Salem alumnae host Annual Society Event highlights
Members of the Salem alumnae met for a society gathering with talks by Mrs. Ronthaler and short remarks from Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Hammer. A musical program by Mrs. Kester and Mrs. Holton accompanied afternoon refreshments. Attendees listed include Kester Holton Grubb Casey Clark and many others.
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Salem
Walter Kester
Roland Holton
Ronthaler
Mack Alcott
Emerywood
Kester
Freeze
Casey
High Point
W. C. Hammer
Hal Worth
Asheboro
Mesdames Kester
Holton
Grubb
Clark
Bouldin
Sizemore
Walker
Yow
Simmons
Blackburn
Briggs, Pickens
Beavanus
Hammer
Morris
Jackson, Hiatt and
Huusucker
Social notes from Kernersville and Chapel Hill
Mrs J R Stuart of Kernersville spent Friday in town with daughter Mrs M Hiatt on Hillcrest drive. Mrs Garland Alderman left for Four Oaks to visit her parents Mr and Mrs B B Adams. Mrs M 8S Hiatt attended a party in Winston Salem at the Blue Willow Tea Room. Mrs Parks recent bride honored as Mrs John R Peacock returned from Washington DC visit with Mr and Mrs B W Kirkman. Mrs M W Stump and Mrs B B Hamil attended the V M Carolina game at Chapel Hill yesterday. Fred Ingram and Harry Morrill attended the Carolina V M game and dinner dance. Mr and Mrs M R Shields returned from their wedding trip to Washington DC and other northern cities. At present
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J. R. Stuart
Kernersville
M. §&. Hiatt
Hillcrest Drive
Garland Alderman
Four Oaks
Mrs
B. B. Adams
John R. Peacock
B. W. Kirkman
Washington, D. C
Fred Ingram
Harry
Magazine selections at the High Point Public Library April 1928
The High Point Public Library lists outstanding magazine articles for April 1928 chosen by librarians. Articles include The Future of America in Harper s Magazine and Trial by Jury Is It Passing in Harper s.
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America
Harper’s Magazine
Ther Righteous
Henry Alan Johnson
David Friday
Robert H. Elder
Harper's
Mrr. Elder
New York
Dupont
Rukeyser
Adolescent America and Industrial Giants in Review
A compact review nods to Miss Italy in Review of Reviews and notes the Dupont family expanding gunpowder into diverse sectors from pyramin to paint. It highlights Mr. Rukeyser on General Motors backers and ponders U S adolescence as economic frontiers close and civic maturity looms.
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Duponts
Rukeyser
General Motors
America
William B. Munroe
United States
Regal Silver Stars Adorn Black Taffeta Frock
A black taffeta afternoon frock features small silver star dots with a silver collar and sleeve frills adding a regal touch.
Summer Cape in Bold Taffeta Fashions Sweet Evening Look
A chic summer cape in cherry red or chartreuse yellow features maire taffeta fabric, a frilled collar, and tie ends, creating a smart new evening wear option for stylish events.
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Taffeta
The Woman's Day and Home Life Musings
A column riffs on Booth Tarkington and hair choices with jokes about women’s looks. It critiques modern kitchens and recalls nostalgic scenes of home life while pondering charm and self analysis in two women authors.
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Booth Tarkington
Evening Cap Description with Velvet Petals and Crystal Flowers
A pale green velvet evening cap features petals and a cluster of crystal flowers in yellow, orchid, and dark green arranged on one side, creating a delicate decorative accessory.
New Pillows Come in Triangular Round and Octagonal Shapes
Readers note new pillow styles made from taf feta and satin scraps. Small figured patterns with glazed hints add decorative appeal for home use.
Greensboro to Host Inaugural North Carolina Air Mail
Greensboro prepares for the May 1 opening of regular air mail service between New York and Atlanta with seven landing fields. Officials from multiple cities attend a dinner at 6 p.m. and a nighttime landing ceremony at Greensboro airport marks the start of nightly flights.
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Greensboro
New York
Atlanta
North Carolina
A. W. McLean
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
South Carolina
Pitcairn Aviation, Inc
Pitcairn
Greenaboro
High Point
Winston- Salem
G. S. Childs
Pitcairn Company
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
National Guard
Winston-Salem
Young Princess Miss Set suko Matsudaira Named
The future princess is Miss Set suko Matsudaira, 20, eldest daughter of Ambassador Matsudaira, Japan's envoy to the United States. A Western athletics enthusiast, she excels in tennis and golf and now studies at Friends' School in Washington DC.
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Setsuko Matsudaira
Ambassador Matsudaira
Japan
United States
Friends’ School
Washington, D. C
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Henderson, Ky
Pinehuret
M. W. Stump
B. B. Hamil
Chapel Hill
High Point Public Library
Italy
Signorina Livia Marracci
Tevere
Galveston
Texas
Gazette del Popolo
Turin
Signorina
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A. Sherrod
A. G. Kinney
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Guilford
McLean
South
Nat Walker
North Carolina State Optometric Society
And
American Optometric Society
Miss Gooch
North Main