Utopian Study Club Papers on Lily Langtry
The Utonton Study club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Ste Jordan as hostess at Mrs. Charles Perry’s Brook Avenue home. Mrs. Farrell Gray arranged the program and Burwell Nolan presided. the paper described Lily Langtry the Jersey Lily, born 1852 on Jersey, famed actress in London and New York, famed for fashion influence and the Lady Windermere role.
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Utonten
Ste Jordan
Charles Perry
Brook Avenue
Farrell Gray
Burwell Nolan
Lily Langtry
Jersey
Lily
Isle of
London
New York
Ltand
Lady Windermere
Oscar Wilde
Mesdames Burwell Nolan
Irving Groome
Seborn Perry
W. B. Thomas
R. B E. Snow
Charles Ke
SH Men and Women Hold Conference in Durham
Thirteenth annual conference of the North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and the 7th Carolina Association of Fish Men will meet in Durham at Washington Duke Hotel April 29 30. A joint banquet is planned with a luncheon for members and guests and a program focused on regeneration and religious school guidance.
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North Carolina Action of Jewish Women
Durham
Carolina Association of Fish Men
Washington Duke
North Carolina Association of Women
North Carolina Association Jewish Women
People Return Home For Easter Holidays
Dorothy Bowen returns to Chapel Hill after spring vacation with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bowen in Washington. D. C. Durland goes to Philadelphia for treatment at Jefferson Hospital with son in law Dr. Phillip B. Davis. Dr. W. L. Jackson and son W. L. Jr. return after brief stay in Washington. Eloise Ingram, a Duke senior in Durham, arrives to spend Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Ingram. Katherine Kearns, Hillcrest Drive, arrives from Fassirn school Hendersonville, with Miss Della Copeland of Kinston as guest.
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High Point High School
The
High Point Silk Mills
High Point
Grimsley-Snyder
Greensboro
Irene Grimsly
Kernersville
Ralph
Snyder
Kansas City
N. C
Grimsley
Marvin Edwards
Penrod, Jurden and Clark Veneer Co
Missouri
Cincinnati
Louise Avenue
Dorothy Bowen
Chapel Hill
Mrs
W. H. Bowen
Woodrow
D. C
Eloise Ingram
Duke University
Durham
Fred P. Ingram
English Street
Katherine Kearns
G. H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Fassifern School
Hendersonville
Della Copeland
Kinston
Spain plans dam on Elsa river to form world’s largest lake
Spain aims to dam the Elsa river near the Portuguese border flooding 27 000 acres to create the globe’s biggest artificial lake, intensifying cross border water questions and regional development plans.
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Spain
Rebekah Lodges Hold Fourth District Meeting
The Fourth District Meeting opens with a business session at the Magdalen Rebekahs hall hosted by Rebekah lodges. A 6 o'clock dinner honors visitors, with an evening session at 7 30 led by the Winston-Salem Degree Staff. At 9 p.m. the Piedmont Garden Club hosts an Easter dance with Kay Morans Playboys at Emerywood Country Club.
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Rebekah
Magdalene Rebekahs
Winston-Salem
Piedmont Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Kay Moran
Playboys
Delta Tau Luncheon Meeting at Mrs Millis Home
Delta Tau club met Wednesday at 1 PM hosted by Mrs H A Millis on North Main Street. Pink snap dragons and pink and blue hyacinths adorned the rooms as members enjoyed a two course luncheon. Mrs Frank Hunsucker reviewed The Caliph of Bagdad, a Roberts Davis Maurice work about O Henry. Members present included Mrs C F Tomlinson Mrs J E Millis Mrs John Lindsay Mrs I T Mann Mrs K C Denny Mrs Bruce Caraway and guest Mrs Gus Lewis.
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Delta Tau Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Frank Hunsucker
Bagdad
Robert H. Davis
Arthur B. Maurice
O’ Henry
Mesdames C. F. Tomlinson
J. E. Millis
John Lindsay
I. T. Mann
K. C. Denny
Robert Bencini
Bruce Caraway
Gus Lewis
Mrs E T Harrison Named President of Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Mrs EB T Harrison chosen president to succeed Mrs Wesley Taylor at a Guilford County Medical Auxiliary meeting held yesterday at the Sheraton hotel. Also elected were Mrs Harry L Brockmann first vice president Mrs A A York second vice president Mrs P W Flagge secretary and Mrs F R Taylor treasurer. The group approved a $25 donation to the bed upkeep fund at Sanatorium and announced a supper meeting at 6 30 next Thursday in the Sheraton Hotel Grill among other year end reports and dues discussions.
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EB. T. Harrison
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Sheraton Hotel
Harry L. Brockmann
A. A. York
P. W. Flagge
F. R. Taylor
Medical Society
Brentwood Easter Program At Brentwood School
Brentwood school hosts an Easter program led by Rev. F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran church. He explains Easter meaning with Christ's entry into Jerusalem and the Resurrection, linking the Faster egg to new life. Ruth Edwards reads scripture and Mary Brown recites All Things Bright and Beautiful. Dorothy Falcowe oversees the event.
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F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Brentwood School
Jerusalem
Ruth Edwards
Mary Brown
Dorothy Falcowe
Speed test ends in death near Shelby
Elam Mahew a textile worker died after a car speed test at 85 miles an hour collided with a taxi near Shelby March 29. His brother Ted said the test was the motive behind the crash and the accident occurred in the city.
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Shelby
Elam Mahew
Ted
Here
World highway length estimate sparks geographic curiosity
A figure estimates 6,582,000 miles of highways worldwide prompting discussion about global infrastructure. Researchers note measurement methods vary and emphasize regional networks influence totals.
Gamma Sigma Phi Meets at Sheraton Hotel
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a 7:30 pm meeting at the Sheraton hotel. New member Beatrice Goolsby was installed. Miss Fay Beshears spoke on Mark Twain and Miss Thelma Scott on Robert Burns. Attendees included Ann Robbins Ditsy Cash Elizabeth Gurley Violet Bailey Thelma Scott Fay Beshears Carmela Lewis Blanche Beasley Selma Elder Mrs Beatrice Goolsby and Mrs R F Quigley director.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton
Beatrice Goolsby
Mark Twain
Robert Burns
Fay Beshears
Thelma Scott
Ann Robbins
Ditsy Cash
Elizabeth Gurley
Violet Bailey
Carmala Lewis
Blanche Beasley
Selma Elder
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Utopian Study Club
Sol Weil
Goldsboro
Meyer Sternberger
F. D. Rogers
North
Hamilton Street
Rogers
Little Jackie
Clara Leigh Rogers
Curtis Bobo
Charlie Mann
BE. M. Howerton
Grady Mann
W. H. Culler
Carl Rogers
Dave Scoggins
Carl Young
Oscar Stevenson
Grace Crawford
Ruby Culler
Scoggins
Sinclair Horney
Eugene Rogers
Ted McKellam
U.S
Moflitt’s
North Main
W. L. Jackson
Washington, D. C
Swagger
Beavans
South Main Street
Delta Tau
Millis
E. T. Harrison
Brentwood
Prichard & Constance
Broad and Elm Streets
Beta Sigma Phi
Philco
Philips
Hendrix
Coats
the Ladies’ Shop
New
Archer
Meeker
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
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