Social Notes Highlight Northern Visitors and Local Guests
Mrs C W Keever plans a mountain trip to western North Carolina, staying away several weeks. Misses Mabel and Arah Gatlin return to Raeford after a brief visit with Mrs Wassie Wilson on Lindsay street. Mrs W W Booth of Danville is visiting Mrs W B Hall on North Main street. Mrs Cliff B Smith and son Robert stay with Mr and Mrs J Wesley Smith on Broad street. she is from Atlanta. Mr and Mrs J A Lever of Columbia visit with their daughter Lillian at Chestnut street. Evelyn Boyd, after an extended eastern tour, leaves High Point for Wilmington then Washington DC and back to friends. Mabel Boyd visits Charlotte with Miss Rachel Summer.
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Beverly Thurman
Johnson Place
Mabel
Arah Gatlin
Raeford
Fred Wheeler
Cale
Gatlin
Wassie Wilson
Lindsay Street
Wheeler
New York
Marjorie Williams
Guilford College
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Friends Ehurch
Williams
Juanita Hammer
Bessie Pope
C. E
New York City
L. W. McFarland
C. E. Society
Edith Lindley
Greensboro
Ford
Hamilton Street
Oelock
Lindley
North Carolina College For Women
Women’s College
Europe
North Carolina
Edward Johnson
Winston-Salem
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
R. J. Reynolds
Lola Johnson
Walter White
High Point
Marianna White
Henry White
CC. F. White
Annie W. Peele
Cora White
Odelle Peacock
North Main Street
Beta Pi Club
Rock
Solarium
Ruth Balsam
Dred Peacock
Ben Moore
Tom Powell
Arah
Mabel Gatlin
Forrest Murray
Charles Kephart
Shubal Kirkman
Mary Alice Tate
Bessie Tate
G. A. Pollock
Violet Johnson
Valette Jones
Tom Dupree
Lawrence Matton
Phil Warner
Nellie Muse
Katherine Harmon
Irvin Groome
Miss Peacock
Mabel Boyd
Charlotte
Rachel Summerow
Miss Summerow
Miss Boyd
West Broad Street
Charlotte Observer
Summerow
Z. B. Higgins
Woman’s Club
Higgins
Gertrude Frickhoeffer
Birmingham
Grace Smithram
Troy
Mable Boyd
J. B. Reeves
Gastonia
J. H. Frickhoeffer
W. H. Davis
Ada Yates
Lewis Payne
Cable Street
Paul Payne
Maron
Texas
Payne
Ella Best
Blanch Hill
Pearl Goins
Myrtle Goins
Lula Garner
Nellie Garner
Sallie Huggins
Lula Craver
Annie Craver
Cora Lee
Emma Andrews
Viola Dickson
Elizabeth Foust
Homer Best
Thomas Arnold
David Cork
Noah Yarner
Robert Walden
Gilmer Howerton
Grover Spril
Loonie Elliotte
C. W. Keever
W. W. Booth
Danville, Va
Mrs. W. B. Hall
Cliff B. Smith
Robert
J. Wesley Smith
Broad Street
Cliff Smith
Atlanta
J. A. Lever
Columbia, D. C
W. J. Lever
Chestnut Street
Levers
Lillian
Evelyn Boyd
Eastern Points
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Washington, D. C
Train Hits Auto Killing Two Negroes in Wilmington
A train struck an automobile carrying two Black men and a white man in Wilmington. The two Black passengers died. the white man was reported in serious condition at a local hospital. The incident occurred as the trio rode in the car.
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Wilmington
Train collision near Boardman claims three people
An Atlantic Coast Line train struck a car near Boardman in Columbia County yesterday morning. In the wreck were Roy Hemenway, 12, Calvin Brown, 7, and Roland Stevens, a white man driving the automobile en route to his plantation. Full accident details remain unavailable.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Boardman
Columbia County
Roy Hemenway
Calvin Brown
Roland Stevens
Stevens
North Carolina Wholesale Confectioners Organize at Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington Aug. 12 The North Carolina Wholesale Confectioners club is formed at Wrightsville Beach. Officers elected for the coming year include President J. H. Bostick of Charlotte Vice President H. E. Ballance of Greensboro Secretary and Treasurer W. H. Weatherly of Elizabeth City and W. B. Isham of Canajoharie N Y as committee chair to recruit associate members.
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Wilmington
North Carolina Wholesale Confectioners’ Club
Wrightsville Beach
J. H. Bostick
Charlotte
H. E. Ballance
Greensboro
W. H. Weatherly
Elizabeth City
W. B. Isham
Canajaharie
N. Y
Jazz Blamed For Eroding College Etiquette After War
At Pennsylvania State College dean of men A R Warwoik blames jazz for declining standards of taste and manners among students. He cites loss of reserve in young women and diminished nobility in young men since the war.
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State College
A. R. Warwoik
Pennsylvania State College
Huge Irrigation Project Planned for Southern Italy
Rome reports an immense irrigation scheme for the province of Puglia in southern Italy. Using Fortore and Bifante river waters, the plan would moisten 640000 acres, converting arid land into productive wheat barley corn and oats. Estimated cost reaches 10000000 dollars.
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Rome
Puglie
Italy
Fortore
Bifanto
Sugar Saturday at Pote-Em Store
Ib. 100 Ib. bag sugar advertised with price details and store name Pote-Em Store. The line hints at a sale event featuring large sugar bags sold on Saturday.
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Pote-Em
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