Federation Women Club Meet Highlights 1924 Salem
The Federation of Women’s Clubs holds its twenty second annual meeting in Winston Salem with events at Hotel Robert E Lee and Memorial Hall Salem College. Notable speakers include Mrs Lindsay Patterson and Mrs Rosa V S Berry, with music by Salem College departments and William Breach. reports, elections, and fine arts awards mark the program across Thursday and Friday. The piece ends with a playful inquiry about potential May queen contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Women’s Clubs
Wiiston- Salem
Frederick Bahnson
Bahnson
Board of Trustees
Robert E. Lee
Reynolda
Lindsay Patterson
Federation
R. B
R. B. ‘Cotten
Sidney P. Cooper
Max Oberndorfer
General Federation
Salem College
William R. Breach
John Ll.gilmer
Cnoufurence
Masonic Temple
Memorial Hall
Rosa V. S. Berry
Federation On the Fine Arts
Sidney Cooper
John FF. Gilmer
California
Dustrial
Quinlan
McBrayer
Reid
Charles C! Hook
Nobels
Nellie Rnébertson
Palmer
Jarman
Union Printers Prepare For City World Series Play
Ball playing printers from 14 cities gear for the Union Printers Baseball League tournament in New York City the week of August 4 10 11 Garry Herrmann trophy finals will be at Hotel Astor with Governor Smith and Mayor Hylan presenting prizes participation from Cleveland Pittsburgh Indianapolis St Paul Boston Washington Toronto St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Detroit Brooklyn and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Printers
Union
Printers Baseball League
New York City
Garry Herrmann
Cleveland
Hotel Astor
A Smith
New York
John Hylan
Union Print
Allenhru Rheumatic Cure Promised by Sufferers
A promotional letter from Winchester Kentucky touts ALLENRHU as a decisive cure for rheumatism. It includes testimonials from Asa Passe and Rochester New York inventor James H Alten asserting dramatic relief after using the product. Druggists allegedly guarantee first pint if no noticeable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Alten
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu
Sligh t Noise Drives Her Mad No More
Mrs A E Williams of Dunmore Pa credits Paw Paw Tonic with easing nervous grip and restoring energy after a grip attack. She claims one bottle improved her condition, helped her perform household tasks, and allowed her to enjoy work again, urging others to try the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman
A. E. Williams
S. Blakely Street
Dunmore
Swiftie Prodigal Daughter Spoiled by Gambler Return
A swift moving tale follows Swiftie as she drifts from home meets a gambler and is finally forgiven by her father and a would be fiancé. The aviator hero Ralph Graves supports Swiftie while Theodora Roberts plays the father Vera Reynolds is the sister and Louise Dresser the mother in this melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wood Paramount Picture
Gloria Swanson
Broadway Theater
Miss Swanson
Forbes
Swiftie
Swifties
Ralph Graves
Theodora Roberts
Vera Reynolds
Louise Dresser
Miss Margaret Arthur Heads to Charlotte for Attendances
Alen's Department store figure Margaret Arthur leaves for Charlotte to attend events there. The trip aims to represent the store in upcoming engagements and meetings during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Margaret Arthur
Alen’s Department Store
Revival Meeting Boosts Emmanuel Baptist Church Additions
Reverend G W Buckram pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church concluded a Negro Revival at the church drawing 18 new members to the congregation. Gossart in the southern district is served by the newly established Gopsard Corsat school for local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlunyon’s Homoeopathic Home Remedy Co
Scranton
Pastor Sale
High Point
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Gopsard Corsat School
G. W. Buckram
Emmanuel Baptist Church
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Federatin Net
Union Printers
Ers
Garry * Herrmann
Cincinnati Typographical Union No. 3
John Hydler
National League
Washington Union No. 101
Winchester
Citizen
Burns Avenue
Triad
Alenrau
Geor
Allenreu
B.A
Cordia
Sradsto Antes Mh
Cc. F. WI
Wea
Nadibe
National Toilet CO
Pario, Tenn
Tints
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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