Final Kernersville PTA Meeting Highlights and Banquet
The Kernersville Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs. W. O. Doggett Jr. presiding. Reports covered finances, publicity, and membership as officers were elected. The Junior-Senior banquet followed at the O. Henry hotel in Greensboro with toasts, a four course dinner, and autographs, featuring faculty and students in formal dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Parent-Teacher Association of
Loch Schol
W. O. Doggett
C. B. Withtamen
Firls’ Glee Club
Maxine Watson
Verre
Talulah Dowpett
Miss Watson
Mire
Misa Carrie Starnes
Joen Sgr
Mise
Sara Deaton
Barard Gibson
Zeb Deaton
Leah Cochran
Hay
Wv. C. Roberson, Jr
Mise Taluah Doggett
Ae Steers
Doggett
James McCorkle
Will Shields
Secetary
Misa Carfie Starnes
Pracurer
Mise Sallié
Matt Marhall
Groops
Greensboro
O. Henry Hotel
Vivian Baker
Ellen Raeland
Josephine Mitchell
William Fulp
Mra
Nell Watson
Matine Watson
EB. P. Parks
Co. J. Pell
Moenars BawWard Gibson
J. KR. Blackwell, Jr
A. J. Simeon
B. B. Shore
Herbert Stafford
Marvin Edwards
Talulah Doet
Lois Holder
Rose Linville
Anh Stafford
Pauline Argaret Voss
Kathwhe Locker
Meare — ’ Ou Angel
Ubrey
Franices Kern
Everidge
Virginia Caudle
Maynard Show
Mart
Spencer Warren
Nell Morrie
Simeon
Mistes Ora Amos
Mo Afigél
Biviand Baker
Laray Blackbuth
Dorothy Clark
India Cline
Myrthene Duncan
Cynthia Behols
Alma Mae Flynt
Dorothy
Minerva Pulp
Kathri
Unhappy marriage questioned by distressed wife with two children
A 28 year old mother of two seeks advice on whether to stay with her abusive husband or leave and risk losing her children. She reveals a long unhappy marriage, a past romantic rival, and asks Miss Marjorie Mansfeld for guidance on making a decision about family safety and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Mansfield
Hoy
Warned Mother Faces Loss of Children Over Desertion
A distressed message urges a worried mother to reconsider leaving her husband and children. It warns that abandoning the family jeopardizes her rights and standing in the eyes of the world, stressing the father’s equal claim to the children.
Unable to forget an old love affair questions life after
The passage asks if a person can forget an old love and if they can leave children with their father. It argues a child is entitled to life’s necessities and stable home with two parents concerned for welfare and happiness.
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Chile
Advice on remarriage and child welfare
If your home life is not desirable for the children remedy that situation before you rush into another marriage. Whatever you do remember that the squeeze or failure of your children rests with your decision.
Still Illegal to Transport Liquor in North Carolina
Attorney General A A F Seawell says the Turlington Act remains in force in 88 counties, making it illegal to transport even a pint of liquor from wet to dry counties or to carry liquor within a dry county. The ruling notes 17 counties repealed but 8 8 counties retain the act's enforcement and bans importing liquor from wet counties or states into North Carolina dry counties.
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Enterprise Bureau
North Carolina
A. A. F. Seawell
Seawell
Virginal
South Carolina
North Carolina Liquor Rule Clarified by Attorney General
The attorney general clarifies a Pasquotank provision allowing individuals to bring tax paid liquor from other states into wet counties. Many assumed it applied statewide, but the AG states this is not true and limits usage to specific conditions and locales.
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North Carolina
Pasquotank
Shirtwaist Frock Fashion Ends The Old Limitation
The piece extols the shirtwaist dress as universally flattering for all figures from short to tall, young to old, praising its timeless, classic style and broad appeal across social classes. It emphasizes lasting popularity and good taste.
Fashionable shirtwaist frocks described with varied collars
The piece surveys shirtwaist frocks showing different necklines from Peter Pan to buttoned fronts. It highlights a favorite design with a shirt band collar two breast pockets one monogrammed and subtle embroidery touches with pleated bosoms extending down the skirt.
Blood donations possible without ill effects says NY doctors
Prominent New York physicians state that a lifetime total of 1 000 pints of blood transfusions can be given without adverse effects. The claim notes that advances in medical care support high donation levels.
