Mrs Myers ill at home on 400 Kearns Street
The notice reports Mrs Pearl Myers confined to her home at 400 Kearns Street with appendicitis. It also lists a Canterbury club meeting at 3:30 at East Washington Street and other social items including Miss Pickens traveling for a library course in Washington and Baltimore, and a wedding of Miss Eunice Slack to Ray Storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Tom Kearns
O. E. Kearns
East Washington Street
Miss Pickens
Ueille Pickens
Washington, D. C
Caroline Mellichamp
Baltimore
Pratt School
Miss Slack
Ray Storms
Miss Denny
Grace Denny
South
Hamilton Street
Lula Owen
Cauley Owen
Myrtle Little
Effie Owen
Paul Fulton
Calvin Bates
Donald Moss
O. A. Bates
Nannie Sutliff
B. G. Pilcher
Hallowe'en
Ray Street
Pearl Sams
Bay Street
Hallowe’en
Chapel
Annie Laura Dickson
Annie
Margaret Sears
Black Cat
Dorothea Andrews
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
R. E. Ranson
North Carolina Teachers’ Association
Greensboro
Mrs Farrell Gray Heads to Danville Virginia Today
Mrs Farrell Gray departs this morning for Danville Virginia where she will spend several days visiting relatives and friends. She will attend local events and return next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Peatross
Farrell Gray
Danville, Va
Prince Wins High Point Golf Championship Title
Cecil Prince defeated C M Way nick to win the High Point country club championship in a 36 hole final. After morning play Prince led by four with the match ending 5 and 3. Prince took the lead at the thirteenth hole of the first 18 and held a steady edge through the afternoon to secure the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Country Club
Cecil Prince
C. M. Waynick
Prince
Funeral for E. T. Ritchie set at First Baptist Church
Funeral services for E. T. Ritchie who died in an accident on the yards of the H P T and D railroad will be held at 2 30 tomorrow at the First Baptist church. Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson Rev J M Hilliard Rev H T Stephens and Rev F L Conrad will officiate. He was born November 10 1874 and is survived by a large family including six sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Ritchie
H. P
First Baptist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
J. M. Hilliard
H. T. Stephens
F. L. Conrad
Ritchie
Kate Samuels
Raymond
Fred
Guy
David A
Irma
Minnie Ritchie
High Point
L. E. Ritchie
R. T. Ritchie
John Crucen
George Cruces
M. A. Klutz
Salisbury
Will Pickard
China Grove
E. M. Retchie
D. R. Ketner
Havelock
Green Street
Chicago
Bill Stephens
Christ
Mr. Whitener
Revival draws crowds as High Point attends services
The Great Revival campaign continues with Bill Stephens leading sermons at the tabernacle. Business girls from High Point plan to attend tonight at 7 from the band stand, with men’s and women’s sessions scheduled around 3 o’clock Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
High Point
Tabernacle
Bill Stephens
Jesus Christ
Canada
Lumber-Jacks
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J. W. Hedrick
Geo. R. Brown
Methodist Protestant
W. P. Pickett
First Baptist
J. B. Johnson
F. P. Cauble
Wesley Memorial
J. W. Harris
Friends
A. M. Briggs
Reformed
Presbyterian
G. W. Denny
East Green Baptist
D. L
Andrews
Episcopal
H. I. Coffield
J. A. Eshelman
C. S. Grayson
Walter White
Clara Cox
Flower Mission
J. W. Harriss
H. A. White
Emma Blair
June Barker
Jones Burns
Ada
Mrs
G. B. Grimes
Raleigh
B. G. Bryant
New York
Roy Spearman
Charles Teague
W. A. Davis
Valley of
Virginia
Washington
Derrickson
Elizabeth City
Monroe Apartments
Hallowe’ En
Cecil’stone
Wachovia Bank
Coats
Ffitt
North Main Street
Moffitt’s
MR. Righie
Harding Heating Co
N. C
Jefferson Ridg
E. A. Bristow Chiropractor
Over Hayes Jewelry Store
North Main St
Mann
Tillie
RADIO
Zenith
Stewart-Warner
Hart Drug Co
Wallace Freeman
Tee
Burgess Bros
the Ladies’ Store
Nell Brushingham Starr
New York City
Sheraton Hotel
Ernest L. Starr
North Spring Street
Winston-Salem
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