Local Society Notes Highlight Marriages and Gatherings
Little Starker Rome tied the knot with Nettie Starker in a quiet ceremony officiated by Justice W. G. Brown. Daphne Ruth heals after appendicitis surgery at Burrus-McCain hospital and returns home. Henry Lee hosts a Saturday reception at 213 Tate Street for Hobart Welch and William Taylor of East Bend. Delegates for the eighth annual Synodical meeting of women of the Reformed church will be welcomed at a 9 p.m. informal reception in the church recreation basement. The First church women and friends are invited. The High Point auxiliary of Andrew Jackson post American Legion met at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian hut on Green Street with plans to entertain legion members Thursday night. Refreshments will be served at 8:30 p.m. rather than a supper. The legion auxiliary remains active under Mrs. Pollock. Oxford School faculty member is mentioned. Max Rothrock heads to Chapel Hill to enter the University. M. S. Stone spends weekend in Charlotte with son Wayland H. Stone. Annie Tuggle of High Point visits sister Mrs. Jesse Green for the weekend. George Meador and family visit Eugenia Fife in Winston-Salem and Spencer. Alta Stone of Winston-Salem visits mother Mrs. Charles Stone. Walter File of Greensboro visits sister Cynthia File. Jwsns Green visits friends in Lexington.
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Women of the Reformed Church
J. Best
Women of the
High Point
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Green Street
Dee Pollock
Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Club Calendar Highlights This Week
The KLUB KALENDAR lists luncheon at Sheraton hosted by Mrs. Owen Smith and Mrs. Will Jones, Bridge and women’s club meetings, and officer elections. Tuesday 1 PM luncheon. Wednesday 8:30 AM YWCA meeting. Thursday 3:30 PM Beta Pi and Philomathean gatherings. Gamma Zeta and Friday Bridge events also noted.
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Co. T. Club
Sheraton
Owen Smith
Will Jones
Women's Auxiliary Elects Officers at St Mary's Meeting
In the first fall session at St Marys Episcopal Church Washington street the women elected officers with Mrs Beverly Thurman re elected as chairman Mrs J J Dell secretary and Mrs James Stewart treasurer. A committee was named to study church work nationally and abroad. Rev Norwood Bowne attended and led a devotional noting mission progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Washington Street
Beverly Thurman
J. J. Dell
James Stewart
Richard Johnson
Lewis Tabb
Norwood Bowne
Henri Turner
Episcopal Church
Procity of Thomasville Social Notes Weekend Visit
Misses Susie Myers Grace Johnson Emily Tuttle and Pauline Phillips returned home from Greensboro college for the weekend. The Barker family from High Point and the Lee Rice household hosted visitors. W o Fialie traveled from Hickory to visit Arthur and Mrs Thompson. The Hargett family from High Point visited the D E Hoover household with Edgar Hargett of Kinston. Mrs Dodson and Mrs Janssen joined Mrs Priddy in Greensboro for a short visit. Ella Johnson spent the weekend at home.
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Thomasville
Susie Myers
Grace Johnson
Emily Tuttle
Pauline Phillips
Greensboro College
Garden expert joins North Carolina extension service
Raleigh Oct 3 Announced by C D Matthews horticulturist that Frank E McCall is added to the division of horticulture as garden specialist He is a graduate of Iowa State College in horticulture and forestry and has six years with South Dakota State College At Brookings His work will aid farmers and farm women in growing better vegetable gardens and beautifying home grounds with trees shrubs vines and flowers His main task in South Dakota was developing the home fruit and vegetable garden and assisting in farmstead beautification
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Raleigh
C. D. Matthews
North Carolina
Frank E. McCall
McCall
Iowa State College
South Dakota State College
Brookings
MecCall
South Dakota
State Garden Service Expands With McCall’s Help
Mr. Matthews announces completed plans for garden and lawn work in the state and says the services of Mr. McCall are now available to assist residents with gardening projects despite prior obstacles.
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Matthews
McCall
Australia fears German goods embargo lifted
Australia faces worry over the August 1 lifting of the German embargo as ships bring German cargo to Melbourne and Sydney. Officials halted protests once Czech Slovakia origins were confirmed. Pianos and toys sold cheaply prompt calls by veterans to curb German imports and boost Australian-made products.
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Sydney
Australia
Maimyo
Hamburg
Germany
Melbourne
Federal Conference of Returned Soldiers
Residents Must Join Church Decree in Far Rest
Vladivostok dispatch reports General Diedrichs, ruler of the Primera, orders all Far Rest residents to join the church to curb Bolshevik and communist influence. A second decree threatens capital punishment for noncompliance. The policy faces weak enforcement amid a resistant populace.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
Diedrichs
Th Primera
Farrest
Liquidation Decree Recounted Amid Bolshevik Controversy
The text notes a decree dated August 18 describing the liquidation of a high ranking agent of the secret service killed without trial. The observer condemns the method as a tactic used by the Bolsheviks and cites it as contrary to Christian teachings.
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Secret Service
Four-County Fair Opens Amid Good Attendance
Hickory October 3 The Four County fair began with strong farmer attendance aided by dry weather. Farmers unable to plow or sow wheat seek to gain lessons from the event and make the most of the opportunities presented.
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Hickory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Starker
Rome
Little
Miss Nettie Starker
Justice of the Peace
W. G. Brown
Mrs. Little
Miss Ruth Treproving
Daphne Ruth
Burrus-Mc- Cain Hospital
Miss Ruth
Henry Lee
Tate Street
Hobart Welch
William Taylor
East Bend
First Church
Oxford Schools
Max .Rothrock
Chapel Hill
University
M. S. Stone
Charlotte
Wayland H. Stone
Annie Tuggle
Jesse Green
George Meador
Reidsville
Eugenia Fife
the Meadors
Miss Fife
Spencer
D. C. Owen
Alta Stone
Winston-Salem
Charles Stone
Walter File
Greensboro
Miss Cynthia File
Jwsns Green
Lexington
Klub Kalendar
Woman's Club
Hntre Nous Club
Fred Thomas
Bain Avenue
Beta Pi
Qdell Peacock
North Main Street
Priday
Vphilomathean
Runiver
George Matton
Hamilton — Street
Gamma Zeta Bridge
Thurman Ann
Johnson Street
Welock
Suttons SH
S. Main St
Auxiliary
Prociety
Martine Barker
Ana Little Son
Mrs. Lee Rice
Arthur Thompson
Thompson
Walter Hargett
D. E. Hoovers
Edgar Hargett
Kinston
J. M. Dodson
J. W. Janssen
Hugh Preddy
Ella Johnson
Edgar Morgen Co
Memphis
AL Grocers
Monarch Fred & Grain CO
High Points Gr ‘ & “Gt
Tomor
FUL
Coats
Seal Plush Coats
New Man
Nish
Mandy Coats
Moffitt Furnishing Company
New Coats
Temiter
Marvella
Polo
Bolivia
Polaire
Velour
Poland
Armadale
Normandy
Aise Eee Wolf
Red Belt Shoe Store
Main Street
N. C
Southern Railway System
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
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