces no Friday afternoon meeting due to Thanksgiving guests and a full social calendar. The informal conference at 7 30 in the Y hut was planned but canceled alongside the Priscillas events.
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Priscilla Club
Priscillas
Visitor from West Visits Greensboro on Tuesday
Miss Edith Bradshaw and her party visited Greensboro spending the morning in the city as they toured and shopped during their excursion from the West.
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Greensboro
Edith Bradshaw
Randolph County Woman Dies at 66 in New Market Township
Mrs. Julia E. Gray died at her home in New Market township Randolph county after weeks of illness and a heart attack. She was 66 and lifelong resident. Funeral at Ebenezer church tomorrow 11 a.m. Rev. J. E. Woosley officiating. interment in church graveyard. Survived by husband George G. Gray three sons Ernest W Able D D and Emory A and five daughters Hattie R Lou Ruth Linna and Julia Ethel.
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George G. Gray
Ernest W
Able DD
Emory A. Gray
Hattie R
Lou
Ruth
Linna
Julia Ethel
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Robert Brockett, Jr
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State Council of the
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L. C. Sinclair
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