Winter social notes and wedding at High Point churches
The Ladies Aid society of Emmanuel Lutheran postpones its meeting. Sunrise prayer service at First Baptist launches week of prayer for the Baptist campaign. Miss Agnes Dodson leaves for New York to study voice with Edgar Schofield. Reformed church synod delegates host a reception at First church with music by Miss Mae Kirkman. Miss Gay Pugh of Madisonville weds James Talbert Jeffreys of Goldsboro at High Hill in a fall ceremony. The High Point Woman's Club outlines civic pride plans and a Shop at Home campaign while supporting Salvation Army and local book week activities.
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The
First Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Union
James Clark
Agnes Dodson
Winston- Salem
New York
Edgar Schofield
Dodson
J. ©. Dodson
Whitener
S. J. Best
J. W. Hedfick
Edgar Whitener
Mae Kirkman
Gay Pugh
Madisonville
James Talbert Jeffreys
Goldsboro
Charlotte County
High Point
George A. Baucom
Raleigh
Shirley Carter
Boston
Catherine Carmichael
Swansonia
Robert Jeffreys
Lindsay Street
Thomas Rudd Pugh
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
Green Street
Owen-Smith
Salvation Army
Thurday Club and Bridge Gatherings Schedule
Klubs plan meetings with Mel and Miss Odell Peacock on Bain Avenue and North Main Street at 8:30 and 3:30. Whilomathean and Gamma Zeta Bridge groups meet with Mrs. Matton and Thurman Mann on Hamilton and Johnson streets at 3:30. Friday Bridge club hosts unspecified hostess.
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Fintre Nous Club
Mel
Fred Thomas
Bain Avenue
Eta Pi
Odell Peacock
North Main Street
Whilomathean Club
George Matton
Hamilton Street
Gamma Zeta Bridge
Sirs
Thurman Mann
Johmnson
Campaign outline by Ensig and others presented by Miss Cox
The campaign purpose was outlined by Ensig Emma Thomas and Mr Channing, presented by Miss Clara Cox of the advisory board of the local post. The Woman's club district meeting will be in Thomasville on October 24 with a silver loving cup for the club with the largest attendance. Delegates will travel from High Point. Teachers in the city schools will be invited to affiliate this winter. Winter social events include club luncheons at the Sheraton on the fifth Wednesdays. New members welcomed: Mrs Norwood Bowne Mrs J R Johnston Miss Vivian Matson and Miss Dorothy Gardyne.
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Ensig
Emma Thomas
Channing
Clara Cox
Post
Woman's Club
Thomasville
High Point
The
Sheraton
Norwood Bowne
J. R. Johnston
Vivian Matson
Dorothy Gardyne
Elections fill Golsboro city posts after resignations
Thomas O Berry and Joe Parker are elected to fill the vacant Aldermen seats left by Yelver ton and McMillan who resigned weeks ago. George Spence is chosen city clerk to succeed Grover Tyson who also resigned, with seats to begin at the next regular board session.
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Goldsboro
Thomas O’berry
Joe Parker
Yelverton and
McMillan
George Spence
Grover Tyson
Miss Allene Moseley Resides in Cummings Home This Winter
Miss Allene Moseley of the city schools faculty is staying at the B. S. Cummings home at 813 Hamilton Street for the winter. She is a Cowpens, South Carolina resident.
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Allene Moseley
Eity Schools
Hamilton Street
Miss Mosley
Cowpens
S. C
Jd EB Gaskill Dead in New Bern
Joseph EB Gaskill died Monday at 2 15 p m at the home of Riley Wood on Burn street in New Bern in the 78th year of his age after about a month of illness. He leaves a brother Thomas Gaskill of the city and a son Lowren Gaskill of Washington NC.
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Jd. EB. Gaskill
New Bern
Joseph EB. Gaskill
Riley Wood
Burn Street
Thomas Gaskill
Lowren Gaskill
Washington, N. C
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Miss Dodson
Synodical Meeting of Women of the Reformed Church
First Church
Milton Whitener
Klub Kralendar
Priday
S. Main St
Lish
Jersey
Tive
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Depertebe
Herman & Ben Marks Fur House
Detroit, Mich
Rene
the Cummings
Marion Murphy
Fayetteville
J. C. Culbreth
Here
Framuk Culbreth
Louisburg
Cyrus Murphy
Shiees
Lapert Shioe Fitters
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
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