Ancient Empire Reflections Mix With Local Society Notes
Fragmented verse opens with classical imagery then shifts to a local society page. The column lists entertainments at the Sorosis club East Green Street, bridge events, Hastern Star, Wesley Memorial story hour, Mrs Pollock hosting, Junior Endeavors at Friends church, a Gold Medal Orchard house party, Daisy Davies Missionary society, and reports from Mrs Stewart on returning missionaries from Japan, all reflecting a small town weekly social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Davies
D. L. Bouldin
Robert Parker
China
Alm
A. Stewart
Japan
Social notes from Washington and surrounding towns
Mrs J H Mellichampe and children of Washington visit her parents Mr and Mrs F M Pickett. Mrs R N Jackson of Chicago guests Mrs B G Strieter on Roland Park. Mr and Mrs W C Beavens spend week in Blowing Rock. Mrs Robert M Noble with daughter Margaret Blair Noble of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Martha Blair at Albert apartments. Miss Louise Ermhart visiting in Durham guest of aunt Mrs J C Troy. Mrs R C Aldridge returns from Washington DC with sister Mrs Arthur IX Kenande and young son Arthur J. Miss Sadie Christenberry of Norfolk and M J Goodyear of Atlanta return to Trinity College after visiting Misses Phoebe and Clara Worth. Miss Clara Worth attending summer school at Trinity accompanies them. Mrs Ted Connor of Spartanburg and Mrs L L Simmons of Greensboro to visit sister Mrs W T Powell on Park Way. Mr and Mrs Jink Burris back from short trip to Leno and Blowing Rock. Mr and Mrs Charles Matton of Winston-Salem will leave for Reidsville to visit Mrs Matton's mother Mrs Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
D. M. Pollock
Bridge
Charles Matton
Winston- Salem
G. A. Matton
R. N. Jackson
Chicago
EB. G. Strieter
J. Worth
Bacon
Robert M. Noble
Margaret Blair Noble
Martha Blair
The
Albert Apartments
Sadie Christenberry
Norfolk
M. J. Goodyear
Atlanta
Trinity College
Phoebe
Clara Worth
Trinity
Ted Connor
Spartanburg
S. C
L. L. Simmons
Greensboro
City
President Harding Visits Juneau Ice Event Cheers City
President Harding and party arrived in Juneau Alaska for a 24 hour stop during a three day Gulf of Alaska tour. A spectacle of ice crashing from a navy gun simulated the Henderson’s approach near Taku glacier as locals lined the route for welcomes from Governor Bone, Mayor Goldstein and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Harding
Juneau
Alaska
Taku Bay
Taku
Seward
Gulf of Alaska
Pacific Ocean
Scott Bone
Goldstein
American Legion
Chilkoot Barracks
Governor's Mansion
Hoover
Wallace
The
Elks and Pioneers
Alvin Oldham Arrested in New Orleans Flight Suspect
Alvin Oldham alias James O'Brien, 25, said to have escaped Indiana state penitentiary at Jeffersonville and sought in several cities for confidence games. Police alerted Los Angeles New York City Durham and Jacksonville authorities to the arrest in New Orleans late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Oldham
New Orleans
James O’brien
Indiana State Penitentiary
Jeffersonville
Los Angeles
New York City
Durham
N. C
Jacksonvile
Fla
Fashion blouse described with lace and crepe fabrics
A blouse sketch envisions a variety of styles from short sleeve to sleeveless with options for plain tailoring or lace trimming. Fabrics favored include white crepe de chine and wire voile, featuring lace trims monograms pockets and fine tucks or pleats.
Posse Finds No Trace Of Escaped Convicts
BRISTOL VA July 10 Members of a posse searching the hills near Hemlock Tenn reported to city officials they had found no trace of two Negro convicts who escaped after a battle with officers yesterday. One prisoner Max Redicks was killed and another seriously wounded as four detainees fled from a prison camp at Penland NC. Officers pursued into the mountains and exchanged gunfire from behind trees in dense woods. no officers were wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Hemlock
Tenn
Max Redicks
Penland
N. C
High Point Chero Cola Ad Promises Quality
A short vintage style ad extols High Point Chero Cola as genuine and surprisingly good. It claims the drink is as good as other sodas and priced no higher than rivals, urging readers to try it if they have not yet.
Warning on ONeill Vegetable Remedy imitators
A public notice warns against counterfeit VIR Tablets for constipation and liver relief. It directs buyers to seek the genuine Vegetable Remedy VR Tablets in a red white and blue box with the J L O Neill photo and Ed G Neill name, from the Medicine Co of St Louis and J A Hart Drug Co next to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
JL. O Nei
Necill Medicine Co
St. Louis
How to Reduce Varicose Veins Different claims for Moones Emerald Oil
A dubious advertisement touts Moone’s Emerald Oil as a remedy for varicose veins and other conditions. It promises rapid improvement with twice daily application and offers money back if not satisfied. Hart Drug Co. is listed as a supplier next to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Hart Drug Co
Post Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Babylon
Thebes
Tyre
Mlgt Uy
Byg
Lora
Lare
NEA Service, Inc
Berton Braley
Oo. E. S
Order of the Hastern Star
Masonic Hall
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Endeavors
Junior Endeavor Society of the Friends Church of
Springfield
Friends Church of
Ternoon
Jake Welborn
Archdale
Dalton
Carter Dalton
Summer Place
Gold Medal Orchard
Wilkesboro
Tose
Gold ‘Médal Orchard
Alvis Barnes
Co. M. Hauser
H. A. Millis
Harry~ Raymond
Moffitt’s
J. H. Mellichampe
Washington, D.C
B. G. Strieter
Roland Park
Mrs.w. C. Beavens
Blowing Rock
Louise Ermhart
J. C. Troy
R.C. Aldridge
Washington, D., C
Arthur IX. Kenande
Arthur, J
Mrs. Jink Burris
Leno
Blowing Rack
Wiinslon-Salem
Boston
Greater
Jacques Reich
New York
United States
Daturaven
N. Y
Mr. Reich
Hungary
Mr. Harding
J. A. Elart Drug Co
Postoffice
High Points Greathst Store
Women’s Union
of Women’s
4 Fach
DIC
Women’s Knit Union
Stout
Children’s Union
van Raalte
Jacobs Boot Shop
Jacobs, Ow
Pruebtood
Ass't. Mgr
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Wom
Fifth Avenue Shop
Main Street
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