Local Notes On Health Moves And Opera Visit
Miss Lowien undergoes operation at Guilford General Hospital and is recovering well. Ben Lyon returns from a business trip to western North Carolina. Several locals relocate residences and teachers depart for new posts. Miss Clara Boyd reports from Atlanta opera week featuring Chenier and Aida with American artists receiving high praise. A lively Chautauqua scene follows with lectures, concerts, and student fundraisers. Little Miss Evelyn Ingram contracts measles at Elm Street home.
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Ropolitan Opera
Atlanta
Andre Chenier
Caruso
Mario Chamilee
Chenier
Chamlee
Ore
Miss. Boyd
Grand Opera
Miss Boyd
Cora Chase
Boston
Sho
Chordano
Verdi
Miss "Ingram
Evelyn Ingram
Elm Street
Philomathean club cancels meeting for Chautauqua
Friday notice shows the Philomathean club will not meet due to Chautauqua. The next meeting is at the regular time two weeks hence. Junior division No 2 of Wesley Memorial Church meets Mrs Thurlough Kearns East Russell Street at 3 o'clock with Mrs WW Hall as leader.
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Keub Kalendar
Philomathean Club
Chautauqua
Postpoanc- Trent
Wesley Menpriat Church
Thurlough Kearns
East Rusell Street
Hall
Personal notes from Thomasville visit and Lexington trip
Mrs. A. H. Paschal and daughter Helen were guests of Mrs. Bessie Green in Thomasville yesterday. Miss Mabel Hedrick and Miss Mabel Pow have returned from Lexington after a several days visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Paschal
Helen
Thomasville
Bank deposits top six billion dollars in savings
Washington May 6 Deposits in America's savings banks are estimated at about 6.5 billion dollars based on Comptroller of the Currency data. Prewar total was about 3 billion with more than 30 000 banks. A year ago deposits were around 7.5 billion and have since fallen by nearly one billion as banks’ resources shrank. Officials expect the curve to turn upward as the thrift habit grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Liberty
Victory
Lenine Justifies New Soviet Course In Russia
Lenin argues for improving peasant conditions to boost workers and the agricultural drive, condemning narrow guild interests and insisting the proletariat must solve the agricultural problem at any cost. The piece defends reviving capitalism to aid the laboring class overall.
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Riga
Moscow Pravda
Lenine
Communist Party
Russia
Jenine
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Miss Lowien
Wedge Hatrod
Guilford General Hospital
Ben Lyon
North Carolina
Lyon
Simmons Bed Company
Arthur Wilson
Greensboro
Herbert
St. Leo's Hospital
Gate City
Wilson
Miss Guyer
Alfie Guyer
High Point
Brown Summit
Guyer
Mount Vernon School
Weona Guyer
Brown
Summit
Goldsboro
Clarence Crowson
F. G. Woodruff
Elwood Hotel
Johnson Street
W. B. Marshall
Marshalls
Greensboroe
R. S. Demorest
Demorest Stock Company
C. .B. Hayworth, Jr
South Main Street
Mr. Demorest
New York
Miortda
B. Hayworth, Jr
South
Clara Boyd
Atlanta Opera House
Giulio Gatt
Casazza
The
Met
Milady
Chautaugia
Sweet Briar
Virginia
Chautauquua
Mercer
Harold Ayres
Catherine Ridgeway
Blue Bird Band
Violet Johnson
Mark
Moffitt Furnishing
Ben Greet
Shakespeare
Redpath
Our
Main St
Baby Louis
Davis Shoe Store
G. H. Jacobs
Kress
At, Yard Co
Allen
Warner’s
Warner
Beavan’s
the Ladies Store
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