Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings and Weddings
Cornelan Club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Harry Williamson’s Johnson street home with 4 PM calling. Friday Bridge hosts at J. D. Mann residence South Main from 3:30 to 6 PM. A lawn fete at English streetcar grove 6 to 10 PM features W M A and West End Baptist class, music games and a beauty contest. A double wedding at Green street home ties Jessie McGhee to David Medberry of Richmond and Blanche McGhee to Lonnie Winfrey, with post ceremony travels and future homes in Jamestown and High Point. Marjorie Wartford hosts a Young People's Union study and membership drive at First Baptist Lindsay street, with Bethlehem in focus and plans for a picnic and hay ride in August. Guests include new members Atlanta Lanier Zella Smith Sylvia Seigier. Also noted are visits from Velma Matthews and Mrs. Burnett and daughter Martha, plus contacts with Mrs. Gordon Burnett of Atlanta and families on Johnson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelan Club
Cornelian Club
Harry Williamson
Johnson Street
Philathea
West End Baptist Church
Green Street
Jessie McGhee
David Medberry
Richmond
Blanche McGhee
Lonnie Winfrey
Lawrence McHale
Charlotte
T. E. McGhee
Medberry
Columbia
S. C
Jamestown
N. Y
Winfrey
High Point
North Main Street
Asheville
North Carolina
Lindsay Street
Marjorie Wartford
Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
James A. Clark
Bethlehem
E. T. Howell
Holy Land
Theelawn
Hew
Atlanta Lanier
Zella Smith
Sylvia Seigier
Mrs Strickland and daughter depart for eastern North Carolina
Mrs. R. B. Strickland and her youngest daughter Miss Elizabeth Strickland left yesterday for an extended visit in eastern North Carolina. They will be away from the city for an extended period as they travel for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Strickland
Elizabeth Strickland
North Carolina
Strickland
Kentucky Editors Lead Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Charles J. Stewart publisher of the Lexington Herald was elected president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association in Asheville. Walter C. Johnson of the Chattanooga News was elected to a seventh term as secretary treasurer. Directors named from Alabama to Virginia. Funds raised to found Robert E. Lee memorial school of journalism at Washington and Lee University. The association amended its constitution to penalize rule violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Charles J. Stewart
Lexington
Jacksonville Times-Union
Georgia
Clark Howell, Jr
Atlanta Constitution
Kentucky
W. W. Stouffer
Louisville Post
Louisiana
A. CC. Newmyer
New Orleans Item
Mississippi
T. N. Hederman
Jackson Clarion Ledger
North Carolina
Wosephus Daniels, Jr
Raleigh News and Observer
Oklahoma
EF. K. Gaylord
Oklahoma City News
South Carolina
R. C Sieglin
Charleston News and Courier
Tennessee
W. W. Barkdale
Clarkesville Leaf-Chronicle
Texas
Roy Watson
Houston Post
Virginia
Allen Potts
Richmond News-Leader
Robert E. Lee Memorial School of Journalism
Washington and Lee University
Oil Is Poured On Troubled Marcel Waves
Nestle unveils a new permanent waving process that slashes former seven hour sessions to three hours. Women endure the torture of oil saturated waves and heated tubes to achieve damp defying curls, with many already sporting 15 to 20 waves and more seeking the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Peter Lely
Nestle
Eve
S.rorg
Ansel Seeks Re election as County Judge in S Carolina
Greenville July 12 M F Ansel former governor and current county judge announced he would seek re election in the upcoming primary. He is the only candidate to announce at this time for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
M. F. Ansel
Judge Ansel
New Motor Company Begins Business in Greensboro
The White Way Motor Company, successor to Wells Auto, filed incorporation with Greensboro officials. Authorized capital is 100000 dollars in 1000 shares. 15000 dollars subscribed, to start business with 400 dollars paid. Incorporators include R. R. Ragan, B. T. Moore, H. A. White, and C. M. Hauser. Ragan president, Moore vice president, Hauser secretary-treasurer. Buick agency. August delivery of two carloads of new models. A showroom will convert a room in the garage. Yellowstone Park figures appear as a side note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Motor Company
Wells Auto Company
Superior Court
Greensboro
R. R. Ragan
B. T. Moore
H. A. White
C. M. Hauser
Buick
White
Fayetteville May Try Out Blue Laws
Fayetteville July 13 The Kennedy act of 1921 governs sales on Sundays and was to be enforced strictly by the municipal board after a move to legalize selling ice cream and soft drinks on Sabbath failed. The council debated but did not pass the second reading, and a resolution to enforce Kennedy act provisions was adopted with the mayor and police put in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Kennedy
Cumberland County
B. R. MacKethan
John R. Tolar, Jr
Buckingham
Campaign Endorsement for Rev Sharpe by Salisbury Conference
Salisbury July 13 Rev J Frank Armstrong pastor of Forest Hill M E church south and Epworth league secretary treasurer reports Salisbury district conference resolutions endorsing J A Sharpe for his anti vice campaign in Charlotte. They urge moral and financial support and request copies to be sent to Sharpe and The Charlotte Observer. Only one day a year are women allowed in the Chapel of St John the Baptist at Genoa’s Cathedral of San Lorenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
J Frank Armstrong
Forest Hill M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
Western North Carolina Conference
J. A. Sharpe
Charlotte
Salisbury District Conference
R Sharpe
Brother Sharpe
Charlotte Observer
St. John the Baptist
San Lor Nza
Genoa
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Peacock
J. D. Mann
South Main Street
O’eclock
John L. Best
Goldboro
C. P. Jrome
Battleboro
W. G. Love
Velma Matthews
Ridgecrest
Elizabeth Brooks
Gordon Burnett
Martha Burnett
Atlana
Carter Dalton
Burnett
W. A. Rayle and Son
A. J. Fraley
Rayle
Mrs Fraley
Elma Ravyle
Guilford College
Willowbrook Street
Southern
Robert E. Lee School of Journalism
Marcel
Margaret Roche
Moffitt Furnishing Company
NEW Motor Company
Yellowstone Park
Southern Railway
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Jersey Seashore
Sou. & Prr
Washington
Philadelphia
Washington-Baltimore-Buaffalo
Seashore
Western North Carolina
Norfolk, Wilmington and
Morehead City
Winston-Calem
Durham
Raleigh
Princeton
All Resorts
Pullman
RK. H. Graham
West Trade Street
Charlotte, N. Cc
MR. Sharp
Piedmont B. & L
Association Wachovia Bank Bldg
Enterprise
Quality Shoe Store
Red Bell
Lashmit
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