Community notices mix of clubs weddings and meetings
Ww. c¢ U To Meet at Mrs Hedrick home on North Main Tuesday 8 30 p m. Friends church executive committee Monday 3 50 p m. Women Missionary society after service. YWCA enrollment extended to Monday for first classes. Woosley Philatheas meet at Mrs Beavans Monday 7 30 p m with talk on travel abroad. Hawn Sipe wedding at First Reformed church parsonage. District Woman's clubs meeting in Thomasville Tuesday 11 a m. cup for largest attendance. Various class meetings and receptions at Wesley Memorial, Grace Kephart class, and St Mary's Episcopal with October decor and guests.
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Ft. U
Ww. c. T. UO
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
The
Friends Church
Ehurch
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
G. W. Rhodes
Woosley Philathea
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. Beavans
W. C. Jones
Thomasville
High Point
Owen-Smith
B. R. Thurman
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Johnson Street
Mildred Bedford
Captain Dowd
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
al Moffitt
Marshall.Thacker
Collier Ellis
A. D. Brockett
Fred Thomas
A. E. Tate
Jas. A.clarke
W. C. Kidd
Lawrence White
Claude A. Smith
Knapp
A. M. Richardson
Haislip
Allene Moseley
Ruth Council
Reider
Harry Williams
J. i. Petty
Grayson
Woodruff
C. E. Sheroff
Priscilla Club Members Host Taplin At Parkway Home
Mrs. A. KE. Taplin acted as hostess at her Parkway residence yesterday afternoon for Priscilla club members from 5:30 to 5 after a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. L A Brown and daughter Mrs. W S Wilder arrive tonight after a San Francisco visit. Mrs. Arthur Harrison joins them in Asheville and returns tonight. Mrs. Wilder heads to Norfolk Virginia. I N Scoville left for Orangburg South Carolina after visiting the Welborns. Mrs. Scoville stays a week. Col D H Milton returns from Raleigh after the state fair. Mildred Bedford leaves for Charlotte for several days. Lois MacDonald returns home to Greensboro. Mrs. Matt Allen of Goldsboro visits Mrs. T A Kearny on Lindsay Street. Mr and Mrs A M Holton depart for Charlotte and Statesville for several days. Louise Miller of Guilford College is a weekend guest of Mrs. William Finch on Rankin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Brown
W. S. Wilder
City
San Francisco
Asheville
Arthur Harrison
Wilder
Norfolk
Matt Allen
Goldsboro
T. A. Kearny
Lindsay Street
Louise Miller
Guilford College
William Finch
Rankin Street
James Stark Dies, Noted Hardwood Lumber Manufacturer
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 10 Ja Is Stark a leading hardwood lumber manufacturer and exporter died at his home yesterday. He built a vast business and his death leaves a significant gap in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bk. Stark
Memphis
Tenn
Ja. Is. Stark
United States
Three tier frock shows new gown style on avenue
A description of a chic autumn gown with three tiered design and a low waist. The frock features slanted waistlines, a very long skirt, and uses crepes twill velvet and other elaborate materials.
Odd Fellows District Meeting Set in Local Lodge Hall
Raleigh official John D. Berry and Rev W R Coppedge will speak at the district Odd Fellows gathering in Guilford Randolph Alamance and Rockingham counties next Tuesday at 7 PM. About six visitors plus local delegates are expected. L Whitmore is district supervisor. A social hour will follow the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Berry
Raleigh
W. R. Coppedge
Itockingham
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
Odd Fellows
Guilford
Randolph
Alamance
Rockingham
L. Whitmore
No City Court Today Due to No Docket
Municipal court did not convene this morning because there were no cases on the docket for trial.
Mayors attempt at peacemaking ends in street fight
In Gretna Virginia Ollie Ramsey ex county schools chief faces assault trial on his uncle Tom Bennett. Emmet and Robert Powell sons of local Republican leader B R Powell attacked during a disturbance. Mayor Webb intervened and was kicked. Powell youths fined ten dollars each. Ramsey and Powell father bound over to keep the peace. Rumors tie the quarrel to liquor probe, warning of potential further trouble amid rising ill will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Gretna
Ollie Ramsey
Tom Bennett
Emmet
Robert Powell
B. R. Powell
H. E. Webb
Powell
Ramsey
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Executive Hhomund
Hawn-Sipe
C. L. Hawn
Conover
Tda Sipe
First Reformed Church Parsonage
Milton Whitener
P. W. Simmons
S. Rector
Rector
Emma Sipe
English Street
Hawn
Southern Railway Company
Grace Kephart
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mary Simmons
Miss Simmons
Elizabeth Jones
Clara Boyd
Helen Clark
Miss Clark
Poe
Margaret Gurity
Mermnbers
Bridgers
Mrs. Welborn
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
S. C
J. N. Welborn
East Washington Street
Lawrence Matton
J. F. Hayden
Rock
Mrs
Eri. N. Seoville
Comer Covington
Robt, Brockett, Sr
Forrest Murray
Catfield
C.F
John Sheloff
C. FE. Kearns
F. H. Ford
W.G. Bradshaw
W. G. Ragsdale
W. L. Jackson
Sophia Taptin
Hallowe’cn
W. A. Lambeth
M. C. Crowson
Cy Wheeler
W. G. Shipman
Frank Ford
S.18
Son
Vi. W.W. Idol
M. Shipman
Fred Ingram
W. T. Wishart
Robert Walker
C. A. Ring
Clark
Uttong Flower Shope
S. Main St
Mrs. Latibeth
Moffitt Furnishing Company
I. N. Scoville
Orangburg
8. C
Col
D. H. Milton
Charlotte
Lois MacDonald
Greensboro
A. M. Holton
Statesville
Mrs. Burt
Commipter
New Orleans
National American Legion Auxiliary
Ivetta McCoy
Indianapolis
Ind
E. W. Burt
Salisbury
N. C
Lapert Shoe Fitters
Quality Shoe Store
Gage, Joseph, Bantree and
Knickerbocker
Loflins
Renfrew Devonshire
Ivanhoe
Ise Tj
Tnd
Lassie Cieth
Hee
Pepperell
Jase
Seis Ce Ee
Teresiv
Bae
Ose
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
Tampa Straight Cigars
Callum Tobacco and Candy CO
Herbert B. Hunter
Washington, D. C
Achovia Bank Bldg
High Point, N. C
Craven
Main St
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