Cozy Hour Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Cozy Hour club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs E R Outland at her Barbee street home. The Evang list ic club meets Sunday at 2 pm at 310 Malory street. Alfred Bible Study will meet tonight at 7 30 with Ms Alfred on Brad Brian street. A Bible class meets tomorrow night at 7 50 with Mrs Charles Hughes on Cable street. The Win One and Sunshine clubs hold a joint program at the Y tonight with Miss Annie Bright speaking on The Present Situation in the Philippines. The Mid Week Garden club held its first fall meeting at Mrs John Lindsay Jr s home on Colonial drive with plans for fall activities.
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E. R. Outland
Barbee Street
Hayward’s
Evangelistic Club
Malory Street
Alfred
Ms. Alfred
Brad- Brian Street
Ible
Charles Hughes
Cable Street
Linthicum
Win-One
Sunshine
Annie Ibright
Philippines
Hich
Highoint
John Lindsay, Jr
Colonial Drive
Planning for Girl Reserve Work at High Point Club
An article outlines upcoming start dates for Girl Reserves and detailing a kickoff luncheon at the YMCA. It lists program items and speakers, notes planned year activities, and describes new club projects including a new art department and music literature plans, with officers and department heads named.
American Homes program to open year with speakers and goals
The department plans a splendid course on the ideal American home with talks by Miss Ida Poteet and Miss Elizabeth Thompson among others. The first general club meeting is September 29 at the Sherator hotel, and new officers include Mrs. T. T. Hudson as president and Mrs. W. T. Powell as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Matson
Rock Brook
Wanda Penny
Frances Evans
Nell Jones
Louise Jennings
Elizabeth Johnson
Frances Harrison
Kumitizism
Dorothy Gardyne
High Point Woman's Club
Lamar McCallum
Herman Abels
D.L. Bouldin
Vera Idol
State
R. L. McMillan
Raleigh
American Homes Department
Louis Voorhees
Maggie M. Barty
American Homes
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ida Poteet
Meredith College
Elizabeth Thompson
Elizabeth Melver Weatherspoon
Arts and Crafts
North Carolina College For Women
Sherator Hotel
T. T. Hudson
Everett Marsh
Dr. Sears
John Abels
Lewis Greenleaf
W. T. Powell
Herbert Hunter
Local residents travel and visit for summer days
Charles McAnally leaves this morning for the University of North Carolina Law School. Mr. and Mrs. E N Scoville of Orangeburg spend the night with Mr. and Mrs. John S Welborn en route to Asheville and Hendersonville after a Canada visit. Mrs. Scoville to return to High Point soon to see Mrs. Welborn. Miss Madge Idol returns from Washington visit. Charles Deligny to come home soon after summer radio school in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. I W Holton and daughter return from a Greenville trip. They are joined by Mrs. Parnell and child. E H Hayes party spends two weeks in Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City. Misses Billie Hiatt Isabel Baylor Mary Muse Elizabeth Reitzel Elizabeth Jones and Mable Tate listed among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
D. C
John 8. Welborn
Asheville
Hendersonville
Canada
I. W. Holton
Greenville
S. C
Charles Parnell
Mrs. E. H. Hayes
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
Billie Hiatt
Isabel Baylor
Mary Muse
Elizabeth Reitzel
Elizabeth Jones
Mable Tate
Adlerika Digestive Remedy Claims Quick Stomach Relief
Ad claims a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine, among others, cleanses gas and old waste matter in ten minutes. It promises relief from bloating and chronic constipation and describes a quick, easy result from Adlerika sold by Matton Drug Co at 10 North Main Street.
Students depart for Raleigh to enter colleges
Cleane Loman leaves today for Raleigh to enter N. C. State College. Another student travels to Raleigh to enroll at St Mary's School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
St. Mary's School
Cleane Loman
N. C. State College
Wood Must Stand Trial for Murder
Rev Geo Wood Kinster preacher deputy faces October Wake county Superior Court on a murder charge in the fatal pursuit of J B Vickers a convict from the state prison Wood claims the shooting was accidental while pursuing the escapee Solicitor Evans will seek one of the lesser charges with hopes to make an example and defense peers include Johny G Dawson James H Poll Sr and W B Jones as the trial was postponed to October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Vickers
Wood
Jesse Wyatt
Kinston
Hope
Johny G. Dawson
State Democratic Committee
James H. Poll, Sr
Raleigh
W. B. Jones
Yellow poplar suffers heavy from southern forest fires
Asheville AP report notes yellow poplar ranks among the hardest hit by fires in southern Appalachians. E F McCarthy says logging and exposed mineral soil after logging reduce recovery, with seedling survival lower than oaks chestnut and other species. Fire risk remains high until young stands mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
E. F.mccarthy
Appalachian Forest Experiment Station
Southern
Appalachians
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
What is an Optimist Father Phrase
A quotation from Fliegende Blatter Munich frames an optimist as a man who buys a lottery ticket on an automobile hires a garage engages a chauffeur and orders 40 gallons of gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliegende Blaetter
Munich
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Cozy Hour
Allred
Mrs. Kirkman
Flapper
Fanny
TRE
Fred Thomas
K. C. Denny
W. E. Price
A. E. Taplin
Garland Alderman
I. P. Ingle
Frank Ford
Gratton Foy
Kenneth Price
Jesse Harris
John Lindsay
NEA Service Inc
Woman's Club
Cecil
Wachovia
Vine
Stamey
Aliso
P. S
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Seltit
Mann
Yrug CO
South Main Street
Johnson
J. A. Datton
Charles McAnally
University of Northarolinga
Law School
Charles Deligny
Cayne Electrical School
Chicago
Miss Elsie Gates
Wrenn ST
J. P. Jones
High Point N. C
R. R. Grimsley Cash Grocery
Brookfield Best
Davis
Rio
BOC
R. R. Grimsley
Washington Street
Robert Browning
Tion
N. Main Street
I. Miller
London
Re. We
Elizabeth Arden
Hart Drug Co
RED Bell Shoe Store
The
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