Local Social Notes Highlight Travel Visits and Departures
Mrs. F Sharpe and children left the city for a week in Leaksville. Dr J J Hamlin returned from the mountains. Miss Ethel Oldham of Chapel Hill visits and plans to go to Fort Worth Texas for missionary training. Mrs J H Foust and Misses Gladys and Dewy motor to Sanford. Miss Elsie Crowson expects to return from Elizabeth City. Mrs EF Shields spent yesterday in Randleman. Marshall Thacker was in Greensboro yesterday. Mrs R L Waynick visited Greensboro yesterday. Miss Blanche Cox travels to Winston. E P Whitaker of Kernersville was a business visitor. J C Price spent yesterday on business. A L Judge was here on business Friday. Mr and Mrs W E Price returned from Washington. Adelle Wineskie leaves Monday for the War Belmont school in Nashville Penn. L B Williams is a professional visitor in Greensboro today. David and Ida Harris leave for Danville tonight for the weekend. Ruth Stamey of Seattle visits W L Stamey then goes to Greensboro for a dance and to see Dr E L Stamey and family. She will visit Winston and then return west.
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Ethel Oldham
Chapel Hill
Dr. T. Andrews
Ruth Stamey
Seattle
Washington
W. L. Stamey
Greensboro
O’henry
E. L. Stamey
Miss Stamey
Winston
Informal Dance at Miss Bessie Myers Home
Miss Bessie Myers hosted an informal dance on South Main Street for many friends. After dancing, an ice course was served to a list of Greensboro and Thomasville guests including Jessie Brooks Winnie Vail Rena Little Nina Martin Elsie Apple Cora Giles Annie Beck Rachael Yachary Eva Long Greer Ruby Hor ney RubyTrammer Lewis Bennett Henry Ingram Ivett Prevost David Yow Bill Bennett C L Long Bill Raper and Mr Swaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Myers
South Main Street
Jessie Brooks
Winnie Vail
Rena Little
Nina Martin
Elsie Apple
Cora Giles
Annie Beck
Rachael Yachary
Eva Long Greer
Ruby Horney
RubyTrammer
Greensboro
Lewis Bennett
Henry Ingram
J Ivett Prevost
David Yow
Bill Bennett
Thomasville
C. L. Long
Bill Raper
Mr. Swaim
Miss Annie Yow Plans Move to High Point Home
Miss Annie Yow of Thomasville will locate in High Point and live with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ring on Broad Street. A Watts hospital graduate, she recently returned from France after several months in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yow
Thomasville
High Point
C. A. Ring
Broad Street
Miss Yow
Watts Hospital
Durham
France
U. D. C. Meets Before October Convention
The regular monthly U. D. C. meeting is set for Monday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs. J. F. Hayden on Washington street. This will be the last regular meeting before the convention of the U. D. C. on October 7 and a large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D.C
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Prayer service kicks off $75 million campaign in city
Beginning at 10 30 o clock Monday morning an all day prayer service will be held at the First Baptist church in support of a $75 000 000 campaign. Mrs C B McLean and Mrs Hilliard of Greensboro are expected to attend and all Baptist ladies in the city are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
C. B. McLean
Hilliard
Greensboro
U K C Convention Delegates to Convene in High Point
From October 7 to 10 about 150 delegates are expected for the I D C convention in High Point. The committee for securing homes will be at work early next week and seeks offers of homes rooms or board from nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Committee For
Autumn's First Furs Cape and Velvet Hat Ensemble
A light weight fur cape of moleskin with a broad collar and a velvet hat in mole shades featuring a smoky ostrich plume completes a chic autumn street costume. This model aims to win feminine attention with a graceful shoulder cape and coordinated accessories.
Cotton association seeks chamber aid for southern membership drive
G. Rubinow, state campaign director of the American Cotton Association, requests cooperation from the High Point chamber of commerce to launch a southern membership drive. He argues the aim is to keep fair cotton prices, coordinate southern interests, and preserve prosperity. He warns of price dips due to limited warehouse facilities and asks for three potential county chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubinow
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Rev J F Black to Preach at Green Street Baptist
Kannapolis minister Rev J F Black will preach at Green Street Baptist church Sunday at 3 30 PM. The sermon titled Give me this mountain from Joshua 14 12 invites parishioners to a message of faith and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Black
Kannapolis
Green Street Baptist Church
Clyde Farley Called to Greensboro on Brief Business
In Greensboro Clyde Farley was summoned to the city on business for a short time yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Farley
Greensboro
New York Labor Groups Move to Form Central Council
A conference of executive members from 15 New York city employers unions approved a proposal for all organized city employee groups to form a central council affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Represented were the Uniformed Firemen's union Police Benevolent Association Teachers' union and several other unions. Paris to host an international exposition of Decorative Arts in 1922, decree by the Minister of Commerce outlines the event.
