Southerners May Be In Line For Patronage
Washington dispatch notes that despite limited southern patronage, there is belief some Dixie men may gain first rate posts. Vacancies exist in the court of claims with possible southern appointees. Virginia and North Carolina Republicans press for recognition and cabinet posts, with 1930 elections in view.
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Washington
Hoover
South
Dixie
White House
Court of Claims
Virginia
North Carolina
Smith
Stuart Cramer
Bascom Slemp
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Law Enforcement Commission
Old Dominion
Local Social Notes Highlight Atlantic City and North Carolina Visits
Mrs J Elwood Cox guests at Challonte Haddon Hall in Atlantic City New Jersey. Mrs H L Shuey of Morganton visiting relatives here. Dot Willis and Virginia Hunt visiting Lexington friends. Ethel Slate of West Virginia visiting the Lewis family on North Hamilton Street. Camalia Lewis spending week in Baltimore. Elizabeth Byerly of Thomasville visiting the Bulla sisters in Chestnut Street. Mrs J F Green and Mrs John A Phillips of Rocky Mount visiting Mrs J H Neusehafer on Morris Street. Ella Page Harrison visiting Morehead City with E T Harrison and daughter. Ollie Phillips returns from trips to Washington New York Coney Island Niagara Falls and Canada. Alice Raper and Bernice Teague visiting Winston-Salem as guests of Aunt Mrs McKinley Reides. Rosalyn Roscoe returned from Wilkesboro and other Western North Carolina points. B C Page and wife leave for Selma to attend funeral of McC Winston of Warrenton. Rev W R Shaffer and daughter Betty go to Philadelphia and Maryland for three weeks visiting relatives and friends.
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Ollie Phillips
S. Hamilton Street
Washington
New York
Coney Island
Niagara Falls
Canada
W. R. Shaffer
Betty
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Homes for the Aged Run by Fraternal and Religious Groups
In the United States facilities run by fraternal religious trade unions and other groups serve about 29000 persons. The system includes homes operated by varied organizations and serves a steady elderly population across communities.
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United States
Anniversary of the Pek ing relief siege and foreign legation defense
The Boxer siege of Beijing began June 14 with foreign legations under attack for two months. A relief expedition saved 500 foreigners on August 14, 1900, after weeks of scarce ammunition and half ration horse meat. Sixty killed and 120 wounded as the world feared the legation’s fall.
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Peking
China
United States
Legation
Early clocks used hourly chimes without dials
Some of the earliest clocks lacked dials and displayed time solely through hourly strike indications.
Medium heels top fall lines over very high ones
A fashion note highlights medium heels beating very high styles in new fall lines. Describes a russet sharkskin two button tie with calfskin winged tip and a lower heel as design details.
Handbag Styles Highlighted in Square and Overarm Purses
The article notes a squarish purse and a nearly square shape competing with the long over the arm handbag in current fashion. It contrasts the flat purse with these popular purse silhouettes in a brief style roundup.
Orchestra Member Arrested After Show at the American
Violinist Herbert Hayous of the American Theatre was arrested after a performance on a disorderly conduct charge. J Livengood accuses him of using profane language in a public space in the presence of ladies. Hayous denies speaking. The warrant, signed by Livengood, cites vulgar language and disorderly conduct. The case is set for Friday morning.
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Herbert Hayeus
American Theatre
J. §. Livengood
Hayous
Livengood
Modern color in dishes boosts dishwashing ease
Article touts color china in Fifth Avenue shops and affordable care with Lux soap. An expert with 20 years in a china department says Lux is safe for delicate china and regards Lux suds as gentle on hands, ideal for washing the new colored wares.
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Fifth Avenue
China Department
Lux
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Herbert Henteher JR
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Sumter
Lottie Holden
W. P. White
English Street
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Thomasville Road
McKinley H. Sloan
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Silver Child
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Silver
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Circle One
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C. Dunbar
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Sears
Walker
W. W. Walker
Park Drive
Emerynoon
George Elliott
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Virginia Younts
Jack Smith
Ernoon
Dillard Razan
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Palm Beach
Fla
J. J. Davis
Evansville
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Elliott
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John Walker, Jr
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Fox Marshall
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W. K. Nance
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J. G. Groome
Richard Reitzel
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Harold Bennett
C. O. Holton
John Abels
Willard Thomas
F. M. Cralle
Lewis Teague
John Fambrough
Mrs. Owen-Smith
Pearl Martin
Petersburg
H. N. Phillips
Esther Taylor
Owen-Smith
Stanley Davis
D. E. Harllee
Martin
Mies Kleagle
Wisconsin
Kleagle
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R. K. Stewart
Lamar McCallum
E. J. Payne
Tar Heel
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Monarch
Civic Club
High Rock
Monarch Club
High Point
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Denton
Tallassee Power Company
Kathleen Stewart
Howard Collie
Robert Wilson
Grady Hedrick
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N. L. Garner, Jr
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H. M. Taylor
F. L. Conrad
Conrad
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
J. Elwood Cox
Atlantic City, N. J. S
H. L. Shuey
Morganton
Dot Willis
Virginia Hunt
Lexington
Ethel Slate
West Virginia
T. Lewis
N. Hamilton Street
Camalia Lewis
Hamilton Street
Elizabeth Byerly
Helen and
Mary Bulla
Chestnut Street
J. F. Green
John A. Phillips
Rocky Mount
J. H. Neusehafer
Morris Street
E. T. Harrison
Ella Page Harrison
Morehead City
Alice Raper
Bernice Teague
Winston- Salem
McKinley Reides
B. C. Page
Selma
Page
McC. Winston
Warrenton
Johnsons
Susan George
Sechrest Funeral Home
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