Luncheon Club Postpones Meeting and Society Notes
Readable items show the Duplicate Bridge Luncheon club postponing this week’s meeting with Mrs. Carter Dalton. Other notes mention Miss Gwendolyn Cummings ill at home, the West End Baptist junior BYPU attendance prize, and upcoming church and club events across Greensboro including dinners, weddings, and bridge parties with multiple local members named.
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Duplicate Bridge
Carter Dalton
West End
Club Calendar Items For Thursday To Saturday
Thursday duplicate bridge luncheon at 1.00 Hostess to be announced Archdale club meeting 2.30 at Mrs S O Peebles Beta Pi club meeting until March 18 Nellie Muse to host at South Main Street Friday Philomathean club at Alberta apartment 6.00 Priseila club at North Main Street hour ArkO Lay Music club at St Marys Bath House 4.00 Women s Foreign Mission society to present Dr Ray Smith in a stretch lecture Thankoffering service at 8.00 Saturday Junior chair St Marys church parish house 8:30
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A. W. Klemme
Hamilton Street
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Klemme
Society
Ed. Freeze
Miss Boyd
Clara Boyd
Musical Art Club
State Federation of Music
Gastonia
Boyd
Broad Street
W. G. Shipman
R. L. Waynick
Nellie Muse
Woman's Club
Duplicate Bridge
Entre Nous
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Archdale Club
S. O. Peebles
Beta Pi Club
South Main Street
Philomathean Club
Charles Raga
Alberta
Priseila Club
Dee Pollock
North Main Street
Arko
St.Mary's Bath House
Elizabeth Myatt
Ray Smith
Elizabeth Brown
Women's Foreign Mition Society
First Wob
Greenshorn
St. Mary's Church
College — Street
Social notes and travel mentions from Hartford to Greensboro
Mrs. William Dinsmore of Hartford Conn visits with Mrs. W H Ragan while Miss Marie Stevens of Statesville returns home after visiting Miss Thelmas Win eskie on North Main Street W Baer of Creenstore was a business visitor this morning I Allen Austin was in Greensboro on Tuesday as a professional visitor A large Atlantic liner stocks up for one voyage 170000 pounds meat 50 tons potatoes and 5000 pounds butter
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India
W. O. T. Club
Charles Hauser
North Main Street
Albion Millis
Carter Dalton
Halstead Tomlinson
Harry Raymond
Will Dinsmore
Hartford, Conn
Arthur Lyons
William Dinsmore
Harford
Conn
W. H. Ragan
Marie Stevens
Statesville
Thelmas Wineskie
Allen Austin
Greensboro
Doris Reid Spring Gown With Periwinkle Crepe and Lace
A Doris Reid design features a high collar and generous side hair to balance a periwinkle crepe gown. An edging of French braid adds daring partial color, while a wide sash ties at the front creating a loose, flowing hem ideal for spring wear.
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Doris Reid
Medium height women suit coolie hat styles in spring
A fashion note outlines the coolie hat with a pointed crown of silver cloth and peacock feathers draped for a dramatic look. It warns that height extremes exaggerate or shorten the silhouette, while a balanced height best suits the style. The hat is lined with blue metallic cloth and paired with a black gold embroidered veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Louise
Truett Evangelistic Campaign Reaches Second Week in Raleigh
The large revival led by Dr. George W. Truett of Texas continues in the Raleigh city auditorium, drawing deep religious fervor from residents of the area. Today truth recruits arrived from across the state, and university students from Raleigh’s colleges filled seats, including both white and colored students from last night.
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Raleigh, Maren
City
George W. Truett
Texas
Peo
Ple
Raleigh
Funeral for Elm er Payne Held at Abbott's Creek
Elm er Payne native of High Point died last Wednesday in New Mexico. His body arrived with friend R. L. Teague. Masonic honors were accorded at Abbott's Creek at 2 PM with Rev J. M. Hilliard officiating. Payne 28 had worked in New Mexico oil fields and is survived by his mother Mrs Florina Payne four brothers and one sister.
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Elmner Payn
High Point
Fanninagion
New Mexico
High Poin
Gis. Frend
R. L. Teague
Abbott's Creek
J. M. Hilliard
Payhe
Hsd
Florina Payine
J. G. Be
Fire damages hotel fourth floor in Augusta blaze
A morning fire on the fourth floor of an Augusta hotel caused damage and left several guests distressed. The Genesta, a rebuilt property after last November’s major blaze, was damaged again as repairs neared completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Marsh
Ala Sat
Genesta
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Grippe
Gwendolyn Cummings i
Poland Park
Mrs. Klemme
Washington State
George K. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Washington, D. C
Cornelia Vanderbilt
K Street
Washington
Vanderbilt
Gurney Briggs
Faust
Guilford College
Gounod
College Choral Society
James Wesley White
Briggs
Guilford
Memorial Hall
Bington
Harry L. Brockman
Maria Butler
Brockman
J.L. Brockman
Gate City
Southern
Tuesday Bridge Club
T. V. Rochelle
Parkway
C. C. Durland
D. N. Wilborn
Willis Slane
Houston Hiatt
M. CC. Crowson
Ernest Shipman
L. R. Terry
Wesley Memorial Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ostar Kearns
Aid Society
W. Altonnae Conference
Nilfoerd County
North Carolina College For Women
Greensbro
N.C. OG. W
N. CC. CG. W
J. Mahaffey
Presbyterian Hut
Mahaffey
Alice Barbes
Elizabeth Council
Ruth Moffitt
Marjorie Tate
Johnnie Mase
Brad Cates
Ralph Walls
Ralph Asbury
Nellie Dobbs
J. H. Dobbs
Dobbs
John Moffitt
Pope Raymond
Adiss Dobbs
P. B. Raymond
John Walker
Coke Harris
Bert Kirkman
Klub Kalendar
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VHC & Sande Fay
W. Baer
Creenstore
Loflin’s
Weer
Lda
Tanlac
Elmer Payne
Pormer High Point
Canton
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
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