Community Building in North Carolina Federation Meet
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs opens in High Point with greetings from Mrs. Lingle and Mrs. Gardner. Leaders stress three aims health education and morals, highlight Baby Week and moonlight schools, and urge district nurses and a future girls reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
High Point
J. J. Farriss
Womans Club
Old North
Max Gardner
Democracy
Grand Rapids
South
Charles F. Long
Mrs. Little
United Daughters of Confederacy
Southland
Red Cross
Washineton City
Winifred S. Stover
Federation
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina Society of Colonial Dames
Dames
Ella Lambeth
Ruth Sechrest
Mesdames
Gurney Briggs
W. G. Shipman
Messrs
Frank Ogburn
Robert Sechrest
Otis Men
Mrs. Pennybacker
Thomas W. Lingle
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina Library Association
The
Forestry Association
Historical and Literary Association
Social Service Conference
Child Labor Conference
Farmers’ Union
Janus
Virginia
South Carolina
Linglé
Bruce Cotten
A. Farriss
Elks Home
R. R. Cotton
Adelaide Fries
J. R. Chamberlain
Raleteh
M. P. Rosenthal
Raleigh
Whitsett
Greensboro
D. Bradham
New Bern
J. Ed. Farriss
J. P. Alderman
Henderson
J. H. Pratt
Chapel Hill
Sallie Wirby
Avery
Legislative Committee
Lok Weil
Stover
Weil
Edith Royster
New Club Members Highlight Federation Meeting
New members report varied civic health and literary work with 175 to 196 attendees. Pennybacker praises unity over town country differences and urges merit over club colors. Delegates gather as officers and committees elected with 32 chairmen and 164 delegates counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennybacker
Albemarle
Woman's Club of
Jamestown
J. E. Foscue
Betterment Association of Randleman
R. P. Deal
Monday Afternoon Book Club
Winston-Salem
Neal Anderson
Retary
Thes
New York
Graham
Woman's Club
Greensboro
Asheville
Weil
Trial of Monroe Johnson Starts Thursday in Greensboro
In Greensboro on May 3, the Superior Court will hear the murder trial of Monroe Johnson for the March killing of Carl M. Preddy at White Oak mills. Judge Cline orders a special venire of 100 landowners to summon. Johnson pleaded not guilty and has been jailed since return from Winston-Salem for the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Monroe Johnson
Carl M. Preddy
White Oak Mills
Superior Court
Cline
Johnson
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Gilbert Newell Ordered Arrested by Judge Cline
Greensboro May 3 Judge Cline ordered Gilbert Newell held after Solicitor Bower moved for custody in the case charging him with stealing 500 dollars from the local street car company. Co defendant Byron Bradley pled guilty and was sentenced to a year on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Cline
Bower
Gilbert Newell
Brown
Byron Bradley
Revival Meeting at South Main Street Methodist Church
Interest in the revival services grows at South Main Street Methodist Church. Preacher Mr. Robbins reports several souls saved and will speak tonight on Sinning Against the Holy Ghost. You are warmly invited to attend at 7:45. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street Methodist Church
Robbins
James H Johnston Pardoned by Governor Johnson
Raleigh May 3 James H Johnston of Fayetteville was pardoned by Governor Craig after being convicted in May 191 of selling two gallons of wine and sentenced to six months on the roads. The pardon attracted wide interest with several respite grants already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James H. Johnston
Fayetteville
Craig
Johnston
Wilson Man Shoots Himself in Wilson City
Sam Walls of Wilson was believed to attempt suicide by shooting himself in the head. The bullet entered behind the left ear and doctors hold out little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sam Walls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vention
Mr. Haynes
Mrrs. Lingle
Civic League
Winter Park
H. Me.c. Stanford
Womans Betterment Association of
Pantego
P. H. Johnston
North Carolina State Nurses
Clerne Hobbs
Burgaw
H. W. Scott
Ishpenning
Shelby
Laura Miller
Housewives’ League of
Wilmington
G. H. Croom
Woman's Betterment Association of
Lenoir
E. F. Reid
Liss Randolph
Clinton
Benjamin P. Smith
Edenton
William Bond
Community Club of
Siler City
C. N. Bray
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
J. F. Belton
Sanford
P. P. Pelton
KE. K. Graham
State General Federation
Stoner
R. R. Cotten
Adelaide — Fries
the Daughters of Confederacy
Logan
Celeck
South Main Street
James E. Johnson
Wilson Man
Associated Press
George Klein
D. W
Griffith
Blanche Sweet
Robert Harmon
Claire McDowell
Wilford Lucas
Charles N. West
Mary Pickford
Edwin August
Alfred Paget
Mae Marsh
Walter Miller
William Christy Miller
Fred Mace
D. W. Griffith
Helen Rose Gibson
Helen
Essanay
Marguerite Clayton
John Junior
Edward Arnol
the Rose Theatre
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