Local church and club notices fill Monday schedule
Various church groups and societies announce Monday meetings at member homes across the city. Activities include missionary circles at First Methodist Protestant and Wesley Memorial, Woman's Guild at St Mary, and Elm Street PTA with prize attendance. A Philomathean study on education and Gamma Zeta bridge tea are also noted.
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M. P. Mission Societies
Women's Missionary Societies
Home and Foreign
First Methodist Protestant Church
T. T. Ferree
Steele Street
Woman's Guild
Woman’s Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Beverly Thurman
Johnson Street
Daisy Davies Society
Daisy Davies Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Philathe
B. W. Kirkman
T. M. Stanton
Lawrence Matton
Randall Mann
John Walker, Jr
Vera King
Wesley Memorial Mission
Woman's Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
H. T. Hud
Elm Street
Parent-Teachers Association
W. A. Copeland
Gertrude Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Circle
Bree Holt
Holt
Hamilton Street
Robert Bencini
A. E. Taplin
Parkway
M. K. Price
Price
Presbyterian Hut
Greer Street
R. H. Garland
Garland
South Main Street
G. A. Matton
Philomathean Club
North Carolina
Arthur Lyon
State University
D. R. Parker
North Carolina Colleges
Richard Johnson
Rufus King
North Carolina University
Cornelia Phillips Spencer
State Institution
Matton
Gamma’ Zeta Club
Robert Amos
Gatewood Avenue
Amos
V. A. J. Idol
Bruce Carraway
L. R. Terry
Randall Terry
Kenneth Denmy
Charles Kephart
Volet Johnson
Ottus Mendenhall
John Welborn
W. G. Shipman
Harry Raymana
Thomas Gold
Charles Hauser
C. F.tomlinson
Helen Reynolds
Ernest Shipman
Spring Fashion Promises for Travel and Light Undergarments
In the spring mood, women are urged to shop for travel friendly garments led by a practical Pullman robe. The pattern features a waist elastic, easy slip over or surplice option, and fringe or piping detail. Thirty shade options include pussy willow and dent de lion, with durable fiber for tub and sunlight exposure. The piece highlights silk year under dresses and outdoor costumes aligned with warm weather travel.
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Carolyn T. Radnor-Lewis
Morpheus
Ber Carer
Mary
Tic Tub
Menter Plan Offers Budget Prizes Promoting Frugal Living
Be A Budgeteer With the Federal Government promotes budget systems for individuals to curb waste and save. The Menter Plan of Home Budget promises $5,000 in cash prizes for the best six month budget records ending December 31, 1922, with a top prize of $500 and $4,500 in $25 awards to 180 winners. The plan is published by the Menter Company of New York City.
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Menter Company
Babson’s Statistical Organization
Mentor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Forsyth Bar Favors New Judicial District
The Forsyth Bar Association in Winston-Salem advocates the next legislature create a new judicial district. The move aims to reorganize the court system and improve local judicial efficiency.
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Forsyth Bar
Winston-Salhm
Forsyth Bar Association
When Dot Becomes Design in Dotted Swiss Fabric
A discussion on fabric patterns notes how dotted Swiss remains dotted yet includes tiny squares circles and embroidered motifs. It highlights how Swiss textile designers adapt classic dot patterns into varied, delicate designs while preserving the original dotted identity.
Pertinent Thoughts on Duty and Opportunity
A reflective piece urges shaping tomorrow by today’s actions. It contrasts idleness with poverty and frames duties as opportunities rather than obligations. It warns against assuming obstacles before they appear and emphasizes readiness to rise when the moment arrives.
Democratic lawyers back Watson for new district solicitor
In a courthouse meeting, county Democrats urged Solicitor T. W. Watson of the city court to run for solicitor of the proposed new eleventh district, citing crowded court dockets as a reason for the plan.
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T. W. Watson
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F. M. Pickett
First Baptist Church
North Main Street
L. S. Jones
Newton
Milton Whiteners
Rankin Street
Mr. Whitener
First Reformed Church
City
College Street
Maud Lee
Lucile Hayworth
Grace Smith
C.E
L. W. McFarland
Charlotte
Christian Endeavor
Alma Headen
Lexington
Orange Presbyterian
Jack Burris
Headen
West Green Street
J. M.S. Salsbury
Roland Park
J. W. Austin
J. E. Marsh
Circle Four
George Matton
Fannie Matton
PT Association
Presbyterian
Entertains
Organdie
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Exide
Auto Electric & Battery Co
C. B. Mitchell
Prop
Commerce Street
Battery Exide
Willa
Stameys
Sou
R. R
Han Re
Ture
Culler Vulcanizing Co
Steries
Aradia Battery Station
High Point