Ladies Plan Wesley Memorial Flower Show and Bazaar
Mrs J E Kirkman and fellow hostesses welcomed the Wesley Memorial church ladies at Washington street. The group set the flower show and bazaar for November 13 and 14 with noon and six o clock dinners planned. Committees named include Bazaar O Sh Kearns and dining room QO S Durland with kitchen E D Steele and cashiers J E Kirkman and John Lindsay. A chicken salad course ended the meeting.
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Bargaun
Bazaar
O. Sh. Kearns
Durland
E. D. Steele
J. E. Kirkman
John Lindsay
Woman's guild meeting at St Marys Episcopal
Mrs. Houston B Hiatt hosted the guild at her Roland Park home. Rev T L Trott spoke on the national campaign and congregational meetings each Wednesday. Guild plans for the annual bazaar were advanced and many pieces of village fanes work were marked for sale. A social hour followed with cream and cake, drawing a large attendance.
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Houston B. Hiatt
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Roland Park
T. L. Trott
Missionary Society Holds Inspiring Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist met at Mrs. T. F. Wrenn's home for a devotional by Mrs. W. M. Thacker and a push to enlist support for a 75 million dollar Southern Baptist campaign. Ladies plan nightly prayers at eight o'clock at the church with a full attendance urged.
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T. F. Wrenn
Broad Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. M. Thacker
First Baptist
Club Women to Hear Lectures
The High Point Woman's Club joins with Greensboro Reviewers club and the Woman's club literature department for a series of lectures by state university extension lecturers at the 1 Henry. Dr Hanford will speak next Saturday at three o'clock followed by a 50 cent lunch. Those attending both events should inform Mrs. White by Thursday noon.
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High Point Woman's Club
Reviewers’ Club
Greensboro
Woman's Club
State University
1. Henry
H. A White
Justice
Parrish to Manage New Huff and Hedgecock Theater
P R Parrish of Greensboro arrives in High Point to assume duties as manager of the new Huff and Hedgecock theater. No opening date set for the vaudeville house yet, but it is expected soon.
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High Point
Huff and Hedgecock
Brown University Plans Three Million Endowment Campaign
Brown University moves to raise at least three million dollars to strengthen endowment and ensure adequate faculty compensation. The corporation authorized the increase and will launch the project promptly in Providence.
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Providence
R. L
Brown University
Three Club Departments Plan Joint Meeting
Tomorrow afternoon three department meetings will be held at 2:30, 2:15, and 4 o clock in the Elk’s club parlor. All members are urged to attend as regular business and the Red Cross drive plans will be discussed.
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The
Elk’s Club
Home Economics
Civic and Health Department
Social Service
Woman's Club
High Point Women Attend Greensboro Reception
About twenty two members of the High Point Woman's club travel to Greensboro tomorrow at eight for a reception at the O Henry Hotel hosted by the Greens boro division. Mrs. CC C Hook, president of the state federation, will be honor guest and give a brief address before the reception.
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High Point Woman's Club
O’henry
Greensboro
CC. C. Hook
State Federation
Congregational Meeting Planned at St Mary's
The second congregational meeting of the savies now being held at Episcopal churches nationwide will be at St Mary's Episcopal Church tomorrow night at eight o'clock. Last Wednesday's gathering drew a large crowd and tomorrow's is hoped to be similarly well attended.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Home Economics Dept. Meeting Called, Mrs Sheloff Urges Attendance
Mrs. C. E. Sheloff chairwoman of the home economics department of the woman’s club requests full attendance at tomorrow afternoon’s meeting. Plans for the public meeting on November 19 will be saved. Mrs. T. W. Bickett will speak and the public is invited.
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C. E. Sheloff
The
Woman's Club
T. W. Bickett
Y W A Holds Its Meeting in Church
The Y. W. A. of the First Baptist church held a call meeting in the church last evening. They planned the patching of a quilt for a missionary box to be sent off soon. A very good attendance was reported.
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First Baptist Church
Evening Circle to Meet Tonight at Wesley Memorial
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial church will meet at eight o'clock tonight. Mrs. P A Jones hosts at her home on North Hamilton Street. All members urged to be present.
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J. E. Kirkman
Oscar Wearns
Frank Ford
Copeland
Betts
Blanche Freeman
Ladies and Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Washington
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
P A. Jones
North Ham
Mrs Petty to Welcome Sorosis Club Hostess Friday
Mrs. J. H. Petty will be hostess to the Sorosis club Friday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at her home on North Main street.
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J. H. Petty
Sorosis Club
North Main Street
Girl Scout Captain Sets Hike to Seattle With Son
Mrs Bertha L James a Girl Scout captain and her fifteen year old son William began a foot trek from New York toward Seattle. They left headquarters carrying twenty pound haversacks with camp gear and clothing and plan to fund the journey as they go. Her husband urged them not to go but they remain determined.
