Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Miss Buez Al ill at home on Green street. Beta Pi club meets at Mrs Johnson street home with 3:30 to 6 PM card games. Miss Irma Hogan’s typhoid illness improving at Colonial Drive home. Mrs W A Newell of Winston-Salem spoke on social service at Main Street Methodist. Greensboro College hosts reception for new students with YWCA hostesses on rotunda porch. Danville Elks club dance honors Rae Berman with High Point and Greensboro attendees. Bunday Murray wedding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Pollock
Beta Pi Club
Johnson Street
Irma Hogan
Colonial Drive
Mission Society
W. A. Newell
Winston- Salem
M. E. Church of
Greensboro College
Young Women’s Christian Association
Alberta Fuller
North Carolina
Virginia
Danville
Elks’ Club
Rae Berman
Co. Albr
H. A. Millis
Alexander Martin
High Point
Millis
North Main Street
Informal party and society notes from High Point
Mrs Hendricks hosted an informal Saturday evening at Barker Street with guests from Greensboro Archdale and beyond. The event featured games and an ice course served by the hostess, her daughter Mary Adelaide, and assistants. Out-of-town attendees included the Allreds, Hendricks, Aldridges, Barker family, Mitchells, and Garretts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hendricks
Archdale
T. J. Hendricks
Bessemer
J. H. Aldridge
Glenora
Elizabeth Hendricks
Greensboro
William Aldridge
Annie Adridge
Allen Mitchell
Trinity
E. E. Garrett
Gladys Boyce Returns to Teach at Baptist Orphanage
Miss Gladys Boyce resumes teaching duties at the Baptist orphanage after summer in Norfolk. Notices of visits and weekend guests include Mrs. George A. Thompson in Danville with daughter, plus several local social calls and travel among residents of Thomasville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gladys Boyce
Norfolk
Baptist Orphanage
George A. Thompson
Danville
Allen Rabe
Judge Dan iels Questions Public Spending Over People
In Wilson, Judge Frank A Daniels commented on Willie Williams a 19 year old kleptomaniac who had spent three months in jail noting that too much money goes to automobiles and roads while neglecting the unfortunate. He urged society to value people over infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Frank A. Daniels
Wilson
Willie Wil
Liams
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Bessie Fritz
Green Street
Beta Pi
Jarstown
Thet Greensboro College
Bre Ware Ik
Pesident
Europe
Violet Johnson
P. H. Johnson
Odell Peacock
Dred Peacock
New York
Miss Johnson
Miss Peacock
Liverpool
Emira Parkinson
Hollands College
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
France
Germany
England
Scotland
Oberammergau
Johnson
Queen's College, Charlotte
Peacock
Judy
Norwood Bowne
Lewis Tabb
Elizabeth Bown
W. G. Matton
Sod
Wrightsville
G. A. Matton
Hamilton Street
J. Howard Paylor
Lenoir
Davenport College
D. B. Stafford
W. C. Grimes
Philadelphia
Ida Maie Yow
Louisburg
Lee Nance
Gastonia
John Thompson
Jessie Gray Boggs
Raleigh Armstrong
Helen Stringfellow
Shreveport
Punk Rankin and
Brown Wilson
Mrs. Martin Barker
Little Son
Lee Rice
W. M. Stansell
Greenville
Wj. H. Miller
Charlotte
Zeb Walser, Jr
Margie Wilson
Lexington
W H. Peace
Webb Kanoy
8S. L. Kanoy
G. Lazarus
Freda
I.leigh
Henry Harris
Miss Lazarus
North Carolina College For Women
Ruth Bowne
Mldred
Tabb
Raleigh
St. Mary's College
Aters
Plar
Sik
Moffitt Furnishing Company
E Omer
the Motor Co
N. Main Street
Oint, N. C
Brellas
Stamey's
Stamey’s
Express Man
Loflin’s
C. W. Woodham & Co
Atlantic Store, Inc
Mar
Lapert SH Fitters Quality Shoe Store
R. L. Lorin
David T. Yow
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Two
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Red Bell Shoe Store
Pete
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