CLUBS PARTIES MISS SIMMONS TO HONOR VISITOR
Miss Mary Simmons hosts a Friday bridge at her South Main home at 3 30 to honor Miss May Carlisle Moore of Barnettsville DC, guest of Misses Ernestine and Lucy Hayes. AR Kirkman is ill and Howard Gold sails abroad with companions for three to four months.
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Miss Simmons
Mary Simmons
Bridge
South Main Atreat
May Carlisle Moore
Barnettsville
D. C
Ernestine
Lucy Hayes
Howard Gold
Greensboro
New York
Norman Block
L. Fitton
Wedding and Social Notes Highlight Local Hostesses
Attractive bride elect events and a Denner party at the Golden Glow Tea Room showcase Miss Kate Burton and a guest list at a South Main Street venue. A forthcoming wedding of Miss Lerolhy Tratt and C. 50 Mo is detailed, with attendees including Miss Shine and Lawrence Hiatt. Mrs. D. L. Bouldin hosts a bridge morning for Mrs. G. L. Bouldin of Dickson Tennessee, with 11 tables and a lavish display of nasturtiums and other flowers.
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Denner
Golden Glayww
Kate Burton
Golden Glow Tea House
A. D. Brotlett
South Main Street
Ruth Welborn
Vauline Innions
Reyton
Airintiand, Lowe
Milhord Ragen
Mrs. Bouldin
D. L. Bouldin
Bridge
Johnson Street
G. L. Bouldin
Dickson, Tenn
A. E. Tate
van Sheets
M. C. Crowson
Everett Marah
T. V. Rochelle
J. $. Welborn
Garner Pollock
William Waldron
Ernest Wall
Reusel
Charles Holton
Henry Kearns
Lyjman Redding
Andrew Lindsay
Wil Hant Lindsay
O. J. McCay
Willlin Simmons
Clyds Cox
D. N. Welborn
People Attend Various Social Visits and Travel Notices
Pearl Sams is at Pimmersehool with Dr and Mrs Vo W Mentsinger visiting Lin. Alent singer's 1pr, P. A. Jones, at Hamilton street, left for Newport yesterday. Abs Laston Hodge to spend about two weeks with them. Mrs Hodge to visit former contact Mrs Louise Ebis in Avhoyilie. Zahan Harris attended ethics and Harris gatherings in Washington DC, plans to visit Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City before returning home. Wavile Sullivan returns from Bastmian College graduation in Pouglpeeksie NY. Mrs Robert J Harris returns from New York. Miss Helen Rogers attends Epworth League conference at West Market Street Methodist church Greensboro as delegate from Main Street Methodist. Mrs J J Gentry of Winston-Salem visits and attends morning party hosted by Mrs D L Bouldin.
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Mes
Mentsinger
Bern
Lin. Alentsinger
P. A. Jones
Hamilton Street
Yeaterday
Newport
Abs
Laston Hodge
Hodge
Avhoyilie
Foaam-Matta
Louise Ebis
Helen Rogers
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Miss Rogers
Main Street Methodist Church
Madoo Holds To His Delegates In Party Convention
The convention session shows growing worry the platform may dodge a clear pro or anti American participation in the League of Nations. Democrats who deserted in 1920 remain unsettled while leaders fear alienating voters as pro longuer voices claim public sentiment has shifted since 1920.
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Madoo
League
League of Nations
McAdoo and League of Nations Dominate Republican Convention
The Cleveland convention splits over Europe policy with McAdoo allies pushing for a league plank. Bryan and McAdoo favor US entry after a national referendum while Klan opposition shapes the debate. Dark horses rise as delegates seek a nominee who avoids an early defensive stance.
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Repubblican
Cleveland
Europe
McAdge
League of Nations
Newton PD
Baker
Carter Glass
McAdoo
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Resolurtions Committee
McAdan Bere
Wey
Adoo
Pat Lfat
Local People Back From a Conference
Dr George R Brown pastor of the First Methodist Protestant church led a ten day summer Young People's conference in Weaverville. Captain A M Rankin Mrs Rankin their daughter Gerothy Lee Rankin Mrs BE L Douglis and Mrs Claire Douglas returned home last night from attendance at the event.
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George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
A. M. Rankin
Rankin
Gerothy Lee Rankin
BE. L. Douglis
Claire Douglas
Weaverville
Sumer
Dr. Brown
Elks To Hold Meeting Tonight In Judge Room
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold its sole meeting in the judge room tonight at Orfork. Because the state convention was in Winston-Salem last week, members missed a session and expect substantial lodge business to be discussed.
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High Point Ge Wenevolent and Protective Order
Elks
Orfork
Winston-Salem
Elke
White Wins In Second Round Tennis Tourney
White defeats Sweden Jivingend in the second round of the inter intermediate tennis tournament held yesterday afternoon. The report notes the match and the event as part of local sports coverage.
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White
PD. White
Sweden
Jar
Amt
Bert Gt
Fiddlers 10 Play Tomorrow Night at Municipal Theatre
An old time fiddlers convention will be held at the municipal theatre at 8 o'clock Friday night. Top fiddle players from the region are expected to perform. Funds raised support the local fire department as they plan a tourney and convention next month. Prizes awarded for instruments and there will be canoes, dancing and a clever comedian entertaining. The event follows a similar convention held last winter at the municipal building.
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Pieres
cumimiGes Frelares
Quarteite
Blickfage
Tigger
Alainy
Hettey
Men's Bible Class Banquet at Presbyterian Church
The Men's Bible class of the Presbyterian church will host a banquet tomorrow at 7:00 o'clock in the church hut for interested men. An music and speeches program is planned with Dr. Dred Peenk, Rev. P. C. Cale, and W. W. Smith featured. Carter Dalton will serve as toastmaster.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Hut
Dred Peenk
P. C. Cale
W. W. Smith
Carter Dalton
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High Point Street
ERP
Sheffield-Chapman
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Mabel Jane Chapman
Charles Anthony Sheffield
Greenville
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Lexington
North Carolina
Claats
Fhond
Moffitt’s
Agleritton-Birty
Privadis
Mira Lerolhy
J. George TL Brown
North Main Strest
Albritien
Asheboro
Albritton
Galypson
Mr. Shine
Miss Shine
Chapel Hill
Lawrence Hiatt
High Point
Amok
J. J. Gentry
Winstonem
Bonner
B. N. Allen
Gurney Briggs
Horace Haworth
Charles James
Conner Covington
Alexander Rankin
Jesse Harris
Lewis Teague
Mary Garland
Farmville
J.D. Brame
Phillips
FL R Taylor
Eshelman
Annabella King
Marie Edgerton
Oak Ridge
Miss Edgerton
M.T. Edgerton
Pearl Sams
N. Oo, We
Ida Robinowitz
Ethircs
Zahan-Harris Didings
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wavile Sullivan
Pouglpeeksie
Bastmian College
Robert J. Harris
Trophy Council Fz
New Lodge
Esom
Ve Néw Hall
Broginavst Halldeg
Nort Melasly
Fiddlers
Coure
Jesus
Kelvinator
Britt Electric Co
Cary
Greaney
Max Bones
Nemolastik
Nemolastie
Nemo
Kayser
Erin Pater
Gare Tart Dd
Assictant Manger
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Mer Warren
Terial
Cytherea
Goddess of
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