Society Notes Highlight Local Women Club Activities
Grimes Street Girl Reserves hiked to Blair farm while Bird band plans Kirkman spring hike. Business and Professional Woman's club to host Violet Johnson reviewing the Oberammergau Passion Play. Missionary Society reports and a day of prayer set. Stansbury Rogers wedding at Miss Hilda Rogers becomes Mrs Frank E. Stansbury. Musical Arts club reviews classical periods and hosts Bach to Gluck program with solos and choral pieces. Girl Reserve council opens with talks on leadership attributes and service. annual meeting planned with secretary elected.
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Grimes Street
Blair Farm
Kirkman’s Spring
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Violet Johnson
Oberammagan
Louuisiana
Society
Musical Arts Club
B. R. Thurman
Johnson Street
H. S. Coffield
Coffield
Owen-Smith
Charles Tomlinson
Forrest Murray
W. G. Shipman
Gurney Briggs
Genevieve Moore
H. D. Sears
Kathleen Petty Boxer
Dorothy Gardyne
Hattie Fowler
M. P. Harrell
Beverly Thurman
Dan Smith
Matt Wall
Myrtle Rodwell
Ficrate, Alg
CIA
Hayworth Springs
Miss Albright
Annie Carter Marsh
Mary Harrell
Jessie Kearns
Miss Allbright
Civise
Ruskin
Wordsworth
Hunter
Gardyne
W. C. Idol
People Movers Visit Greensboro Area Amid Family and Travel Updates
Mrs. R B White returned from Georgia with daughters Mrs M W Woodard of Raleigh and Mrs R B Dree of Georgia. Mrs M G Harris of High Point is in St Leo's hospital Greensboro. Several locals and visitors including Drs A C Jones and EB Bristow, and Miss Marian Hunter stayed in Greensboro, with others traveling to Chattanooga and New York.
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R. B. White
Georgia
M. W. Woodard
Raleigh
R. B. Drree
M. G. Harris
High Point
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Mrs. Bowne
New York
Elizabeth Bowne
Wine
Christmas Day Show At Wag Its First Big Showing
A note reveals the big showing of Christmas Day at Wag Its First, highlighting a milestone event likely in a local venue. The fragment suggests a festive premiere or program opening associated with Wag Its First.
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Wag
Coffield Furniture Co on Ankin Street
Local furniture store Coffield Furniture Co operates on Ankin Street offering a range of home furnishings and house décor. The outlet emphasizes clean, modern designs and in-store stock of living room, bedroom, and dining room pieces.
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Ankin Street
Coffield Furniture Co
Elks Band to Play at Johnston Farm Sale Event
The Elks band will perform at the sale of the T. J. Johnston farm property on Saturday November 25. The notice invites locals who enjoy good music to attend.
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Elks Band
Milliken & Albertson
T. J. Johnston
Churches Seek to Aid Rent Bills in Washington
President Harding was asked by the administrative committee of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ to return to Congress with a special amendment. The request aims to aid rent relief and support affected citizens as the nation faces economic strain.
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Washington
Presdent Harding
administrati+ve
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
Congress
Immigration Committee Urges Quicker Refugee Admission
A committee urges admitting Greeks Armenians and other refugees now at Ellis Island and other stations. It notes quotas for Greeks and Armenians are filled for the year and calls for admission of these groups to ease wartime displacements.
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Hillis Island
Siher
Southern Commercial Congress Opens Three Day Session
The 16th annual Southern Commercial Congress begins in Chicago with a three day program on southern agriculture export trade and immigration. Key talks include Our Changing Constitution by Senator Joan K. Snieks of Minnesota and The Balance of World Peace by Maj. Gen. J. F. Ryan U S Army and the congress president Dr. Clarence J. Owens delivers the annual address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coimmertal
Joan K. Snieks
Mennassee
J. F. Ryan
U. S. Army
Clarence J. Owens
Congress
Sultan Arrives on Friendly Soil with Malaya
Maut a November 20 The British dreadnaught Malaya with Sultan Mohammed V aboard arrived this morning on Cosmio soil. Officials expect Governor Fiumar to board the vessel for an official welcome. The sultan and his party will stay at Fort Tigne.
