Community notices from Greensboro area events and visits
Mrs W H Smith and EK H Smith return from Charlotte after visiting relatives. The Junior Philathea class hosts an outdoor program Sept 2 at 7 45 pm on church grounds. Guests include Mrs Pearle Davis Martin of Petersburg and Miss Eva Tavior Eppes of Fredericksburg, with Ms Martin directing a Petersburg voice studio and Ms Eppes heading Fredericksburg State Teachers College music department.
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Springfield Bible School
Pearle Davis Martin
Petersburg
Eva Tavior Eppes
Fredericksburg
H. N Phillips
Parkway
Martin
Phillips
Miss Eppes
State Teachers’ College
Mrs Ruby Elliott Lambeth Honored With Classmates Shower
Miss Ruby Elliott, soon to wed, received a miscellaneous shower from Trinity High seniors at 410 Worth Avenue on Friday August 26. Guests included Florence Younts Aurelia Payne Helen Wood Loise Massey Minnie Peace Rada Gray Chester Massey Stanley Blair Reece Stout Oscar Frye Rex Miller Johnnie Frazier Marvin Lambeth and the guest of honor. Edith Moore left Winston-Salem for Dayton Ohio to join Westminster School of Sacred Music and Westminster choir touring the nation. Agnes Dodson accompanied Miss Moore. Moore, a lyric soprano noted across the south, was honored before departure with a bridge party hosted by Mrs W H Slane at Parkway presenting a diary.
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Ruby Elliott Lambeth
Trinity High School
Loise Massey
Minnie Peace
Rada Gray
Ruby Lambeth
Chester Massey
Stanley Blair
Reece Stout
Oscar Frye
Rex Miller
Johnnie Frazier
Marvin Lambeth
Edith Moore
Winston-Salem
Dayton
Westminster School of Sacred Music
Westminster Choir
Chapel Hill
Winston- Salem
Miss Moore
Agnes Dodson
High Point
South
Atlanta
W. H. Slane
Parkway
Bridge Club Honors And Flowers At Mrs Dewey Garrett’s
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Dewey Garrett hosted her bridge club at Bridges Avenue. Three tables circulated in festively decorated rooms with summer blooms. High score went to Mrs. Liverman Swaim who received a mirror plateau, while Mrs. Edith Harville earned a low score memorandum date pad. A salad course and yellow mint-filled favors concluded the party with guests including Mrs. L C Furgerson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simmons
Hardover Street
Gratton Foy
Jesse Harris
Lila Fisher
Asheville
Thomas Turner
Garnet Pollock
J. H. Walker, Jr
R. A. Sheloff
Comer Covington
Forrest Murray
Ed Lyon
William Lindsay
G. F. Marshall
Ogloa
Dewey Garrett
Bridges Avenue
Ecards
Liverman Swaim
Edith Harville
L. C. Furgerson
Harvey Burgess
Mark Freeman
Sherman Swaim
Ray Burgess
Nannie Williard
Annie Lee Gray
Rena Little
Rosa Bryant
Pearl Snyder
Pat Holland
Social notes list visitors in Winston-Salem and nearby
Miss Margaret Sievers of Winston-Salem is hosted by Miss Louise Salsbury in Roland Park. Miss Edna Earl, Miss Mary Elizabeth McGehee of Reidsville arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs. W. J. McAnally. Mrs. M. L. Langer and Miss Phoebe Hayes of Atlanta plan a stopover with Mrs. J. Butler Johnson. Miss Collie Cleland of Atlanta visits Mrs. T. M. Hatton. Martha Shields returns from a trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sievers
Winston-Salem
Louise Salsbury
Roland Park
Edna Earl
Mary Elizabeth McGehee
Reidsville
W. J. McAnally
M. L. Langer
Phoebe Hayes
Atlanta Ga
New York
Washington
J. Butler Johnson
Russell Street
Collie Cleland
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs
T. M. Hatton
Walnut Street
Martha Shields
Pilcher to attend national city managers meeting in Dubuque
P. P. Pilcher High Point city manager will attend the United States city managers convention in Dubuque Iowa on September 15 16 17. He plans to invite the organization to meeting High Point for 1928 with support from the local chamber of commerce executive secretary Frank Sizemore announced. The visit aims to showcase the city and share city administration insights with managers from across the country. Celebrities are among the association members involved.
