Isle of Springs Society Verse and Local Notices
Poetry and society notes recount an island fair in verse by Helen Harriet Salis and announce a Circle One meeting at Mechanicsville, plus multiple social notices detailing bridge club events, guest lists, and hostess reports from local households. The item lists residents like Miss Emily Lambert, Mrs V. Stamey, Nellie Muse, Katherine Raymond, Kate Rucker Penn, Elizabeth Mitten, Lucy Byrd Smythe, Isabel Tate, and Margaret Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Top Bridge
North Main Street
Katherine Raymond
Kate Rucker Penn
Madison
Elizabeth Mitten
Westminster
Lucy Byrd Smythe
Sanford, Fla
Isabel Tate
Margaret Rankin
Social notes list visitors and travels in a Raleigh city
Miss Thelma Wineskie leaves for Greensboro for a week with Miss Margaret God. Miss Lucy Byrd Suyvthe of Sanford Fla. visits Miss Isabel Tate on Broad Street. Dr. W J McAnally travels to Baltimore for professional work. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally returns from Madison. Miss Louise Deshazo of Martinsville attends at the Martins home. Miss Lula Caffey goes to Raleigh house party then visits Lumberton Durham and Winston-Salem. Mrs P A Warner hosts Miss Rachel Carpenter of Greenville S C. Miss Lucile Pickens and Miss Marty Mason visit Aghboro then plan further visits. Miss Alice Armfield arrives from Concord to visit grandparents. Miss Eugenia Patterson of Greensboro attends a dance at the Sheraton and sings for the Civitan. Mr and Mrs E R Toms of Wilmington are guests of Mrs W Smith on Broad Street. A FE Barbie, visiting, plans to return to Raleigh this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duncan McAnally
Madison
Claude Martin
Martins Home
Louise Deshazo
Martinsville
Miss McAnally
Lula Caffey
Raleigh
Lumberton
Durham
Winston-Salem
Population rises in Forsyth County births outpace deaths
Winston-Salem August report shows Forsyth County outside city with 63 births and 11 deaths in July. Contagious diseases total 12 cases, reflecting rapid population growth in the rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Odd Pockets Feature Advance Fall Gowns
Pockets become ornamental in autumn skirts with striking embroidered borders in white and dark backgrounds.Skirts extend slightly longer with plain and pleated models in colors black brown gray navy and tan. Pockets show odd sizes and shapes adding a novel detail to the season's fashion.
Smocked Blouse Popular This Summer In Dotted Swiss Styles
A fashion slice notes white dotted Swiss smocked blouses paired with white linen or homespun skirts and white hats with embroidered peasant colors. It highlights elastic waist slip overs, light sashes, elbow to shoulder sleeves, and forecasts tighter cuffs and fitted sleeves for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woffman
Prime Minister 0 Wars Hearted Meeting on Walton Heath
London reports show Prime Minister Lieve Georg and Lord Riddell described as accessible and kind hearted. Samuel Farrington, stranded with his wife and two children, sought help after months of housing instability. He spoke with Georg and Riddell during a golf round at Walton Heath, seeking a new home amid wartime displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
Mons
Amiall
Lord Riddell
London
Lieve Georg
Samuel Farrington
Atti
Ula Oy
Cotta
Alton Heath
Ks Lidks Wien
Ertby
Farriyngton
Reigate Heath
Lloyd Gorge
Walton Heath
Haring
Odemas
Teheds
Barns
Cotton buyer disputes government crop estimates
B G Thompson, a veteran cotton buyer from Goldsboro, tours the South and challenges government estimates of the crop. He predicts North Carolina’s 1924 cotton yield will fall 9 to 25 percent from last year, citing boll weevil damage as the primary cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
B.G. Thompson
South
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Isle OF Springs
Helen Harriet Salis
First Baptist Church
V. Stamey
Mechanicsville
Emily Lambert
High Point Hospital
The
Luther League of the
North Carolina Lutheran Synod
St. Paul's Church
Wilmington
R. L. Patterson
D. D
W. D. Haltiwanger
Ruth Wagoner
J. D. Graefe
Friday
Nellie Muse
South Main Street
Thelma Wineskie
Greensboro
Miss Margaret God
Miss Wineskie
Lucy Byrd Suyvthe
Broad Street
W. J. McAnally
Baltimore
Howard Kelly
P. A. Warner
Rachel Carpenter
Greenville, S. C
Iucile Pickens
Marty Mason
Vleti
Aghboro
Pickens
Wu Ou
Armfield
Ype Teo
Alice Armfield
Concord
City
W. J. Armfield, Sr
Eugenia Patterson
Sheraton Hotel
Civitang
U. D.C
E. R. Toms
A. FE
Barbie
New
Bramley
SILI
Furnishing Co
Clearaway Dale
Feldivan
Main Street
Red Bell Shoe Store
Eal al
Brown
Oxfords
Brown Oxfords
Ewit
Orfords
Oxford
Oxfi
Ays
pHey
Hhye
Lapert Shoe Fitters
Quality Shoe Store
Atlantic Bank and Trust
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