Mrs. Adams Outstanding In Club Women's Music Campaign
Mrs Crosby Adams of Montreal is named Religious Music chair in North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs with Mrs W H Davis of Asheville spearheading. Their joint work highlights piano education, children's music, and hymns as faith and community outreach, urging club leaders to engage Junior choirs and youth in church music programs.
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Raleigh
W. H. Davis
Asheville
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Crosby Adams
Montreal
Davis
Adams
Adam
Mousic
Composer Mrs Adams Promotes Hymnology Across Nation
Theoretical music educator Mrs Adams, president of religious music for the federation, advances child friendly music education and public appreciation. She produced the Doll's Festival in Montreal and built a teaching network from Chicago to Montreat and Asheville drawing teachers nationwide.
Origin of Lead Pencils Traced to Graphite and Clay
The article explains that lead pencils are actually made from graphite and clay. It notes the name stems from old days when people wrote with lead.
Federation of Women’s Clubs Plans Midwinter Board Meet
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its mid winter board meeting January 14 to 15 in Washington with President Roberta Campbell Lawson presiding. Speakers include Dr James Edward Freeman Bishop of Washington and Wesley E Disney US representative from Oklahoma.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Roberta Campbell Lawson
James Edward Freeman
Washington
John Calvin Brown
New York
Paris
National Reform Club
International Affairs
Marjorie Trumbull
Columbia University
Wesley E. Disney
United States
Oklahoma
Disney
National Academy of Public Affairs
Federation
Carl C. Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Elizabeth Achelis
World Calendar Association
General Federation
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Roosevelt
Bride In Wedding Robes Opens Capital Board Meeting
A formal reception precedes the sessions as the board meeting opens with the presence of members of Congress and their wives and other leaders in national capital society. Two days of preparatory group meetings precede the opening.
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Togther
Congress
Attractive Asheboro Tea Honors Mrs Hal Johnson
Mrs Hal Johnson, a recent bride, was honored at a Park Street School second grade tea hosted by grade mothers and hosted by Mrs Clarence Lovett. About 175 guests attended as decorations of red flowers green white dominated the Lovett home with music by local musicians.
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Asheboro
Hal Johnson
Jan
Spec'al
Park Street
Clarence J. Lovett
Johnson
Charles W. Grigg
Helen Jones
Clarence Lovett
Frank Redding, Jr
Arthur Cox
Robert Wood
Ralph Humble
Louise Swaim
Ethel Johnson
Marvin Lovett
Miss Farmer and R B Smith Wed in Lexington
Miss Exeanor Louise Farmer and Robert Bruce Smith wed in Lexington in an informal ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev W L Wafford officiating. The bride wore blue velvet with gold trim and a blue turban. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Z F Farmer. the groom, son of the late Mrs and Mr G W Smith, is a UNC graduate and lumber firm associate. An earlier Hutching announcement notes Myra Lee Hutching’s marriage to Charles Foy Craver in Martinsville, Va.
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T. Lynwood Smith
Asheboro
Lexington
Exeanor Louise Farmer
Robert Bruce Smith
W. L. Wafford
Elmer Crouse
de Koven
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Paul Hilliard Miller
Mra. Miller Ony
C. F. Hutching
Myra Lee
Charles Foy Craver
Martinsville
P. M. Henk
First Method Church
Couple Joins in Marriage at Winston-Salem Ceremony
Mrs. Craver of 129 Westdale Avenue Winston-Salem, a graduate of R J Reynolds high school, wed Mr Craver, eldest son of Mr and Mrs John D Craver of this city. He is a Lexington high school graduate now working with his father at Piedmont Furniture company.
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Z. F. Farmer
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Atlanta
Smith
G. W. Smith
Ins
Westdale Avenue
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds High School
Mr. Craver
John D. Craver
Lexington High School
Piedmont Furniture Company
Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles F Craver return from a bridal trip to Florida and settle on West Side Drive at Mrs Ruffin Redwines home. Several families visit relatives in Salisbury and High Point. The Loyal Workers class of the First MB church met at Mrs John Arnolds home with social hour and plans for a new member drive. Hoyt Williams hosts New Year party on Robbins Circle with guests and games.
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Charles F. Craver
Florida
West Side Drive
Ruffin Redwine
Charles E. Williams
Pau Charles Ellis
Roby Freedle
Hoyt Williams
High Point
Carl Ward
Betty Bruce
W. C. Goings
Emma Sue
Salisbury
C. F. Hutchins
Winston-Salem
C. D. Hunt
M. BE. Church
John Arnold
Joe Holman
Nannie Hege
H. C. Leonard
Roy Walker
Roger Lanning
Robbins Circle
Rook
Mack Hedrick
Two Bridge Events At Emerywood Country Club
Emerywood Country Club schedules two bridge events this week to inaugurate the club program for the new year. A bi weekly ladies party is Tuesday at 3 pm, with hostesses to be announced. The monthly evening party for all members is Friday at 8 pm, with hosts to be announced. Members should contact secretary John C Abels.
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Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Country Club
Old Randolph bonds show 500 pound marriage safeguards in 1800s
Randolph county records reveal 1800 1810 marriage licenses bonded to the governor for 500 pounds to guarantee no legal impediments. Names like Erwin Lemis Fisher Ball appear in now faded handwritten documents. These bonds help trace family histories and tie early residents to local practice.
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Randolph County
William Erwin
Lydia Lemis
Joshua Fisher
Sarah Ball
Wood
Fox
Fuller
Davis
Lamb
Randi County
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One Theological Seminary
Edward MaeDowell
The
Music News of Chicago
Music News
Chicago
Montreat
Mrs, Crosby Adams
Ruth Harris
Louise
Louise Pearson Elliott
Lucille Ballew
Bee Glad Shop
North Main Street
Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. G. Morris
Randolph Book Club
East Salisbury Street
J. D. Ross
Williamsburg
E. H. Morris
Miss Farmer
R.B. Smith
Security Bank
Flossie Trogdon Brown
Callie Reeves Johnson
Lucille Ingram
N. C
Faith Brewer
Gary Charles Davis
Elizabeth Vi
Luther J
Tipton Street
Belk-Stevens Co
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