Spring Sale and Society Notes Highlight May Events
The woman’s guild outlines a May 3 spring sale at St Mary’s parish house on Washington street featuring white foods and candies with children’s clothes as a specialty. Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windermere’s Fan lights up NC College Greensporo tonight as the Dramatic club’s annual production. Senior class presents All-of-a-Sudden Peggy on May 11 at the school auditorium. Over-the-Teacups members host bridge at Mrs. Carter Dalton’s with prizes and invited guests. The Mother-and-Daughter banquet is set for May 2 at the Presbyterian hut with a large turnout anticipated. Mrs. George R. Brown re elected president of the Foreign Mission Society as sessions in Mebane close. Delegates named to the southern conference meeting in Pittsburgh. West End Greensboro hosts the next M. P. church convention. Wedding news: Miss Faye Womble and Thomas F. Dodamead wed at the Womble residence with reception and post ceremony trip noted.
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St. Mary's Parish House
Washington Street
Woman's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Ollege
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windemere
Greensporo
Tne
Dramatic Club
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Charles Hauser
Carolina Playmakers
James Harde
Madison, Fla
William Hassett
Chicago
Charles Ragan
R. B. Terry
R. A. Sheloff
Foreign Mission Society
George R. Brown
Foreign Missionary Society
Women’s Convention
Methodist Protestant Church of the
High Point
Bethel
Weaverville
Brown
Foreign Mission Society of
State Conference
Minnie P. Harrell
J. M. Milliken
Greensboro
C. L Whittaker
Lexington
W. C. Hammer
Ashboro
Home Society
Esther Ross
H. A. Garrett
Methodist Protestant Church
Pittsburgh
George Brown
Minnie Harry
H. A Garrett
G. L Whittaker
J. E. Pritchard
Henderson
West End
M. P. Church
Faye Womble
J. H. Womble
Thomas FE. Dodamead
I Wnoxville
Tenn
Womble
Green Street
W. A. Lambth
Wesley Memorial Church
Nellie Dodamead
Aaron Cooke
Winston- Salem
Dodamead
Harding
Wilbur Bb. Stamey
North Carolina
Knoxville
Mas Thebride
Davenport College
Lenoir
Winnie Vail
Vail Street
Susanna Weasley
Laura Dodamead
J. B. Williams
Wahaffs Art Studios
South
Marion Dick
William Dodamead
Sizemore Attends State Kiwanis Convention in Columbia
F. J. Sizemore traveled to Columbia South Carolina on Thursday for the state Kiwanis convention accompanied by Rev. C. P. Coble. Mrs. James Hardee departed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Sizemore
Columbia
S. C
Kiwanis Clubs
Rev
C. P. Coble
James Hardee
Fluffy Ruffles and Tailored Frocks for Gradua tion Fashions
A spring trend summary notes two contrasts in little girl graduation attire. Ruffled organdie dominates many dresses with white satin trims while line shows lean tailored frocks with tucks and picot edges. Lace, net, crepe de chine, and dotted swiss appear, with lace frocks and satin bindings highlighted.
Superpower plan to aid employment across Atlantic coast
Secretary Hoover outlines a proposed superpower project that would build power stations near coal mines to supply the Atlantic coast from Maine to Maryland. The plan aims to save about thirty million tons of coal annually, reduce unemployment, and stabilize coal strikes by concentrating burning in a few large plants. The Geological Survey has issued a preliminary report and will share plans with utilities, but private financing is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital News Service
Hoover
Atlantic Coast
Maine
Maryland
Geological Survey
Millionaire Mayo On Trial For Bigamy
Virginis Mayo, a millionaire radiators maker formerly of New Haven Connecticut, faces trial before Supreme Court Justice Finch on a bigamy indictment returned in March 1919. For three years Mayo’s attorney George Gordon Battle has challenged the indictment in court as the appellate division of the supreme court ruled unanimously on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginius Si
Julian Mayo
New Haven
Mayo Extortion Trial Halted By Judge in Court
Assistant District Attorney Wintner and District Attorney Banton demanded an immediate trial in Justice Finch's court for the case of Mayo on attempted extortion. Finch halted the proceeding, calling Mayo to the Mayo case as jurors were seated and the trial began before an adjournment. The Mayo indictment stems from a 1919 claim by Mrs. Wilhelmina L. Meyer Mayo that Mayo married her while still married to Mrs. Florence Weeks Mayo of Scranton, Pa., with three children.
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Wintner
Banton
Justice Finch
Mayo
Florence Weeks, Mayo
Scranton
Former French President Paul Deschanel Dies in Paris
Paul Deschanel former president of France died this afternoon in Paris. The obituary notes his tenure and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Deschanel
Paris
France
Samet Bound Over on Prohibition Charge in New Bern
Joseph Samet was bound over to federal court in New Bern under a $500 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner W G Brown on a charge of violating the prohibition law. He was arrested with about two quarts of liquor in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Samet
New Bern
United States
W. G. Brown
Samet
Precautionary Advice On Pharmacy Purchases
A promotional notice urges customers to obtain prescriptions from a first class prescriptionist. It stresses that the drugs are fresh strong and efficient and that Doctors and nurses recommend buying here to ensure dependable materials. Take no chances and deal with an established pharmacist.
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Peggy
Presbyterian Hut
Girl Reserves
Aileen Jones
Y. W. Co. A. Hut
Carmen Oakes
Leila Wood
Elizabeth Hayden
City
Do. R. Charles
Hamilton Street
J. S. Welborn
National Society of D. A. R
Atlantic City
Winnifred Barbee
F. G. Barbee
Helen Fitz
Henry White
Hot Springs
Ark
National Y. W. C. A
Fitz
White
National Association
H. T. Kaplan
Theresa Kaplan
Macon
Harry Doctor
North Main © Street
Smart Suits
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Superpower
Millionaire
Con
Madras
Gingham
Nrmren
Loflin’s
Madame Grace
Hart Drug CO
Postottice
Davis Shoe Store
South Main Street
Oxfords
Tan
Silk Isle
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