St Mary's Guild Plans Handkerchief Bazaar and Meals
The St Marys Episcopal church Guild advertising committee outlines a handkerchief bazaar with lunch and dinner to attract the public. They urge readers to watch upcoming ads and to pay admission on Thursday or at noon Thursday. Friends auxiliary circles of Central Friends church schedule meetings Monday afternoon and evening with multiple circle leaders and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Matt Wall
Levi Hayworth Leader
A. C. Jones
June Barker Leader
Blake Thompson
Herbert Johnson
Playmakers to Tour Western North Carolina and Tennessee
The Carolina Playmakers of UNC plan an eleven day tour starting Monday from Chapel Hill touring Western North Carolina and Tennessee. They will perform Quare Medicine Old Wash Lucas and The Lie with nine student actors and a four person staff led by Director Frederick H. Koch. The group travels in a large bus to Nashville for matinee and night shows under Vanderbilt University and Peabody College with aid from professors and assistants.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina Playmakers
Little Theatre Group
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
New State
Johnson City
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Peabody College
Wash Lucas
Paul Green
Carolina
Wilkeeon O'Connell
Cornell University
Professor Green
Frederick H. Koch
Hubert Heffner
Samuel Selden
Heffner
Howard Bailey
Pendleton Harrison
Elizabeth Farrar
Helen Dorteh
Whitener Bissell
New York City
Jersey City
N. J
Fred Greer
Anniston
Ala
Society Notes Highlight Club Women and Local Events
Mrs H S Radcliffe hosted the Club of Twelve on West Fifth Avenue with delegates chosen for the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Charlotte. Programs featured Women in Drama papers and readings on Maude Adams and Sarah Bernhardt. A Fathers Night program at Holt school included plays Changing Places With Mother and The Darktown Fire Brigade. Dorothea Dorsett entertained guests with a bridge luncheon honoring Miss Lydia Corney of Decatur, Ga. A benefit bridge for rehabilitation work at Oteen benefited American Legion and Auxiliary members. The United Daughters of the Confederacy met for their regular monthly gathering.
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Lexington
H. S. Radcliffe
West Fifth Avenue
Margaret Gooch
J. K. Hawkins
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
G. W. Mountcastle
Lexington Club
S. W. Finch
George Hackney
Mountcastle
Finch
Hackney
State Federation of Clubs
Charlotte
W. H. Phillips
Maude Adama
J. R. McCrary
Sarah Bernhardt
Holt
Darktown Fire’ Brigade
Dorothea Dorsett
West First Avenue
Lydia Corney
Decatur
Betty Russell
Dorsett
Miss Corney
Frances Walser
Nona Raper
Ruth Owen
Elizabeth Davis
Frances Thompson
Edith Mangum
Helen Kale
Mary Barbour
Waynesville
Sarah Frances Vestal
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Oteen
W. G. Penry
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Grace Byerly Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday at Welcome Home
Miss Grace Byerly was honored at a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs J A Byerly at their home near Welcome. The event celebrated Grace sixteenth birthday with games and contests.
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Grace Byerly
J. A. Byerly
Miss Byerly
Raleigh Junior League Ball Sponsors Tall City Event
Miss Helen Kale of this city was among sponsors of the black and white ball given by the Junior League in Raleigh last week. The affair drew a large gathering of prominent state citizens.
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Helen Kale
Raleigh
Arcadia Couple Sarah Welch and Emery Snyder Wed
The marriage of Miss Sarah Welch and Emery Snyder in York South Carolina has been announced. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Welch, while the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs J D Snyder. Both are described as prominent and well connected in Davidson county.
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Sarah Welch
Emery Snyder
Arcadia
Davidson County
York
S. C
A. L. Welch
Mr. Snyder
J. D. Snyder
Printing and Publishing Costs Rise 10.5 Percent in 1927
The 1927 printing and publishing industry recorded output valued at 2,507,425,913 dollars, up 10.5 percent from 1925’s 2,269,638,230 dollars. The sector was represented by 22,542 establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Linen fashions evoke spring polka dot motifs
A reader asks about water flow over Niagara Falls. An answer cites two pints per quart. The piece then describes wedding linens from France featuring soft pinks and white polka dots embroidered along borders, highlighting the season’s style.
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France
Carpenter Ravet Ordered to Pay Separation Allowance
Jean Claude Ravet a Lyons France carpenter was ordered to pay his wife a separation allowance before he shot and killed himself in a domestic tragedy.
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Jean Claude Ravet
Lyons
France
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High Point, N. C
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J. C. Leonard
R. E. Leonard
A. M. Crowell
Paul Hinkle
Jones Hedrick
Cliff Pickett
J. A. Smith
Odell
District of Columbia
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Davis-McCollum Fur Storage Vault
Winston-Salem
Niagara Falls
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Vanta Knit Knitie
Vanta
Otton
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