Pickard Sykes Nuptials Set in High Point Residence
Society notices report the marriage of Albert Pickard and Miss Bertha May Sykes at Magistrate Cox's residence on Sunday August 2. They will reside in High Point. Also listed are Sheraton dances, Young People meetings, class reunions, and various social events with guests traveling from Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickard-Sykes
Albert Pickard
Bertha May Sykes
Cox
Sheraton
Tal Henry
O. Henry Orchestra
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Young People’s Missionary Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
Lois Smith
Green Street
Burton-Dixon
Ralph Light Dixon
Julia Ann
John Sibly Burton
High Point
North Carolina
High Port High School
Hayworth Springs
Edith Harrison
Arthur Harrison
Parkway
S. A. Stuart
Japan
Vassie Wilson
Social notes from Well ville and Greensboro visits
Miss Elsie Hawthorne of Well ville Va visits sister Mrs M J Crowder on Steelestreet. Mrs Edward Mungo and daughter Margaret go to Jackson Springs for a brief vacation of a week or ten days. Miss Willie and Miss Helen Davis visit Greensboro relatives. W A Davis and son Robert return from a business trip to West Virginia. Dr H M Stanton Mrs Stanton and daughter return from a week at Lake Junaluska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hawthorne
Wellville, Va
M.J. Crowder
Steelestreet
Edward Mungo
Margaret
Jackson Springs
City
Willie
Helen Davis
Greensboro
W. A. Davis
Robert
West Virginia
8. MM. Stanton
Women in Egypt Seek Franchise
Cairo Aug 3 The first Egyptian parliament under the new constitution will elect in October. All men over 25 may vote, but women push for suffrage with Madame Aneeseh Hanum el Racheedy leading the Mothers of the Future. Officials warn voters must be educated to political responsibility as old nationalist factions stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Mothers of the Future of Egypt
Aneeseh Hanum el Racheedy
Zaghioul Fasha
Society seeks to end labor capital breach nationwide
Chicago August 31 The Society of American Commonwealth has chartered in Illinois to form a national organization that bars labor union and capitalist members claiming to balance interests between labor and capital. Founder Marvin V Hinshaw says the group opposes strikes and industrial warfare and urges a public, organized response. Incorporators include Marvin V Hinshaw Erma C Beall and Ninian Welch with a board listing Mortimer Emrick J R Adams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Society of American Commonwealth
Ilinois
United States
Marvin V. Hinshaw
Erma C Beall
Ninian Welch
Mortimer Emrick
J. R. Adams
Herbert J. Friedman
R Keene Ryan
John P. Garner
Empire wide movement backed by government and finance
The movement gains support from government authorities and financial groups such as the Mitui and Ōwaseki. St James Church Evansburg Pa offers parking for 800 automobiles. A Detroit motor bus holds 135 passengers and features a separable body from the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Mitui
Ōwaseki
St. James’ Church
Evansburg
Motor Bus
Detroit
Japan to form national chamber of commerce
Leading Japanese businessmen begin moves to create a chamber of commerce modeled after the United States body. Toyo Wada says the plan aims to unify national and international trade activity and promote business men's welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Chamber of Commerce of
Japan
United States of America
Toyo Wada
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Richard Johnson
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Ruth Bowne
Elizabeth Myatt
Louise Withern
Mildred
Nell Lane
Florida
William Simmons
Pauline Simmons
Johnson Street
Comer Covington
John Walker
Howard Swa m
Garnet Pollock
Gratton Foy
Roland Holton
Robert Walker
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Robert Sheloff
Carmen Rothrock
Witliam Simmons
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J. C. Gatts
Asheville
Edo
Brown
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Chamber of Commerce In
Associated Press
Skinner
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
Azurea
Powle
Colgates
Djer Kiss
Rapic
Loflip
Enno A'Mer
David T. Yow
College Street
Miss Crowe
South Main Street
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