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New York
Bertha L. James
William
Seattle
Girl Scouts
James
Miss Nellie Muse Featured In High Point Gossip
Miss Nellie Muse, a popular young socialite in High Point, is described as attractive and a senior at Greensboro College for Women in Greensboro.
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Miss Nellie Muse
Miss Muse
High Point
Greensboro College For Women
Greensboro
Personal News Items From City and Nearby Towns
Mrs. 8S. H. Wood left yesterday for Trinity College to attend the North Carolina conference. Rev. G. F. Kirby of Cheraw arrives tomorrow to visit Mrs. R. B. Terry. Mrs. Oscar Durland left for Baltimore. Mrs. T. J. Gold visits Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Womble of Spencer spent Sunday with the Womble parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Womble.
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H. Wood
Trinity College
North Carolina
Oscar Durland
Baltimore
Harold Womble
Spencer
City
J. H. Womble
Cortlandt Business Visitor From Greensboro
H. FE. Cortlandt of Greensboro was in the city yesterday on business. Little Miss Frances Womble of Spencer is spending the week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J.
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Mrs
T. J. Gold
Greensboro
H. FE. Cortlandt
Frances Womble
Spencer
J. H. Womble
Rock Hill Pair Visit City Yesterday
Co. O. Patton and wife from Rock Hill South Carolina spent yesterday as visitors in the city, renewing acquaintances and touring local sites.
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Co. O. Patton and
Rock Hill, S. C
Visitors and relatives make city rounds
R. Alexander visited the city last evening. E. C. Barrow of Greensboro spent yesterday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsey and John Lindsey Jr. are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
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E. C. Barrow
Greensboro
John Lindsey
John Lindsey, Jr
Baltimore
Hickory visitor and North Carolina registration list
W. F. Fogle of Hickory visited on business. The Elwood hotel records North Carolinians registered including C. G. Smith Greensboro and J. L. Tyree Durham among many others. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Plummer depart tomorrow for a motor trip to Raleigh and Henderson. Marshall B. Freeze, eight years in Alberque New Mexico, visits the city at Miss Daisy Freeze's home.
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The
Elwood
C. G. Smith
Greensboro
H. W. Kenyon
W H. Dunbar
EF. Barrow
J. ©. Pierce
H. E. Cartland
Frank Page
Raleigh
P. A. Hayes
Frank Alston
J. A. Glenn
Asheville
A. W. Bennett
H. M. Sheetz
W C. Dodson
Charlotte
J. L. Tyree
Durham
G. K K. Collins
H. W. Brown
Hillsboro
J. C. Story
Marion
J. E. Weinhold
L. L. Patterson
Charles Ragan
A. Goss
H. A. Royall
K. L. Perkins
Morganton
W. F. Fogle
Hickory
HE. F O'Connor
W. H. Ruth
Salisbury
F. R. Padgett
Forest City
R. E B. Long
Southmont
E. L Hicks
W. H. Plummer
Henderson
Marshall B. Freeze
Alberque
New Mexico
Miss Daisy Freeze
Mrs Thomas and guests visit Greensboro yesterday
Mrs. Fred Thomas along with Grace Moffitt and Elizabeth Terrell spent yesterday in Greensboro enjoying a social outing and local sights.
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Fred Thomas
Grace Moffitt
Elizabeth Terrell
Greensboro
Card of Thanks from High Point Family
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors of High Point for help and kindness during the death of husband and father. May God bless you all. Signed by Mrs. T. R. Gaddis and children.
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High Point
T. R. Gaddis
Farmer Narrowly Escapes Bull in Washington Field
John Williams, a farmer from Washington, Pa., rode a horse into a field with a pitchfork to confront an enraged bull. The bull struck the horse, pinning Williams beneath the struggling animal. He managed to reach an apple tree as the bull continued its assault, finally tossing the horse over a high fence.
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Washington, Pa
John Williams
Williams
Sour orange trees thrive in Florida swamps
Wild sour orange trees have persisted in Florida swamps for centuries, surviving natural cycles and environmental changes. Their hardy presence marks a long standing natural adaptation in the region.
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Florida
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FURS
Mrs. Hiatt
Southern Baptist Churches
P. R. Parrish
NEW Theater
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Tomornrow
Ilton Street
Mrs. Petty
English Street
Nona
G. F. Kirby
Cheraw,s. C
R. B. Terry
Walkover
Edwin
Allen
Evry
Lish
Black Gun Metal
Edwin Clapp
High Point N.S
R. Alexander
Mrs. S. Lozan
P. O. Carpenter
Newton, N. C
Wood Bros
High Point Transfer Company
Farmer
Madgale
Winon
Venetia Smith
Ter
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