Society Notices From North Carolina Readings and Events
Postponed department meeting of the literature music group of the Woman's club will meet Wednesday afternoon next week to present yearly reports. A Shriners booth at the First Presbyterian church lawn will sell cold drinks sandwiches and ice cream Thursday with Mrs. Robert Bencini in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wineskie visit New York and travel to Stamford Connecticut for Glen Eden school graduation where daughter Adele Wineskie graduates. Miss Thelma Wineskie also in New York. St Marys church guild holds brief business meeting with committees for the Shriners supper and reports on a fancy work sale. The next guild meeting will be with Mrs. H B Hiatt in Roland Park. Invitations go out for Marian Haislip and William Christian wedding June 10 at First Baptist Church High Point North Carolina. Details list Mr and Mrs Walter Beth Haislip and guests. A note closes with address Holly Avenue Winston-Salem.
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Woman’s Club
Shriners
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Jones
Robert Bencini
Glen Eden
Frank Wineskie
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Stamford
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Ebhureh
J. G. Lambert
North Main Street
Guild
H. B. Hiatt
Roland Park
W. L. Tabb
Marian Haislip
William Christian
First Baptist Church
Walter Beth Haislip
Marian Lee
William Steptoe Christian
High Point
North Carolina
Winston - Salem
Wesley Memorial Church
Elkk
Dred Peacock
Greensboro College
Greensboro
EF. A. Sides
Odell Memorial
S. R. Turrentine
Eollege
Household Economics
Odelle Peacock
Ruth Balsam
Association
Roanoke Woman Crowned Queen of Virginia Pageant
Mrs Hattie A Semones of Roanoke was crowned queen of the Virginia Historical Pageant in Capitol Square Richmond with Gov Elbert Lee Trinkle officiating Thousands witnessed the ceremony as Mayor Ainslie presented the city key The crowning was followed by a grand military parade led by Governor Trinkle.
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Richmond
Hattie A. Semones
Roanoke
Virginia
Capitol Square
Elbert Lee
Ainslie
Trinkle
Prehistoric Cooking Through Earth Ovens and Stone Boiling
Roasting in earth ovens and boiling by hot stones in clay vessels describe ancient cooking methods. These techniques show early humans using available materials to heat and prepare food.
Static electricity in healing at Reconstruction Hospital
A description of static electricity therapies at The Reconstruction Hospital of New York City. The piece explains how static breeze, static brush discharge, and wave current are used to treat sprains, strains, inflammation, and muscular pain, often with patients resting calmly during treatment.
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Reconstruction Hospital
New York City
Reconstruction
Wachovia Bank Officials Hold Winston Meeting in May
Directors and employees of Wachovia Bank and Trust gathered in Winston-Salem on May 20 for a business session and social events. The day featured a tea for the ladies, an automobile tour of historic sites, and an elaborate banquet for 150 at the Robert E. Lee Hotel with Col. Frank H. Fries as toastmaster. Plans for a 1923 assembly with 300 guests were announced, plus notable attendees from the High Point bank including Chase Idol and A. M. Rankin couples.
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Wachovia
Robert B. Lee
Frank H. Fries
Winston- Salem
A. H. Eller
T. S. Morrison
Ashe
Chase Idol
A. M. Rankin
J. C. Sheloff
S. L. Davis
C. S. Grayson
Col. Westott Roberson
Four Hours Of London Fog Snarls Tropic Fruit Cargoes
A morning fog slows London traffic as ships and trains carry pineapples bananas and other tropical fruits. Spiders tree frogs lizards and snakes are found concealed in smoke and cargo, highlighting unusual weather impacts on the city’s trade.
Invalid Emperor LIVING IN SECLUSION IN JAPAN
The ailing emperor of Japan, abdicated in favor of Prince Hirohito, lives secluded at Hayama near Kamakura with close palace guard and care from the empress and family. Two American visitors were politely warned against viewing the emperor during his afternoon walk.
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Tokio
Japan
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Hayama
Bay of Kamakura
Yokohama
Artist Uses Earth Colors From Across World
A renowned artist employs earthy pigments gathered from diverse regions worldwide to craft his color palette, blending mineral tones into his works. The practice highlights global sourcing and the artist’s experimental approach to materiality.
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Willis Slane
Bebe
Peril
Beby Daniels
Charles Caprice
Furnishing Co
The
Wachovia Bank
Winston
Twin-City
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
London
Chicago
Sheridan Road
Atlantic Bank
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