High Point Social News Highlights Students and Clubs
High Point society items report numerous students leaving for New York and Chapel Hill for study this winter and a busy season of school events. The Elm Street Parent-Teachers Association hosts a teachers’ housewarming at 7 to 9 pm. plus a studio opening in Lumberton and a New York fashion show for business women. The High Point Woman’s Club prepares to start its year with a drive for a local library and welcomes new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Schools
Ehm Street
Elm Street
Parent-Teachers Association
High Point
New York League of Business and Professional Women
New York City
Commodore
Caroline Radner Lewis
League
Lewis
Collegebound locals plan winter study across states
Miss Ruth Moffitt departs tomorrow for Roanoke to enroll at Holland’s College for the winter. She is a High Point High School graduate class of 1922. Miss Katherine Harmon will leave Wednesday for Goucher College in Baltimore to study for the season and plans graduation in spring. Miss Esther Taylor returns to Baltimore after a visit with cousin Mrs. Owen Smith. Miss Pearl Plunkett of Greensboro visited sister Mrs. C. C. Earnhardt on Johnson Street. Miss Ruth Piwnkett, a familiar figure here, is in Lynchburg with relatives after a tonsil operation and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
W. A. Copeland
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
the Hill
Kearney Crissman
Nady Cates
Ralph Asbury
Roscoe Sowers
Elvin Stone
Walter Crissman
Charles W. McAnally
Claude Smith
C. O. Wright
Russell Street
Wright
John E. Lanier
A. M. Schenck
Myrtle Mitchell
Emma Hayworth
Dick Hayworth
Mabel Andrews
A. M. Gentry
Will R.smith
C. N. Culler
D. T. Andrews
Howard Steele
Gilbert Marsh
Emma Youts
G. A. Culler
Hubert Battey
Eugene Marsh
E. E. Hayworth
G. W. Hayworth
David Hayworth
Tate Andrews
Fred Culler
Pauline Culler
Jesse Wood
Cc. J. Wright
D. C. Shepherd
Gladys Marsh
Minta Phillips
Zona Phillips
Jorga Yakley
Duke Marsh
Beulahr Safrie
O. M. Hayworth
Greensboro
Mary Culler
Kernersville
J. B. Hayworth
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
Owen-Smith
E. M. Shipman
H. A. White
Fred Wheeler
J. A. Eshelman
Chas. Horton
A. EB. Tate
George Brown
Clara Cox
Mary Palmer
Raleigh
Palmer
Theorth Carolina Library Commission
W. G. Shipman
Ruth Moffitt
Roanoke
Holland’s College
High Point High School
Pearl Plunkett
C. C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
Ruth Piwnkett
Lynchburg
Katherine Harmon
Goucher College
Baltimore
Esther Taylor
Owen Smith
Day of Judgment Sermon Warns High Point
Evangelist Dr Bridgers paints a vivid judgment day with sun darkening skies and cities torn apart. He warns of universal accountability, secrets revealed, and moral reform starting in High Point. He condemns dances and drinking as part of the town’s sins. He asks, who can stand when the great day arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
the Evangelist
High Point
Dr. Bridgers
Evangelist Ponders Readiness for Judgment Day
The evangelist stares through the congregation asking who will walk the aisle and declare readiness for judgment day. He pauses, says the answer is for the day of judgment, not now, and the crowd prays in relief led by Dr. Bridgers seeking realization of the awfulness of the great day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evangelist
Dr. Bridgers
Spencer Preacher Denounces Railroads At City Address
A Spencer preacher draws a large audience denouncing the administration for not passing the bonus bill and criticizing the press for biased railway coverage. He argues unions Americanize immigrants and rails against foreign labor, while outlining aims for laborers including homes, food, education, and saving funds. Grover A. Kerr thanks him for speaking and a barbecue follows with roast beef and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimison
Railway Labor Board
Tator
Spencer Parson
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Jimison
Grover A. Kerr
Carpenters’ Union
Spencer
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Edith Moore
Nancy Lay
Ethel Dodson
Elizabeth Bowne
Scudder
University
Lumberton
Evelyn Boyd
Boyd
Boyd Conservatory of Music
Clara
Evelyn
Gastonia
Music Conservatory
Clara Boyd
U.S. Pat
Moffitt Furnishing Company
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Triai
T. Hopkins & Son
High Point's
Beavans
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Tare Raag
R. L. Loflin
David T. Yow
College Street
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Allen
Lapert Shoe Fitters Quality Shoe Store
Main Street
Southern Railway System
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North Caroline
D. C
Charlotte
Tleke
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