Society Notes Highlight Local Events and Weddings
Mrs Jack Taylor hosts Cornelian Club at Johnson Street 3 30 to 6 PM. First Presbyterian church circle holds big time party at the hut Green Street 7 20 PM with Cleaners class and teachers. A M E Church Philathea class sells cakes and candies at High Point hardware Saturday. Ruth Palmer Stone marries Wiley S Stone in Mechanicsville on October 12 1922. Mrs Stone to home at 1008 English Street after October 26. St Marys guild meets at Roland Park home of Mrs Houston Hiatt 3 PM to discuss teachers party. Martha Ethel McMahan wed George David Sain in Baltimore September 26. Mrs Floyd Wilson hosts rock party for city schools faculty on Johnson Street with autumn blooms and cards. City choral society organized by Musical Art club with Dan W Smith directing and Charles G Dickerson as chair. Vacant positions filled. Miss Vera King resigned. Mary Munyon elected secretary. Coffee and sandwiches served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Green Street
Stone-Watt
W. B. Waflf
Ruth Palmer
Wiley
Stone
Mechanicsville
North Carolina
High Point
English Street
Houston Hiatt
Woman’s Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Roland Park
Washington Street
Floyd Wilson
Rock
Johnson Street
City Schools
Katie Lee McLean
Aileen Moseley
Isadora Kinsman
Vanessa McLean
Eva Bullock
Margaret Stacy
Paulette
A. B. Frazier
Musical Art Club
Owen Smith
Dan W. Smith
Music Club
Charles G. Dickerson
Smith
Choral Society
H. J. Coffield
Mary Munyon
Vera King
West
Klub Kalendar Friday Meetings At Local Halls
Sorosis club will meet with Mrs. Robert Brockett on Johnson street at three o clock for the first session of the club of the fair. Over the Teacups club plans a meeting with Mrs Harriag mond on North Main street at RB o'clock due to Central Carolina fair Thursday being the biggest day. Cornelian club to meet with Mrs Jack Taylor on Johnson Street at 6 o'clock Gelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Robert Brockett
Johnson Street
Teacups Club
Harriagmond
North Main Street
Central Carolina Fair
Cornelian Club
Jack Taylor
Embroidery Club Adds Members at Thomasville Meeting
Mrs C H Newby hosted the Embroidery club in Thomasville on Wednesday. New officers were elected with Mrs H R Kyser as president and Miss Mamie Harris as secretary treasurer. Three new members joined the roll as guests and visitors were noted from Greensboro and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Lowe
Z. V. Cratchfield
T. J. Covington
Mamie’ Harris
Ralph Hopkins
T. E. Jennings
H. R. Kyser
J. 5. Lambeth
Jesse Hayden
High Point
E. F. Pepper
Greensboro
J. Arthur Morris
J. W. Boone
Atlanta
Lea Rice
Boone
Rice
Hugh Preddy
J. M. Dodson
Lillian Gishburne
New York City
Green family visitors and illness update in High Point
Mrs Philip Green and her daughter from Columbus Ga arrive today to stay with Mrs Robert S Green. Capt Philip Green has been in town about ten days due to R S Green’s illness in High Point hospital. Green’s condition now much improved. Mr and Mrs T S Harris and Miss Minnie Sue Hayney visited Greensboro yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Strader
Philip Green
Columbus
Robert S. Green
Capt
R. S. Green
High Point Hospital
Green
T. S. Harris
Minnie Sue Hayney
Greensboro
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Louise Bennett Held at First Presbyterian
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Louise Bennett wife of John Bennett was held at the First Presbyterian church this afternoon with Rev. Chas F Coble Rev Milton Whitener and Rev T J Rogers officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Floral tributes reflected the affection of many friends. Pallbearers included G W Denny N E Russell F T J Steed M T Hicks J P Williamson W W Smith and S Po Bas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Bennett
John, Bennett
First Presbyterian Church
Chas. F. Coble
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
T. J. Rogers
South Main Sreet Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Bennett
Theft of bond and savings from Birmingham caregiver room
W L Shaddix reported to police this morning that a $50 Masonic Temple bond and a small dime nickel penny savings bank were stolen from his Birmingham home over the past two weeks. He alleges a young colored girl who babysat was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Association
Birmingham
Alabama
W. L. Shaddix
Mattons Visit Hamilton Street Resident Before Return
W. G. Matton and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Matton are guests on Hamilton street. He with Mrs. Matton and their son plan to return to Monterey Mexico early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Matton
G. A. Matton
Hamilton Street
Card of Thanks for Cyrus Cummings
The children express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy during their father Cyrus Cummings illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Cummings
Thompson Receives Extended Road Sentences in Larceny Case
Sam Thompson, recaptured after escape, was found guilty in municipal court on two larceny counts. He drew 30 days on shoes after his current six month road sentence and 90 days on county roads for clothing thefts. Other defendants faced fines or suspended judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
Emory Jordan
David Evans
D. Leonard
Leonard
Ada Martin and Samuel Lewis Wed in City
A marriage license was issued yesterday in the office of R. H. Wharton register of deeds for the marriage of Ada Martin and Samuel Lewis both residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wharton
Register of Deeds
Ada Martin
Samuel Lewis
Smyrna Birthplace Claim and Town Burn Mystery
A claim that Smyrna originated bridge whist is noted, but the burning of the town is described as unrelated to that legend. The fragment preserves debate over the town’s history and a local curiosity about why the fire occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
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Cornelian Cornelian Club
A. Mim. 1
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point Hardware Store
L. M. Zimmerman
D. D
Christ English Lutheran Church
Simmons Co
Sain
Statenville
Baltimore
Klub Kalendar
S. Main St
Thomasville
Paine
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Thompson
Beavans
NEW Coats Today
the Ladies’ Store
Our
Army
Tony
Lovat
D.E. Bullard
Ass't. Mer
Geo. H. Jacobs
Rommans Asi
Lnpert Shoe Fitters Quality
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
LORIN
David T. Yow
College Street
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