The Lost Chord Theme in Adelaide Proctor Memorial Notes
A poem fragment titled The Lost Chord is referenced alongside a North Carolina club meeting. Adelaide R. Proctor is noted as jhhairman of the Social Service department and Mrs. T. W. Lingle will speak at October, with Mrs. R. C. Soyars and Mrs. W. T. Saunders named as department chairs. A Carnegie library funding plan is discussed, a city fair is proposed for September with booths and a Japanese tea room, and J. J. Farriss is named general chair with Hawaiian ukulele performances by Dorothy Snow and Nellie Muse during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhhairman
Social Service Department
T. W. Lingle
North Carolina Foderation of Womans’ Clubs
R. C. Soyars
W.T. Saunders
8. L. Davis
Jordan Street
J. J. Farriss
Dorothy Snow
Mies Nellie Muse
Two Popular Couples Married in High Point Saturday
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hayworth the wedding of Miss Mary Hazel Tomlinson to Charles F. Reith occurred with family and close friends in attendance. The couple then traveled to Greensboro for a later ceremony with Naomi Kelly and Joseph W. Tomlinson also wed there. The four new couples plan to reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Bb. Hayworth
South Main Street
Mary Hazel Tomlinson
Charles F. Reith
Greensboro
M. Penny
High Point
Hayworth
Richmond
Ruth Penny
Rodney Roach
Berta Tomlinson
Vannah Tomlinson
G. I. Morgan
Vera Henderson
F. A. Jane
Naomi Kelly
Mr. Reith
Joseph W. Tomlinson
C. B. Hayworth
J. Clyde Turner
First Baptist Church
Miss Welly
Mr. Tomlinson
Thompson
Tomlinson
Reith
Woman's Club Social Meeting At Mrs White's Lawn
Friday afternoon the Woman's club held a social gathering on the lawn of Mrs. H. A. White. Punch was served by Mrs. H. St Coffield and Mrs. B. E. Shipman in the vine clad summer house. Miss Clara I. Cox chaired the meeting and department chairmen announced plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
H. A. White
H. ST. Coffield
BE. M. Shipman
Clara I. Cox
Julius C. Smith
Latin America
H. D. Sears
J. W. Wilson
McLeod and Horney Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Annie V. McLeod married William M. Horney yesterday at 9 o'clock in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Sylvester Newlin 108 West Green Street. The couple, well known in local society and business circles, will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Newlin
West Green Street
Mr. Newlin
Annie V. McLeod
William M. Horney
Horney
Keli T. McLeod
Mr. Horney
Quiet City Wedding Ties Miss Marsh to Norman Hall
A surprise but pleasant marriage took place Saturday evening at Wesley Memorial church parsonage. Rev. Gilbert T. Rowe officiated as Miss Mary Elizabeth Marsh wed Norman F. E. Hall. The couple, after the ceremony, left for Charlotte where Hall works for the Southern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilbert T. Rowe
Mary Elizabeth Marsh
Norman Fe, Hall
Charlotte
Southern Railway Company
Red Cross Meeting Tomorrow at Headquarters
A Red Cross meeting for all ladies is scheduled for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Red Cross headquarters with an important announcement. Attendance is greatly desired. At 10 30 the first aid to injured class will follow, with charts arrived and hoped for full participation.
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Red Cross
Miss Clara Gurley to Return From Curry School Visit
Miss Clara Gurley who left last September for the Curry school of expression in Boston is expected home tomorrow night. Miss Clara EF Romer of Newark New Jersey will accompany her home for a visit to Mr and Mrs Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gurley
Curry School of Expression
Boston
Clara EF. Romer
Newark
N. J
Personal News Briefs From Greensboro Area
Rom P. Bullard of Greensboro visited yesterday with relatives in the city. Henry Smith of Aurora came to be with his critically ill mother Mrs. R S Smith of Guilford College at the local hospital. Miss Altai Pickett returned after a visit to friends at the State Normal and Industrial College. Carter Dalton returned after a Greensboro weekend visit and later went to Raleigh for a code commission session. Mr and Mrs Herbert Teer and Mr and Mrs Asa Biggs were in Greensboro from Greenville for visits. Kronheimer and Welborn traveled to Winston Salem on business.
