Society to Meet and Mementos at D A R
The Ladies Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church will meet at 3 PM tomorrow with Mrs J R Young at 208 White Oak Street. The article also notes Dr W L Jackson leaving tomorrow to attend Royall Hunts nuptials at Wake Forest and later representing Guilford hospital at a State Hospital Association meeting in Wilson this week.
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W. L. Jackson
Wake Forest
Jackson
Guilford Hospital
State Hospital Association
Wilson
Entre Nous Club Set Thursday Gathering
Mrs. W. C. Beavans hosts the Entre Nous club on Thursday at 3 o'clock. The calendar entry notes the afternoon meeting and hostess.
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W. C. Beavans
Local clubs schedule Friday meetings in town
The B. Y. P. L. A. holds its regular meeting at the Baptist church at 7 30. The Duplicate Bridge Luncheon Club meets with Mrs Harry Raymond at 1. The Philomathean club meets with Mrs Arthur Lyon at 3 o clock.
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Baptist Church
Duplicate Bridge
Harry Raymond
Philomathean Club
Arthur Lyon
Mrs Turner and guests head to events across the South
Mrs H C Turner leaves for Atlanta to visit a friend for ten days. Mrs W A Smith arrives in town to attend the Cp A RR conference. Miss Roda Sosnik and Miss Florence Sosnik from Winston Salem stay with Ida Gordon on English Street for the weekend.
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Ida Gordon
English Street
Hallowe'en
Misses Rosa
Florence Sosnik
Ben Lang
Samson Tobias
Max Teishman
H. Stern
Daniel Plokin
Nathan Sosnik
Winston.Salem
L. Tanneshous
al Nattanson
New York
Charlie Shulman
Newton
Jacob Haris
M. Maphiel
Rosa
Doris Harris
Thomasville
al Samburg
Baltimore
Mrs. S. Rosenberg
Greensboro
B. Schwartz
Charlotte
Atlanta
W. A. "Smith
Ansonville
Gen. Smith
The
Confederate Veterans
Cp. A. RR
Roda
Winston,Salem
Misa Ida Gordon
Mrs Spencer TS Versatile Woman Leads D A R Leader
Mrs. W C Spencer of Winston Salem state regent of the North Carolina D A R arrived for the twenty second annual state conference. Sister of Judge John H H Carr she is active in Forsyth politics and a poet with works in Twilight Dreams. She delivered the welcome address at the conference.
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Alexander Martin
North Carolina
the Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Millis
Washington
D. A. R. Memorial Hall
Continental
Gastonia
Vember
Government Hospital
Greenville
Chick Springs
Continental Congress
High Point Daughters
Greensboro
Ea of Young America
High Point
Sirs
J. A. Austin
Caldwell
Bruce Carraway
Coe
W. C. Covinger
Carter Dalton
J. A. E Sherman
P. W. Esherman
J. J. Parriss
Gaia
Mies
H. B. Hiatt
A. J. Idol
Varlette Jones
J. W
Arns
T. A. Kearns
H. ©. Kearns, Jr
F .S. Gambeth
W. UA. Lambeth
John L .Osay, Jr
J. BE. Marsh
W. McCain
J. A. Morris
Marieta Mungan
R. T. Pickens
Ella Lambeth Rankin
L. H. M. Reynolds
W. Sadner
S. Bh. Davis
J. 8
Welborn
William Simmons
J. €. Brinson
D. E. Harnes
C. Hayworth
C. B. Mattocks
Anna Belle Willis Senserbar
W. C. Spencer
Winston “Salem
Winston- Salem
Spencer
John HH. Carr
Vancquville
Winston-Salem
D. A. BR
General Josep Winston
Forsyth County
The
Twin brothers Fran and William Allen share perfect test marks
Windsor England October 30 Fran and William Allen are twins noted for identical high marks since starting school. The pair have maintained the same scores across their academic career, highlighting their synchronized academic achievement.
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Windsor
England
Fran
William Allen
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Miss Gordon
North Main Street
Hallowe’en
W. O. Spencer
J. M. Millikan
Anna Blair
Mauney
Jessie Rogers
Rufus Gwyn
Harry van Landingham
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