Recital and Society News At Saint Marys Church And More
A large society gathering featured an organ recital at Saint Marys Episcopal Church with Clara Boyd Marian Burgess and Blake B Harrison performing a varied program. Rev and Mrs Farmer hosted a First Methodist Protestant parsonage open house at 628 Colonial Drive with a detailed tour and dedicatory service. Mabel Barker and Abner Long wed quietly at West Green Street in a simple ceremony. A West Farriss Avenue bridge party produced prizes for high score and low score, with a Halloween themed spread. Anna Mae Hatcher celebrated her ninth birthday with friends and Halloween decor. Union Hill school PTA met with Rev G L Reynolds and Dr P E Lindley presenting a talk on the home’s role in child life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Clara Boyd
Marian Burgess
Blake B. Harrison
God
Whiting
Bartlett
Esdrellita
Ponce Kohlmann
Gaul
Gillette
Serenda
Vibalord
Nevin
Alli
Josephine Ferguson
Ina McAdams
Lois Snipes
Irene Reynolds
Mesdames
S. S. Coe
C. C. Robbins
P. W. Flagg
John Walker
E. L. Ballard
A. M. Rankin
Carey Davis
Margaret Sloan
Vera Idol
Margaret Neese
Vera Smith
Alma Andrews
West Green Street
E. J. Harbison
Wesley Memorial Church
Mabel Teague
Robert S. Barker
Elizabeth Welch
M. T. Barker
Mr. Long
W. S. Long
Richmond
West Farriss Avenue
N. W. Bales
F. M. Holly
A. L. Gibson
Hunter Dalton
Chas. L. Smith
F. E. Moses
R. L. Brinson
Addie Moore
H. R. Mitchell
C. G. Mackintosh
W. W. Dickerson
R. D. Tillson
Bales
Parent-Teacher Association
Union Hill School
G. L. Reynolds
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Figures In Beautiful Wedding At Asheboro
A wedding occurred in Asheboro on Saturday October 12 featuring Mrs. John Hunter formerly Adelaide Armfield of Asheboro. The Armfield family long linked with High Point is noted in the narrative and relatives appear among the guests and flower girls Miss Helen Elizabeth Millis and Miss Mary Elizabeth Millis are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
John Hunter
Winston-Salem
Adelaide Armfield
W. J. Armfield, Jr
Mrs. Hunter
High Point
Messrs
H. A. Millis
J. Edward Millis
W. J. Armfield
Armfields
Helen Elizabeth Millis
J. E. Millis
Mary Elizabeth Millis
People travel for football weekend in Chapel Hill and beyond
A series of High Point and area residents attended the Georgia Carolina football game in Chapel Hill yesterday. Among those seen were Dr and Mrs W J McAnally Mr and Mrs T J Gold and Don MacRae Mr and Mrs George Wood and Misses Esther Hedgedock Lizzie Turner D E Hamilton Martha Hamilton Stone Miss Genevieve Moore and others visiting or visiting from Madison Fla Atlantic City N J Lenoir Hickory West Virginia and Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore on business and leisure trips with planned returns this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gold
Don MacRae
Chapel Hill
George Wood
A. S. Caldwell
Alice MacRae Caldwell
High Point
Festher Hedgedock
Lizzie Turner
D. E. Hamilton
Martha Hamilton Stone
Chimney Rock
Asheville
Genevieve Moore
Washington
Baltimore
Mount Holly
Philadelphia
City
Johnston Avery
Lenoir
Hester
Mr. Hutchison
Hickory
Wade Marsh
Grattan Foy
Allen Welborn
Carter Dalton
Fair air traveler records steady letter writing habit
A Colonial Airways survey found air passengers average two letters and three postal cards per trip. The study highlights steady correspondence habits among travelers, suggesting postal communication remains a common pastime during flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Airways System
Lovely Party At Lexington By Mrs Smith
A Lexington social week featured a rock party hosted by Mrs J A Smith at her West Center street home with fall flowers, three game tables, prizes for high and low scores, and refreshments served by the hostess. The event drew many club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. A. Smith
