Society and Club News Highlights and Weddings
The Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends church will hear Algis Newlin speak on World Citizenship with Mrs Newlin singing. Birth announcements include a son for Mr and Mrs Roby Ward Wendell Richard and a son for Mr and Mrs P F Marley Bobby Noland. A baby show is postponed and a sauer kraut supper is planned at First Presbyterian church. Virginia Ragsdale wed Joseph J Cox in Jamestown with a reception. several local society events and meetings follow including the High Point YP Union and American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs G Hennis is ill after an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roby Ward
Wendell Richard
Pyeee Street
Marley
P. F. Marley
Bobby Noland
High Point
Route Three
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Ragsdale
Joseph J. Cox
Joseph John Cox
Jamestown
Ragsdale
Josephine Paul
Elkin
Katherine Cox
Clarkton
Lohengrin
Cox
Norfolk
New York
Mr. Cox
Emerywood
W. G
W. G. Ragedale
Galltord College
Cornell Upi
Wale Sels Pikedine
J. J. Cox
Galltord
G. Hennis
Guilford General Hospital
Music Literature Department Meeting Highlights at Mrs Pickett’s
The Music-Literature department of the Woman s club met at Mrs F M Pickett s home with associate hostesses. Hubert Liver man received a joint scholarship from the Musical Art club and Music Literature department at High Point college. The afternoon featured Amy Lowell poems and Frost verses with Mrs White and Mrs Sidney Gayle presenting musical numbers. Four new members joined and four visitors attended. tea and sandwiches completed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
F. M. Pickett
A. B. Huff
Virginia Clinard
Grover Jones
Margaret Sloan
Musical Art Club
Hubert Liverman
High Point College
H. A. White
New England
Amy Lowell
Robert Braine
Old Road
John Prindle Scott
Mary Young
John J. Norris
J. H. White
J. D. Ross
Local people note moves and visits in area
Mrs. C F Meyerhoeffer and Miss Dorothy Cook moved to Shelby to join Byrum Hosiery mills. Mr. and Mrs. L C Waddell returned to Waynesville after visiting Mrs. Waddell's mother Mrs M W Jenkins at 1312 Ragan Street. Miss Rose Hadley of Greenville arrived to visit Mrs. Farrell Gray on Parkway. Earl A Byrum and daughters plan to settle in Shelby. J P Bodenhamer is a patient at High Point hospital. J H Rountree from 1105 Greenway Drive is in Washington DC staying at the Harrington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Meyerhoeffer
Dorothy Cook
Shelby
Byrum Hosiery Mills
High Point
Rose Hadley
Greenville
N. C
J. H. Rountree
Greenway Drive
Washington, D. C
Harrington Hotel
Liberty Community Sing Draws Big Crowd Despite Rain
The Macedonia Baptist Church in Liberty hosted a well attended community sing last Sunday with R. P. Smith in charge. Brand Ayers, proprietor of the West End Barber Shop, is recovering well after an operation for appendicitis at High Point Hospital. ShermanMarie Shirley Marie Pierce is seriously ill with scarlet fever at English Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Baptist Church
Liberty
R. P. Smith
Brand Ayers
High Point Hospital
Mr. Ayers
West End
G. M. Pierce
Sherley Marie
English Street
Chickens at Large Lead to Municipal Court Bond
Henry Hunt of 707 Kennedy street was held to answer a municipal court complaint after neighbors alleged his chickens ran at large and trespassed on others property. An ordinance in the city code prohibits chickens from leaving their lot to bother neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hunt
Kennedy Street
H. E. Wade
Dairy Herd Auction For Kent Wilson In Kernersville
Local realtor auctioneer A F Clark cried the sale of 30 Guernsey dairy cows in Kernersville yesterday afternoon. The herd belongs to Kent Wilson, brother of Vassie and Knox Wilson of High Point, who is being transferred by railroad to Spencer. The cows averaged about $40 per head on the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Wilson
Alston F. Clark
Guernsey
Kernersville
Wilson
Vassie
Knox Wilson
High Point
Spencer
No socks clue links to Monmouth escape incident
A student report from Monmouth describes a parele violator who slipped away from officers as investigators seek details. David Kunkle, a 16 year old high school pupil, found a peculiar item on the railroad near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Monmouth
David Kunkle
Track Sacks Opponent With Club In Notable Capture
A report notes a track event where an athlete sacked an opponent with a club, aiding the capture of Mitchell Wheat. The incident highlights rugged play and a decisive moment in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Wheat
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Coats
Thades
Moffitt’s
North Main
Mrs
Charlie Hill
Archdale
Barby
Audrey Ruth Morris
Ruth Morris
Kearns Street
Emmett G. King
East Commerce Street
Y. P. Unton
High Point Young People’s Union
Highland Chapter
Helen Zimmerman
Trinity High School
Fi Lh Bowman
Auxiliary of the American Legion
C. C. Garrett
Otteray Drive
Selby
Selby Stylerz
Burlynn
Oxford
Drusella
Ladies’ Store
Music-Literature
Lucie
Earl A. Byrum
Viola Lillian
Becky Sue
J. P. Bodenhamer
Liberty Community Sing
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
Perennials
Ciutics
Greensboro, WN. C
the Budget Dress Shop
North Main St
Anne
Henry
Mel
Crisco
Louise Dixon
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