If You Can Win a Husband Parody by a Woman
A woman poet Helen Adelaide Roylands suggests a Kipling style parody on marriage with advice to women about patience, devotion, and upholding appearances in matrimony. The poem appears in the St. Louis Globe Democrat among society pieces and personal notes. A wedding note follows: Miss Lelia Alice Miller marries Amos M. Farrell at Mrs. C. M. Loving’s home. they plan to live in Charlotte.
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Kipling
Helen Adelaide Roylands
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Monce Farrell
Delta Tau club hosts sister in law at English Street home
Mrs J A Hart entertained the Delta Tau club at her English street home in honor of her sister in law Mrs C T Ingram of Greenville South Carolina. No prizes were given this year but the honoree received a boudoir cap. A salad course followed the games served by the hostess with Miss Louise Ingram and Mrs D M Pollock assisting.
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J. A. Hart
Delta Tau Club
English Street
C. T. Ingram
Greenville
S. C
Louise Ingram
D. M. Pollock
Avery Kirkman
Hazel Briggs
Marco Goley
Lillie Waye Baker
Edith Bradshaw
Mabel Hicks
Mesdames
H. I. Coffield
H. A. Millis
J. E. Millis
Dallas Zollicoffer
J. E. Hardee
Madison
Fla
Robert Walker
Bruce Carraway
J. O'Neal Craig
Salisbury
Oscar D. Baxter
Tom Gilliam
O. E. Mendenhall
Atkinson Hostess Entertains with Six Tables of Rock
Mrs. J. C. Hill entertained at her Hamilton street home yesterday afternoon complimenting guest Mrs. K. C. Denny of Atkinson. Six tables of rock games, potted plants as decorations, and a buffet luncheon served by the hostess with help from Miss Helen Johnson Miss Phebe Johnson and Mrs. W. W. Idol. Guests included Miss Florence Blair, Miss Phebe Johnson, Miss Helen Johnson, andMesdames D. M. Pollock C. C. Robbins J. T. Burrus R. B. Terry Dec Welborn A. S. Caldwell W. M. Webster A. W. ...
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K. C. Denny
Atkinson
J. C. Hill
Hamilton Street
Helen
Phebe Johnson
W. W. Idol
Florence Blair
Helen Johnson
Mesdames D. M. Pollock
C. C. Robbins
J. T. Burrus
R. B. Terry
Dec Welborn
A. S. Caldwell
W. M. Webster
A. W
Woman's club meeting moved to school room
The home economics department of the Woman's club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 in the domestic science room of the South Main street graded school instead of the Elks home as previously announced.
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The
Woman’s Club
South Main Street Graded School
Elks
Parliamentary law club meeting set for tomorrow afternoon
The Woman's club law department will convene tomorrow at 3 30 o clock. Mrs E T Harmon Yeung hosts at her North Main Street home.
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Parliamentary Law Department
The
Woman's Club
E. T. Harmon Yeung
North Main Street
Gamma Zeta Club Hostess Miss Hazel Briggs
Miss Hazel Briggs will entertain the Gamma Zeta club at her home on Hamilton Street tomorrow afternoon at 3.30 o'clock.
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Hazel Briggs
Gamma Zeta Club
Hamilton Street
Philomathean Club Meeting at Mrs Moffitt Home
The Philomathean club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs O P Moffitt at her Lindsay street home.
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The
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
U D C Meets Saturday Afternoon at Gatewood Home
The U D C will hold a meeting Saturday at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. O E Mendenhall at her Gatewood Avenue home.
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O. E. Mendenhall
Gatewood Avenue
Mrs W M Webster Leaves Swainsboro for Concord Visit
Mrs. W. M. Webster of Swainsboro Georgia will travel Saturday to Concord to visit relatives and friends after several days as the guest of Mrs. A. S. Caldwell before returning home.
Illness of James Melli Champe Jr Engenders Family Notice
Friends of Mr and Mrs James Melli Champe announce their little son is ill with pneumonia in a brief notice. The family requests prayers and well wishes as the child receives care.
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James Mellichampe
Mrs E K Willis Arrives in Washington for Family Visit
Mrs E K Willis of Washington arrived last night to spend several weeks as the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs E T Harmon on North Main Street.
Harris Family Attends Bernhardt Play in Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris and family will attend the presentation of Sarah Bernhardt's production in Greensboro tonight. Miss Elizabeth will remain in Greensboro, returning to her studies at G C W.
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J. W. Harris
Sarah Bernhardt
Greensboro
Elizabeth
Greensboro Tonight to See Sarah Bernhardt Play
Mr and Mrs H A Millis will join others attending the performance of Sarah Bernhardt in Greensboro tonight.
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H. A. Millis
Sarah Bernhardt
Greensboro
Mrs. Hugh Parks Returns Home From Visit in Winston-Salem
Mrs. Hugh Parks of Winston-Salem, who has been staying with Mrs. Ed Kearns on East Russell Street for several days, returned to her home today.
