Nippy Fall Trotteur Catches Mooresville Crowd at Lutheran Meet
The North Carolina branch of the Women's Missionary Society hosts the United Lutheran church state convention in Mooresville at St. Mark's Aug 10 13 with 200 delegates from North Carolina and Tennessee. Dr A J Stirewalt from Kumomata Japan and Rev M L Stirewalt of Concord address sessions. Officers elected Aug 12 followed by installation.
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United Lutheran Church In America
Mooresville
St. Mark’s Church
North Carolina
Tennessee
High Point
A. W. Klerame
Frank Cauble
C. C. Walker
North Carclina
A. J. Stirewalt
Kumomata
Japan
T. A. Nelson
Guntur
India
M. L. Stirewalt
D. D
Concord
E. C. Cronk
Columbia
S. C
Stirewall
Chicago
Sesson
Girls Reserve Picnic And Church Picnic Highlight Society Events
The Junior-Senior girl reserve club holds a 3:30 p.m. swimming party and picnic at the new pool near High Point under Miss Lou Owen. First Presbyterian church hosts an annual picnic at the Baptist orphanage in Thomasville with 2:00 departure and 5:30 supper, featuring ball games and swimming contests. The YWCA organizes a 6:00 p.m. swimming party for business and professional women at the west city pool with Miss Ethel Carter in charge and Miss Lou Owen as chaperone, leaving the hut at 6:15 for a poolside picnic. Picnic lunches urged. this begins the recreation program.
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High Point
Lou Owen
First Presbyterian Church
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
HE. M. Shipman
W. A. Hayes
W. G. Shipman
A. S. Caldwell
D. M. Pollock
On Association of the
Y Wne
Ethel Carter
Estelle Davis
Kitchen shower honors Mrs. Howell at Miss Lambert's party
Miss Corinna Lambert hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs. Edgar Howell at her North Main Street home. Rook games occupied guests at six tables until lunch, with a market basket gift and hand painted place cards among elegant floral decorations.
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Corinna Lambert
North Main Street
Edgar Howell
Elia Owen
Rook
Margaret Hedrick
Miss Lambert
Esther Lambert
J. G. Lambert
J. W. Hedrick
Isabel Tate
Marjorie Tate
Alice Barbee
Lucile Barbee
Mary Myatt
Mary Muse
Gwendolyn Cummings
Elizabeth Welch
Janie Redding
Lillian Smith
Leoto Henley
Charlotte
Mabel Russell
Ruby Hicks
Rachel Wall
Celeste Headen
Ida Munyon
Elizabeth Strickland
Nannie Kirkman
Henry Grady Owens
Frances Welch
Jessie Kearns
Pauline Osborne
Margaret Clinard
Personal notes of visitors and residents across cities
Ek E Plummer spent yesterday in Winston-Salem on business. Catherine Raymond and Helen Muse are in Greensboro for the day. W P Hammer of Memphis is a business visitor and registered at the Elwood. Mr and Mrs A B Kuhn and Miss Julia Tucker in Newton yesterday. Kuhn is a furniture buyer. L E Wilson of Greensboro visited High Point yesterday. Thomas J Stewart of Baltimore was here Wednesday on business and stayed at the Elwood. Leelee Albion Millis, returning from a western Elks convention, is at North Main Street. Miss Stella Anderson left for Shelby to visit friends. Mrs N D Burton visits her mother in Douglasville, Ga. Mrs Walter Hargett expected home Monday.
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A. B. Kuhn
Julia Tucker
Newton
Mr Kuhn
H. Albion Millis
North Main Street
Mr. Millis
Convention of Elks
Los Angeles
Cal
Lutheran Aid Society meeting sets Friday afternoon event
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran church meets Friday at 3 30 with Mrs W Freeze on Lindsay street. Important business includes election of delegates to the Lutheran Women's Missionary Societies convention to be held in Mooresville August 4 10.
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Laitheran Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Luheran Church
Former Army Camp Used by Emigrants
Southampton England August 3 Atlantic Park estate near here once used by the American army for flying is now a permanent emigrant camp for ships operated by Cunard White Star and Canadian Pacific. Two aerodromes already house 2800 people with other buildings bringing capacity to nearly 6000 continental emigrants for brief stays before sailing.
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Southampton
Eng
Atlantic Park
North Atantic Conference
Cunard
White Star
Canadian Pacific Railroad
America
Fishermen Rescued From Disabled Motor Boat Off Florida
Three fishermen were rescued after four days without food or water sixty miles off the Florida coast. They left Palm Beach on July 27 aboard the motor boat Pearl V, owned by a Palm Beach man, and were brought to New York aboard the steamship Santa Thresa on August 4.
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New York
Florida
Santa Thresa
Palm Beach
Women to Assist in Pocat Exposition
Charlotte and North Carolina groups unite to back the Made-in-Carolinas exposition. The Charlotte Woman's Club will organize a large exhibit, securing at least 1000 square feet to showcase women's industrial contributions across the Carolinas. Secretary Patton lauds cross-state chamber support and aims for complete, 100 percent participation.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
North Carolina Association of Commercial Secretaries
Woman’s Club of
Charlotte Woman's Club
Carolina
Hook
Patton
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Two
Carolinas
Louis T. Moore
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Association of Commercial Secretaries
Wilmington
Chambers of Commerce
Exposition Directorate
Germany and China Reach Trade Treaty
Berlin reports a new Germany China trade framework aims to restore commerce while awaiting a permanent pact. Germany refuses to reaffirm adherence to the Versailles treaty, citing potential prejudice in any future revision, and notes the stance in communiqués to China.
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Germany
China
Berlin
Peking
Simons
Germany China treaty articles and rights cited
The text discusses Germany and China's view on Article 128 to 134 of a treaty and the possibility of revision. It notes that Germany may not object if China uses those articles, which cover surrender of concessions and special rights in China, and mentions Honduras literacy and U S customs receipts totaling 308 million dollars in the last year.
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Germany
China
Millis Describes Trip Into Far West Country
Millis details a Western states tour noting harsher business conditions than the South. He cites a bleak financial mood, struggling merchants and rail travel, and fragile tourism. He praises climate and living conditions, and says his own Tar Heel perspective tempered by better times.
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Millis
Far West Country
Piedmont
Chicago Leads Nation in Band and Orchestral Instrument Production
Chicago tops national output of band and orchestral instruments with firms and craftsmen contributing to a thriving industry. Local makers expand capacity as demand grows across schools orchestras and ensembles in the region.
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Chicago
Ten commodities led nearly half of eight billion export trade in 1920
In 1920 the export value reached eight billion dollars, with about four billion tied to ten key commodities. This concentration shows how a small group of goods dominated international trade activity that year.
Y W C A Cafeteria Prices and August Meal Tickets
Prices for meats vegetables salads desserts and beverages are listed with cents and a few items in 1920s style. An August offer promotes public sale of meal tickets at five dollars for eight five dollars indicating a bulk meal plan.
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