Woman's Mission Circle Meeting Notices
Community Circle notices list dates and chairpersons for Jefferson Street Thornton Albemarle area meetings. Circle No 2 with Mrs C Scarff, Circle No 5 with Mrs C Lamb and Mrs Edwin Dillon, all set for Wednesday or Thursday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
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Thornton
Jefferson Stree
C. Scarff
Albemarle Atreet
Serele No
C. Lamb
Edwin Dillon
Albemarle Street
O'Clotk
Parent Teacher Association meeting advocates unity of home and school
In a Tuesday gathering, PTA officials including Wil perfected ad chairman and Mrs L Feer ad secretary urged community unity. They urged parents to support school policies, bridge gaps through a joint effort of school and home, and highlighted education as the community’s duty. Mrs Dawson state president spoke on PTA needs and praised local work.
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Wil
L. Feer
Parent- Eychet Association
T. A
Mort
Dawson
Gate
Mrs Marty Farmer Hosts Child’s Birthday Party on Henry Street
Mrs Marty Farmer entertained at her Henry Street home Friday afternoon for her daughter Virginia’s third birthday. Guests included Mrs W B Hager and Miss Poomas Gilpin with games and refreshments. Attendees listed: Puckett Shutt Gilpin Shutt Ferguson Hager Underwood Farmer Gilpin Smith etc.
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Marty Farmer
Henry S Treet
Virginia
W. B Hager
Poomas
As Gilpin, Jr
Ab, Jence
George Gilpin
Billy Ch
Milton Farmer
Jack Feren Ry Farmer, Jr
Boarding house outing brings former boarders together
Mrs. W. Kaylor hosted a pleasant Monday evening outing at Nelson Dale with patrons and several former boarders now living on their own. The group traveled in an immense truck and enjoyed water questions and marshmallows, giving the gathering a family feel.
First Church Fair Gig Ends Friday Afternoon
Theers and primaries of the First Church will have a feast at the fair grounds Friday at 3 o'clock. Mothers are requested to come and bring the children and baskets.
Mrs BE Olinger Hosts Informal Rock Event for Concord College
Mrs BE Olinger will entertain guests including her sister in Sparrows This week marks the long awaited drive by Texas parents and teachers to support the national organization’s work at Concord College. The event opened Monday with practical aims and swift action.
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BE. J. Olinger
Iert Gouna
Texas
Concord College
Church of
Mary
Sadie Ellett
Christiansburg
J. H. Hoge
Ed Johnson
Radford
Roy E. Early
Binefield
Kathleen Chapman
Staunton
Atlantic City
Upfield Country Club Ladies Golf Championship Rounds
Play concluded with Mrs H Markle and Mrs Helen Muffard among leaders in the upfield country club event. Pairings and times set for the championship rounds with matches scheduled from 10:00 to 16:15. Players may default if not ready within half an hour of their starting time.
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Upfield Country Club
Suffard
H. Markle
Helen Muffard
J. H. Kadler
J. M. Herndon
Mello Yy
Rogers
Steck Tre S&s. N
City collects for destitute women through tag day drive
Residents opened their inn and purses for a tag day benefiting destitute women and children under Volunteers of America care. The effort raised 135 dollars and drew praise from Mrs. Evelyn Walter and city officials for contributions by merchants and the leadership of Miss Vashti Scruges.
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Volunteers of America
Evelyn Walter
Vashti Scruges
Straight-Haired Beauty Trend Gains Notice in 1920s Style
The piece notes a new value placed on straight hair and oils, praising the bob and slicked styles. It cites Pola Negrini, Giorgia Swanson, Norma Shearer, Alice Joyce, Dagmar Godowsky, and Nita Naldi, highlighting shifts in fashion and public perception of hair.
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NY Hortensh Saunders
Paris
Pola Negrie
Gioria Swanson
Norma Shearer
Alice Joyce
Julia Hoyt
Dagmar Godowsky
Nita Naldi
Public Fundraiser Prizes Awarded to Local Girls
In a morning and afternoon contest, Margaret Cook won first prize with 16 dollars 92 cents, Thor na Hill second with 16 42, McNeer third with 14 20, followed by Gertrude Yearout Catherine Barkley and Helen Puckett. Bluefield Virginia raised 62 dollars under Mrs KR Poindexter. Katherine Hardy led with 16 08, Lauren Willianmon 11 86, Dorothy Moore 6 41, with Ruth Spracher and Alice Pile taking fourth and fifth prizes.
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Margaret Cook
Thornahill
Ith McNeer
Gertrude Yearout
Catherine Barkley
Helen Puckett
Bluefield
KR. L. Poindexter
Katherine Hardy
Secon
Lauren Willianmon
Dorothy Moore
Ruth Spracher
Alice Pile
Wedding and social notes from Monarat and nearby towns
Miss Beasie Hawkins and Wilburn Lyons wed in a surprise ceremony after a visit to Prince ton, while a Colonial theatre fashion show showcased Parisian winter garments by local models. A Sunday school church picnic at Shannondale drew about 200 attendees with a large outdoor feast and games.
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Beasie Hawkins
W J Hawkins
Monarat
Wilburn Lyons
Hilleville
Carroll County
Princeton
Leff Leonard
Gilmer Street
Lyons
P. RK. Caldwell
Ray Dunn
JHS
Raby Parks
Nathalie Maynard
First Presbyterian Church
Shannondale
Local Residents Attend Lions Convention and Niagara Falls Visit
Mrs D C Mays of Caroline Avenue and Mr and Mrs J E Corn recently returned from a trip. They were at the Lions convention at Cedar Point Ohio and afterward visited Niagara Falls and other places of interest.
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D. C. Mays
Caroline Avenue
J. E. Corn
Niagara Falls
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