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Sultan
LY Associated Press
Mauta
Malaya
Sultan Mohammed Vi
Beard
Cosmio
Iit
Fiumar
Mohammed
Olielalg
Fort Tigne
Doughton Spent $2,285 In Campaign Funds
Representative Doughton, a Democrat, spent $2,285 in his campaign according to a statement released today. The filing details indicate the extent of his fundraising and expenditure for the election.
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Washington
Doughton
Wageger's Offers Gift for Any Member at Lower Prices
Wageger's highlights a gift option suitable for any member and promotes lower prices across its offerings.
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Wageger’s
Special prices on blankets at Coieid Furniture Co
Coieid Furniture Co on Rankin Street offers blankets and comforts at special prices. Phone 2831.
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Coieid Furniture Co
Rankin Street
Thomasville Notes: Social Visits and Birth Announcement
Thomasville section reports Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers to Greensboro with guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bernau. Travelers W H Treloe and daughters visited War ner's sister in Walnut Town. Local families hosted guests from Greensboro High Point and Charlotte. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Faircloth on November nineteenth at Mrs. W L Bargett's home in High Point. Walter Hargett Jr celebrated his seventh birthday.
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Stansbury-Rogers
South Main Street
Hilda Rogers
Frank E. Stansbury
Greensboro
T. J. Rogers
Stansbury
T. J
Church Street
Thomas Jefferson Rogers
Hilda
High Point
N. C
EB. A. Bristow
J. HR. Bristow
St. Louis
Guy Dr. Grimes
Dr. Bristow
Green
Main Street
Hhcohor
Mr. Green
Guesis
J. F. Hayden
W. H. K'nnay
Minnie Lee Dumper
D. B Hoever
G. M. Hoover
CC. M. Hoover
J. D. Green
W.S. Hargett
Edgar Hargett
Kintom
Gilbert Hargett
D. HE. Hoover
Thomasville
J. R. Myers
R. C. Bernau
Alfred Cox
A. King
Carl Cox
D. E. Hoover
Minnie Lee Jumper
W. H. Kinney
Jacquellyn
James Faircloth
W. L. Bargett
Walter Hargett, Jr
Bithday
Choral Society Moves Meeting Place to Presbyterian Hut
The Choral society relocates its gathering from Wesley Memorial church to the Presbyterian hut with hours from eight to nine. Megabears are asked to submit suggestions for a new name for the organization. The Business and Professional Women’s club schedules a 7:30 meeting at an unspecified location.
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Choral Society
Presbyterian Hut
Wesley Megnorial Church
Megabears
Social club notices from Colonial Drive and Main Street
At her home on Colonial drive Mrs. John Lindsay Jr will host a Delta Tau club meeting. The Literature Section of the Woman's club will meet at Mrs Owen Smiths home at 3 45. Mrs S L Davis will enter the Fortnightly Bridge club at her home on South Main street at 8 o clock.
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Colonial Drive
John Lindsay, Jr
Delta Tau Club
Woman's Club
Owenmith
S. L. Davis
Help Home
South Main Street
Mrs Carter Dalton Hosts Over-the-Teacups Club
Mrs Carter Dalton invites members of the Over-the-Teacups club to her home on Johnson street for a 3 o'clock gathering.
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E. P. Land
Carter Delien
Johnson Street
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
Cornellan Club Hostess At Home Evening
Mrs Kred Woodriff will host the Cornellan club at her home. The Friday Bridge club will be entertained by Mrs John Peacock at 86 B. The Sovrosis club schedules a meeting, details unclear.
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Kred Wooodriff
Cornellan
John Peacock
Sovrosis Club
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