Daughters and Weddings Narrowed by Illness in Local Society Notes
Society page reports: a daughter Isabelle born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown. Invitations recalled for a party at Oakside farm honoring Miss Mary Sherrod and Herbert Newhbold whose wedding is set for Wednesday. Archie Sherrod ill, delaying the plans. Miss Jalla Sapp engaged. Miss Sapp’s Greensboro connection noted. Ogburns travel to Monroe for niece Carson Yates and Grier Hudson wedding to be held October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Waynick
Oakside Farm
Mary Sherrod
Herbert Newhbold
Archie Sherrod
Gastonia
Frank Ogburn
South Main Street
Monroe
Mr. Oghburn
Miss Carson Yates
Grier Hudson
Raleigh
Complexion Aid for A Quarter of a Century
Dr Blair's Cream of Cucumber touted as refined complexion repair for red oily or wrinkled skin. Claims cooling effect, long wear, and wrinkle reduction without hair growth. Priced 50 cents and 1.00 in white and flesh colors at drug and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blair
C Lear
Blair
Drug and
Eulah Linthicum Weds Charles Eilen in High Point
News of a wedding in Thomasville Saturday as Miss Eulah Linthicum and Charles Eilen were married in a ceremony attended by close relatives. The bride wore a bing brocade suit and carried an arm bouquet. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Linthicum of High Point. The groom is son of Robert Hilton of near Thomasville. couple to reside at 125 Poplar Street in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eulah Linthicum
Charles Eilen
William E. Linthicum
High Point
Robert Hilton
Alrs. Hilton
Poplar Street
Harriett Elliott
North Carolina College For Women
Elk’s
Civics-Conservation Department
Woman's Club
Missiliott
North Carolina
England
Miss Ruth Stiles Valet at Mrs Horrox for Weekend
Miss Ruth Stiles of Greensboro served as valet for Mrs H C Horrox on East Green street during the weekend. Miss Bladhe Huff of the North Caroline College for Women stayed as a weekend guest at 109 North Main street with the S R Bivens residence. Mrs Huff is the sister of Mrs Pen Dverh of Yoaksville visiting her daughter Mrs F C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stiles
Greensboro
H. C. Horrox
East Green Street
Bladhe Huff
North Caroline College For Women
S. R. Bivens
North Main Street
Huff
Mans
Mre* Pen Dverh
Yoaksville
F. C
Community clubs schedule weekly meetings in Roland Park area
Monday events include United Daughters of the Confederacy with Mes Houston Shatt at Roland Park, and Worman's Guild at St Marys church with Mes James Stuart. Multiple associations host social sessions on Johnson street and Main street, with times from 3:20 to 8:30 pm across Tuesday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Houston G. Shatt
Roland Park
Carter Dalton
Tom Gilliam
Dee Pollock
Worman’s Guild
St. Mary’s Church
James Stuart
Homer Montsinger
Johnson Street
Peacock-Philathea
Wesley Memorial Church
Lillian Massey
South Mein Street
Mas. S. Po. Benner
Robert Keevans
His Parrish
Bridge Club
D. N. Welborn
Parkway
Josephus Daniels
Manning
Soros
F. M. Pickett
Woman's Club
Elks’ Home
Harriette Elliott
Civics Conservation Department
Be'a-Li
Irvin Groome
South Main Street
Order
the Heastern Star
Merc
Jacek Yavilov
Philomathean
BF. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
St. Mary's Church
George Washington Saddler
North Main Street
Local Residents Plan Short Trips and Visits
Sharpe and Dr and Mrs W McCain depart from Carrick Avenue for an automobile trip to Waxhaw and will stay through Wednesday with relatives there. Miss Pearl Plunkett and Miss Ruth Plunkett of Greensboro visit Mrs Earnhardt on Johnson Street. Mrs Farrs and Mrs Cox of Roland Park plan to attend a function in Charlotte this evening. Mrs Bean mother of Mrs James Stuart travels to Baltimore due to a ill relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCain
Waxhaw
Pearl
Ruthp Plunkettt
Greenshoro
C .C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
J. J. Farr
A. Bean
James Stuart
Baltimore
Local social notes reflect travel and visits across towns
