Musical Arts club program shines with local talent
The Musical Arts club presented a high standard program led by Mrs. C C Tomlinson featuring Wagner and Tschaikovsky sketches, solos by Dan Smith and Miss Genevieve Moore, and a record from the Philadelphia orchestra. Delegates were named for the Federated Music Clubs in Winston Salem on March 14 15 16.
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Musical Arts Club
CC. F. Tomlinson
Owen-Smith
C. M. Hauser
Gurney Briggs
Federated Music Clubs
Winston-Salem
Wagner
Klab Kalendar Mrs Brash Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Club
Mrs Brash will entertain the Fortnightly Bridge club at 3 o'clock at the home on North Main street. Mrs Robert Walker will host the Delta Tau club meeting at 3 o'clock at her home on Johnson street.
Club Teas and Entertains Rock Thursday Schedule
Thursday Mrs O E Mendenhall hosts the Over-the-Teacups club at 3 pm and Mrs Comer Covington entertains the Beta Pi club at the same time.
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O. E. Mendenhall
Comer Covington
Sorosis and Cornelian club gatherings set in schedules
Petty will host Sorosis at her Richardson Street home at 3 PM and Mrs. Floyd Wilson will entertain the Cornelian club at 8 PM.
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Priday
Petty
Richardson Street
Sorosis Club
Floyd Wilson
Cornelian Club
Miss Kate Thomas Returns Home to Winston-Salem
Miss Kate Thomas returned to her home in Winston-Salem yesterday after visiting several days with Mrs. R. A. Siéeloff.
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Kate Thomas
Winston-Salem
R. A. Siéeloff
Thomastille Society Notes Weekend Visitors
The column lists local residents and visitors over the weekend including Mrs R Pinkner Rankin, Mrs Geo Harvill, Col Farriss of High Point, Miss Viv Wiedfelter, Mr and Mrs John Clodfelter, Myrtle Perry, Odessa, P A Boecker of Steenshorn, Blanche Ervin, Pauline Phillips a Greensboro College student, Mr and Mrs Shuford Mathews of High Point, Mrs W H Tudor, Mr and Mrs Speight Laughlin of Greensboro, Dewey Fogle of Greensboro, Miss Mare Snell, Mrs Hareston Williams, Mrs D E Hoover, and Miss Corinne Thomas among others with travels to Greenboro, Mount Airy, Asheboro.
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Mare Snell
Hareston Williams
Mount Airy
Local social notes describe guests and visits
Mrs John Fritz of Indianapolis and the Penningtons have returned home from travels and will stay here briefly before leaving. Will Kintey was described as a waiter in Greensboro on Saturday afternoon.
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John Fritz
Indianapolis
Ind
John Pennington
Miorda
Will Kintey
Greensboro
Lula Smith Dies. Rites Planned at Abbott's Creek Church
Mrs Lula Raper Smith died Monday at Guilford College. Funeral services led by Rev Thomas Carrick will be held tomorrow at noon from Abbott's Creek church near Winston Salem. She was married in 1904 to Samuel Smith of Guilford College and survived by her husband five stepchildren four sisters and one brother, with burial at the nearby church cemetery.
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W.M. LU
Southside Baptist Church
J. N. Rumble
A. Lee Gibson
Green Street
C. F. Weedon
Weedon
First Baptist Church
Charles Mayard
James A.arke
David Harrison
J. E. Fouts
J. E. Lanier
Hhe Hostess Church
Thomas Carrick
Abbott's Creek Church
Will
Herore Thesband
Maggie Bodenhamer
Kerners- Wille
Ella. Pease
High Point
Erima Mallardkn
South Carolina
Flora Raper
C. M. Raper
Kexnersville
Smith Is Found Not Guilty in Police Court
W M Smith, a Black man, was found not guilty of assault with an automobile and of blocking a city hydrant in a police court ruling. Witnesses testified the bicycle accident occurred as Vernon Sowers darted into the path of Smith’s car amid heavy traffic on High street. Smith rendered aid but was delayed by a mob of spectators. the court ruled the collision unavoidable and cleared him of both charges.