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Hugh Parks
Winston-Salem
Ed. Kearns
East Russell Street
Brockway Daughters Return North for Training
Miss Grace Mink will finish kindergarten studies at Ethical Culture schools in New York City. Miss Katherine Brockway proceeds with nurse training at Crouse Irving Hospital in Syracuse New York.
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Luman
Brockway
Grace Mink
Ethical Culture Schools
New York City
Katherine Brockway
Crouse Irving Hospital
Syracuse
N. Y
Students and guests departure noted at Davidson campus
Hugh Hamilton spent the holidays with his parents on Hamilton Street and returned to Davidson College. Miss Marylily Fisher leaves tonight for Washington for a ten day visit with Major and Mrs. E. I. Brown in the U. S. Army engineering corps.
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Hugh Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton Street
Davidson College
Marylily Fisher
Washington
E. I. Brown
Engineer Corps
Hall Jr. returns to Raleigh to resume A and M studies
D. H. Hall Jr. after spending Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs D H Hall has returned to Raleigh where he will resume his studies at the Agricultural and Mechanical college there.
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D. H. Hall, Jr
D. H. Hall
Raleigh
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Andrews Returns Home from High Point Visit
Ben D. Andrews of High Point has returned to his home in Oxford after a brief stay there. Mrs. Andrews will remain a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jackson in Oxford.
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Ben D. Andrews
High Point
Oxford
Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. H. L. Jackson
Woman's Club Plans Community Aid and Education
The High Point Woman's Club held a meeting at the Elks home to discuss hog pen nuisance protests and to form a volunteer committee for collecting funds to hire a visiting nurse. They reported 35 Christmas dinner baskets sent to families and raised 110.65 for the Red Cross seal drive, plus school and library initiatives and a broad forestry and bird conservation program.
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A. J. Owen
A.E. Tate
Frank Gurley
J. E. Kirkman
Marshall Thacker
C. D. Smith
H. A. White
S. F. Wall
W. Hayes
Enterprise
Camp Fire Girls
Rose Theater
The
Elks
Red Cross Seal Committee
Elks Home
Thomas Newlin
Guilford College
Browning
High Point
Broadway
Conservation
North Carolina Forestry Magazine
High Point Woman’s Club
J. J. Blair
Wilmington Public Schools
Effort to Oust Sutherland Led by Chilton Camp
Attorneys for United States Senator W E Chilton filed in circuit court in Hinton West Virginia to oust Republican Howard Sutherland alleging his primary campaign exceeded the expenditure limits set by the state corrupt practices act.
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Sutherland
Hinton
W. Va
United States
W. E. Chilton
West Virginia
Howard Sutherland
Chinese Merchant in Cananea Paid Fine to Avoid Firing Squad
From Douglas Arizona January 4 report says Sam Wong a Chinese merchant of Cananea Sonora refused a $1000 gambling house charge and was marched to a cemetery faced with a firing squad but paid the fine to avert the execution.
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Douglas, Ariz
Sam Wong
Cananea
Sonora
Jbhen Wong
Emergency powers eyed to curb high cost of living
A special committee of the New York state conference of mayors met in Schenectady to study recommendations on using eminent domain by federal, state, and local governments to seize and distribute food during emergencies with owners compensated later.
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New York State Conference of Mayors
Foley’s Honey and Tar Clears Croup in Children
Billie Mayberry of Eckert Georgia reports two of her children began coughing with croup three weeks ago. A dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar given before bed stopped the attack by morning. For sale by Mann Drug Company.
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Billie Mayberry
Eckert
Foley
Croup
Mann Drug Company
Grazing Increase in National Forests Despite Land Reductions
In 1916 forests saw 138 442 more cattle and horses and 605 338 more sheep and goats than in 1915. The rise occurred despite extensive reductions of grazing lands, credited to better stock handling and deeper knowledge of the range.
Forage on the Ranges and Their Carrying Capacity
The article analyzes how available forage limits grazing on vast ranges. It examines vegetation quality, seasonal growth, and the steady demand from livestock. Researchers discuss balancing herd size with sustainable carrying capacity to prevent overgrazing and land degradation.
Ladies of High Point Coffee Demonstration Notice
Mrs Donovan will demonstrate White House Coffee at P. H. Johnson’s store on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday for the ladies of High Point.
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Marylily Fisher Office
Klemme
L. Davis
J. E. Marsh
Virgil Idol
Coe
S. Tomlinson
W. J. Jones
C. E. Mendenhall
G. A. Matton
C. A. Ring
J. D. Cox
J. G. Briggs
Taplin
G. H. Kearns
Mrs
Denny Honoree
Home Economic Department
Woman’s Club News
North Carolina Forestry Association
North Carolina
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Woman‘s Club
Kermiss
Allen
Edwin Clapp
Schenectady, N. Y
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
New Year Savings Club
of Home Banking Co
Home Banking Co
Monit
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