Perfect Day Vapors in Social Echoes and Evening Bridge
A household gathering at English street hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Hart featured the Monday Night Bridge club. Mrs T J Gold won the ladies high score, B S Cummings the men’s high, with a salad service led by Mrs Hart assisted by Mrs Fred Ingram. Attendees included E O Langen D M Pollock E S Hutchinson T J Old O E Mendenhall H A Millis Harry Raymond C Prince and B S Cummings.
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English Street
J. A. Hart
T. J. Gold
B.S. Cummings
Ind
D. M. Pollock
E. S. Hutchinson
T. J. Old
O. E. Mendenhall
H. A. Millis
Harry Raymond
Prince
B. 8
Cummings
Commercial Club dance invitations for December first
The entertainment committee of the Commercial Club invites guests to the December first event. The evening begins with a reception at half past eight and dancing after ten.
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The
Commercial Club
Sorosis Club Postpones Meeting Because of Lecture Program
The Sorosis club, originally set to meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Kirkman on Washington Street, has postponed its regular gathering due to a special music department program by Miss Fries of Winston-Salem.
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Woman's Club
Miss Fries
Winston- Salem
Sorosis Club
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Thanksgiving Service At St Marys Church With Archdeacon Hardin
The Thanksgiving service at St Marys Church will be led by Archdeacon W H Hardin from Salisbury. The service time was altered to 10 o clock due to his need to catch the e train.
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St. Mary's Church
W. H. Hardin
Salisbury
Woman's Club Music Dept to Meet at Elks Home
The music department of the Woman's club will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at the Elks' Home. Miss Ade laide Fries of Winston Salem will address the assembly and a pleasant musical program is planned.
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The
Woman's Club
Elks
Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
Bridge and Rock Afternoon Honoring Bettie Biggs
Mrs. F. E. Creelman will host a bridge and rock event Friday at 3 at her North Main Street home in compliment to Miss Bettie Biggs of New York and Mrs. E. O. Langen of Indianapolis Indiana.
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Bridge and Rock
F. E. Creelman
North Main Street
Bettie Biggs
New York
E. O. Langen
Indianapolis
Ind
Gloves for Ladies Misses and Boys in Kid and Leather
A special showing of gloves for ladies misses and boys in kid and leather small sizes. Ladies kid gloves come in black white tan brown burgundy with contrast stitching priced 1.25 1.50. Ladies and misses English walking gloves 1.00 1.50. Boys leather gloves 0.50 1.00. Misses children wool gloves 25 50 cents and children's wool mitts 10 15 25 cents.
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Adies
Heathcock and Coe Wed at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Jace Heathcock and Fred B. Coe were married yesterday at 5 o'clock in the Lutheran parsonage on English Street with Rev. P. D. Brown officiating and a small group of witnesses.
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Jace Heathcock
Fred B. Coe
P. D. Brown
English Street
Tea Cups Club Hostess at Oakwood Court
Mrs. T. J. Field will host the Over the Tea Cups club tomorrow afternoon at her home Oakwood Court. The gathering begins at 2 o clock with members invited to attend for a social session and light refreshments.
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T. J. Tield
Tea Cups Club
Oakwood Court
Western North Carolina conference closes with key appointments
The Western North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church south wrapped up after read appointments at Gastonia on November 28. Notable shifts include C. W. Byrd moving to Asheville and E. L. Bain to Greensboro. Rev. Dr. Weaver named presiding elder of the Greensboro district. Rev. J. B. Carpenter reporting Rev. B. M. Jackson guilty of immorality and expulsion. The treasurer announced bishop salaries, conference claimants, and endowment funds, with several district and college-related posts listed.
