Birth of a son and local social notices
Mr and Mrs J W Garrett of 204 English street announce the birth of a son on Saturday March 25. Miss Katherine Harmon visits from Goucher College Baltimore with her mother Mrs E T Harmon on North Main street. Friday Bridge club hosts at Mrs T V Rochelle home Parkway at 3 15. Installation of officers for the local O BE S chapter at Masonic hall Washington street with Greensboro guests and city Masons and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Garrett
English Street
Katherine Harmon
Goucher College
Baltimore
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
T. V. Rochelle
Parkway
O. BE. S
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
Greensboro
High Point
U. C
Salsbury
Reland Park
Ed Kirkman
Charles Ragan
Miss Cox To Address North Carolina Social Welfare Conference
Miss Clara Cox prominent welfare worker attends the tenth annual North Carolina social welfare conference in Greensboro. The opening program features the county house at 2 o clock with sessions through Thursday. Miss Cox speaks Thursday morning on a Larger Program of Activity for Guilford County. Miss Jane Addams will address the gathering tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cox
Clara Cox
North Carolina
Jane Addams
Chicago
Greensboro
Cameron Morrison
Thomas Beckett
E. C. Brooks
Wade Brown
North Carolina College For Women
Organize Fellowship Alumni Meeting Set at Presbyterian Hut
Reports from city unions show strong interest in forming the qa CC FE alumni fellowship association at the Presbyterian hut on Wednesday at 7 30. Frank P. Wilson will speak as field secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hut
Frank P. Wilson
Qa CC. FE
Klub Calendar Highlights Weekday Meetings
The W O T club postpones its meeting to next week with Mrs Albion Millis hosting at North Alain street An O F S installation will be held at the Masonic hall on Washington street with a special program for Masons and families Scheduled City Christian Endeavor Union meeting at Presbyterian church at 7 30 pm with alumni fellowship guest Frank P Wilson field secretary Thursday sees Retail club at Elm street 3 30 pm Over the Teacups at South Main street 3 pm Friday features Bridge club at 3 30 pm Cornelian club meets with Mrs Fred Wheeler on Johnson street at 8 50 pm Hostess names to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Parkway
Woman’s Guild
St. Mary’s Church
Homey Wheeler
James Stewart
W. O. T. Club
Albion Millis
North
Alain Street
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
City Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian
Alumni Fellowship Association
Frank, P. Wilson
Retail Club
Charles Kephart
Elm Street
Teacups Club
A. D. Brockett
South Main Street
Cornelian Club
Fred Wheeler
Johnson Street
Dancing frocks in bright colors captivate season
The article describes vibrant frocks with Spain inspired flair moving from dark to vivid hues. Claire style gowns feature ankle length bouffant skirts, taffeta panels in rose and black, and Spanish lace trimming a rose bodice with one shoulder exposed.
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Spain
Claire
Milady
Knickerbocker Fashion Sparks Debate and Benefit Dinner
The spring wardrobe feature argues whether the jaunty knicker suit suits milady with advocate Gene Stratton Porter praising its chic appeal. Meanwhile a Tuesday benefit dinner at the Presbyterian hut on Green Street raises funds for a hospital car and showcases a wide volunteer committee and elaborate menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Gene Stratton Porter
Trave Vet
Sale of candy overseen by Miss Davis and Miss Goldston
Massey, Miss Estelle Davis and Miss Lucile Goldston will lead the candy sale during the day with Mrs. BR. kh. Waynick, assisted by Mrs. Robbins Tilden and Miss Mabel Boyd.
Nashville delegate to publish American music abroad
At the National Federation of Music convention Mrs. Elia May Smith of Columbus Ohio outlines plans to send American composers work to Europe Paris and Rome will learn of U S music efforts She will chair the American Music Department and head the International Reciprocity Bureau Her visit includes Rome and Paris contests to share information to improve U S music conditions The three day convention will discuss the new Choral Department and the official bulletin
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Nashville
Tenn
Paris
Rome
National Federation of Music
Elia May Smith
Columbus, .C
America
Smith
Thatravah of ‘Ehelt Hbw International Reériproctty'Uhtreau
Romé
Aris
Corn Flour Popular in Devastated Area Near East
In Constantinople on March 27 American corn flour and corn grits spread into Soviet Armenia and nearby areas, replacing wheat and rice through Near East Relief programs. Seventeen public institutions plan a month long trial to substitute corn products, with a 75 percent cost saving and hopes for a large Near East market. English divorce court statistics claim husbands are more faithful than wives.
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Constantinople
Soviet
Armenia
Near East
Asia Minor
Cauca
London
Five Women Enter Cape for Congress Race
Chicago March 28 five candidates for congress include Mrs Ellen Duance Davis of Philadelphia Mrs Winnifred Mason Huck of Chicago Mrs Mary Belle Spencer of Hill Top Cook county Ill Mrs Irene Cleveland Buell of Ashland Neb and Mrs A K Gault mayor of St Peter Minn The sisters Buell and Gault file jointly under a family pact for congressional bids and each cites political lineage and public service as motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Ellen Duance Davis
Philadelphia
Winnifred Mason Huck
Mary Belle Spencer
Hill Top
Cook County
Irene Cleveland Buell
Ashland
Neb
A. K. Gault
St. Peter, Minn
Benjamin Franklin
Buell
Huck
Gault
Minnesota
Congress
Nebraska
Jouck
Spencer
Lowden
New “York
California
Indiana
Kansas
Government finds substitutes for platinum in some uses
Government scientists report satisfactory substitutes for platinum in many applications after extensive investigations. The United States Bureau of Mines notes that for chemical requirements and high duty electrical contracts no substitute has ever been found. The study identifies promising alternatives for several uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Experts Describe White Gold Alloy and Platinum Use
Experts explain white gold as an alloy of gold and a platinum metal that resembles platinum and resists nitric acid. The Bureau notes platinum sees extensive use in crucibles basins foils and wire for chemical work due to acid resistance and high melting point. Most U S metal comes from secondary sources via placer mining and electrolytic refining with Oregon and Northern California sands occasionally promoted for their gold and platinum content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutes
Bureau of Mines
United States
Bureau
E4id
Oregon
California
National Theater of Mexico City Budget Pegged at 20 Million
The most expensive theater project in the world is planned for Mexico City. The National Theater of Mexico is to cost about 20 million dollars, reflecting its grand scale and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater of Mexico
Mexico City
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Gion
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Mabel Griffith
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W. G. Shipman
Robert Morrow
Robert Sheloff
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