Plans Revealed for State U D C Meeting in Wilson
Invitations go to North Carolina officials for the Forty First Annual North Carolina division convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Wilson. Hostess John W Dunham chapter led by Mrs. James Edwin Woodard plans social events, a luncheon, tea, president’s dinner, and a Children of the Confederacy program. Social and business sessions run October 12 to 14 with events at Cherry hotel and Wilson Woman's Club.
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North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wilson
John W. Dunham
James Edwin Woodard
Woodard
John H. Anderson
Raleigh
Cherry and Briggs
Division
Woman's Club of Wilson
Cherry Hotel
Children of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
High Point
C. of C
Methodist Church
Fred Flowers
J. A. Yarborough
N. C
William M. Parsley
Wilmington
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
American Legion
Victor Johnson
Pittsboro
N. C. Dept. American Legion
Thomas R. Uzzell
Anderson
Claudius McGowan
Joseph D. Ross
Briarfield U D C Chapter Meets in Greensboro Meeting
Briarfield chapter of the U D C gathers at Mrs. Robert Lambeth's Greensboro home with Mrs. Hobart Allred of High Point assisting. Sallie McCracken reelected president as officers named for the year. Reading included a Confederate officer paper and a Sidney Lanier poem.
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Thomasville
Briarfield
Robert Lambeth
Greensboro
Hobart Allred
High Point
Sallie McCracken
EB. J. Poe
Miss McCracken
J. E. Lambeth
Progress
R. Watkins
James Jonathan
J. Palmer
Sidney Lanier
Mrs. W. E. Mitchell Hosts Bridge Party for Bride Mrs Hodgin
Mrs. W. E. Mitchell entertained at 1113 Rotary Drive to honor Mrs. William Warren Hodgin formerly Lola Smith of Reidsville. Six tables played with talisman rosebud markers and late fall flowers. High scorer was Mrs. Robert L. Hubbard Jr. Prizes included crystal goblets and Italian pottery vases.
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W. E. Mitchell
Rotary Drive
William Warren Hodgin
Lola Smith
Reidsville
Robert L. Hubbard, Jr
Hose
Mitchell
Hodgin
Joe Temple
Martha Lamoreaux
Chattanooga
Henry Foscue
Glenn Smith
Jack Thomas
Paul Casey
Laurance Ingram
Gilbert Clinard
James B. Lovelace
Morris Jones
R. T. Amos
John W. Clinard, Jr
J. P. Hollingsworth
Herman Smith
Jack Holbrook
Robert Davis
James §. Moffitt
Harry Alexander
Ralph Slate
Jesse Washburn
Jane Hess Weaver
Misses McCain And Dunn Share Honors With Kernersville Bride
Miss Virginia McCain and Miss Lucille Dunn were honored at a Kernersville bridge party hosted by Miss Margaret Allen. Six tables played amid fall blooms. high score won by Mrs. Clarence Tafford of Kernersville, second by Mrs. Joe Pinnix. Gifts were given to brides L W Bonkemeyer and Fred Eichhorn, with crystal and china rewards.
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Virginia McCain
Lucille Dunn
High Point
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Kernersville
Esther McKaughan
Margaret Allen
Clarence Tafford
Joe Pinnix
L. W. Bonkemeyer
Fred Eichhorn
Greensboro
China
Miss McCain
Miss Dunn
Doris Allen
Lauree Robbins
W. R. McCain
B. J. Dunn
Winston-Salem
P.T.A. Board Meeting At Bay Street School
All chairmen and officers of the Bay Street Parent Teacher association are requested to attend an important session in the school auditorium at 1 45 on Tuesday. Members unable to attend in person should send representatives.
