Lotus Club Postponed and Local Notices
Lotus Club meeting delayed two weeks. Mr and Mrs Joseph Weaver relocate to Roland Park. Betty Lou Neece born August 29 to Mr and Mrs C P Neece. Mrs B E Burns ill in High Point hospital. Allred Bible Study meets tonight at 8 with Mrs Allred on Pickett. Bible Study with Mrs Kooney meets tomorrow at 7 30 on Lay Street led by Mrs D R Linthicum. Lloyd Smith recovering from surgery at Guilford General. home at 119 Taylor Street. Family trip to Marion Chimney Rock Asheville returns home. Pioneer Council annual picnic Saturday at Ritter’s Lake meet 3 pm at hall with basket lunches. supper at 6. Car owners to call Miss Proctor. Merry Bidders Bridge Club hosts Mrs Charles Kutchin guest of Mrs Henry Perry. winner Mrs Lewis Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Ritter’s Lake
Washington Street
Joe McLaney
Merry Bidders Bridge Club
Hardie
Charles Kutchin
Birmingham
Ala
Henry D. Perry
Lewis Teague
Houbigaut
High Point
City School Board
Edna Morgenthaler
L. L. Stookey
R. E. Ranson
Ray Street
Ivey Paylor
Mechanicsville
C. A. Smith
Elm Street
Emma Blair
Emma _ Blair
Ada Blair
Ada
Enterprise
T. Wingate Andrews
Women Honor Guests At Local Event
Mrs. John Fambrough and Mrs. Lewis Teague led invitations for a gathering with guests including Mrs. Chas. Kutchin, Mrs. Henry D. Perry, Mrs. James Oates, and Mrs. John Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fambrough
Lewis Teague
Chas. Kutchin
Henry D. Perry
James Oates
John Williams
Local Social News Highlights Visitors and Travel
Mrs Walter Merrill of Andalusia Alabama arrives this afternoon to visit her brother Joe McLaney and Mrs McLaney at the Hardie apartment. Mrs C C Prince Mrs Collier Ellis and Mrs W E Price spent the morning in Greensboro. Ben W Ridge of Raleigh spent the week end with his mother at 406 White Oak street. Miss Helen Davis of Greensboro visits Miss Azenia Snider this week. Mrs Monte Culler and daughters Pauline Edith Ruth Marie leave for King North Carolina to visit sister Mrs G W Thomas. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hohre return to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania from visiting relatives Mr and Mrs J M Rumble. D S Leak of 907 Montheu avenue is ill with carbuncle may require operation. Misses Lois and Theresa Hackney of Lexington visit aunts Mrs John C Abels and Mrs Joseph T Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Merrill
Andalusia
Ala
Joe McLaney
McLaney
Hardie
Ben W. Ridge
Raleigh
White Oak Street
Waldo Woody
A. §. Craven
Michael A. Farlow
Jeff Jones
Grove
S. G. Parker
Kinston
B. F. Ridge
Parker
Dora Sutton
A. D. Farlow
James
Bahama
J. D. Farlow
Sarah Loflin
Farlow
Mary Newlin
Greensboro
Duncan Newlin
Edgar
W. F. Brookshire
MacRae
Eli Barker
Gurney Barker
Watson
Thomasville
Minnie Scott
Virgie Dicks
Amanda Robbins
Jane Barker
High Point
N. E. Dunn
C .S. Davis
Tish Dicks
Great Race Staged In Double A Loop
Louisville leads the American Association race with Milwaukee and Indianapolis close behind. The 1926 pennant chase features Louisville, a strong Milwaukee challenge, and Donie Bush's Hoosiers in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
American Association
Louiville
Colonels
Milwaukee Brewers
Donie Bush
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Milwaukee
High Point leaders push forward to raise chamber budget
More than 100 High Point professionals volunteered for a four day drive to boost the chamber of commerce budget from 9000 to 25000 dollars. The plan focuses 15 000 dollars on advertising locally and statewide to attract developers and home builders while committees gather support from Civitan Rotary and Monarch clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
C. C. Garrett
J. Elwood Cox
J. T. Burrus
Monarch Club
Civitan
Monarch
Rotary Clubs
Civitans
Monarchs
Rotary Club
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
T. W. Andrews
H. M. Armentrout
F. R. Allman
F. J. Barnett
R. R. Blackburn
E. L. Briggs
W. D. Brooks
H. M. Bryant
Jack Burris
G. G. Chappell
G. W. Clark
J. W. Cl
Dr. Owen Smith
J. H. Packer
A. S. Parker
D. H. Parsons
E. J. Payne
J. D. Jell
H. D. Perry
T. M. Picket
W. C. Phillips
C. C. Prince
W. T. Powell
W. W. Rhodes
C. C. Robbins
T. V. Rochelle Max Bones
Richard P. Rover
N. E.ussell
J. T. Ryan
J. M. S. Salisbury
Dan R. Schroeder
T. G. Shelton
R. H. Sechrest
J. C. Sheloff
Hilip A. Silver
W. K. Simmons, Jr
J. W. Slcte
R. S Smith
Warren L. Smith
W.W Smith
Roy J. Spearman
Dr. F. G. Woodruff
J. Worth
L. H. Zimmerman
T R. Zimmerman
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Cure for Malaria Sufferers
Arnold Whiteson and hundreds of others claim Dodson's Liver Tone cures lingering malaria symptoms. The advertorial text touts relief from biliousness headaches and digestive issues, claiming quicker appetite and renewed health after using a spoonful nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Whiteson
Dodson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lotus Club
MR. and
Mrs. Weaver
Roland Park
Joseph T. Weaver
Betty Lou Neece
Mrs. C. P. Neece
Betty Lou
B. E. Burns
Winston-Salem
High Point Hospital
Allred
Pickett Street
Blowing Rock
H. N. Browne
Matt Wall
Ruth Bowne
Koonce
C. T. Kooney
Lay Street
D. R. Linthicum
Lloyd Smith
Guilford General Hospital
Taylor Street
Ed Patterson
del Cobb
Elizabeth Patterson
Marion
N. C
Chimney Rock
Asheville
Flapper
Berlin
Mr. Barbee
Patterson
Centennial Avenue
Mrs. McLaney
E. G. Strieter
Roy Spearman
NEA Service. Inc
Wachovia
Collier Ellis
W. E. Price
Robert Walker
Robert, Jr
Atlantic City
Helen Davis
Azenia Snider
Monte Culler
Pauline
Edith
Ruth Marie
King, N. C
Mrs. Culler
G. W. Thomas
Lewis Hohre
J. M. Rumble
Wilkes-Barre
Friends of
D. S. Leak
Montheu Avenue
Lois and
Theresa Hackney
Lexington
John C. Abels
Moffitts
N. Main Street
Mofftitts
Friend
Randolph County
Carey J. Davis
N. Main St
T. G. Scott
High Point Enterprise
North Main St
Dandy Supply
Mann
the Music Shop
Johnson
Floriste
J. A. Dalton
Wrenn
Agency
Maxes
Shoey
Stors
Endicott “Johnson and Peters
London
Cecil
South Main Street
THE
Shoe Men
High Point N. C
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