Missionary and club circles meet across city weekly
A roundup of church circles and social clubs announces meetings at Green Street Baptist, First Baptist, and various homes. Groups include Missionary circles, Entre Nous, Mardi Carte, St. Margarets, and Priscilla with host Mrs. Haworth. Special notes cover weddings, visitors, and World Fellowship week events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
MS Worth
Horace Minworth
Priscilla Club
Pdgecate Drive
Haworth
W. W. Idol
S. S. Coe
Charles Coble
A EB Taplin
Woman's Missionary Society of the Green Street Baptist Church
H. T. Stevens
Montheu Avenue
J. B. Burton
White Oak Street
S. J. Johnson
Kennedy Street
E. W. Albertson
Industrial clubs to represent countries with themed table decorations
The article notes that industrial clubs will represent different countries of the world, each with appropriate table decorations. It emphasizes a global showcase and coordinated display planning.
Aurora Delphian to Meet at Davis Home Monday Evening
The Aurora Delphian Chapter will hold its regular meeting Monday at seven thirty with Mr. and Mrs. 8S. L. Davis hosting on South Main Street. The piece includes local visits and campus notes from UNC and nearby colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groove
J. J
ST Margaret's
St. Margaret’s
Guild of St. Mary’s Church
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
O. B. Bonner
Danville
Mattie H. Lewis
Frank Lilly
J. C. Holland
the Friends Church
Clara Cox
G. Fowler
Wise Street
Eugene Jarrett
C. M. Hauser
North Main Street
E. L. Briggs
J. C. Baker
South Main Street
Dennis
Lake Street
Aurora Delphian
8S.L. Davis
Musical Art Club
A. S. Caldwell
Parkway
William Lindsay
Collins Tops Cobb as Veteran Player in Major League Baseball
Following Ty Cobb’s retirement after 21 seasons Eddie Collins becomes the sport’s oldest active player. Collins, Chicago White Sox manager and second baseman, debuted with the Athletics in 1906 and joined the White Sox in 1915 during Connie Mack’s roster reshaping for about $50,000. He later became White Sox manager after the 1924 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Collins
Athletics
Cobb
Eddie
Columbia University
Connie Mack
White Sox
High Point Opens Public Library With Strong Interest
About 85 local residents joined the High Point public library in its first days after opening Thursday. By Friday afternoon 68 volumes had been borrowed. The children's department will open soon once juvenile books arrive. The initial reading list focuses on World War I works and allied references from authors such as House, Masefield, Thompson, Boyd, Buchan, and Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Harvey
Tampa
Fla
D. Waring Smith
Association
Morris Plan Bank of
Miss Harvey
High Point
Juvenil
Marianne Martin
Martin
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Entre Nous Club
S. C. Clark
Garland Alderman
West Green Street
Beta PI Club
PI Club
Violet Johnson
Thurston Street
Donald Headen
Paul Casey
A. L. Stevens
U.P. C
J. E. Kirkman
O. E. Mendenhall
John S. Welborn
Nellie Dobbs
Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. C. Teague
Pearl Elizabeth
Carrick Kivett
Troy
North Carolina
Missionary Society
Mrs. Payne
E. J. Payne
Evelyn Payne
Evelyn Tyree
Baltimore
Lewis Voorhees
Earl Phillips
Tyree
Epworth League
Kernersville
Grensboro-Winston-Salem
Kerners Ville Methodist Church
L. B. Hayes
W. A. Barber
Epworth
Evey Officer
Greensboro
Reidsville
Gibsonville
Asheboro
Winston-Salem
Spencer
Thomasville
Green Street
Green Street Baptist
Jamie Burton
Ethel Samuels
Nona
Myrtle
Ora Comer
Beulah Philathea
C. A. Wright
Hayworth
G. A. Culler
D. E
Hallie Millikan
Ruth Jones
Morris Street
Ora McCain
R. V. Millikan
W. W. Jones
W. A. Sides
Frank Ke@we
Dorothy Ruth
Annie Moffitt
Dorothy Millikan
Harold Weaver
W. A. Sides, Jr
Jerome Hauser
Arnold Hauser
Worth Millikan
Marion Sides
Billy Austin
Graves Moffitt
Wendell Jones
Thurman Jones
Celeste Jones
J. H. Millikan
First Presbyterian
Sullivan
McAfee
Burnap
W. D. Laney
Taylor
Angleman
the Lord Is
Wooler
L. A. Jewett
Remenyi
Hiller
Hastings
Mason
Offertoire
Lemaigne
Briggs
Herman F. Abels
Senus
Holden
Yu. W. C. A. News and Notes
Florence Nightingale
Mechanicsville
Worth
Tom Douglas
Bob Myers
Wanda Penny
Pioneer Clubs
Miss Terry
Burma
India
Merchant of Light
Miss Davis
First Baptist Church
Ruth Wofford
Ruth Council
Sarah Jenkins
China
Ruth Russell
Japan
Mary Hammer
Ruby Johnson
Europe
South America
Jocelyn Burns
Annie Lee Jarrell
Iris Welborn
Ocea
Cecil
Wachovia Bank
Moffitt
Main St
Frances Turner
Sanford
Emma Grey Vonnell
T. J. Burrus
University of North Carolina
W. E. Hayworth
Guilford General Hospital
W. H. Hodgin
Ruby Hepler
Raleigh
Thomas Gold, Jr
The
Mrs
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Estelle Mitchell
R. H. Wheeler
Howard Bolton
Atlantic City
Pinehurst
Annie Yow
C A. Ring
Bebe Hamlin
Flora Macdonald College
John Hamlin
Catherine Whitener
Catawba College
Salisbury
Milton Whitener
Mrs. Whitener
South
Wrenn Street
Alfred Caldwell, Jr
Game
E. M
Colonel House
Grey
Ludendorf
Masefield
John
Gallipoli
Thompson
J. W
Boyd
Thomas
Buchan
John—Greenmantle
Wby
Clapp
United States
Clarke
G. H
Davis
W. S
Koren
Vanity Beauty Parlor
Marcelling
Eugene
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
Cian Dyke
Quality Shoe Store
Martha Washington Candy Store
Northam Street
Princess Cafe
Sartiin