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New York
May Day Fete Highlights Guilford College Event
Asheboro residents attend a May Day celebration at Guilford College with Miss Margaret Craven Miss All en Gilmore and Miss Nancy Lou Craven among the maids of honor. Rotarian convention notes reference Mr. Cleveland Thayer and a discussion on The Rotarian magazine.
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Boro
Mary Louke Shepherd
Durham
Isabelle Gray
Lamberton
Elisabeth Yates
Greensboro
Alice Dunlap
Albemarle
Pickem Jones
Nigh Point
Mies Tonett
Asheville
Louise Bell
Asheboro
Guilford College
Margaret Craven
Allen Gilmore
Nancy Lou Craven
Cleveland Thayer
58Th District of Rotary Clubs
Miss Van Werry and Polly Robinson Visit Harmony Parents
Miss Joan Van Werry and Miss Polly Robinson visited Polly’s parents in Harmony on Sunday.
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Joan van Werry
Polly Robinson
Harmony
East Washington Street Center launches Stunt Night feature
The East Washington Street Community Center inaugurated Stunt Night as a monthly event with contributions from local clubs and civic groups. Odessa Clement’s adult education class won the prize for best stunt amid health reading and athletic poster exhibits and handicraft displays.
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East Washington Street
Odessa Clement
CO. R. Deberry
Australia Mason
George Brower
Arnett Burns
Bon Amielab
Camille Lytaker
Mamie Carver
Mra. Moore
Taunga Ridge
Tapbert Moore
C. BE. Davis
C. R. DeBerry
Modernistic Trophy Presented To Local Bridge Club Leader
Mrs. J. K. Williams president of Teungani Bridge Club received the Modernistic trophy for the 1926 36 season after maintaining the highest average. The event followed a drows bridge party at the McFall residence on Kivett Drive hosted by Mrs. Pearl P. Burford and Miss Florida M. Atwater. The Modernistic Bridge Club, presided by Mrs. L Merritt, awarded a rotating silver loving cup previously won by Mrs. Mary H. Blackburn.
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J. K. Williams
Teungani Bridge Club
McFall
Kivett Drive
Pearl P. Burford
Florida M. Atwater
Arthur Caldwell Laid to Rest
Arthur Caldwell aged 36 died at his home 311 Moon Street. Services were held at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church with Rev. C H White officiating. He was laid to rest Sunday afternoon in Greenhill Cemetery.
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Arthur Caldwell
Moon Street
Greenhill
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Rev
C. H. White
Laid to Rest Mrs Elizabeth Nunley at Mt Zion Church
Mrs Elizabeth Nunley was laid to rest at Greenhill after funeral services at Mt Zion Baptist Church. Reverend A B Townsend officiated. She is survived by her husband Major Nunley.
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Elizabeth Nunley
Greenhill
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Townsend
Nunley
Grayson
Shere
Major Nunley
Hold Club Carnival At Mrs. Smiths Home
Mrs. Margaret Smith hosted the season second carnival sponsored by the Young Peoples' club of Women's Memorial A. M. E. church at her Downing Street residence Friday evening.
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Margaret Smith
Young Peoples’ Club of Women's Memorial A. M. E
Downing Street
Sponsor Carnival at St. Mark's Methodist Tuesday
Ladies' Aid Circle No 1 of St. Mark's Methodist church hosts a carnival at the East Washington Street Community center Tuesday evening. Public invited.
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Ladies’ Aid
Circle No. 1
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
East Washington Street
Girls Week at Cherry Street Church Youth Program
The Women’s Missionary Society of Cherry Street Presbyterian observed Boys and Girls Week with talks by Thomas B. Smith on The Probleme of Negro and Girls and by 8. B. Whitted on The Responsibility of Teachers Parents and Leaders to Negro Boys and Girls. A dramatic reading by Carolyn Robinson followed with spiritual selections by the Fairview Street Choral club.
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Orsprve Hoyss
Women's Missionary Society of
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Thomas B. Smith
Whitted
Leonard Street School
Carolyn Robinson
Misa Pauline Robinson
Fairview Street Choral Club
Marie Cherry
C. W. Robinson
Catherine Brown
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