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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
6
A social column highlights a diverse taste for music from a child beating a pan to Paderewski’s era, contrasting modern arrangements with maternal lullabies. It notes the International Congress on Child Welfare praising father child bonds and cites Mary King’s summer plans and a hospital lawn party among many society items.
Miss Sallie Dixon, a highly skilled city musician, will travel to New York this summer for a special music course. In the fall she will open a home studio and teach a private music class.
Misses Adelaide and Ella Moseley visiting Florence South Carolina are greeted by five autos full of young friends. Adelaide has a sweet voice and Ella is a gifted violinist and both perform solos at the Baptist church. Mrs. Graham, Sr., visits relatives in Alabama and will be gone several weeks.
Mrs Gustaff Dewel and Miss Annie Thorn Crockett of Virginia leave today after visiting Mrs Latta Johnson. They depart with Miss Fannie Horsley of Warmville Virginia who had been Mrs Johnson's guest for a visit to Miss Horsley. Mrs C G Wearn and child depart tomorrow night for Henneson to spend the summer.
Mrs. J. S. Abernathy formerly Miss Hattie Davidson of Hopewell is the guest of Miss Sallie Davidson at her North Church street home.
Berkeley county farmer Ray Van Meter rode in a buggy hit by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Martinsburg. The horse was killed, Van Meter crawled to the cab to alert the engineer, and he was only slightly injured. He quipped about stealing a ride as the crew cleared debris. The report notes urging a bond issue and voter registration.
Mrs. Mattie L. Bishop of Waverly Virginia says Cardus relieved monthly misery and allowed her to work and eat normally after trying many medicines. The ad urges others to seek relief, promises renewed strength and invites readers to request the Chattanooga Medicine Co. information and a home treatment book.
One lot Swiss and Dimity dresses with Cluny lace trimming and velvet ribbons priced at 4.75 after a 7.50 listing. White and natural linen stock reduced from 8.00. All colors Jobs garments at 2.98. White Marquisette Lingeree and Linen dresses previously up to 20 now 9.95.
All wool coats and suits deeply discounted with large markdowns. Coats at 17 3 4 dollars, $20 suits at 12 3 4, $12 50 and $15 suits at 8 75, children’s white dresses from this season offered slightly soiled but at one-quarter off.
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