Winter Rose and a District Club Meeting
A meditation on a rose grows from frost to faith as a poem by Carolyn Gilman is paired with notices of Greensboro Lexington and Thomasville club events. The piece leads into district Woman's clubs meetings with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., speeches by Clara Cox and C C Hook, and thrift focused talks by Miss Elliott and Mrs Eugene Reilley.
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C. C .Hook
Charlotte
Federation
Miss Elliott
Eugene Reilley
Charlite
Thrift
State Federation of Clubs
Woman's Guild Holds Meeting at St Mary's Church
Yesterday afternoon the Woman's guild of St Marys church met with Mrs J G Lambert as hostess. A large turnout worked two hours on sewing for the annual guild bazaar and discussed plans for the nationwide church campaign. Corinna and Esther Lambert assisted with serving.
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Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
J. G. Lambert
Misses Corinna
Esther Lambert
Missionary Society Meeting at Wesley Memorial Church
The Woman's Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at Mrs. D A Stanton's East Green Street residence. A large attendance welcomed several new members as talks on protecting young womanhood engaged the group. Refreshments were served by Mrs. D A Stanton and Mrs. George Matton.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
D. A. Stanton
East Green Street
George Matton
Wedding Invitation for Elizabeth Ruth Lambert Derrick
Mr and Mrs John Gabriel Lambert request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Ruth to Mr Patrick M Derrick. The ceremony will be Wednesday evening November nineteenth at eight thirty at Saint Marys Episcopal Church High Point North Carolina. At home after the first of December High Point North Carolina.
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John Gabriel Lambert
Elizabeth Ruth
Patrick M. Derrick
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
High Point
North Carolina
Missionary Society Meeting At Wesley Memorial Church
The young women's missionary society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. M. Salsbury's Roland Park home with Mesdames Walter Griffin Walter Hargett and Clarence Dunbar as hostesses. Devotional exercises and business sessions preceded a solo by Mrs. Kirby, sister of Mr. R. B. Terry, followed by refreshments.
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Kirby
R. B. Terry
Silver Tea for Dalton Missionary Society
The P. H. Dalton missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold a silver tea tonight at eight o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E A Snow. Members and friends are invited to attend. The Woman's club literature department will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. H D Sears on Johnson Street. Full attendance is requested.
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Over-the-teacups Club
C. M. Hauser
P. H. Dalton Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
IE. A. Snow
The
Woman' S Club
H. D
Sears
Johnson Street
Personal News from Burlington Area Residents
Mrs. Thomas Carrick and her son Dr. D. Carrick have returned home after seven weeks visiting midwest cities. J. T. Weaver and B. R. Thurman are business visitors in Burlington. Wilfred Sechrest is ill with diphtheria at his parents home. Mrs. H. B. Parks of Concord visits her daughter Mrs. Ed Kearns on Russell Street. Miss Myrtle Roddell, visiting Margarite Kirkman, travels to New York for a week then returns to Lakewood Florida.
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Thomas Carrick
Dr. D. Carrick
Middle West
Wilfred Sechrest
Mr. and
Mrs
Hunter Sechrest
H. B. Parks
Concord
City
Ed Kearns
Russell Street
Myrtle Roddell
Margarite Kirkman
New York
Lakewood
Baptist Begin Sessions Today At Raleigh Meeting
Raleigh crowds attend the North Carolina State Baptist convention opening in Raleigh. The campaign to raise 70 million dollars, with North Carolina due 6 million, will be the main topic, program titled the why what and how. Dr L F Scarborough of Nashville will speak tonight.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Baptist Convention
Baptists of the
South
North Carolina
L. F. Scarborough
Nashville
Lieutenant Bruce H. Carraway On Furlough At Mrs Lindsay's Home
Lieutenant Bruce H. Carraway, back from overseas on furlough, visits with his wife at the home of Mrs. John Lindsay. The report notes the prevalence of Japanese following in their fathers’ professions.
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Bruce H. Carraway
John Lindsay
Graves Honored Amid Financial Strains on Japanese Islands
On Japan's southwestern islands residents sometimes pawn graves to cope with money troubles but always redeem them. failure to redeem brings family disgrace and social stigma.
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Japan
Holland Windmills Drain Vast Land Area
Holland possesses more than 10,000 windmills each draining about 310 acres of land on average, highlighting the extensive land use associated with wind energy infrastructure.
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Holland
Local Visitors and Moves Highlight Weekend in City
Miss Margarite Kirkman spent the weekend at Converse College in Spartanburg and will return home. Edgar Harget of Kinston visits his brother Walter Hargett on Johnson Street. Mrs J Robinson of Reidsville visits her mother Mrs J D Strader. Lewis Bennett leaves for Akron Ohio for a new position. P M Williams of Wilkesboro was in the city on business yesterday. Miss Nell Parkins of Trinity visits the city. H B Slade of Baltimore is in the city on business. Mrs B S Loflin moves from the city to Thomasville to make her home. J K Greer leaves for Baltimore on business. C H Hobbs spends a few days here on business. Mrs Lizzie Cooper funeral held at Flint Hill Church Randolph County. Iater W B Starnes of Asheville attends churchyard grave. Miss Eleanor Harrell of Greensboro visits the city today.
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Margarite Kirkman
Converse College
Spartanburg
Edgar Harget
Kinston
City
Walter Hargett
Johnoon Street
Lizzie Cooper
D. O. Cooper
Mangum Avenue
Flint Hill Church
Randolph County
O. P. Ruth
Iater W. B. Starnes
Asheville
Yesteryard
The Wedding Gift Picks at Stamey’s Jewelry
A wedding note praises Stamey’s Jewelry Store for a wide selection of wedding presents offered at low cost with good quality. The item highlights the store as a convenient source for wedding gifts.
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Stamey’s
Thanksgiving Is Near At Hand Store Guarantee
Store proclaims a guarantee on every item sold and invites customers to visit for reassurance. Retail language emphasizes customer assurance and welcoming service ahead of the holiday season.
Sweden’s courting glass cups foretells a girl’s fate
In Sweden young girls place a ring a coin and a black ribbon under three cups. If the ring shows first she will wed within a year. If the coin appears first she will marry a rich husband. If the ribbon appears first she will remain an old maid.
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Sweden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolyn Gilman
Boston
Ing Clubs
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Clara Cox
Americanization
State Federation
District Meeting OF Woman's Clubs
Woman's Clubs
OVER
Church Society
Daisy Davies
Genevieve Moore
Vassie Wilson
Cecil Mariner
Society
Bob Sechrest
Ivory Palaces
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
W. E. Price
J. W. Kearns
H. HarRs
Bro
Moffitt Furnishing
Woman's Guild
Missionary Society
Lambert-Derrick
Ciety
Wesley Memorial Church
J. M. Salsbury
Roland Park
Mesdames Walter Griffin, Wal
Ter Hargett
Clarence Dunbar
WILL
United States
Milady
J. T. Weaver
B. R. Thurman
Burlington
Fla
Baptist
Grace
Commission
W. L. Hargett
Peacock Sherrod Building
Mrs. J. Robinson, Jr
Reidsville
J. D. Strader
Lewis Bennett
Akron
Ohio
P. M. Williams
Wilkesboro
Nell Parkins
Trinity
H. B. Slade
Baltimore
B. S. Loflin
J. K. Greer
C. H. Hobbs
Eleanor Harrell
Marinello
Marinello Shop
Peacock-Sherrod Building
Indiana
Ed Field
Vember
Stanley & Cox
J. ED Millican
H.S. Ragan
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