Births and Society Notes Highlight Local Life
Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harker announced. Jack Copeland ill with diphtheria. Raymond McCracken and Esther Basie wed at the bride’s home. Guilford council Jr. O U A M set revival attendance. Daisy Davies society to meet at Mack Hiatt home. Women’s Guild and missionary society meetings scheduled. Bible Story Ruth and Naomi staged tonight at the school auditorium. Mrs. Flora Dunton Ross invites guests to the Forbes wedding in Rockford Illinois. Hicks Walker wedding at M. M. Hicks home on Ashboro street. Mrs. Howard Johnson to move to New York with Mr. Johnson. Wesley Memorial church missions to meet. Mrs. Jesse Hayden hosts missionary circle. Miss Elizabeth Kearns visiting from Charlotte. Mrs. Gilbert W. Clark hosts tea at Jamestown. D A R and Presbyterian circles arrange fall meetings. Priscilla sewing club elects officers. Y W C A to host conference night on Friends church lawn. Friends church social program features and ice cream. Girl Reserves party planned at High Point Y W C A hut with a hike and weenie roast.
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Daisy
Daisy Davies
Flora Dunton
Ross
Virginia
Duncan Patterson Forbes
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rockford, Ilinois
S’ussifern School
Hendersonville
Woman’s Mission Societies
Wesley Memorial Church
Jesse Hayden
Woman’s Missionary Society
Washington Street
W. C. Jones
North Main
Young Woman's Society
Jones
J. D. Brame
Mary Alexander
Friends Church
Friends and
Springfield Christian Endeavor Societies
Marianna White
Christian Endeavorers
Samuel Haworth
Ray Farlowe
Horace Hayworth
Robert Marshall
Hayworth
Mr. Marshall
Friends College
Guilford
High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
Blanche Platt
Miss Plott
G. BR
Social News Briefs Include Greensboro Guests and Students
Mrs. E B White of Greensboro visited here with Mrs H W McCain who attended Greensboro college. Miss Mary Cunningham of Waxhaw, a G C student, is McCain’s sister. Frances Atkins returns home after two weeks in Ashboro with relatives. Misses Minnie and Leta Yarborough of Tyler Texas travel home after visiting Mrs R K Loflin and plan to teach at University of Texas. Mrs FE Sechrest and children visit father J D Bean on Tate Street. Dr and Mrs H W McCain prepare Waxhaw departure with Alma Virginia. Richard Johnson Jr expected Monday evening. Richard Armfield leaves for Washington DC to visit cousin Willard Hamner. Misses Marianna White Vera Farlow and Shelley Clodfelter go to Guilford College. others from town head to school and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. White
Greensboro
H. W. McCain
White
McCain
Greensboro College
Mary Cunningham
Waxhaw
G. C
Minnie
Leta Yarborough
Tyler
Texas
Mra R. K. Loflin
Yarborough
Columbia University
University of Texas
Marianna White
Vera Farlowe
Shelley Clodfelter
Guilford College
Garland Payne
Ray Farlow
Max Idol
Rain floods San Antonio area as city bears aftermath
The San Antonio Light reported an eight inch rainfall trigger flooding in the river valley south of the city. Reports indicate significant loss of life mainly in the Mexican district with logs of life described as very high. Fire police and troops from Fort Sam Houston assisted residents unable to escape floods. Only six bodies recovered so far as crews worked through the inundated business and residential areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Phil Wright
Fire and Police
Almo
San Pedro
High Point City Schools Open Fall Term Monday
With all teachers present, High Point city schools plan a propitious opening Monday morning. Superintendent W M Marr and assistants prepared the arrangements. Officials say prospects for a successful term are bright and full attendance is expected. Early attendance is urged to prevent worry for teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
W.M. Marr
Bein
SUPREME COUNCIL TEA PAGEANT IN PARIS
Paris September 10 The British Prime Minister Lloyd George held sway over cordial routines at the supreme council meeting in Paris last August. At five o clock sharp a regal procession of uniformed attendants carried tea cups and pots across the garden to the Salle de Horloge. A tall glass of yellow liquid with cracked ice drew speculation as the escort remarked the drink was lemonade for the ambassador of a dry country and invited guesses as to who it might be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lloyd George
Supreme Council
James Robbins Fined for Transporting Liquor
James Robbins, called a Negro in the report, was fined £59 and costs in police court for transporting liquor. He received a suspended six month sentence on the roads for a similar offense within two years. Trial Judge Roy al reserved judgment until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robbins
Robbins
Royal
President and party sail to Atlantic City for weekend
President Harding and Mrs Harding leaving Washington at 1 PM for Atlantic City to spend a weekend with a small party of friends. Afterward he plans to cruise to the Jersey coast aboard the Mayflower for several days before returning to Washington later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Atlantic City
N. J
Jersey Coast
Squire Emory Hammer Critically Ill at Home
Friends of Squire Emory A. Hammer of Mechanicsville regret to learn he is critically ill at his home after several days of illness with no change in his condition this afternoon.