Rev Roy H E Reinbach heads to the Poomac synod in Winchester Virginia for the conven tion. Miss Ads Lop e visits Greens boro with relatives. Mrs J P Rawley leaves for Charlotte as guest of Mrs W E Dellinger. Charles Hoertel and companion attend Caruso concert in Charlotte. Thomas J Yates and family visit Tatters home on South Main in Winston-Salem, guests of Henry Yates. N L Garner tours Ashboro on business. Mrs J W Hurliman and son Charles stay in Greensboro with friends. Frank B Fryon of Columbus Ohio to stay with B R Thurman on Johnson Street. Mrs Werrice hosts. Mrs Steven Clark and Mrs Arthur Marsh visit Greensboro. W B Thomas with Rev T Groett visit Greensboro Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy HE. Reinbach
Poomac Synod
Winchester
Ads LooPe
Greensboro
J. P. Rawley
Charlotte
W. E. Dellinger
Charles Hoertel
Thomas J. Yates
Winston-Salem
Henry Yates
South Main Street
N. L. Garner
Ashboro
B. R. Thurman
Johnson Street
W. Berrice
Steven Clark
Arthur Marsh
A. E. Taplin
W. B. Thomas
Troett
Many Conversions At The Tent Meeting
A revival at the Union tent on Walnut street near the silk mill reports 35 conversions last night. The non denominational services draw large crowds, with 2000 seats filled and Rev. A Lamonds of Greensboro leading the meeting. Mr Champion from South Carolina directs the choir as the revivalist plans a street meeting in front of the post office Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Walnut Street
Silk Mill
A. Lamonds
Greensboro
Champion
South Carolina
Red Cross Allocates 500000 For Famine Sufferers
The American Red Cross has appropriated five hundred thousand dollars for famine victims in China, while Japan promises a large amount of rice to aid relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
China
Japan
Reward Offered Over Alleged Quote About School Integration
A note offers $25 to anyone who repeats a claimed quote about entering North Carolina public schools and placing hands on a black girl’s head and a Whit girl’s head. The author calls the report false, labels its source a prevaricator, and accuses it of democratic propaganda to influence the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Rones to Open Gate City Store
Max Rones a High Point jeweler announces plans to open a jewelry store in Greens horo occupying the Victory theatre building. The opening date is not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rones
Gate City
Max Rones
High Point Jeweler
Greenshoro
Victory Theatre
Rotary Dinner Here Tonight
High Point Rotary members host their regular weekly dinner at the Commercial club this evening at 6 30 o'clock with elaborate preparations and a plea for full attendance by all Rotarians. London October 25 George Wiltshire arrested for obtaining money by false pretences blaming hard luck and a series of misfortunes leading to a month in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Rotary Club
Commercial Club
London
George Wiltshire
Hospital Opens in Amerongen Founded by Ex-Kraiser
Amsterdam reports a hospital opening at Amerongen founded by the ex-kraiser Wilhelm. He attended the ceremony as the new institution began operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jix-Whaiser
Bill Founds
Amsterdam
Amerongen
Wilhelm
Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as fast penetrating relief for sore muscles stiff joints and minor injuries with antiseptic use for cuts burns bites and stings. It promotes a 35 cent bottle and adds Wizard Liver Whips pink pills at 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Hamilin
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Pilont
Arene
Mrs
Claude Brown
Isabelle
Sapp
J.alla Sapp
N. L. Dure
Alvide Preyer
Miss Sapp
J. Ed Nickman
Washington Street
Walter L
Hargett
Xtra
Moffitts
Mrs. Ogborn
Kinthicum
Hilton
Vic. Wilson
J. Vassie Willson
Lindsay Street
Missionary Societies
Wesley Memorial
J. N. Hauss
Wilson
Miss Elliott
Alma Virginia McCain
H.W. Mexin
Elizabeth Reitael
r_the little Golks
Hallowe’en
Winston Salem
Ecircus
J .A. Hart
Ax Aeark
J. M
Saisbury
Richard
Fred Ingram
B. S. Cummings
Bob Walker
J. P. Rawley and Son
Ruby Hicks
West Russell Street
Miss Hicks
Hicks
Russell Street
Kalendar
Sharpe
Q . Hedgecock
Rotary
James
Moncey
Ring Dreg Company
Hart Drug Co
Allen
Edwin Clapp
Buster Brown
Avalon Coffee
D. Traynham
Roanoke Coffee and Spice Co
Avalon
Department Store
Highpoint
High Point Hardware Co
Cole’s
Cole
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