Group Luncheons at Rotary Meeting Across District Seven
The seventh district Rotary conference in Winston-Salem on March 21 and 22 features group luncheons and dinners at multiple sites. Club organizers will assign Rotary members and ladies by cards, with various clubs responsible for luncheons and dinners and themes focusing on Friendship and Good Will, Los Angeles and Boys Work, and Rotarian education. Music and songs are emphasized, with attendance expected over 1,100.
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Winston-Salem
Joseph A. Turner
Rotary
Rotary Club
Charleston
Gastonia
High Point
Spartanburg
Roanoke
Charlotte
Norfolk
Petersburg
Richmond
Wilmington
Anderson
Bristol
Salisbury
Wilsom
Indieate
Plan To Inaugurate Education Campaign In Kentucky
Louisville March 10 International Kindergarten union plans a two year education campaign for mothers of Kentucky to raise awareness of rural educational needs before the 1924 general assembly. Delegates from 50 000 teachers will meet in Louisville the week of April 24 to draft bills for kindergartens in small towns and cities. States mentioned include New York New Jersey Georgia Virginia Mississippi Louisiana Maryland with Kentucky aim to pass a 1924 bill. Committee leaders include Miss Susan Speed Miss Allene Seaton Miss Alexina Booth and Miss Nancy Rubel.
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Louisville
Kentucky
General Assembly
International Kindergarten Union
New York
New Jerfery
Georgia
Virginia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Maryland
International Union
Susan Speed
Allene Seaton
Alexina Booth
Nancy Rubel
Education convention draws representatives from many nations
Representatives of Parent-Teacher organizations and others interested in education at tend. Representatives from branches in Europe, South America, Japan and other parts of the world are expected to attend the convention.
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Europe
South America
Japan
Construction of Six Mile Railroad Begins North Wilkesboro Route
Asheville March 10 construction work began yesterday on a six mile railroad from Hidenite to Rocky Face Mountain. Citizens of North Wilkesboro and nearby towns launched a movement to extend the line about 25 miles to North Wilkesboro.
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Asheville
Hidenite
Rocky Face
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Rotary Mee
High Point Club
Rose
Dr. King
Dr. King’s
Lin and
Serge
London's
N. Main Street
Colums
Enterprise Office
Greensboro
Happy Homes
Kathleen Mavourneen
Love
Columbia Grafonoa
Columbia
Peoples House Furnishing Company
High Point, N. C
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