Society Events Highlight Local Church Roles and Picnics
Rev. George Brown returns to lead services at the Methodist Protestant church after directing evangelistic work in Liberty. East End M E members meet with Mrs W W M Johnson to rehearse for a Wallburg sing. First Methodist Protestant church hosts a Friday picnic at Trinity College with 2 30 departure and 6 dinner. Charles Barton and John Pritchard coordinate. Brevard Night postponed. Brevard conference delegates plan fall program discussion at Thursday meeting with Miss Lou Owen. Y W C A cafeteria party at Benbow’s Mill Jamestown chaperoned by Mildred Pease and Lou Owen includes many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
George R. Brown
Methodist Protestant Church
Liberty
Dr. Brown
First Methodis
Trinity College
Trinity
Charles” Barton
John Pritchard
Brevard
High Point
Brevart
Lou Owen
Tennessee
Benbow's Mill
Benbow’'s Mill
Jamestown
Mildred Pease
Edith Thompson
Grace Thompson
Clara Grissom
Gertrud Bunday
Irma Bundy
Dovie Hayworth
Pearl Mitchell
Ruth Barbee Mae Barbee
Vera Farlowe
Millie Snyder
Willard Mendenhall
Cliffside Lake
W. Adayes
F. C. Remfry
First Presbyterian Church
Olly
Iffside Lake
Winston-Salem
Annie Ee Bergman
Elsie Glenn
Annie Serris
Charlotte Todd
Esther Maess
Lucile Ingle
Kate
Birdie
Maggie Robbins
Lula Lee McManus
Jena Little
Myrtle Long
Bessie Wyers
Francis Remfrey
Anita Clapp
Virginia Ryan
Margaret Johnson
Edith Harrison
Alleen Tomlinson
Gladys Foust
Annie Beck
B. Burris
H. M. Secrest
Vinnie MckKey
Edith Ha
Local Society Notes Highlight Mrs Robbins and Wadesboro Wedding
High Point and nearby communities host social gatherings with the Ladies And Society of the Methodist Protestant church meeting at Mrs Charlie Robbins Springfield home. Upcoming events include the September Aid Society meeting on Church Street Greensboro with Mrs George Enny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Springfield
Charlie Robbins
Ladies and Society
Methodist Protestant Church
S. S. Coe
George °Enny
Church Street
Greensboro
Y W C A Cafeteria Prices and August Meal Tickets
A list of YWCA cafeteria prices for meats vegetables salads and desserts with beverages and baked goods. The notice notes August meal tickets selling for 6.00 for 5.00 and promotes a balanced economical meal option.
Hints On New Things For Fall From Franklin Simon Co
A fashion note highlights French imports from Franklin Simon & Co. for autumn. Gowns include golden brown chiffon velvet with a long-waisted embroidered bodice and amber jade panels. A black satin meteor dress features a wreath of black wire flowers. A blouse bodice with gold panels signals a key autumn feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Simon & Co
Knights of Columbus Reports Strong Growth and Charity
William J. McGinley announced at the international convention that the Knights of Columbus ended the year with a net membership gain of 7 660 and total American membership at 758 155 led by New York. The order raised 4 to 5 million dollars for Hoover relief and Ireland drives, aided Belgian reconstruction with 350 000 francs, and projected membership near a million by 1922 with five new state jurisdictions in North and South Carolina Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
William J. McGinley
New York
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
Committee On Relief In
Ireland
Knights
Cardinal Mercier
North
South Carolina
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New York City Holds About One-Third of State Car Registrations
About one third of New York State motor vehicles are registered in New York City, indicating the city's dominant share in automobile registrations amid statewide totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
City of
New York
Students Get Along on Meal a Day in Polish Cities
