D A R invited to attend celebration and Rankin ill
Local D A R invited to attend a celebration in Kings Mountain on October seventh nineteen twenty seven marking the Battle of Kings Mountain anniversary. Captain A M Rankin is ill at his North Main street home since Wednesday evening and not improved. High Point chapter 166 O E S meets Tuesday at 8 pm in the Masonic Hall with Eastern Stars visiting invited. Several social events and engagements fill the community notices from bridge club to a wedding and garden club plans with names of participants and hosts.
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Captain Rankin
A. M. Rankin
North Main Street
High Point
Masonic Hall
Alexander Martin
Kings Mountain
North Carolina
Battle of Kings Mountain
Tea for City Teachers at First Baptist Home
A fall tea entertained city school teachers at the First Baptist church home on North Main. Mrs. C. S. Grayson hosted with blue asters and yellow daisies as decor while 350 guests attended, including 150 teachers. Music and a floral contest followed the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Fred Thomas
Charles Sheloff
Collier Ellis
A. B. Hutt
Jennie Lee Werr
Myrtie Titman
Local social notes from Elizabeth City and nearby towns
Mrs Mellich of Elizabeth City spent yesterday afternoon here. Mr and Mrs T J Gold attended the football game in Chapel Hill yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Einstein has gone to Richmond Virginia to enter the University of Richmond. Mrs C M Bambalis and son Nicholas returned after a visit to Southern Alabama. Mrs Everett Marsh spends the weekend in Richmond with cousin Miss Lucy Neal Carr. George Wilson Jr of this city left today for Chapel Hill where he was a student last year. Mrs Schley S Ray and daughter Sara Sloan of Lillington are guests of Mrs Bertha C Shultz. Miss Dorothy Thomas of Winston Salem spends the weekend with cousin Miss Helen Marie Sheloff at North Main Street. Miss Lucy Hays, Salem College student, spends weekend with her parents on Edgedale Drive. Miss Alice McRae Caldwell, Salem College student, at home for weekend with her parents on Parkway. Charles Salsbury has resigned from the United States Naval Academy and enters Harvard junior class. F J Flagler leaves for Roanoke Virginia on business regarding freight links between HP, Thomasville and Denton railroad and Norfolk and Western railway. Mrs J B Wirewer and daughter Beatrice, homeward to Wadeville, after visiting with Howard Brewer, leave for Wadeville today. Mr and Mrs Cletus M Ward and son Thomas of Pasadena California, spending time in North Carolina, spend the weekend with Mrs Bertha C Sheetz on East Green Street. Mrs Ward, before marriage, was Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thomas
Winston-Salem
Helen Marie Sheloff
North Main Street
Cletus M. Ward
Thomas
Pasadena
California
North Carolina
Bertha C. Sheetz
East Green Street
Ward
Clarice Newlin Visits High Point Friends Family
Clarice Newlin daughter of the late Dr Sylvester Newlin formerly pastor of Friends church High Point L Flagler and Miss Alice Flagler visit F J Flagler and family at their Montlieu avenue home L Flagler who lived in High Point before 1906 has sold his Hickory home and will move his family to High Point soon Miss Mary Heitman of Knoxville Tenn visits the Idol home on Hamilton street for several days
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Clarice Newlin
Sylvester Newlin
Friends Church
High Point
L. Flagler
Alice Flagler
F. J. Flagler
Montlieu Avenue
Hickory
Mary Heitman
Knoxville
Fri day Afternoon club holds meeting in Asheboro
Mrs. Fred Page hosted a Wednesday sunset avenue gathering where members discussed the club year over tea and sandwiches. Miss Harriet Elliott of North Carolina College will speak at eight meetings on political topics with a study course outlined for the season. Rhodes Moffitt was voted honorary member due to winter absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Page
Sunset Avenue
Birthday Party for Edward Burkhead
Children in Asheboro celebrated Edward Burkhead’s fourth birthday on Saturday morning with lawn games then a dining room party. A four candle cake served as the centerpiece along with ice cream and cake for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Edward Burkhead
Fidelis class hosts Home Missionary society at York home
The Fidelis class of the Friends church entertained the Home Missionary society at Mrs. W. C. Yorks home Monday evening. A varied program was presented by the hostesses followed by refreshments.
