Local and Personal Ode Highlights City Visitants
Southerland was in the city Monday. Numerous visits and guests from Roanoke, Danville, Charlotte, Oklahoma, and other places are noted. Lenoir College opens September 6 with optimistic prospects. various residents and friends plan trips, church and civic notes, and a brief medical serum discovery.
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Ode
Southerland
Lucile Walters
Grace Patrick
Roanoke
Lenoir College
Russell Ingold
New Orleans
John Ingold
Arthur Ingold
Morganton
Appalachian Exposition Greatest Ever Held in the Sun
Knoxville hosts the Appalachian Exposition from September 12 to October 12 with extravagant displays. It features Wright Brothers aeronauts, a $25,000 fireworks show, the Battle of the Clouds, Pain's Fall of Pompeii, Mulhail's Wild West, and over twenty shows, including aviation acts, bands, and stock displays.
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Southern Exposition
Sinan Ier
Wright Brothers
Street
Rand
Pain
Pompeii
Mulhail
America
Poult Waght Brothers
Stroeble
Knox
Ilie
Hickor
Asheville
Travellers Club Opens Year With Egypt Study Plan
The Travellers' Club held its first meeting of the incoming year with President Miss M. E. Geitner guiding the program on Egypt based on her travels. A literary meeting followed on October 6. On August 22 the Abel A. Shuford Chapter of the U D C met with Mrs. J T Johnson presiding, noting Lee's statue remaining in Washington's Statuary Hall and English Order of Merit conferred on a generation member. Mrs. E B Cline recited Two Voices by a Southern Volunteer reprinted from the Atlanta Constitution. The meeting adjourned to Mrs. T. M. Johnson on September 19.
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Travellers’ Club
M. E. Geitner
Geitner
Egypt
Abel
A. Shuford
J.T. Johnson
E. L. Shuford
Lee
Statuary Hall
Washington
Florence Niculionslesety
Barte
Ceed
Edward
E. B. Cline
Atlanta Constitution
T. M. Johnson
Miss Clonninger Hosts Lawn Party in Windy City
Miss Ruth Clonninger entertained about forty guests at a Saturday evening lawn party in Windy City honoring Mr. Earl Smyth. Out of town attendees included Misses Pearl Dietz Mabel Shoaf Lola Yoder Nona Bolick and Messrs Orin Isenhour Oscar Bolick Rowland Bolick and Charlie Cloninger. Refreshments and games followed. An advisory note urged carrying Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when traveling this summer, as water and climate changes can cause attacks. sold by Grimes Drug Co.
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Miss Clonninger
Ruth Clonninger
Windy City
Earl Smyth
Pearl
Fannie Dietz
Charlie Cloninger
Maiden
Grimes Drug Co
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