Fifteen thousand university students in Warsaw Lemberg Cracow Lublin Posen and Vilna are fed one meal daily by the American Relief administration of the European Children's Fund this summer. Warsaw runs five kitchens for 3,264 students while other towns serve smaller groups. The Polish ministry of approval assists and provided 180,000 pounds of potatoes at half price. Posen authorities donated 20,000 pounds for local student meals. Students pay a nominal price to help cover rents and services. At current exchange 10 marks equal about one half cent. AR A also feeds over 1,300,000 Polish children up to age 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Lemberg Cracow
Lublin
Posen
Vilna
American Relief Administration
European Children’s Fund
Polish Ministry of
Ara
Poland
Emigrants to U S Trouble England in Ship Health Inspections
London reports intensified U S funded effort to screen European emigrants bound for America. Three American surgeons led by Dr J W Pettus supervise port of London Southampton and Liverpool inspections, fumigation, and detention of suspect travelers for 12 days in hostels amid new public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Russia
Balkans
United States
Public Health Service
J. W. Pettus
Burr Ferguson
London
Southampton
N. B. Robinson
Liverpool
America
Emigrant Welfare Onboard London and Liverpool Ships
Report notes that several shipping firms in London and Liverpool maintain emigrants at their own expense aboard voyage vessels. The practice reflects corporate responsibility for passenger care and living arrangements during transatlantic crossing.
Father Drowns While Rescuing Son at Suttons Pond
Kinston Aug 3 Floyd Barwick prominent La Grange businessman drowned near La Grange Tuesday while attempting to rescue a son who called for help from Suttons mill pond. The boy was saved but Barwick, who jumped in with his clothes on, was seized by cramp and died. He leaves a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Floyd Barwick
la Grange
Sutton’s Mill Pond
Mr. Barwick
Social notes report visitors and travels in Stoneville
Mrs M A Irving of Stoneville leaves today after a week with Mrs H C Lewis on Centennial avenue. Miss Audrey Barber of Reidville visits cousin Miss Lottie Barber on Centennial avenue and may host Rozelle Lewis Jessie Meador and Esther Meador from Danville for two weeks or more. Ina Bulla of Trinity visits Maude Lee on Willowbrook street. Mrs A E Taplin and Mrs E M Shipman depart by auto for Hickory Asheville and Montreal for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Barber
Reidsville
Lottie Barber
Centennial Avenue
Miss Barber
Rozelle Lewis
Jessie Meador
Esther Meador
Danville
Miss Ina Bulla
Trinity
City
Miss Maude Lee
Willowbrook Street
A. E. Taplin
E. M. Shipman
Hickory
Asheville
Montreal
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Highland
Highland Hill
Arge
Fred Ingram
Vernon Idol
Hazel Briggs
William HH. Dockery
Wadesboro
William Dockery
Tuman
Methodist Church
Alpheus M. Briggs
Mary Hazel
William Henry Dockery
Briggs-Dockery
Dockery
A. M. Briggs
Hamilton Street
Salem College
Frank Sizemore and Son
Irma Joyner
Baltimore
Sizemores
Roland Park
M. J. Wrenn
White Sulphur Springs
Frances Welch
Fletcher and
Franklin Welch
Robert Brown
North Main Street
Citizens
Columbia, D. C
Claude Reitzel
Camp Jackson
Frances Murdock
Salisbury
Tarboro
Thomas L. Trott
Murdocks
Murdock
Speight
Hilda Nash
Guilford General Hospital
Louise Withers
Helen Whittaker
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
Miss Withers
Charlotte
English Street
Louise Crawford
Nealsville
W. J. Frazier
Willington
Willonbar Terrace
Nina White
Statesville
Blowing Rock
Miss White
N. T. Mann
Marguerite
Frances
Alice Pitts
Walter Sully
Conway, S. C
Samuel Davis, Jr
South Main Street
Walter Royal
D. BE. Harlee
Gatewood Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
Moffitt Furnishing
Lapeers Shoe
Lede
NAOVD
U.S
England
Sip
Cruegists
Hiscox Chemical Works
Sony Seer
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