Ivey Department Sells Hat Selections At $2.98 Each
Advertisement notes busy season for Ivey department with hats offered at 2.98 dollars. Emphasizes numerous styles for summer and invites customers to choose from a wide display of headwear.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
6
Advertisement notes busy season for Ivey department with hats offered at 2.98 dollars. Emphasizes numerous styles for summer and invites customers to choose from a wide display of headwear.
Readable ad note says new turbans offered at 98 cents each with soft mulls and best styles for young buyers. A second line mentions similar items at 49 cents each as newer stock showcased for value-minded shoppers.
A store features its bestest counter in the Corset Department as the standout attraction. Staff promote the unit as a top value for shoppers seeking fitting services and quick assistance.
Advertises sheer Lisle stockings at 25 cents per pair and a light weight stock item priced at two pairs for 25 cents.
An editorially styled social column extols steadfast virtue and resilience, urging noble acts amid difficulty. It also notes Miss Sarah Kelly visiting Miss Sara Kelly in Mocksville, wedding card notices for Ida Silverstein’s marriage, and social items about Virginia Ryder and local theater events with prices and venues. Mrs Tarver from Columbus, Ga, visiting Mrs Wade is also mentioned.
Major Robert Emmett Davidson and Mrs Belle-Dewson Jayne wed Wednesday at 3 30 in Atlanta in the presence of close relatives. Best man was George L Van Echop of Charlotte. The couple plan a Westward trip and will reside at 8 South Gordon Street West End Park after July 1. Davidson formerly lived in Charlotte and ran a clothing firm with Van Echop.
Rev. Dr. Law of the Presbyterian Standard returns from Fayetteville McColl South Carolina and Red Springs. Next week his daughter Miss Lida Law will join him and reside in Charlotte as she joins the faculty of the Presbyterian College for Women this fall. They will spend part of the summer in Montreal and on return will be at home at the central Hotel. Miss Law is described as a woman of high culture and personal charm.
Miss Zoe LeCaron Anderson a student of the Presbyterian college and Master H L Hunter Anderson a student of the Charlotte Graded school grandchildren of Mr and Mrs H L Hunter will depart on the evening train for Frederick Md to visit their parents Mr and Mrs Wm F Anderson Friends and school mates promise a hearty welcome upon return in the fall
Mrs Lizzie Springs and her daughter Miss Laula Springs and granddaughter Miss Cora Annette Harris will spend the summer at the Rock. They left for Hickory to visit Mr and Mrs John Springs en route. Miss Harris joins Tuesday and they will travel to Blowing Rock for the season. Miss Cornie Fore visits Miss Virginia Shoop in Suffolk Virginia.
Mr and Mrs H C Irwin and their family will leave soon to take possession of their summer cottage at Wrightsville. The move signals the start of the season for the Irwins and their regular seaside retreat.
A Lubin release titled Amuse U showcases a new screen pair with Miss Lawrence in a bright comedy. The light hearted film mingles romance and humor as patrons enjoy the ongoing vaudeville era style entertainment.
Mrs Josephine Phifer Durant marked her 89th birthday with a family dinner at her North College Street home. Born June 9 1861 she recalled the Civil War era and childhood memories as she hosted children and grandchildren in a historic portait of hospitality. Mrs Gaston Galloway from Mt Airy arrived to visit her parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hook and their children will spend the summer in New York. They will rent an apartment in Central Park West, a premier city district. Mr. Hook will travel as business demands, while Mrs. Hook brings her colored help, maintaining a home life consistent with Charlotte. Mrs. Hook’s aunt Mrs. S. G. Meacham will have nearby Riverside apartments.
Mr and Mrs J E Erwin of Morganton lose their one year old son Chief Justice Clark Joseph Erwin The infant died this morning Funeral is set for 10 oclock tomorrow at the family home Mrs Erwin is Susan Graham Clark daughter of Chief Justice Clark and sister to David Clark of this city Mr David Clark travels to Morganton this evening to attend the funeral.
A brief note highlights Dave’s romance featured in the Edisonia event today. The report notes the biographical angle and public interest in the celebrity’s relationship.
New York June 8 fashion notes describe post Decoration Day weddings in suburbs. Sweet pea colorings mark bridesmaids gowns and floral favors with gardenias replaced by white sweet peas. White satin bride's gown features a semi empire cut with lace trim.
Fashion observers note zebra like stripes appear in various outfits with black and white trims common. Periwinkle blue emerges as a favored accent, paired with black and white dresses, while coral reds and Pat greens have dominated earlier trends.
The long hand bag is the favorite with many adopting the Parisian method of suspending bags from the shoulder, a sporty look not suited to all. White pigskin, easy to clean, becomes the latest choice for light outfits with small delicately cut monograms enclosed in metal rims.
Citizens in the northern part of the county push for Oliver Gluyas of Long Creek to fill the Mecklenburg drainage commission seat after John McDowell’s resignation. The group notes northern underrepresentation and cites Gluyas as an excellent, engaged farmer.
The funeral of the Berryhill child of Fort Lauderdale Florida was held today at Big Steel Creek Presbyterian Church at noon. Rev W A Cleveland conducted the services. The party arrived last night with the remains and the family previously resided in the Steel Creek area.
A bridal gown is described with embroidered sleeves, a fichy lace cascade on the skirt, satin court train with sweet pea embroidery, and a long point lace scarf veil caught by orange blossoms. The coifure and bouquet feature sweet peas and orange blossoms.
In Durham North Carolina Mrs J M Sheppard a farmer's wife says Cardui or Cardus Home Treatment helped her work again after months of standing difficulties. The ad claims Cardui strengthens womanly organs and serves as a general tonic for weak tired women and invites readers to write for a 64 page home treatment booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
The maid of honor wore a trailing semi empire lavender liberty satin gown with a light blue chiffon tunic. A corsage with lavender embroidery and a flat diamond lavender tulle hat completed the ensemble, accented by a blue satin strap and a pink mauve rose at the chin line.
Directoire staffs in white carried by the maid of honor and bridesmaids, topped with clusters of white lilacs lavender and pink sweet peas tied with lavender ribbon. Bridesmaids wore blue satin dresses veiled in lavender chiffon. Mother Goose hats in blue straw with pink trim and lavender satin chin straps.
A grayish green and white striped serge suit with broad dark stripes, a scant box-plaited skirt, and a regulation tailored coat is worn for going away. Accessories include a white lingerie waist, a large greenish gray straw hat trimmed with velvet facing and three ostrich plumes.
Readable fragments indicate a showing of Dave's Love Affair at the Biograph and the Edisonia venue today with unspecified schedule details.
Pittsburg June 10 A large gathering of skilful skat players from across the country attends the 14th Annual Congress of the North American Skat League in Pittsburg. Sessions highlight tournaments and league meetings as fans and players converge.
Rev R E Kendrick of Nashville Tenn a noted southern evangelist will hold a revival at East Tabernacle in this city. Pastor J G Kennedy will open services on June 18 and the revival continues through July 2 with two services daily at 4 pm and 8 15 pm. Kendrick previously conducted two successful meetings at the church drawing steady attendance.
A reflective note describes last year's straw hat as a symbol of endurance lingering in hardship. The object stands as a quiet emblem amidst ongoing challenges and resilience.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.