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New York
Central Council
New York City
American Federation of Labor
Uniformed Firemen’s Union
Police Benevolent Association
Teachers’ Union
Union of Technical Men
Health In
Paris
Let Us Alone Sermon Sparks Revival at High Point
Rev Culpepper delivers a revival sermon at High Point condemning cards and liquor in homes. He cites a jail visit by Billy Sunday and urges church leaders to live by gospel ideals. The service grows in attendance with plans for Sunday events and a topic on Jesus Christ’s divinity.
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Billy Sunday
Mr. Sunday
Culpepper
Jesus of Nazareth
Holy One
of God
Stewards
Rev. Culpepper
War Mothers Plan National Meeting in Washington
War mothers from across the United States prepare for the National American War Mothers convention in Washington, D C from September 29 to October 4. Indianapolis hosts national headquarters with Mrs Alice French as president and plans include honors for mothers who lost sons in service and committee leadership from several states.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
National American War Mothers Organization
Washington, D. C
National American War Mothers
Army, Navy and Marine Service
Alice French
Banker Convicted in Forgery Sentenced to Five Years
GREENVILLE Sept. 20 R Carr formerly a prominent banker of Rock Hill and member of the Graft board convicted at Rock Hill on forgery charges in soldiers allotted case will be taken to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta today to begin a five year sentence Chief W H Welch attends court in Greensboro today J E Wagner is in Greensboro on business today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
R. Carr
Rock Hill
Atlanta
Six High Point men join the Navy after recruiting push
J R Gurkie of the Greensboro naval recruiting station reported six High Point youths enlisted in the Navy this past week. He worked from the post office office and praised local cooperation while planning to return soon for more recruits as he remains stationed in Greensboro for the next several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurkie
High Point
Greensboro
Funeral for 3 Year Old Girl Held at Fairfield Church
The funeral of the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs K Kersey was held at Fairfield church this morning at 11 o clock conducted by the pastor. Interment followed in the church burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kkersey
Fairfield Church
The Lady of Red Butte at Broadway Theater
A remarkable cast selected by Thomas H. Ince for C. Gardner Sullivan's photo play The Lady of Red Butte plays at the Broadway theater on Monday. Dorothy Datton leads with supporting by Thomas Holding Tully Marshall Joseph Swickard William Courtright and Little May Garcia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Ince
C. Gardner Sullivan
Cotton closes strong with futures gains
New York market shows cotton futures firmer on Sept 20 with nearby months advancing. October at 29.989, December 27, January 30.10, March 30.20, May 36.25 reflect a rising tone for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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J. J. Hamlin
J. H. Foust
Gladys and
Dewy
Sanford
Elsie Crowson
Elizabeth City
EF. C. Shields
Randleman
Marshall Thacker
R. L. Waynick
Blanche Cox
E. P. Whitaker
Kernersville
J. C. Price
A. L. Judge
W. E. Price
Adelle Wineskie
Wara Belmont
Nashville
Penn
L. B. Williams
David
Ida Harris
Danville
T. Pb. Cos
Meeting OF Baptists
Chamber of Commerce Assistance
G. Rubinow
Joshua
Moffitt Furnishing Co
the Woman's Apparel Shop
Ployers’ Unions
Carson Burns
Charles Kephart
High Point Ins
A. Sherrod
W. R. Morrow
Sec
Treas
W. M. Kephart
W. Carson Burns
Backsliden Church
J. A. Mitchel
Kentucky
Siver Sevarngard
North Dakota
Constitution
John C. McNutt
Indiana
Alice Gross
Finance
Dorcas A. Hutchcraft
Emma V. W. Strandrod
Pocatello
Idaho
Oliver Warriman
Elizabeth Carr
Edith C. Mettlin
Omaha
Neb
Jean Milliesen
Altoona
John Champion
Rochester
Minn
Grace Fable
Topeka
Kansas
H. R. Gould
New Orleans
Marion Treese
Devils Lake
Coats
Silvertone
Ings
JolTrade
N.C
Cretonne
Perth Ss
Rics
Navy
Black
Brown
Burgundy
Purple
Oxford
Tence
W. H. Welch
J. E. Wagner
Business Today
Uncle Sam
J. R. Gur
Kie
Naval Recruiting Station
Venetia Smith
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