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Harold Knapp
Lettie Smith
W. M. Smith
Vernon Sowers
Smith
Sowers
High Street
Smit
Restrict Wrappings Eases for Cotton and Wrappings
An agriculture department notice announces new rules restricting foreign cotton and wrappings until further disinfection requirements. Fabrication cotton and wrapings will be unrestricted for movement and use, with existing licenses expires February 27 and following steps to rescind.
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Agrieulture
Cotton Market Is Firm Today in New York Trading
The cotton market opened firm with 7 to 26 point gains and steady futures. Old crop deliveries rose as buyers kept steady support on bullish Liverpool cables and spot advice, with October futures around 26.12 and December near 20. Be
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New York
Liverpool
Realty Deeds Worth Ten Thousand Filed In Greensboro
Six real estate deeds were filed for record in Greensboro with two affecting High Point property. H. W. Rich and wife sold a High Point township property for 1500 to R. L. Warner, and J. W. Clinard and wife sold a High Point township property for 150 to George Brackett. In municipal court Frances Cross, charged with assault on Sarah and Bessie Cross, saw the warrant withdrawn and costs paid as part of a court settlement.
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R. H. Wharton
Register
Greensboro
High Point
H. W. Rich
R. L. Warner
High Point Township
J. W. Clinard
George Brackett
Frances Cross
Sarah Cross
Bessie Cross
Mrs. Bertie A. Clark Hospitalized After Fall
The many friends of Mrs. Bertie A. Clark regretfully learn she is a patient at Guilford General Hospital with injuries from a fall at her home.
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Clark
Bertie A. Clark
Guilford General Hospital
Asheville Asks to Host Southern Commercial Secretaries Meet
Asheville chamber of commerce plans to invite the Southern Commercial Secretaries association to hold its 1924 convention in this city. F L Whitman secretary will attend the Memphis meeting May 21 25 and present Asheville’s bid.
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Asheville
Southern Commercial Secretaries Association
Memphis
Record That Still Stands In Track History
The piece notes that track records fall often but highlights Alvin Kraenziein of the University of Pennsylvania setting the 220 yard low hurdles in 23 3-5 seconds in 1898, a mark that remains unmatched. It adds that a 23 4 5 was tied later and J J Wendell of Wesleyan tied a 25 year old record in 1913, yet Kraenziein’s time endures as the world’s best.
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Alvin Kraenziein
University of Pennsylvania
J. J. Wendell
Wesleyan
Kraenziein
Local Tryouts Set To Pick New Coach For Swim Team
The Olympic Club in San Francisco hosts ongoing weekly tryouts to select a swimming coach from coast applicants. Elimination tournaments reach new highs as hopefuls compete for a coaching position and potential team material.
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San Francisco
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Sidney Gale
Mae Kirkman
Die Miester
Delphine Holder
Philadelphia
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Tanhauser
Owen- Smith
W. C. Phillips
Library Fund
South Main Street
Schoo
Schoo Board
E. K. McLarty
McLarty
Henry Grady Owens
Klub Kalendar
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Society OF Thomastille
Feo
R. Pinkner Rankin
Astenia
Rankin
Ecco Harvill
J. Col. Farriss
Wari
Viv. Wiedfelter
Randlemann
John Clodfelter
Myrtle Perry
Odessa the
Greenrore
A. Fboecver
Steenshorn
Blanche Ervin
Pauline Phillips
Coallege
Sire
CC. G *Hillips
Shuford Mathews
City
Sanday
W. H. Tudor
Speight Laughlin
Dewey Fogle
Maye Livengood
D. E. Hoover
Corinne Thomas
G. M. Hoover
Mary Alice
Mrs
Luther Grimes
Asheboro
Society Belle
Marie Norton
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Paris
Mars
Lula Smith
Guilford
Rev
Realty
Dr Kings
Fred W. Dietze
Fred W. Diedze
Hone
Sheraton Taxi Co
Sheraton Hotel
Industrial Electric Co
Star Ba
J. A. Owen
National Machine and Hilectric Building
George R. Dobie
Certified Public Accountant
Rocky Mount
N.C
National Bank of Rocky
Moore’s Book Store
NFLUE
Mull
Obriens Bread
Stamey’s
Stamey's
Quality Shoe Store
FIT For Fit
Arrow
Avalon
Red Bell Shoe Store
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