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Gastonia
North North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
C. W. Byrd
West Market
Greensboro
Asheville
E. L. Bain
Gilbert Rowe
Wesley Memorial
High Point
Dr. Weaver
Jackson
Presiding Elder
J. H. Weaver
Ashboro
Ira Erwin
Colerdige
R. L. Melton
Deep River
W. B. Thompson
I. Rowe
W. A. Barber
Pleasant Garden
C. F. Sherrill
Ramseur-Franklinville
H. ©. Gerum
Randleman-Naomi
A. BR. Bell
Sandolph
T. B. Johnson
Weidsville
J. E
Kirk
Ruffin
W. M Smith
Uwharize
J. M. Warner
Wentworth
J. L. Townsend
Greensboro College
B. Turrentine
West Market Street
Greensboro College For Women
W. M. Curtis
North Carolina Christian Advocate
H. M. Blair
J. W. Long
Centenary
Korea
J. R. Moose
Emory and Henry College
J. E. Womack
Frank Siler
State Normal and Industrial College
John A. Lesh
University of North Carolina
E. K. Creel
Social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns
Miss Bettie Biggs of New York arrives to visit Mrs Creelman on North White Street. A. Elwood Cox shows improvement after surgery and hopes to return to the city. Mrs G A Sikes of Greensboro visits the city. Dec Welborn travels to Denton for business. Mrs Dred Peacock visits Greensboro today. Miss Estelle Nottingham of Norfolk leaves for Wilmington to visit her sister Mrs Paul Rogers before returning home. Mrs J H Shaw visits Greensboro. Miss Eileen Parnell spends the afternoon in Greensboro. D M Pollock goes to Richmond yesterday. Charles Wachter and Tom Shields of Greensboro pass through en route to Thomasville on business.
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Bettie Biggs
New York
F. EF. Creelman
North White Street
Estelle Nottingham
Norfolk
Robert Walker
Wilmington
Paul Rogers
Charles Wachter
Tom Shields
Greensboro
Thomasville
Trinity News captures social notes and church transition
Miss Mary White of Guilford college high school visits Trinity with Miss Knight. Fred Ingram and the Frazier brothers spend Sunday with friends. Mrs Vernon Peace and Mrs G T Wood of High Point visit. Mrs D C Johnson Sr improves after a week of illness. The town notes the departure of Rev E N Crowder and welcome of Rev T B Johnson.
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Trinity
Mary White
Guilford College High School
Knight
Fred Ingram
Jesse Frazier
Dave Frazier, Jr
Mrs. Vernon Peace
High Point
Town
Mrs. W. M. Leach
N. Crowder
T. B Johnson
Well Known Woman Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Sallie Hunnicutt Sechrest dies at 11 oclock at East Washington street after more than six months illness and two months of intense suffering. Born August 10 1860 in Danville Virginia she married Wiley F Sechrest on January 6 1889. Survived by daughter Edna and siblings, husband predeceased. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m from Lame Church with Dr Gilbert Rowe. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Sallie Hunnicutt Sechrest
East Washington Street
J. P
Mary Hunnicutt
Danville
Wiley F. Sechrest
Edna Sechrest
Ben Woodard
Danville, Va
H. B. Amos
Washington, D. C
W. R
J. P. Hunnicutt
Gilbert Rowe
Oakwood Cemetery
City to Enforce Egg Law Against Excess Storage
Chicago officials move to enforce the 19 month storage limit on eggs to curb provision dealers holding millions in storage to prop up prices. The ordinance, ignored since 1912, will be vigorously applied to drive prices away from 50 cents a dozen.
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Chicago
Mill Operatives Get Increase in Augusta Factories
Augusta Georgia November 27 Twenty two hundred Augusta cotton mill operatives in five manufactories receive a ten percent wage increase effective today The Savannah Valley company workers already got a ten percent raise on November 1 so they are not affected by this change
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Augusta
Augusta Cottom Mill
Savannah Valley Company
Mississippi Official Vote Count in Recent Presidential Election
Jackson November 28 official secretary of state report shows Wilson 80,383 Hughes 4,253 Benson socialist 1,482 Parker progressive vice president 520.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Wilson
Hughes
Benson
Parker
Mrs W Carr Improves After Illness
Mrs W Carr, who had been ill for some time, is reported to be improving.
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W. Carr
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Mr. and
Mrs. Hart
the Commercial Club
Sorosis
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Heathcock-Coe
Over the
Gilbert T. Rowell
Wesley Memorial Church
A. Elwood Cox
Son
G. A. Sikes
City
Dec Welborn
Dentour
J. H. Shaw
Eileen Parnell
Richmond, Va
Trinity News
G. T. Wood
D. C. Johnson, Sr
Elwood Hotel
Southern Depot
Broad Street
Main Street
Minary
L. S. Fox
Allen
the Commercial National Bank
High Point, N. C
U. S
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
Geo. Wood
Ila
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