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Henry Smith
Aurora
City
R.S. Smith
Guilford College
Altai Pickett
State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
Herbert Teer
Asa Biggs
Greenville
Raleigh
Code Commission
Miss Lessie Rodgers Visits Thelma Walters in Durham
Miss Lessie Rodgers of Durham visits Miss Thelma Walters on Johnson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Rodgers
Durham
Thelma Walters
Johnson Street
Japan Holland Relations Stay Warm Through War
In The Plague, April 7, Japanese minister at The Hague IK Ochiai said Japan and Holland have always held intimate and friendly relations and lost none of their cordiality during the war. He noted Takekoshi's writings found no echo in Japan and urged experts be assigned to study improving trade and shipping links with the Netherlands East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Japan
Holland
The
Hague
Ochiai
Netherlands East Indies
Yasaburo Takekoshi
Java
Sumatra
National Editorial association meets in Minneapolis
Right royal reception greets the National Editorial association in Minneapolis with over a thousand visitors. The 2nd annual convention opens at the West hotel with welcomes from Governor Burnquist and Mayor Van Lear. KE Tomlinson delivers the presidential address as reports are presented and policy topics discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Milin
Twin Cities
National Editorial Association
West Hotel
B. B. Herbert
Chicago
Burnquist
van Lear
J. Clyde Oswald
New York
KE. H. ‘Tomlimson
Morristown
N. J
George Schlosser
Watertown
S. C
Lodge 344 Meeting Notes From July Fire Incident
Regular lodge record notes an incident at 344 Ay evening July 9 with a fire. Visitors Jon Reid and A M Monday attended. Signature P V Kirkman See R Lynch W M.
North Carolina gardens boost value and supply
The article argues that home garden production in North Carolina could be worth about ten million dollars more, possibly 100 percent higher, and that increased garden output saves money and mitigates shortages. It urges fall and winter planting and highlights canning and drying efforts by girls clubs, with guidance from the Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olina
North Carolina
Agricultural Extension Service
Raleigh
N. C
South
Woodmen of the World hold biennial national gathering in Atlanta
Atlanta hosts the sovereign camp of Woodmen of the World with delegates from state camps representing about 12,000 local branches and nearly 250000 members. The Woodmen Circle auxiliary meets as the annual officer election is set for Thursday. The convention may run a week to ten days.
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Atlanta
Woodmen of the World
United States
Woodmen Circle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brooks Family Visits Then Leaves for Charleston Trip
Mr and Mrs J P Brooks and their children from Charleston S C depart after visiting Mr and Mrs Dunbar on Cireenshore avenue Charles Amos plans a business trip to several points in New York state He will be away from the city for about 1 days
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J. P. Brooks and Children
Charleston, S
Dunbar
Cireenshore Avenue
Charles Amos
New York State
Mr. Amos
Elks Stampede Boston Opens Grand Lodge Session
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its annual grand lodge convention in Boston. Tremont Temple hosts the opening tonight with welcomes from Governor McCall and Mayor Curley as members arrive from across the region. Hotels are filled to capacity as the event begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostow
Mass
Grand Lodge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Rika
Order
Tremont Temple
Elks
McCall
Curley
For Sale Mare and Mule Trade Offer
Trade proposal from J. F. Hayworth offering a mare and mule for cattle. Phone number 39010 provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Hayworth
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Death
Adelaide R. Proctor
Marsh-Hall
Rom P. Bullard
H. W. Kronheimer
VD. N. Welborn
Winston-Salem
Paris
Neverteless
Jon
N. F. Reid
A. M
P. V. Kirpman
R. Lynch, W. M
John Paul Lucas
Conservative
North Car
Elks Stampede
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Cleanine
Elwood Pressi Club
C. A. Hughes
Elwood Hotel
Quality Pressin ‘Club
Hile St
Anguat
Betty Wales
Uine Bargain
Gilmer Bros. Company
Taffetas
Poplin
Georgette Crepe
Beauan
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