Society News Tells of Moves and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Hudson move to a new home on the Parkway while Mr and Mrs W C Phillips relocate to the city from Raleigh. A Parents Teachers meeting is planned at Emma Blair school with a special program. The Woman's Guild of St Marys hosts a silver tea at Mrs Houston B Hiatt home. Violet Johnson hosts Beta Fi club luncheon at the Sheraton for Mrs Morton and Mrs Marsh. Fortnightly Bridge club held by Mrs Alvin Parker with Valentine motif. Eastern Star initiates seven new members and plans a Valentine party and carnival. Mrs Carter Dalton hosts a bridge afternoon in honor of Mrs Hall Houston. Ladies Aid Society reports parsonage repairs and plans an oyster supper and Valentine party. Mrs Owen Smith hosts a farewell luncheon for Mrs C Je Long and Miss Ida Alexander bound for a Mediterranean cruise. Murfreesboro Musical Arts Club invites for a concert at the Seaton featuring J Foster Barnes and Mrs Whitaker with the Chorale and guest pianist Mrs T B Whitaker.
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Fohnso
Violet Johnson
Sheraton Hotel
Alvin Parker
Alvin
Parker
Bridge Club
Hamilton Street
S. J. Brash
Wilbur Jones
Charles Ragan
George Matton
Chase Idol
Arthur Lyon
L. Davis
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hall Houston
Newport News
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Robert Walker
Albion Millis
Dalton
Ladies Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Stephen Clark
Parkway
E. K. McLarty
Q. C. Durland
3. W. Austin
George Wood
C. Je. Long
Ida Alexander
Owen-Smith
MI Ical Arts Club
Murfeal Arts Club
Sieaton
Eich
J. Foster Barnes
Gsensboro
Barnes
Crossboro
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney Gale
Gayle
Bosale Alderman
Creensboro
Eerese Artint
Ti Bi Awihita Kea Adi
Iak Ridge
Whitaker
Pearance
Mintete Lovery
Choraso- Peete
Met
Dusical Avi Club
Hatred of France Exists in Russia Says Goodrich
James P. Goodrich, former governor of Indiana and Russia trustee, asserts Russia would not wage war unless forced, notes strong anti France sentiment among peasants, and says Russia favors defense over aggression though relations with Germany exist via a treaty. He emphasizes Russia is tired of war and economically unable to sustain a large army.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Russia
France
James P. Goodrich
Indi
Ana
Goodrich
Soviet Republic
American Relief Administration
Germany
Klub Calendar Hosts and Intre Nous Gatherings
Mrs Albion Millis will host the Duplicate Bridge club at 1 p m at her North Main street home. Mrs John Lindsay Jr will entertain the intre Nous club at 3 p m at her Colonial drive residence.
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Albion Millis
Duplicate Bridge Club
North Main Street
John Lindsay, Jr
Colonial Drive
Club hosting schedule at 3 o'clock in multiple homes
Pareer at 110 Boulevard hosts Philomathean club at 3. Mrs C A Ring hosts Priscilla club at 3. Miss Violet Johnson on Thurston street hosts Beta Pi club at 3.
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Mes. DD
Pareer
Boulevard
Philomathean Club
C. A. Ring
Priscilla Club
Thomasville Notes and Local Social Updates
Mis¢ her McNeal called to her seriously ill mother. A son Steven Franklin Nobles was born to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nobles of Ayden on January 20. Various locals, including Maie Snell, Maye Lig, Clarence Livengood, Lionel Strayborn, and others, visited Winston and High Point over the weekend. Cynthia File is recovering from influenza. Mrs. Hoover attended furniture shows in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiomasville
Mis
McNeal
Vera
Steven Franklin Nobles
Ayden
Steven Franklin, Jr
Ts. Nobles
Tella Clodfelter
John Clodfelter
Funeral of Old Printer in Goldsboro
Odd Fellows conducted the funeral for W. H. Collins 81 who died in Raleigh Sunday. A former foreman of the Goldsboro Messenger composing room, Collins was a longtime resident and city citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Odd Fellows
W. H. Collins
Raleigh
Collins
Old
Julius A. Bonitz
North Carolina College for Women Extends Summer Term to 12 Weeks
The North Carolina College for Women will lengthen summer study to 12 weeks with two consecutive six week terms starting June 13. Full college credit will be given and courses may run the full period. The move aims to expand access for teachers and students and mirrors patterns at Chicago and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creensboro
North Carolina College For Women
J. H. Cook
School of Education
Chicago
Virginia
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MR. and
Mrs. Hudson
New Home
H. T. Hudson
the Parkway
Phillips
City
W. C. Phillips
Parentyteacher
Parent-Teacher Association
Emma Blair
M. G. Culler
Woman's Guild
Woman’s Guild
St. Mary’s Church
Houston B. Hiatt
Roland Park
Ladies
Mrs. Gwern-Smith
Conan Pe
Cleondro
Lops
Bliss Ida Alerander
Po Ree Cho Oa
Rogoee
T. F. Wrenn
Willrow
Mary Alexander
Mars
Claire Dux
Miss Ux
NEA
Uttons Flower Shop
Greensboro
High Point
Klub Kalendar
Thurston Street
Beta Pi Club
Moffitt Furnishing Company
UC ET
Thomasville
Maie Snell
Maye Liginfood
Winston
Miss Liveng3ea
Clarence Liven
Hira
Lionel Strayborn
Mise Gdeosa Rice
Dolan Jern
Kent Nance
Mary Hogan
Erma
Tuart Gloff
Winston Sunday
Leesie Harris
J. T. Cochrane
Nobe Walger
Lexington
Bigg
Cynthia File
CC. M. Hoover
ESS
E. Skuffer
Ea Bor
Rnic
Vershoes
Cation
Bellans
High Point Music Store
Main
Washington Streets
Fordd & Ad Ge Tey Jjalton
Llotists
Opposete M.P. College
Jers Tality Shoe Store
Lion Brand
Red Bell Shoe Store
Enterprise
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