U D C Convention Highlights Tampa Session and Awards
Miss M. M. Poppenheim praised Confederate ancestry as a key motivation for U D C membership. The North Carolina division received the Alexander Farriss loving cup for the greatest membership gain since April 1919, while Mrs. Herbert M. Franklin presented the trophy. The afternoon featured songs, talks, and solos with a December meeting on Americanization planned at Mrs. Henry White’s home.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tampa
Fla
MM. B. Poppenheim
Charleston
North Carolina
Charles L. Trabert
H. M. Fanklin
Alexander Farriss
Herbert M. Franklin
Georgia
Tarriss
Roy McKinney
Paducah, Ky
Literature Department Meeting at Mrs Sears Home
The literature department of the Woman's club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs H D Sears home on Johnson street with Mrs Sears serving as leader and hostess. The session focused on the topic to be continued at a later date.
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Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Johnson Street
Noted violinist Axel Skovgaard in High Point concert
A city music event features Axel Skovgaard the noted Danish violinist with a skilled accompanist and soprano. Procured by the Woman's Club social service department led by Miss Genevieve Moore. The concert is set for Monday November 24 and aims to showcase the artist at a major music festival.
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WizhoPint
Axel Skovgaard
Social Service Department
Woman's Club
Genevieve Moore
High Point
Elegant salon bridge party at Prince home in Roland Park
Last evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Prince in Roland Park hosted an elegant social scene. The front of the house served as a salon with artistic decor and fight tables for bridge. Mrs. Carter Dailon won the ladies prize and O. Mendenhall the gentlemen’s prize. Refreshments followed with a salad course, salmon croquettes, potato chips, hot rolls and coffee.
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C. ”. Prince
Roland Park
Carter Dailon
O. 4
Mendenhall
Flower show and bazaar opens at Wesley Memorial Church
The opening day of the flower show and bazaar by the Wesley Memorial church ladies aid society drew a large attendance. The bazaar, an annual social church event, was highlighted by community participation. Miss Kathleen Johnson of Thom asville visited her sister Mrs Grover Kester in the city yesterday.
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Odessa Rice
Thomasville
City
W. M Barker
Richardson Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Ladies Aid Society
Kathleen Johnson
Grover Kester
Local personals note and society meeting announced
Baltimore visitor C H Broekmen stops by on business. Dr Hf B Hiatt returns from Asheville after attending a medical meeting. H B Williams from Greensboro and Ruth Owen visit city friends. H Herndon and C H Baker among yesterday’s business guests. James Douglas from Debtin Ireland hosted at Hiwood. The Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society meets tonight at 7 30 at the parsonage.
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James Douglas
Debtin
Ireland
Hiwood
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Wheat threshing totals reported for county
Reports from George A. Diggs show over 100000 bushels of wheat threshed this year from 8712 acres in the county. The season totals include 15914 bushels of wheat and 4141 bushels of rye with more reports pending from small farms. Diggs prepares the county report for Raleigh and Washington.
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Asheville
George A. Diggs
County Register of Deeds
Diggs
State Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
State Department
National Department
Washington
First Woman Runs for New York Municipal Court
Miss Bertha Rembaugh, a Republican, becomes the first woman to run as a candidate for the New York municipal court justice seat. Her bid marks a historic step for gender representation in city judiciary elections.
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Bertha Rembaugh
Municipal Court
New York City
Come in and Look Us Over With Christmas Thoughts in Mind
Visitors urged to shop early at Stamey s store with a focus on Christmas gifts. Emphasizes large varied displays and an anticipated holiday season amid merchandise shortages. Highlights watches including Hamilton Illinois South Bends Elgins Walthams Lancetts and engraving to prevent later disappointment.
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Stamey’s
Colorado miners ordered back to work ends strike
District No. 15 coal miners in Colorado New Mexico and Utah were ordered to resume work after telegrams from Indianapolis announced the strike's end. George O Johnson district president confirmed the return to production.
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Pueblo
Col
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Indianapolis
George O. Johnson
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Henry White
Wesley Memorial
Pe ‘As
Ifan
Bethel Reformed Church
Lisle
Moffitt
Prince's
C. H. Broekmen
Baltimore
Hf. B. Hiatt
Medical Association
H. B. Williams
Greensboro
Ruth Owen
Ft. K
C. H. Baker
Dallas
Texas
Womans Society
Buncombe
Hamilton
Jewelry Store
N. Main
J. A. Smith
Nares Eons
Albion Ae
Henry Fraser
Dr. Clayton
Allen Austin
Australia
Fur Sale
Therhantite
Jolrade
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