November Women's Club meeting and social notes
The November gathering of the Women's Club met in Mrs. Youle's apartments on West Mary Street. A program by Mrs. Whit Harris and Mrs. J. J. Heir featured Great Britain life and customs and a talk on King George's accession anniversary. Following, members enjoyed tea sandwiches, with many local residents listed as attendees and guests.
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Louie Tamplin Peetess
England
Franke Covington
R. Mo Rowan
Best Dressed American Woman Honors Go To Mrs. Byron Foy
New York reports Mrs. Byron Foy, daughter of Walter B. Chrysler, named best dressed woman in America by six leading designers. The piece lists other top choices including Mrs. Harrison Williams, Dorothy Hale, Mrs. Henry Field, Mrs. Allan Ryan Jr., Mrs. George F. Baker, Mrs. John Hearst, and Gladys Swarthout among others, with notes on style and comparisons to Paris selections. Also mentions Santa Claus arrival in Rock Hill and local watermelon prize winner Walton Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Plummer
Associated Press Stat
New York
Byron Foy
Walter B. Chrysler
America
Howsra Linn
Chicago
Dorothy Hale
Gardner Hale
Henry Field
Allan Ryan, Jr
Ann Harding
George F. Baker
New York Banker
John Hearst
William Gibbs McAdoo, Jr
Senator McAdoo
Raymond Ives
Vogue
Mary ‘Taylor
Countess di Frasno
Adam Gimbel
Joan Crawford
Mendi
Elsie de Wolfe
Paris Couturiers
Hare
Ina Claire
Gilbert Miller
Dleregerdleviek Sims
Dorothy Hales
Bra
Foy
Thelma Cchrysler
Stetz
May
Stanback Scores Again
Stanback leads with another scoring display described in fragmented notes. The report references Stanback and repeated scoring claims, but the text is garbled with unclear phrasing and stray terms.
New Deal Press Intelligence Service quietly operates
Washington dispatch describes the Press Intelligence Service a large government bureau tracking public reaction to New Deal policies. Originated in the NRA, supported by the National Emergency Council, it digests 400 newspapers daily and delivers telegraphic bulletins to 400 high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
New Deal
Acarcely
Tremedoum
Press Intelligence Service
Howe
Laws Howe
NRA
Blue Eagle
National
Nowanerge
Mra RP
Witlama
Mra
J. N. Mullins
Press Intelligence and Treasury Updates From Washington
A snapshot describes the Press Intelligence operations tracking daily news, clipping and summarizing stories for the President and officials. It notes a Washington treasury report dated Nov 25 showing receipts of 11,637,246.78, expenditures of 29,704,621.37, and a balance of 1,429,827,072.45 with customs receipts for the month at 28,883,905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
J Henry Flower Dies at Dothan Residence
J Henry Flower aged 60 died at the family home 401 Washington early this morning after a long illness. The funeral will be held at 10 o clock Thursday from the home with Rev W E Middlebrooks officiating and burial at Rocky Branch church Barbour county. Surviving are his wife and a daughter Mrs Hanles Patterson. Pallbearers named. The family leaves for Atlanta for a festival in Georgia.
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J. Henry Flower
Washindton
Filena
W. E. Middlebrooks
Rocky Branch Church
Barbour County
Hla
Hanles Patterson
Sidney Keel
Max Tipken
Ralph Kost
Dan Patterson
Doc Patterson
Glenn Dowling-Griffin
Black-Draught Believes a Cause of Distress After Meals
A reader from Panama City Florida describes relief from indigestion and constipation after meals using Black-Draught. The advertisement claims many people benefit and that the product is sold in 2 1/2 cent packages.
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C. D. Mclver
Panama City
Fll
Wright
Marek Wohl
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