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Friends Church
Home Missionary Society
W. C. York
Missionary Circle Benefit Party at Mrs Lewis Home
Circle No 1 of the Methodist Protestant Foreign Missionary society hosted a Friday afternoon benefit at Mrs J S Lewis home. Lewing organized activities and a musical program featured pianists Bertie May Enolia Pressnell Evelyn Morgan violinist I D Wagger and soloists Hal Walker Jane Pratt. Tea and sandwiches were served by the hostess circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lewis
Methodist Protestant Foreign Missionary Society
Lewing
Bertie May
Enolia Pressnell
Evelyn Morgan
I. D. Wagger
Hal Walker
Jane Pratt
Whitsett News Notes Severn Teacher Hints at Field
Miss Florence Barkely of Severn Northampton county arrived to teach at Hinton school as a Chowan college graduate. Visitors Mr and Mrs W H Lee of New Bern, a leading attorney and his wife, traveled to Asheville after a recent marriage. Dr W T Whitsett spoke at Brick church reunion and will address the Sharpe reunion near Bethany.
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Florence Barkely
Severn
Northampton County
Hinton
Chowan College
W. H. Lee
New Bern
Lee
Brick Church
Bethany
Rockingham County
T. L. Fitzgerald
Thos. R. Foust
W. T. Whitsett, Jr
Gibsonville High School
Low
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CC. WN. Bambalis
Elm Street
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Jesse Harris
Bain Avenue
D. O. Ward
Valoree
Guilford General Hospital
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T. B. Earle
Monroe
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Main Street
M. E. Church
R. A. Baird
Mint Street
Elsie Gates
Chestnut
South Wrenn Streets
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Main Drug Co
N. Main
Op. E. Ss
Mrs. Dodamead
Thomas E. Dodamead
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Beta PI Club
Charles Kephart
Beta Pi
Johnson Street
Paul W. Smith
Robert Cottam
Harold Bennett
Comner Covington
Wade Marsh
Everett Marsh
J. S. Groome
Delk Smith
Ben Moore
Tom Powell
Garnet Pollock
Violet Johnson
Mary Beatrice Bencini
John Ward, Jr
West End Baptist Church
Samuel T. Hensley
H. A. Bencini
Mr. Ward
J. W Ward
Kila Ward
Dunright Cleaning Company
Edwin Lyon
Otteray Drive
Clarence A. Smith
H. A. Millis
Frank Ford
J. A. Lindsay, Jr
B. S. Cummings
I. T. Mann
Frank Hunsucker
William Lindsay
W. L. Jackson
Herbert Hunter
K. C. Denny
J. C. Sieceloff
Helen Marie Siceloff
Miss Sheloff
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Patty Thomas
Margaret Briggs
Julia Elizabeth Coe
Josephine
Virginia Jackson
Canterbury
MBS
Marsh
Canterbury Club
Dred Peacock
Forrest Murray
Harry Brockman
Brockman
Richardson
Capus Waynick
Garland Alderman
Opal Whitley
W. F. Ellis
Tom Wearns
James Lyon
Reid Marsh
Craven Page
Charles W. Perry
Richard Reitzel
V. D. Sale
Louis Voorhees
Mrs. Magnum
F. J. Flagier
Montheu Avenue
L. P Magnum
Tennessee
R. A. Wilson
Felix Miller
N. D. Burton
C. B. Baxter
H. A. Cecil
J. A. Perkins
Flagler
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Gillette
Doxology
Graham King
Jesus
Shepherd
Sheppard
Chrisiani
Shelley
Herman Abels
Lyte
Bartlett
Galbraith
Mrs Mellich
Elizabeth City
T. J. Gold
Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Einstein
Richmond, Va
University of Richmond
C. M. Bambalis
Nicholas Bambalis
Alabama
Richmond
Lucy Neal Carr
George Wilson, Jr
University of North Carolina
Lucy Hays
Salem College
Mrs
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
Alice McRae Caldwell
A.S. Caldwell
Parkway
Charles Salsbury
United States Naval Academy
Harvard University
F. J Flagler
Roanoke
Thomasville and
Denton
Norfolk and Western Railway
J. B. Wirewer
Beatrice
Coats
P. S
Moffitt’s
North Main
Moore's Book Store
W. H. Pasell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ferris
Asheboro Society
Whitsett
Featuring
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Chief Bennett
Durham
Miss Margerite Herndon
Ruth la Grand
American Theatre
Broad & Elm Sts
Alance
Helmholz
Uality
Vogue
Knox
Waggers Lad Shop Milne Mee BS Reshito Ancessories
South Main ST. High Point
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