Christmas Vesper Service and Society Fun in Lexington
Lexington society notes report a sister of Mrs Welch hosting a salad for 32 guests. A Christmas vesper program by the Musical Art club and the Music Literature department is planned at the Country Club with Gurney Briggs and Mrs Peacock and Mrs Hudson in charge. Christmas seals go on sale at the post office and drug stores to aid milk for undernourished schoolchildren. Junior Service League hosts a Cabaret Ball at Sedgefield Manor featuring Burkheimer School of Dancing performances and Whitey Kaufman’s orchestra with a list of titled acts and dancers.
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Musical Art Club
Women’s Club
Gurney Briggs
John R. Peacock
H. T. Hudson
Junior Service League
High Point
Jujor Service League
Burkheimer School of Dancing
Charlotte
Sedgefield Manor
Whitey Kaufman
Victor Recording Orchestra
Frances Robertson
Evelyn Turner
Camille Austin
Carolyn Hinkle
May Love Turner
Burkhimer
Billy June Crawley
Niala
Caroline Hinkle
Burkhimer School of the Dance
N. C
Social notes from Baltimore to Raleigh and Orangeburg
Mrs. James T. Stewart of Baltimore is guest of Mrs. H. N. Bowne on Hillcrest Drive. Miss Pauline Hicks and Miss Hazel Hicks visit Raleigh for an art exhibit at the Sir Walter hotel. Miss Reva Shephard of Orangeburg leaves after days with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lowe in Madison apartments. Mrs. William J. McAnally returns from two weeks with relatives in Roanoke Virginia.
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James T. Stewart
Baltimore, Md
H. N. Bowne
Hillcrest Drive
Pauline
Hazel Hicks
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Eeee
Reva Shephard
Orangeburg
S. C
George W. Lowe
Madison Apartments
William J. McAnally
Roanoke
Christmas Holidays At Davidson Start Next Wednesday
Davidson College in North Carolina closes for the Christmas recess at 12 30 p m next Wednesday with students leaving for homes across 23 states and the District of Columbia. The faculty kept the schedule, with departure December 18 and return January 2 1930, despite calls for a longer break to include New Year’s Day at home.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
United States
District of Columbia
America
Mrs. Lowe Entertains Her Club At Lexington
Local column notes a traffic accident injuring Mrs. Joe Russell near Unity Chapel on highway 10. Also reports births funerals and upcoming visit of evangelist Rev. Cyclone McLendon at Pilgrim Reformed church.
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Mrs. Lowe
Lexington
Thomasville
Joe Russell
Unity Chapel
Cicero Crouse
High Point
McLendon
Old Pilgrim Reformed Church
Bennetteville
St. C
Turner
Here
South Carolina
Hill
Old Pilgrim
Highway 10
M. O. Alexander
David Black Alexander
Farmers Take Up Raising Livestock
North Carolina farmers shift from cotton and tobacco to livestock poultry and hogs to ensure self sufficiency. Governor Gardners live at home program urges residents to raise more feed and food locally, citing state imports totaling 250 million dollars annually. The move aims to reduce external reliance and boost domestic production.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Frank Parker
U. S
Gardner
North Carolina farmers face hardships as western region shows livestock edge
Mr Parker notes eastern farmers rely too much on tobacco and cotton while western North Carolina benefits from natural grass soils and strong livestock production. Credit tightness continues with tenants landlords and suppliers hit hard, though interest grows in poultry hogs and dairy. The federal bank loan board favors stock and fruit trees for safer loans, risking few eastern jobs.
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North Carolina
Mr. Parker
Federal Land Bank
Parker
Federal Bank Loan Board
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Jorter
Rollins
Oman
Moffitt’s
North Main
Sey
Welch
Moore's Book Store
Julia Peacock
Robert W. Holmes
J. C. Baskervill
Dainty Lady Beauty
Spring Garden St
Sata
Hank
Sample Furniture
Commerce Street
East Russel Stree
Stevens
J. P. Stevens Engraving Co
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
J.c.penney CO
High Point, N. C
Aywon
George Washington
Virginia
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