Christ and the Poor Move in a Greensboro Pageant
A Christ centered moral lecture blends with a Greensboro exhibition on South Main street. The scene features ornate flower displays, prize lists for dahlias, and a Cotillion dance in honor of Miss Sallie Gilmer Jones and Charles Skemp Boren with a November wedding planned at Wesley Memorial church.
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Greensboro
Kate Wyllie
Danville
L. Richardson
Katherine Klingman
W. M. Joyner
Susanne Jones
Jesse Crutchfield
Julia Gold
Ed Jones
Margaret Crater
Charles Blake
Millicent Fisher
Stanley Barbee
Mildred Bethel
Oscar Williams
Lula Martin Melver
Garland Clary
Kirk Moore
New York
Ed Jerome
Nelson Walsh
Roy J. Spearman
Fannie Wyllie
Herbert Cartland
W. L. Johnson
Annie Mary Smith
W. N. Daniel
W. H. Wilie
Winston
Mary Hege
Waynesville
Aura Grimes
South Main Street
Frank Wineskie
Alberta
Adelle
Joe Wineskie
Pittsburgh
Statesville
Fred Slane
L. C. Furgurson
Mildred Theresa
A. G. Dixon
City Hospital
North Main Street Methodist Protestant
C. C. Prince
Atlanta
Charles Matton
Everette Marsh
Sallie Gilmer Jones
Charles Kemp Boren
Richard Reitzel
Wake Forest
L. A. Peeler
Salisbury
Peeler
George D. Peeler
Louise Reitzel
Edna Wall
Washington
National School of Domestic Science and Art
Woman's Missionary Groups Plan Weekly Meetings
The note lists joint prayer meeting at Wesley Memorial Church on Tuesday at 6 30 and various club sessions including Literature Department with Mrs. W. C. Jones and O. E. S. meeting. A reception at Elk's Home is scheduled, with Missionary Society events at First Baptist and other clubs enlivening the week. The First Baptist church thanks the public for support of a dahlia show and notes the building vacated by Gray.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Young Woman’s Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Literature Department
Woman's Club
W. C. Jones
Civic Department
Elk’s Home
A. J. Owen
Missionary Society
First Baptist Church -In
Sweaters and Coats Offered at Popular Prices
In all the good shades at popular prices post a sale featuring new sweaters priced around 2.98 to 3.95 and ladies misses and children’s wear. Ladies and misses sport coats show the newest styles in stock for immediate purchase.
Local Couple Returns From Extended Bridal Tour
Dr and Mrs S S Coe return today from an extended bridal tour spent in northern cities. They will be at home to friends at the home of A M Idol on North Main Street.
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South Main Street
Venetia Smith
A’. Tate
A. KE. Alexander
S. S. Coe
Verta Idol
A. M. Idol
North Main Street
Hall
J Cheney
Toleda Ob.s
Thos Tou
High Point Women Aim to Secure Public Library
Statewide interest grows as the High Point women's club presses for a library building. Al Fairbrother of the Greensboro Record notes the town's organized effort signals success and predicts the project will be completed.
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al Fairbrother
Greensboro
Rio's Dream City Shines with Natural Splendor and Heights
By Margaret Mason from Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 6, the Bay of Naples is outmatched by Rio's night diamonds and Sugar Loaf. The piece tours the Botanical Garden guided by Antonio Gama, notes Brazilian hospitality, and extols views from the Internacional hotel, Sugar Loaf cable, and Corcovade cog road, finishing with a flourish about life and debt.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Bay of Naples
Sugar Loaf
Rio
Dom John VI
Portugal
Isle de France
Botanical Garden
Dom John
Marie Cahill
Howeve
Antonio Gama
Antonio
Santa Thereza
Internacional
Bear Mountain
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Corcovade
Naples
Macklin Memorizes Shuffled Verse Reads Like Set Piece
Detroit Free Press notes Macklin once claimed to repeat any formula after hearing it. Samuel Foote sent a rambling line that includes garden cabbage leaf pie, a bear, soap, a barber marriage, and a parade of whimsical characters. The joke illustrates the difficulty of repeating the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macklin
Jobilikis
Detroit
Fashion notes on modesty and stocking colors
The text contrasts past modesty with present fashion showing odd stocking colors. Verus reflects on earlier times when clothing was sparse and shocking. Today modesty returns with a shift toward bright or strange hosiery in public view.
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Verus
Snow and Cold Foretold by Indian Weather Forecasters
Indian forecasters and hunters who killed bears this fall predict a hard winter. They cite moss on trees and a bumper acorn crop as signs of long severe cold, warning locals to expect continued low temperatures. Forty-year-old George, the ninety year old patriarch of local red men, predicted the big snow last year and again cautions friends about the coming cold.
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George
Redmen
Guardsmen at the Border Spared Explosive Tales
The New York Sun notes that border guards escape the ordeal of hearing loud blast stories, a quirky reflection on wartime experiences and public fascination with explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sur
Cardui touted as relief for womanly troubles in North Carolina
An advertisement from Mt Airy urges women to try Cardui the woman’s tonic claiming long relief from headaches backaches sleeplessness and fatigue. A testimonial from Mrs Sarah M Chaps credits six bottles with near cure and recommends consulting Chattanooga Medicine Co for a 64 page home treatment guide.
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Chapps
Tve
Cardus
Cardui
Lady Reader
Lisa
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
N.C
England to Provide Housing for Soldiers After War
London reports Government plans to reserve 3100,000,000 for advances to local authorities and agencies to build homes for returning soldiers at reasonable rents. Local official Mr. Long urged liberal help, insisting many must be housed to keep land occupied and aid postwar recovery. The move signals a broader social shift favored by the government.
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London
England
Long
Planning Congress
Largest generator and transformer in the world
German electrical industry reports a triumph as Siemens Schuckertwerke builds a 60,000 kw generator and a 60,000 kw transformer capable of 110000 volt output for Rheinish Westphalian Electrical works. American turbo generators reach 35,000 to 40,000 kw.
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New York
Siemens- Schuckertwerke
Berlin
Rheinish Westphalian Electrical Works
United States
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J. H. Petty
E. J. Hearst
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Lewis
A. E. Alexander
Rexall
King Drug Company
J. A. Clinard
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Allen Brothers
Mrs. Lewis
Guilford Table Company
Horney
Peoples House Furnishing Company
John Teague
Wood's Dry Goods
C. E. Sheloff
D. Bones
F. M. Pickett
Beeson Hardware Company
Fannie Stone
Ralph Armfield
Irene Grimsley
Thaggard West
Mary Adele Glenn
E. E. Bain, Jr
Madeline Moore
Charles Moore
Mary Baxter
Clarence Martin
Gertrude Palmer
W. G. Freeman
Cora Moore
Kemp
Clendenin
Laurence Horine
Carl P. Daniel
W. C. Boren
Max
TI. Payne
John DD. Waldrop
L. M. Humphrey
William B Byrd
Henry B. Yates
Douglas Hunt
Robert Harris
Harry B. Grimsley
P.M. Dillon
KE. C. Jerome
High Point
Everett Marsh
Tea Cups Club
J. A. Hart
Sorosis
J. Imeram
Priscilla Club
V.W. Idol
Music Department Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
SILK
Home Banking Co
Mrs. Coe
Allens
Allen
Margaret Mason
Hyson
Atchison
Iran
Globe
Samuel Foote
Mous
Portland Oregonian
Allen Millinery
Chichester
West Safest
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