Guilford County Alumnae Dinner Set by Dr. J S Foust
Dr J S Foust of the North Carolina College for Women organizes a large Guilford County alumnae dinner at 6 50 on December 12 to foster a stronger alumnae network and back home for commencement plans aimed at rallying old guards for the 1920 commencement. About 500 former students are in the county, with roughly 200 in Greensboro, as organizers urge widespread participation to set a county and state standard.
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Guilford County
J. S. Foust
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Sorosis Club Enjoys Delightful Meeting at Creelman Home
The Sorosis club met yesterday afternoon with hostess F. CREELMAN at her North Main Street residence. Begonias and potted plants adorned the room while six tables were set for work with scorecards marking each place. Refreshments included scalloped oysters salad cheese straws hot biscuits and grape-fruit conserve. Guests included Mrs. Robert Brockett Mrs. Wilbur Jones Mrs. J. H. Adams and Mrs. Rho paugh Mrs. W. D. Brooks Mrs. E. P. Parker Mrs. Charles Ragan Miss Minnie Pollock and Mrs. J. U. Cox.
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Sorosis Club
Otrs. F
BE. Creelman
North
Robert Brockett
Wilbur Jones
J. H. Adams
Rhopaugh
W. D. Brooks
E. P. .Parker
Charles Ragan
Minnie Pollock
J. UD. Cox
Woman's Guild Meeting at St Mary's Church
The Woman's Guild of St. Mary's Church will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Henri Turner at Parkway.
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Woman’s Guild of
St. Mary's Church
Henri Turner
Parkway
Bridge Club Entertained with Evening of Games and Tea
Friday Night Bridge club enjoyed four tables of brisk rubber games at Mrs. T. D. Gilliam’s North Main home. Mrs. Robert Walker won the ladies high score and D. M. Pollock took the gentlemen’s prize. Hostesses served a salad course afterward.
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T. D. Gilliam
North Main Street
Robert Walker
D. M. Pollock
H. A. Millis
J. EB. Millis
B. 5. Cummings
C. E. Mendenhall
Albert Hart
T. J. Gold
Dr. Perkins
Personal notices from Greensboro several residents travel
Clyde Fearney leaves for Richmond to stay with his mother under treatment. Miss Mary Sherrod returns from Holly Springs and passes through Atlanta en route home. A. V. Leigh visits Winston-Salem on business. Mrs. L. C. Furgurson and daughters Mildred and Clarine visit Danville Virginia relatives. Beesie McCain spends a day in Lexington with friends. Cleo Ridge weekends in Lexington. Mrs. B Rhobaugh of Woodstock Georgia visits J H Adams household. Martha Goley of Graham spends weekend with J H Adams. Several residents travel to Greensboro for visits and errands. Reverend J E Lanier arrives as East Green Street Baptist pastor and will preach tomorrow.
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Mary Sherrod
Eity
Holly Springs
Miss
Miss Sherrod
Atlanta
Henry L. Sherrod
J. E. Lanier
East Green Street
Mrs Penny Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs M Penny received a surprise party at her home hosted by Mrs C B Hayworth and nieces on her birthday. Guests included Vera Davis Glenoa Nellie Little Asheboro Myrtle Long Mabel Long Vannah Tomlinson Bertalie Tomlinson Elma Rothrock L S Carr C B Hayworth Jr J Oscar Long Mrs John Long Georgia and Winnie Long.
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M. Penny
C. B. Hayworth
Penny
Mrs. Penny
Vera Davis
Glenoa
Nellie Little
Asheboro
Myrtle Long
Mabel Long
Vannah Tomlinson
Bertalie Tomlinson
Elma Rothrock
L. 5. Carr
C. B. Hayworth, Jr
J. Oscar Long
John Long
Georgia
Winnie Long
Meeting notices as wartime campaign prayers and elections
A letter from Mrs. T W Bickett requests a 3 PM meeting of St Marys Episcopal women for earnest prayer during the national drive. Daisy Davies Missionary society members are to notify their capsules for a 3 PM Monday meeting with Mrs J W Kearns. Y W A at First Baptist plans a 7 30 PM Monday gathering at Mrs Estelle Davis home for officer elections.
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T. D. Trott
Hotel Elwood
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
H. I. Coffield
B. R. Thurman
Isaac Fidler
M. C. Crowson
R. K. Stewart
R. Stewart, Jr
R. F. J. Johnson
E. P. Parker
L. W. Seawell
Rev
T. L. Trott
T. W. Bickett
Daisy Davies
The
First Baptist Church
Estelle Davis
South Main Street
New Fertilizer From Industrial Ashes for Restoration Efforts
Berlin reports the technical authorities for France and Belgium restoration announce furnace ashes from glass iron and steel works stimulate vegetable growth through carbonic acid fertilization. All plant life is said to be spurred to unusual growth and these ashes may be applied to restoration of devastated districts.
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Berlin
France
Belgium
Deep Bore 12 Miles: Parsons Says New Power Source
London reports Sir Charles Parsons proposes drilling a 12 mile deep hole to tap energy. Cost estimated at 42 million dollars, 85 years to complete, with science and power potential cited. Deepest boreholes reached 7,579 feet in Virginia with tool loss. Czuchow oil well stands at 7,386 feet.
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London
Charles Parsons
Charles
Sir Charles
Italy
Sardello
Virginia
Czuchow
Silesia
Buttoned gambling case shakes Cleveland laundry scene
Sixteen Chinese laundrymen were fined ten dollars and costs after being arraigned before Municipal Judge Sawicki. They were convicted of gambling, with detectives presenting a box of buttons as evidence that the buttons served as poker chips.
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Sawicki
Gam
Taming My Husband Story Coming to The Enterprise
A bold married life tale titled Taming My Husband debuts in The Enterprise soon, promising a provocative, jealousy-free narrative that centers on partnership and growth.
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Drivvel
Monster Trousers Shock Savannah Tailor
A Savannah tailor received a mail order for the largest trousers ever made in the city. The design calls for 130 inches around the waist, 120 inches at the seat, and 30 inches at the leg bottoms, priced at $6. Flowers offered by J. J. Fallon florist promote Christmas plants as ideal gifts with early ordering.
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Savannah
West Broan Street
J. J. Fallon
Florist
Census enumerator pay raised to four cents a name
Postmaster J J Farriss received word from the district census supervisor in Winston-Salem that payment for enumerators has increased from two and a half to four cents per name. Farriss said it had been hard to hire at the old rate and urged the raise. the supervisor approved immediately. Those seeking enumerator work may see Farriss at the post office.
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J. J. Farriss
Winston-Salem
Farris
Farriss
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Woodstock, Ta
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Martha Goley
Graham
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Mabel Collett
Rose M. Hall
Reidsville
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Lumberton
R. M. Williams
Rutherfordton
H. J. Sturtevant
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