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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
4
Fashion letter urges women to invest in well made up to date garments. It argues that stylish dress increases social ease, attention, and opportunities, and describes current trends from bordered materials to Princess lines and adaptable collars. It showcases practical, fashionable ideas and quick decorative trims for summer wear.
The Southern Carriage Manufacturers Association reorganized with delegates from southern states at the Selwyn hotel. Old Point Comfort will host the July 12 meeting. Charlotte will be the future meeting hub. R. S. Barbour of South Boston Virginia elected president and H. A. White of High Point secretary. The group represents about $5,000,000 in investments across 40 factories, with members including B. F. Taylor Oxford W. C. Heath Monroe J. R. Knight Franklin Va W. B. Waddill Henderson H. A. White High Point D. P. Hall Anniston Ala Briggs High Point E. J. McCone Savannah Ga Moyler Suffolk Va W. T. Minor Durham H. R. Fischer Atlanta O. W. Kochitzky Monroe R. S. Barbour South Boston Va J. W. Anderson Rock Hill S C.
Reports from General Clement A. Evans bedside say he is holding his own with no marked change overnight. At 78 his battle with muscular rheumatism remains difficult and physicians refrain from predicting the outcome.
The Rev Dr W W Orr a widely respected evangelist will start a series of meetings at Chalmers Memorial Meeting House on June 28 The McKeesport Daily News lauds his revival work in the city and notes a chorus of twenty voices as a special feature The public is invited to attend all meetings with a welcoming city inscription echoed in local sentiment.
Conrad Leithman known as the father of baseball in the South died in New Orleans aged 72. He chaired the R. E. Lee's team that toured major Southern cities from the 1860s to the 1880s and helped pave the way for the Southern League. He admired General Robert E. Lee and named the team in his honor.
Multiple properties are offered for rent including stores and offices on South Poplar Street Church Street Elizabeth Avenue North Church North College Villa Heights East 6th Street Myers Street Davidson Street. Listings specify room counts from 4 to 8 and weekly rates such as 35.00 with modern fittings and extended sections.
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