Flaps and Flappers in a Rural Jumble of Songs
A long quirky verse set apart by society notes with obituaries and club notices. Mrs. Amos recovers from appendicitis at Burris McCain hospital while Adele Wineskie hosts Tip-Top club on North Main Street. Socials include a James town birthday dinner for George Edwards, a Hoover Holmes reunion in Thomasville, a bridge party for Miss Alice Gilliam in Archdale, and a U D C subscription dance at the Sheraton with Ted Tieman’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Aiken
Adele Wineskie
North Main Street
Social notes list visiting relatives and trips from local residents
Miss Elizabeth Morgan of Monnroe visits aunt Mrs G A Honeycutt at 707 North Main. Mrs W G Mattton and son from Monterey Mexico stay weeks with Gorge Mattons on Hamilton Street. Mr Matton to join later. Mr and Mrs J A Dalton return from a motor trip to Candor and Pinehurst, joined by Mr and Mrs W Hi Wilson, C R Massey, Miss Gladys Foust and others. Miss Kathryn Edwards returns to Atlanta after extended stay with Miss Annie Beck. Earl Teague back from Camp McClellan in Alabama with R O T G C camp. Miss Vae Hutchison of Baltimore returns home after visit with Mrs John Lindsay Jr and relatives in Lexington. Mrs R M Henshaw and daughters Vera and Grace Henshaw also return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morgan
Monnroe
G. A. Honeycutt
Bou'h Main Street
Mmrs
J. A Dalton
Candor
Pinehurst
W. Hi. Wilson
C. R. Massey
Vae Huchison
Baltimore
John Lindsay, Jr
Miss Hutchison
Lexington
Balkimore
John Lindsay III
Visiters and locals share news from Wrightsville Beach
The city receives reports from a week’s visit to Wrightsville Beach. Mrs FR. "A. "Ranson underwent an appendectomy at Burrus McCain hospital this morning and recovered well. Miss Mildred Conrad of Lexington visits Mrs. L. A. Welch on South Main Street. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally leaves for Madison to spend a week with Mrs. Claude Martin. Mrs. D. I. Hayes and her son Lewis stay at Hiddente Davis springs for two weeks at the springs hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Conrad
Lexington
City
L. A. Welch
South Main Street
Mary Duncan McAnally
Madson
Claude Martin
D. I. Hayes
Lewis
Hidden'‘te
Davis Srings
Springs Hotel
Natives of Togoland Labeled Liars in White Paper
London reports on Togoland, a British mandate in Africa, describing natives as a race of liars. The document says natives lack letters arts or science and are duplicious, impulsive, and easily provoked by noise. It notes no grounds for divorce and widespread moral laxness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Togoland
Africa
Takien
Germany
West Africa
Sven
National Federation studies needs of women in business
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs plans to study women’s needs in business and promote best education for women in business. The High Point club reports efforts to standardize general education for business and to support technical training. Scholarships and loan funds may be set up through branches to aid young women. Cooperation from schools and groups like Rotary Kiwanis chambers and merchants associations will be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
High Point Business and Professional Women
Federation
T Ge
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association
Federal employment agency reports weak week in registrations
Raleighs federal employment office posted a poor week with 346 registrations and 484 placements. Skilled workers 39, unskilled 343, clerical 55, domestic 45, industrial 3. Asheville 117, Charlotte 114, Wilmington 77 lead. Greensboro 45, Winston Salem 70, Raleigh 61. Farm laborers remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Federal Employment Agency
Asheville
Charlotte
Wilmington
Greensboro
Gate City
Winston-Salem
L. Shipman
Press Association
Shelby
Made a Hit With Him The Remedy That Helped
A widow’s tale credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from four years of bloating and poor appetite after prior doctoring and a recommended operation. The product is described as a harmless prep that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Hart Drug Co and Randleman Drug Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Hart Drug Co
High Point
Randleman Drug Company
Randleman
Notice of Redemption for Victory Notes December 15 1922
A Treasury call for partial redemption applies to 4 3 4 per cent Victory Notes bearing letters A to F with serial prefixes, effective December 15 1922. Notes bearing G to L remain due May 20 1923. Details available in Treasury circular No 299 from the Treasury or Federal Reserve Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Victory
Division of Loans & Currency
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. T
Amos
Gatewood Avenue
Burris- McCain Hospital
G. W. Edwards
Jamestown
George Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Jesse Kivett
L. B. Edwards
Josia Carmichael
York
Rosie Carmichael
Oshea Edwards
Everett and
Marvin Best
Erynest Phillips
Hill Ward
Rockingham
Hoover-Holmes
J. A. Green
Thomasville
Jesse Hayden
Washington Street
Green
Hoover-Holmes Club
Alice Gilliam
Richmond
Thomas Gilliam
Archdale
Gamma Zeta Club
Gilliam
Miss Gillam
V. A
Adel
Forrest Murray
Hal Ingram
Charles Tomlinson
Randall Terry
Edwina Lovelace
A. S. Caldwell
O. E. Mendenhall
H. D. Sears
Cecil Prince
J. T. Mann
R. B. Ashby
Bruce Carraway
Ernest Wall
Miss Gilliam
Thomas Gilliams
U. D
Sheraton
Ted Tieman
Daughters of the Confederacy
E. Mendenhall
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Rue DD
Alson
Moffitt
Gladys Foust
Edith Harville
L. Furgerson
R. L. Haney
Moore's Springs
Miss Foust
Esie Appel
Annie Beck
Kathryndwards
Ana Little
Nannie Williard
Zelma Williard
Kathryn Edwards
Atlanta
Willenbar Terrace
Earl Teague
Anniston
Ala
Camp McClellan
R. M. Henshaw
Vera Henshaw
Grace Henshaw
Wrightsville Beach
Pogoland
Red Bell Shoe Store
Rou
American Brush Company
Peoples House Furnishing Co
Edwin Clapp
Oxfords
Or .L.es
J Brown Wid Blucher
Ing
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