Club notices and illness update from High Point area
Friends of R L Green report slow improvement after a severe grippe illness keeping him confined to 202 Best Street. The First Baptist Church turkey dinner planned for October 81 has been postponed to the third week in November with the exact date to be announced. High Point College invites Commercial club members and families to a faculty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Green
R. L. Green
Grippa
Best Street. Co
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
High Point College
Commercial Club
Society Events and Bridge Party Honor Visitors
Society notes describe a Tuesday October 28 reception for college friends from 8 to 10 PM at Little Miss Doris Johnson’s home due to illness. Mrs Forrest Murray hosts a bridge party at East Washington Street tonight honoring Myrtle Rodwell Polly Heitman and bride elect Nellie Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson III
Doris Johnson
Kas A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
Forrest Murray
East Washington Street
Myrtle Rodwell
Florela
Ala
Polly Heitman
R. B. Terry
Nellie Muse
Mrs. Murray
Weddings in honor of Miss Rodwell and others
Personal notices recount a wedding event for Miss Rodwell, a re election of Mrs. C. E. Mendenhall as state recorder of crosses, and a U D C meeting at the Alexander home on English street to elect officers and hear state convention reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenhall
C. E. Mendenhall
Crosses
Rocky Mount
U. D.C
Minnie
Ida Alexander
English Street
Hallowe'en Bridge Tea Honors Guest at East Washington Home
Mrs. Murray hosted a Beta Fi Club gathering yesterday at her East Washington Street home. Tables for bridge filled with 2 delicious salad courses, hot coffee and almonds, while chrysanthemums and festive place cards set a seasonal tone. Guests included Mrs. Rochelle, Mrs. Holton and others. hostess assisted by Mrs. Walter Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Gilliam
Bridge Club
North Main Street
Albert Hart
Oscar Durland
T. J. Gold
J. A. Hart
Robert Walker
Harry Raymond
J. Brash
B. S. Cummings
D. M. Pollock
Fred Thomas
Alvis Barnes
Cadwell
Carter Dalton
D. N. Welborn
Gustave Robertson
Bruce Hasttins
Margaret Ashby
Ingly
East Washington Street
Hallowe'en
Murray
T. M. Stanton
Ted Connor
Spartanburg
Capus Waynick
R. T. Cottam
Jack Edwards
Business visitors and guests in Elkin from various cities
People M. P. Sechrest and Arthur Wilson are business visitors to Elkin today. Miss Polly Heitman arrived from Los Angeles to be guest of her sister Mrs. R. B. Terry for several days. Mr. and Mrs. N. Bambalis and Hittle son spent Tuesday in Greensboro with friends. Mrs. R. E. Ranson is in Winston-Salem for a state teachers association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etheridge
Arthur Ellison
Lillie Beate
EB. T. Etheridge
Dora Beane
Hallowe'en
Virginia Ellison
M. P. Sechrest
Arthur Wilson
Elkin
Polly Heitman
Los Angeles
Cal
R. B. Terry
N. Bambalis
Hittle Son
Greensboro
R. Be, Ranson
Winston-Salem
State Teachers’ Association
Virginia slows up Carolina cattle shipment
Raleigh Oct 24 A slow inchment of cattle from Virginia farms due to low prices has slowed the stocker and feeder cattle movement from western North Carolina. W W Lewis livestock marketing specialist notes Virginia feeders have bought later this year as slow clearing from their farms depresses prices and limits purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Virginia
North Carolina
W. W. Lewis
State Division of Markets
North Carolina cattle feeders eye winter market shift
Mr. Lewis notes early frost and a poor corn crop push western producers to sell cattle early and heavier. He predicts a rebound in cattle prices similar to hogs, with feeders benefiting as cattle run about 30 percent cheaper than last year while corn costs rise over 30 percent. He urges farmers to explore winter feeding for manure and fertilizer value even if profits are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
North Carolina
Witnesses Asked For a Private Questioning
The body of Mrs. Juanita Pierce, who died at Charlotte Wednesday night, was brought to High Point on train No. 36 this afternoon. Funeral services will be conducted at the home Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. T. J. Rogers will officiate. Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery. Surviving include husband L. T. Pierce and two children Inez and L. T. Pierce Jr. Also four sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Pierce
Charlotte
High Point
Grady Pierce
Willowbrook Street
T. J. Rogers
Main Street Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
J. A. Craven
L. T. Pierce
Inez
L. T. Pierce, Jr
C. B. Spell
Fred Younts
City
J.Q. Honeycnutt
Fayetteville
Hsaie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Friends of the College
Rodwell
Albert Branson Russell
R.S. Russell
Monthieu Avenue
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay Street
Muse
John Shelot
Robert Shetott
J. R. Warner
Beatrice
Miss Warner
Henry Ferree
Evelyn Lackey
Catherine Hoover
Lucile Smith
Edward Hoover
Council of the
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Owen-Smith
Robert Brockett
High Point Club
Mies Scottle 'Adwell
Rhodes
N. Main St
Moffitt’s
Carolina
New York
Frank K Bowers
Internal Revenue
Secon District
Dr. L. L. Spanabel
High
Truth- Service
Gilmer
High Point's
Just
Coats
Shhuron
Nas Walker
Optometrist
Hart, Drug CO
Stilable Memorial
Southern Stone Co
Tomlinson St
Hisolnt
N. Oe
AA Patiee
Tine Shoes
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