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The
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Parties Planned To Honor Miss McCain October Bride Elect
Miss Frances Gordon Lindsay and Mrs. J William Abernethy will entertain at the home of Mrs Abernethy on Johnson street to open a week of parties for Miss Virginia McCain a popular bride elect of the month. The party will be at 3 30 oclock Thursday evening miss McCain will be honored at Kernersville where Mrs D L Donnell entertains at Kerner s Folly This will be a no party and play will begin at Mrs H W McCain aunt of Miss McCain and her daughter Miss Anna Virginia will complement this bride elect with a family dinner party on Johnson street Friday evening
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Frances Gordon Lindsay
J. William Abernethy
Johnson Street
Virginia McCain
H. W. McCain
Miss McCain
Anna Virginia
Twentieth Century Study Club Meeting Time Change
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet this week with Mrs. Lamar McCallum at 600 Parkway. The gathering is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at 3 30, and members are asked to note the change in meeting time.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
Florence Nightingale Club
West Emerywood Garden Club
Robert Fountain
Westwood
North Carolina Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheraton Hotel
J. F. Hayden
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames J. I. Groome
Sanders Dallas
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Mesdames Horace Haworth
Forrest Murray
Woman's Club
American Homes Department
W. D. Brooks
North Main Street
Utopian Study Club
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
Entre Nous Club
B. §. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Circle Four
Wesley Memorial Church
Sheraton Ballroom
Edith Moore Sherrod
Community Arts Club Luncheon Set Friday at Mrs Davis Home
The Community Arts club will hold its regular luncheon Friday at 1 PM hosted by Mrs Ross H. Davis at her Denny Street residence.
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Community Arts Club
Ross H. Davis
Denny Street
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Sorosis Club
B. S. Cummings
South Hamilton Street
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Johnny Johnson
Friendly Garden Club Show Postponed by Weather
The flower show and tea of the Friendly Garden club at Mrs. W. L. Kivett’s home were postponed due to bad weather. A new date will be announced later.
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Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Sorosis Club Set to Meet at Mrs Cummings Home
The Sorosis club will hold its first fall meeting this Friday at 3 p.m. at 31 South Hamilton Street. Mrs B. 8. Cummings hosts the gathering.
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Sorosis Club
B. 8. Cummings
South
Hamilton Street
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Meetings
A dense schedule of society gatherings unfolds Monday through Friday. Florence Nightingale club meets at the YWCA hut. garden clubs convene around Emerywood and Westwood. DAR district convention opens at the Sheraton with eleven chapters represented. Publicized events include bridge parties, study clubs, luncheons, a fashion show, and a Swing School evening with Johnny Johnson.
Local Social News Recap from Spartanburg Area
Catherine Anderson returns home after hosting weekend in Raleigh with the Hampton couple. Mrs Clyde Connor recovers well after major operation at Charlotte sanatorium. Mrs J L Phillips and son Larry visit Spruce Pine, joined by Lee Forward from Spruce Pine. Guests hosted by EB Ring on Lindsay Street include Charles Hutcherson, C V Kiser, Deco Boyles, and J Lee Hartman en route to Miami. Mrs M L Coggins arrives from Lexington for a week with Mrs John A Holmes on Colonial Drive.
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Catherine Anderson
Spartanburg
D. C
J. L. Phillips
Larry
Spruce Pine
J. B. Phillips
High Point
Mies Lee Forward
EB. T. Ring
Lindsay Street
Charles Hutcherson
Richmond, Va
C. V. Kiser
Deco Boyles
King, N. C
J. Lee Hartman
Miami
Fla
Hartman
Washington, D.C
M.L. Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
Adult Education Conference Convenes at Chapel Hill
Mrs. J. M. Day leads the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs division of Adult Education to the regional American Association of Adult Education conference at Chapel Hill. The 1937 assembly authorized a $25 000 annual appropriation, unifying adult education and literacy under the state education department. Clubwomen are urged to continue programs, add a clipping bureau and a $10 book shelf, and participate in sessions Oct. 3 to 5 with leaders from thirteen states.
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J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
General Assembly
J. M. Day of
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Edward G. Etheridge
Asheville
Chapel Hill
Mrs Neely Delivers China Lecture At Kernersville Tea
Mrs Powell Neely of Winston-Salem spoke to Circle 1 of the Moravian church Woman's Auxiliary at D. W. Harmon's home on the topic China. She compared Japan and China as guests and organizers served Russian tea and cakes while dahlias decorated the room. Other items note social visits and a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs J. R. Blackwell Sr. with attendees listed.
