Society notes from Green Street Baptist event and D A R plans
The Baraca and Philathea classes met at W T Coe's home for the largest crowd of the month. A subscription dance at the Sheraton hosted by Andrew Jackson post auxiliary with Tad Tiernan orchestra starts at 9 and runs past midnight. U D C High Point chapter elected delegates to the Wilmington state convention and outlined plans for a November visit reception for the D A R convention. The chapter approved contributions to Gettysburg, a Sanatorium bed, Stars and Bars memorial at Louisburg, and funding for city veterans to attend the Asheville reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Sheraton
Andrew Jackson Post
Tad Tiernan
I. T. Mann
Dee Pollock
Rr.l. Waynick
T. J. Gold
B. GC. Page
Burton
John Raper
Albert Hart
Charles Kephart
M. K. Price
Phil Warner
W. D. Simmons
Talmadge Rochelle
Ottis Mendenhall
John Peacock
J. T Burrus
L. A Matton
T. D
C. Wheeler
Lindsay Street
High Point
Wilmington
John Welborn
T. J Gold
R. L. Waynick
Tocal
Ed Kirkman
Carter Dalton
Juanita Hammer
Jesse Hayden
Mendenhall
North Carolina Monument
Gettysburg
Louisburg
Asheville
Wheeler
C. B. Overman
Darrell Pitts
Ernest
Local social notices highlight Greensboro visitors and returnees
Mrs. W H Hall returns from Greensboro visit. Miss Hazelee McCain arrives from Asheboro for a week with Ora C McCain. Miss Julia Maxwell from Seale Ala expected late week to stay with Miss Mildred Tabb. Mr and Mrs Charles G Dickerson back from Indiana trip. Mrs A E Frazier returns from ten days eastern state visit. J E Hardee leaves for New York after guesting with Mrs R C Chandler. L B Williams home from extended eastern NC trip with daughter Louise Williams. Mrs C C Cheatham and son Claude visit from Youngsville. Winston and Clarence Cheatham hospital patients after operations. Charles and William Jones depart for Weaver College in Weaverville. Mrs Vance Baise and son from Raleigh visit. Miss Louise Withers returns from Charlotte vacation. Claude Reitzel home from Camp McClellan and accompanied by cousins. Mrs J L Hepler visits with Miss Fannie Lyle Hepler. Mr and Mrs Ellis Speer and Mildred Speer visit with parents W A Speer in Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs Clauds Smith and children return from Charlotte and Concord trip. Mrs B T Andrews and Leslie Mabel Tate Andrews return from western NC automobile tour. Mr and Mrs J B Marsh and children visit Winston-Salem. The Misses Anne Carter Marsh Julia Maresh Nina White spend two weeks in Washington and Atlantic City.
Social notes from Thomasville and area visitors
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bodie and their young son from Troy New York arrived as guests of Rev and Mrs N D Bodie. Miss Lessie Harris of Greens spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Harris. Miss Sallie Thompson and Miss Genevieve Simmons visited, guests of Miss Thompson's mother Mrs George A Thompson. Attorney L A Martin of Lexington visited. Ralph Clodfelter leaves for Rocky Mount to enter Red Oak High School. Miss Louise Perry returns from Black Mountain. Dr M A Bowers of Winston-Salem visited Sunday. Miss Anna Williamson of Lexington visits sister Mrs Cy Green. Miss Grace Ward returns from two week trip. Miss Walker of High Point substituted at Columbia Panel company. Mr and Mrs Robert Cox of Detroit are here briefly visiting relatives and plan more visits in Lexington and Wallburg. Miss Alta Stone of Winston-Salem is guest of mother Mrs Charles Stone. Mrs Crawler Henderson is in Lenoir for extended visit with mother Mrs Wallace Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ward
Ramseur
Special Session May Not Be Held In North Carolina
North Carolina coal committee labored with dealers but did not fix prices, though progress eased fear of another special session. Governor Morrison backs the price plan if dealers fail, while State Treasurer Lacy earns praise for cutting loan costs, saving about 97 500 over a year. grade crossings stay above .300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Coal Committee
Morrison
R. O. Self
Senate
Lacy
Divorce Sought After 37 Years As Wife Vanishes
Colburn H Maemae of Honolulu files for divorce from Emily Maemae on the ground of desertion after she left him four months after their 1884 marriage in Ewa Oahu. He says he waited 37 years for her return, then concluded she meant to stay away. He testifies she now lives as a fisher on a Kalihi harbor island near Honolulu Bay.
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Honolulu
T. H
Colburn H. Maemae
Emily
Maema
Ewa
Oahu
Salakaua
Lince
Maemae
Kalihi Harbor
Honolulu Bay
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W. H. Hall
Greensboro
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Hazelee McCain
Ashboro
Ora C. McCain
East Green Street
Julia Maxwell
Seale
Ala
Mildred Tabb
Miss Maxwell
Waukegan
Ill
Charles G. Dickerson
Indiana
A. E. Frazier
J. E. Hardee
Madison, Fla
New York City
R. C. Chandler
Mrs. L. B. Williams
Miss Louise Jackson Williams
C. C. Cheatham
Claude
Youngsville
C. E. Reitzel
Parkway
Winston
Clarence Cheatham
Guilford Feneral Hospital
Charles
William Jones
Weaverville
Weaver College
P. A. Jones
North
Hamilton Street
Vance Baise and Son
Louise Withers
Charlotte
Queen City
Claude Reitzel
Camp McClellan
Wylie Mitchell
Wake Forest
Clifford Winston
J. L. Hepler
Fannie Lyle Hepler
Kernersville
Ellis Speer
Mildred Speer
City
Mr. Speer
W. A. Speer
Winston- Salem
Mrs. Clauds, Smith and Children
Charlotte and Concord
B. T. Andrews
Leslie
Mabel
Tate Andrews
J. B. Marsh
Winston-Salem
Anne Carter Marsh
Julia Maresh
Nina White
Washington
Atlantic City
Sugling F
Thomasville
Ralph Bodie
Little Son
Troy, N. Y
N. D. Bodie
Lessie Harris
Greens
W.C. Harris
Sallie Thompson
Genevieve Simmons
Miss Thompson
George A. Thompson
L. A. Martin
Lexington
Ralph Clodfelter
Rocky Mount
Red Oak High School
Miss Louise Perry
Black Mountain
Dr. M. A. Bowers
Anna Williamson
Cy Green
Robert Cox
Detroit Mich
Lexington and
Wallburg
Detroit
Alta Stone
Charles Stone
Randolph Street
Crawler Henderson
Lenoir
Wallace Tate
Kelly-Springfield
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Davis Shoe Store
S. Main St
Geo. H. Jacobs
Noah
Ark
Victor
New September
Victor Records
Avanti
Wangstaff-White
Ain Countrie
Demarest-Hanna
Rormance Cumpson- Wood
Perez Freire
Colveie
Grieg
Ncert
Alda Martinelli
Orville Harrold
Mme
Louise Homer
John McCormeck
Tito
Lucy Isabelle Marah
Lucy Isabelle Marsh
Melodios
Goldmark
Jascha
Newman Dylkes
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Elsie Baker
Ricky
Villaneo
Aileen Stanley
Victor Roberts
Billy Murray
Smaile
Dance Records
Pdear A. Guest
Edgar A. Guest
The
Benson Orchestra of
Chicago
Club Royal Orchestra
Royal Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and
His
Virginians
Zex Confrey
Paul Whiteman
the Benson Orchestra of
All Star Trio
South Main Street
Allen
Macdee &Wan
R. L. Loflan
David T. Yow
College Street
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
Enterprise
Acs
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