Fivents of Society Card Notice in Local Society Pages
Local society confirms wedding of Johnnie Louise Oakes to Spencer W. Jackson on December eighteenth nineteen twenty six in High Point North Carolina. Post wedding trip to Washington and New York. plan to reside in the city. Also notes Y W C A lunch program for working girls and church services at First Presbyterian with organ preludes hymns and a birthday sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.sechrest
Washington
New York
Spencer W. Jackson
High Point
North Carolina
Association
Local residents greet holidays with visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles Ingram of Tampa arrive to spend the holidays with L J Ingram in Roland Park. Mrs P A Warner and daughter Betty Lou of Tampa join later in the week. Miss Mildred Payne and Miss Marie Payne visit in Danville. Virginia Smith of Virginia Intermont College returns home. Others include Mary Muse from St Marys School Raleigh and Miss Bessie Tesh of Glade Valley home for Christmas.
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Charles Ingram
Tampa
Fla
L. J. Ingram
Roland Park
P. A. Warner
Betty Lou
Inxram
Mildred
Marie Payne
Danville
Virginia Smith
Virginia Intermont College
Bristol, Va
Mrs. N. L. Smith
English Street
Mary Muse
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
Mrs. C. C. Muse
South Main Street
Bessie Tesh
Glade Valley
Dorothy Ingram
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Hollins College
Virginia
Man may start an argument wife finishes it
A humorous saying notes that while a man may start a quarrel his wife often adds final details or resolves the dispute with decisive influence.
Carolinas Virginia College Athletes Weigh New Conference
An proposed southeastern college athletic conference drawing from Carolinas and Virginia faces delayed replies as invitations are awaited. Davidson College signals possible entry if territory and governance rules are clearly defined. Duke Wake Forest University of Richmond and Furman declined comment on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Pec
Carolinas
Virginia
Duke of Westminster Plans Pimlico Revival
The Duke of Westminster, ground landlord of Pimlico London, seeks to revive the district. He plans to renew fades of the area with conditions on his 5,000 Pimlico properties, including interior and exterior painting every two years and bans on washing in back yards. The report also notes a 40 to 50 percent rise in women's shoe sales over the past decade.
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Duke OF Westminster
Pimlico
London
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