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Dubuque
Iowa
High Point
P. P. Pilcher
United States
Pilcher
Veterans loan help from Capt Carraway in Washington
Capt Bruce H Carraway will depart tomorrow night for Washington to represent local ex service men in filing government claims and securing loans on war risk insurance policies. Veterans wishing loan services may see him today or tomorrow at 401 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Carraway
Washington, D. C
Mr. Carraway
401 North Main Street
American Legion Post Meeting Tonight Reports and Nominations
The Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion holds a meeting tonight at 8 at the legion hall on College Street. Local delegates who attended the state meeting in Washington will report and a committee will be named to nominate new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
the Legion
College Street
Washington
Special Radio Concert and Religion Talk From WNRC Tonight
Greensboro station WNRC will air a 6 45 dinner hour organ concert followed by an eleventh religious talk titled Gods Punishment for the Wicked by C C Earnhardt of High Point. At 8 45 the station returns live with late news and special reports on 1340 kilocycles.
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Greensboro
WNRC
C. C. Earnhardt
High Point
Textile workers strike at Harvell Cotton Mills in fifth week
Henderson, Sept. 1. Textile employes strike at Harvell Cotton Mills enters its fifth week seeking wage increases. Owners refuse any agreement and evict tenants renting from the company. A business delegation sought arbitration but was turned away as strikers hold mass meetings led by textile union representatives.
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Henderson
Harvell
Present Officers Sought For Succession At Meeting
A call goes to all members to attend as officers to succeed current leaders whose terms expire soon. The notice emphasizes everyone’s presence is required for the upcoming selections.
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Cers
Rotary Conference Adjourns After Greensboro Pick
The 57th district Rotary conference adjourned in Goldsboro after Greensboro was chosen as the next convention city and tentative dates of May 3 and 4 were set. District Governor Luther Hodges of Laurinburg Spray will lead four groups with leaders acting as lieutenants.
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Goldsboro
Greensboro
Noming
Luther Hodges
Leakesville Spray
First Kiss Question Provokes Bold Reply in Court Room
A woman asks if she is the first girl he kissed and the judge replies bluntly that she is not, adding she is the first to be bold enough to ask. The exchange hinges on flirtatious tension and legal propriety in the courtroom.
Salford Plans Mandatory Schooling and Training for Unemployed
Salford, an English industrial center, orders unemployed men to attend two hours daily classes and participate in physical training as a condition of benefits.
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Salford
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EK. H. Smith
Junior Philatheas
H. N. Phillips
Myra Ward
E. C. Ward
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Jack Grogan
Katherine
Charles Light
Dorothy Hawker
Doris Gold
Lorraine
Robert Sebastian, and
Maxine Brockett
First Baptist Church
Guilford
Mrs. Peace
Pauline Haynes
Grace Bulla
Margaret York
Alma Hooks
Claude Smith
Philip Ruth
Iris
Minnie Raper
Lindsay Street
Garden Club
Bain Avenue
John Lindsay, Jr
Charles Perry
Herbert Hunter
H. A. Millis
Fred A. Thomas
Jack Grubb
Mardi Carte Club
Pinecroft Inn
Greensboro-High Point Blvd
Dr. Moore
Southern Pines Country Club Orchestra
Lyman Grimsley Atwell
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
Mrs. Lambeth
Mrs. Garrett
Willasks Ferguson
Siatene
Hummingbird
AL E
Central America
NEA Service, Inc
Flapper
Fanny
U. S. Pat
I. Miller
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans’ the Ladies’ Store
Chicago
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
S. Main St
Turnip
Cecil
Rotary
Mrs. Fraser
Main St
Welborn Bldg
Drs. T. KR. L. H. and
BR. Zimmerman
Commercial Bank
Carl
1682 North Main
Main Drug Co
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