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Squire Hammer
Squire Emory A. Hammer
Mechanicsville
Nancy R Lay opens piano class in Raleigh
Notich announces the opening of a piano class by Nancy R Lay graduate of Marys School Raleigh North Carolina former music teacher in Greenville announces registration for lessons at the Episcopal Parish Monday 10 to 12:30 a m High School Tuesday morning and Elm Street School Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Nancy R. Lay
Mary's
Raleigh
N. C
Greenville
Episcopal
Elm Street
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Harry Harker
Jack Copeland Hl
Jack Copeland
W. A. Copeland
Richardson Street
Master Copeland
Raymond McCracken
Esther Basie
Pelham
Mrs. McCracken
Guilford Council No. 22
Henri Turner
Herry Turner
Parkway
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Ruth
Naomi
W. A. Barber
Boaz
Ladies Aid Society
Fast End
M. EB
North Carolina Society
Howard Johnson
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
New York City
Johnson
Guaranty Trust Company
Wesley Memorial Societies
Kearns
Elizabeth Kearns
Charlotte
Oscar Kearns
Gilbert W. Clark
Tilden
Jamestown
Dal RL
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Houston Boyd Hiatt
George W. Sadder
Roland Park
Presbyterian
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
Dee Pollock
7Th Main Street
Misses Wiley
Lamar McCallum
W. A. Hayes
Russell Street
Priscilla Sttreet
W. A. Lambeth
Priscilla Sewing Club
A. Ji. Taplin
Lambeth
M. CC. Crawson
Priscilla
Ity
Robert Walker
Sweet Briar
Blue Ridge
Brevard
Association
Social Delightful
Hionors
Miss Raymond
Frances Atkins
Ashboro
Miss Atkins
FE. C. Sechrest
James
Mildred
Elizabeth
Lexington
Alma Virginia
Mrsak
J. Johnson
Scotland Neck
New York
Mr Johnson
Richard Johnson, Jr
Richard Armfield
Washington, D. C
Willard Hammer
Master Armfield
Frank Armfield
Virginia Avenue
Katherine Raymond
St. Mary’s College
Carter Dalton
Dalton
Johnson Place
Harry Raymond
Adela Wineskie
Abrs
Lavendar Asters
Iris Burrus
Helen Silse
Vera Wing
Helen Reynolds
Isabel Tate
Lucile Pickens
Anline Simmons
Helen Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Josephine Wood
Lucy Neal Carr
Lucile Sherrod
Margaret Bencini
Mary Harmon
Esther Minard
Margaret Rankin
Margaret Ingram
Rhinecliff
N. Y
Theodore Rooseveltt
Vere Afspernen
Negro Is
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Ossarl
U Li Bs Sens Food
Acter
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
Loflin
Willowbrook St
Loflin’s
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