Birth of Ruth Arlene Davis announced
Mr and Mrs McKinley Davis announce the birth of a daughter Ruth Arlene on Friday Oct 24. Mrs Harris hosts bridge for Nellie Muse and Polly Heitman. Mrs Welborn entertains at bridge for Mrs Scoville. Ned Stuart's injuries not serious after car wreck. Philathea class meets at Main Street Methodist and hosts Halloween party at First Baptist. Tucker hosts bridge in honor of Craile wedding. Garden club meets tomorrow. Covington to entertain Friday at 3:30 with Nellie Mags Polly Hellman and Mrs Terry. Y Camp hosts community party. Halloween party hosted by Laverne and Hibernia Hudson with numerous games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Arlene. Davis
McKinley Davis
Ruth Arlene
Harris
Jesse Harris
Bridge
Morris Street
Nellie Muse
Polly Heitman
R.B. Terry
Welborn
John Welborn
Country Club
E. N. Scoville
Orangebars
Stuart
Ned Stuart
Kerbersville
Philathea
Main Street Methodist Church
Mable “Russell
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay Street
Covington
Comer Covington
Y Camp
Ethel Samuels
Erny Earn- Earnhardt
Geneva Fogleman
Beatrice Merritt
Industrial Club
Lucy Miller
Mary Ledwell
Virginia Ledwell
Lena Thornton
Lene Barber
J. E. Floys
Clyde Miller
Eschel Frazier
Tom Floyd
John Miller
Jos Baker
Rex Miller
Paul Harris
Sam Harris
Milton White
Marvin Lambeth
Hallowe'en
Laverne
Hibernia Hudson
Parkway
Hudson
Herbert Hunter
A. EB. Taplin
Claire Cage Ingram
Alice McRae Caldwell
Rip Table
Bernard Hunter
Billy Price
David Welborn
William Coble
Bridge Parties Hostess Bright Autumn Bridge Parties
Mrs J Brash Mrs Harry Raymond and Miss Katherine Raymond entertained at two bridge parties on Friday at North Main Street. Morning guests included Miss Polly Hellman and many others from Spartanburg and surrounding towns. Afternoon honors went to Miss Pauline Simmons and Miss Nellie Muse. Prizes included lustre vases sport handkerchiefs and novelty persim receivers. Refreshments featured frozen fruit salad chips pies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Hawkins
David Yow
Rodney Snow
Heltman Wa
Pauline Simmons
Nellie Muse
W. G. Foy
Cralle
Lyon
Miss Muse
Polly Hettman Mesdames
S. Cummings
A. 5. Parker
Ted Conner
Spartanburg
Bruce Carraway
Randall Mann
R B. Terry
B. W. Kirkman
L. C. Matton
D. N. Welborn
J. T. Mann
A. & Barnes
W. C. Idol
T. J. Gold
R. T Rosemond
L. Davis
Walter Chandler
E. G. Strieter
O. C. Durland
L. R. Terry John Dyer
Gustave Robertson
C. C. Prince
Brice Hawkins
T. M. Stanton
Robert Seelott
J. A. Hart
Jesse Harris
Frank Hunsucker
Missaa
Myrtle Rodwell
Florela
Ala
Ruth Welborn
F. M. Crake
Mosdames Wade Marsh
H Slane
Comer
Covings
Redding
W.G. Poy
Lyman Accion
Names of Winston-Salem residents listed in event
The passage lists numerous local residents from Winston-Salem including O B Bonner Charles Kep hart Everett Marsh Charles Holton William Simmons Goardon Blair Thurman Williams Carson Burns Shubal Kirkman J H Grubb Royster Tucker Garland Alderman Craven Page T V Rochelle C C Muse Mrs Dalton Miss Pauline Simmons Violet Johnson Helen Long Lucis Shearrod Lucy Neal Carr Mary Holidays Iris Burrus Lucille Pickens Mary Ring Ruth Welborn Kathrine Harmon Elizabeth Bowne Nellie Dobbs Miss Mary Dalton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ring
Ruth Welborn
Katherine Harmon
Elizabeth Bowne
Nellie Dobbs
Mary Dalton
Winston-Salem
R T Amos and others at Charlotte auto races
Mr and Mrs R T Amos attended automobile races in Charlotte on Saturday. Miss Laura Freeland returned from Durham after visiting her sister Miss Mary Freeland at Trinity College. Mr and Mrs Rufus Richer and Miss Nan and Eliza Douthit of Clemmons visited Mrs W H Gibson. The Richies returned from Norfolk Va after visiting Mr Richie's brother BE T Richie. Mrs R L Justice and son Ralph of Greensboro Mrs R S V Berry of Morristown Tenn and Thompson Allen of Chattanooga Tenn were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Howard on Greensboro avenue. Mr and Mrs Frank Willeskie and Mr and Mrs Alexander Rankin with Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper of Statesville attended the races in Charlotte Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Amos
Charlotte
Laura Freeland
Durham
Mary Freeland
Trinity College
Rufus Richer
Nan
Eliza Douthit
Clemmons
W. H. Gibson
R. L. Justice
Ralph
Greensboro
V. Berry
Morristown
Tenn
Thompson Allen
Chattanooga
Fred Howard
Greensboro Avenue
Frank Willeskie
Alexander Rankin
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Mentho Sulphur Eczema Remedy Endorsed by Specialist
A noted skin expert cites Mentho Sulphur as a quick relief for fiery itching eczema. The preparation's germ killing action calms irritation and promotes clear smooth skin, advising a small jar from any drugstore for daily use.
Delightfully Prepared Articles for Lunch or Dinner
Delightedly prepared articles ready for lunch or dinner are offered from the delicatessen. If visiting is inconvenient, call to have items such as Baked Ham delivered promptly with Ib price listed as $1.
State To Send Big Delegation To Meet
North Carolina will be well represented by a large delegation at the annual convention of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages in Louisville Kentucky from November 10 to 14. The delegation is headed by Frank L. Johnson of STATESVILLE who sits on the national executive board and is secretary of the state association. Shester Brown of Asheville president of the state bottlers association assists Mr Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
North Carolina
Louisville
Kentucky
Frank L. Johnson
North Carolina Association
Shester Brown
Asheville
State Association of Bottlers
Johnson
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
The Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound promises a natural darkening of gray or faded hair after one or two applications. Sold widely in drug stores, it supposedly makes hair look youthful and lustrous, convincing many users that their hair has been dyed without detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wreth
Delegates Plan Trip by Rail and Motor with Asheville Luncheon
Delegates decide to travel by motor car and train, with special rates arranged for the journey. On returning, they will stop over in Asheville for a luncheon and several other entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Ordinance Bans Driving Animals on High Point Main Street
City ordinance prohibits driving cattle hogs horses sheep or other animals on Main Street between Lexington Greensboro Road and Abattoir driveway with an exception for access to the fenced cattle lane. Violations carry a $25 fine per offense and the measure takes effect after publication dated October 24, 1924, by order of City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
Main Street
Lexington- Greensboro
Pers
South Main Street
Asheboro
R. L. Pickett
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Russell Street
Garden Club
High Point Garden Club
J. Elwood Cox
Green Street
FUR Sale
Moffitt's
R. T. Richie
Nottoway
Mr. Richie
BE. T. Richie
George Wilson
Mrs. Mack Hiatt
G.E. Hutchens
Drs. T. R
L. H. Zimmerman
Commerchal National Bank
Knights of Pythias
Broadhurst Hall
Gee, T. Wood
EL Hayes, A
St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Fetzer Company
City OF High
NEW . Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Headquarters For Fine Shoes
W. L. Smith
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