Dr. Smith
West Center Street
C. M. Wall
Cliff Pickett
J. L. Sowers
Foil
R. E. Leonard
T. V. Kirkman
W. M. Shuford
Charles Young
Paul Hinkle
E. E. Raper
C. A. Hunt
A. M. Crowell
B. H. Finch
Ruby Clark
R. Q Kirkman
I. L. Sink
Lexington Woman’s Elub
J. C. Bower
South State Street
Bowers
Curtis L. Koonts
B. Rowland Lewis
Lulie Moore
Susan Glaspell
Ruby Harville
Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
Kirkman
Paul Hasler
J. F. Garer
Harville
Worth Williamson
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. M. Tesh
Faith
Bertha Tesh
North Carolina Music Clubs Outline Busy Fall Schedule
The North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs reports September to November sessions across districts in Charlotte High Point Gaetonia Forest City Wilmington Lumberton and more. Notables include Director elections Edward Spivey Hassell Kiver Spicer Correll and ongoing concerts, broadcasts, and the push to fund the State Bulletin and National Music Club Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Charlotte
Piedmont
High Point
Charlies F. Tomlinson
E. M. Spivey
Gaétonia
Charlies Hassell
Forest City
Alexander Kiver
Brevard
Wilmington
William Spicer
Goldsboro
Lumberton
J. 8. Correll
Frank
Smith
William A. Harper
Elon College
Harper
National Music Club Magazine
Helen Harrison Mills
Peoria
Illinois
The
Federation of Music Clubs
Sun
Baldwin
Florence Franty
William Hain
Philip Frank
America
Baldwin Piano Company
Walter Damrosch
National Broadcasting Company
North Carolina
Biddle
Interlochen
Michigan
High School Parents Discuss Helping Children Succeed
Lexington society gathers at the high school auditorium for a 3:30 meeting of the Parent Teacher Association. Talks by T D Stokes Malloy McGregor Edna McCreary Mary Davis focus on student success with music solos by Sarah Benn Faye Little and notes on Mr and Mrs Charles M Sturkey’s vacation and Atlantic Gas Company duties with an Atlantic City convention ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
T. D. Stokes
Malloy McGregor
Edna McCreary
Mary Davis
Sarah Benn
Faye Little
Charles M. Sturkey
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
New York City
Sturkey
Atlantic Gas Company
American Gas Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Kiss-stealing Was Not a Crime in Canada Historically
An old French Canadian custom treated kiss stealing as not a crime. The saying reflects cultural norms of flirtation and affection rather than legal wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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Saint Mary's Church
Rogers
Lemare
Handel
Duke Street
MR. and
Mrs. Bales
Bridge
Little Hatcher Girl
Anna Mae Hatcher
Washington Street
Jane Austin
Jenne Rankin
Margaret Lisle
Helen Crowden
Celeste Payne
Marie Koonce
Betty Hunt Murray
Eleanor Amos
Betty Baxter Sechrest
Mildred Marsh
Mary Allen Clinard
Sybal Foreman
Betty Lou Jackson
Eliabeth Yo
Union Hill P. T. A
Hallowe’en
Monogram
J.P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens
Virginia
Stamp’s Sandwich Shop
North Main
Mrs. W. J. McAnally
J. T. Burrus
Chicago
Cleveland
American College of Surgeons
J. E. Hardee
Madison, Fla
Qoakwood Court
Charles M. Renfrey
Mr. Rentfrey
F. C. Renfrey
Forrest Avenue
J. Carson Hill
Dire
Hamilton Street
Mr. Hill
Greenbrier School
Louisburg
West Virginia
Fair Air Traveler
Moore's Book
Mrs. Smith
W. G. Smith
West Second Avenue
W. L. Young and Son
W. L. Jr
Gloucester, N. J
Mr. Young
C. H. Youngs
Lena Ree Edinger
Charlie Tate Rivett
Second Reformed Church
A. O. Leonard
Kivett
Joseph E. Maddy
Carl Busch
Howard Hanson
Albert Stoessel
Leo Sowerby
Edgar Stillman Kelley
John Erskine
Harold §. Dyer
University At
Dyer
Lexington Society
J.c.penney CO
High Point, N. C
Coats
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