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Kernersville
Powell Neely
Winston- Salem
Circle 1
Woman's Auxiliary
Moravian Church
D. W. Harmon
Carl R. Kerner
China
Neely
Japan
Charles Adams
Carl Kerner
Tilla Harmon
Dan Williard
Ernest Smith
E. N. Allen
Mesdames
Walter Allen
Adams
Mrs. Neely
R. B. Hastings
Doris Allen
Marguerite Kerner
Sara Graves
Lucy Faye Smith
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
M. E. Fagg
Dillon
D. C
Mesdames Blackwell
Fagg
Lucia Linville
Gid Hastings
Winston-Salem
J. R. Blackwell
R. C. Morris
J. T. Justice
N. Y. King
M. B. Fagg
Jim Spars
J. T. Justice, Sr
Geo, Bellamy and
Gilmer Smith
Coteriens Meet This Evening
Members of the Coterien club will hold their weekly business meeting at eight o clock this evening in the Arcade building on North Main street. The note mentions Dean Cromwell John Barrymore Gary Cooper and Bugs Baer as cartoonists before their current success.
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Coterien Club
Arcade Building
North Main Street
Dean Cromwell
John Barrymore
Gary Cooper
Bugs Baer
Lake Superior Area Size Stands At 31 200 Square Miles
The lake commonly known as Lake Superior is described as the largest of the Great Lakes with an area reported at thirty one thousand two hundred square miles in this reference.
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Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Fidelis Baptist Social Sets Potluck and Prayer Service
The Fidelis class of First Baptist will meet tomorrow at 6 15 PM at the church for a potluck supper followed by a brief business session A revival prayer service replaces the usual social hour. The Emmanuel Senior Luther League also meets tonight at Miss Louise Southern's home 902 South Main Street with a required attendance.
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Baptist Fidelis
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Senior Luther League
Emmanuel Senior Luther League
Louise Southern
South Main Street
Hat Toss Lands in Roosevelt Car Stirs Portland Laughs
Portland resident Talmadge Stanley tossed a new ten dollar hat that landed in President Roosevelt's car and was kept by the President. After 60 friends telephoned in sympathy Stanley grinned at the incident. Later, another member of the presidential party did not reclaim the hat and his car was stolen while he was at the post office.
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Portland
Ore
Wisconsin Tops as Nation’s Cheese Leader
Wisconsin leads the nation in cheese production with New York a close second. The industry drills over 20 thousand oil wells annually, and the total annual drilling cost in the United States exceeds 500 million dollars.
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Wisconsin
Union
United
Fasteeth the new improved denture pouter
Pasteeth promises secure dentures and fresh breath with Fasteeth. Advertisers claim it prevents plates from dropping or slipping and provides all day comfort praised by users and dentists alike. Three sizes offered for a better fit.
Farm Bureau calls reorganization of state agri programs
Raleigh Oct 4 The Farm Bureau Federation urges reorganizing state agricultural agencies to remove duplication of farm experiment efforts The move draws little concern from the Department of Agriculture which cites harmony with the Extension Service and notes strong federal support surpassing state funds The federation’s secretary says the aim is single effort under dual management.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
W. Kerr Scott
State College Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Henry in Jail Study Backfires Over Ten Commandments
In Portland Henry Ro Henry, 29, told police he would memorize the ten commandments. Municipal Judge Cohn deferred sentence until he memorized and repeated them. Two hours later he returned to court and flunked. He had stolen a B from a minister.
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Portland
Ore
Ro Henry
Cohn
Bry
Henry
Juror Opal Johnston's Brief Service Noted in City Court
Dayton, O. Mrs Opal Johnston served briefly as a prospective juror before realizing she was about to sit in her own case. She sought $26.0 in injuries claimed from the incident.
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Dayton, O
Opalston
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Fifth District
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. I. Alex
James J. E. Lambeth
Hethcock
J. R. Blair
Pogram
S. C
J. C. Green
Highland Avenue
D. I. Tate
Tome
William Hodgin
McCain
Dunn
P.T. A. Board
Ray Street
Louise
Louise Pearson
Lucille Ballew
Philco
Washington Furniture
East Washington &T
DIAL
Adherika
Mra
Mabel Schott
Just
Eugene Oil Croquignole
Clyde F. Connor
812 Circle Drive
Charlotte Sanatorium
Connor
BE. A. Bencini
Margaret B. Walker
Orlando
J. P. Adkins
Lara Beard
Pennsylvania
Vv. V. Vaughn
Melbourne
Jack Reynolds Watson
Coteriens
Thomas E
Gatewood Avenue
Farm Bureau
Arnold
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