Social and Personal Notes of Oak'ard Eventful Afternoon
A grand reception at Mrs. A J Owen's home featured elegant decor with goldenrod autumn leaves pink roses and cosmo motifs. An ice pedestal with frozen leaves and a stream of yellow tulle decorated the punch table while music flowed from a behind screen orchestra. Distinguished guests wore champagne yellows greens and silvers as members of Delta Tau and other social circles gathered for rites and announcements.
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Owen
Dames
E. Kearns
Clarence &. Smith
Albion Millia
T. Vafeta
Georgette Crepe
Qigun
Manna Wack
Sallie Gilmer Jere
Charisserp Foren
Greensorn
Vera Idol
Gabert T. Powe
Ruth Owen
Grace Kephar
Hall
Mesdazees
C. L. Wheeler
Gitsert Clark
Mesdames
D. FB. Pitts
Vernon Idel
A. H. Liston
J. H. Adams
Brancess Mann
Mary Wilson
Benjamin E. Moore
Women Missionary Society Session Wrapped in Hickory
The first session of the Potomac synod Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Reformed Church met in Hickory led by Mrs J A Peeler. Delegates from multiple states attended as Miss Gertrude Cogan spoke on the Mexican problem and Mrs Hoy of China gave a popular address.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Hickory
J. A. Peeler
High Point
Hickory Record
J. F. Allen
Ephriam Corman
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Cogan
Visit Guests and Travel Notes From Local Carriage
Mr and Mrs J Van Leaks and their young son arrived today for a week at the Leake home on Hransilton street. Mr and Mrs R B Terry left last night for a week or ten days in New York. L C Fureerson was a business visitor to Lexington yesterday. Mrs G F P Kirby and her young daughter from St Mathews S C will stay with the Terrys at Poland park. H KR Serogeins is visiting relatives in Durham.
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J. van Leaks
J. van Jr
D. S. Leake
Hransilton Street
R. B. Terry
New York
L. C. Fureerson
Lexington
Poland Park
A Universal Failing in the Nation’s Mood
A note from the Ohio State Journal criticizes national culture for glossing wealth pursuit while undervaluing honest labor. The writer laments the era’s emphasis on obtaining money over earning it, signaling a broader social concern.
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Ohio State Journal
Woman's Club reports rest room plan and contests
The Woman's Club met at the Elks Club with Mrs Venetia Smith presiding. Plans include school contest prizes and securing a rest room behind Wachovia Bank facing the Southern tracks, with civic and industrial departments sharing duties. Other reports covered literary readings, Better Baby contest involvement, Reciprocity Day in Lexington, civic aims, and a Music Department meeting set for Saturday.
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the Womans
Elks’ Club
Venetia Smith
Bessie Hackney
Industrial Department
The
Commercial Club
Wachovia Bank
Hackney
Civics Department
Woman’s Club
W. C. Jones
Jones
T. D. Gilliam
Browning
Pheidippides
Martin
Relph
Ivan
Ivanovitch
T. J. Gold
T. A. Kearns
W. L. Jackson
J. W. McAnally
B. L. Justice
Greensboro
Civic Department
Kiks
John H. Tate
Does Woman's Work in Europe War Affect British Motherhood
London reports a government authorized inquiry by the Women's Industrial Council to assess how wartime female labor impacts motherhood. The probe aims to identify trades that harm childbearing and to propose future restrictive legislation to protect the race and England's generations.
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London
H. Taylor
Industrial Council
England
Tar Heels Gather for Elwood H. F. Marks Auction List
A long list of bidders and participants connects Elwood H. F. Marks in Wilmington and J B Nor ries of North Wilkesboro with many North Carolina towns. Names include G R Scoggins W W Boykin L J Godfrey J R Parker W R O Hara J E Schott and others extending from Charlotte to Greensboro and Raleigh.
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H. F. Marks
Wilmington
J. B. Norries
North Wilkesboro
G. R. Scoggins
N. C
W. W. Boykin
Charlotte
L. J. Godfrey
G. L. Hyman
Scotland Neck
C. B. Thomason
J. R. Parker
W. R. O'Hara
J. E. Schott
E. B. Moore
W. L. Carr
J. R. Woodall
J. E. Hammer
S. A. Hubbard
W. T. Anderson
H. E. Schwoff
Lexington
A. F. Weaver
W. F. Carr
Durham
W. P. Marr
Winston
J. L. Cornwall
Nashville
P. M. Williams
Wallace
A. L. Farley
Sylva
Joe Rutherford
Asheville
A. E. Stone
Charlote
J. E. Dye
Edw. R. Harding
Ralegih
G. W. Patterson
H. W. Wharton
Greensboro
Miss Blanche Owen
Brother of Mrs. E B Cline Dies in Baltimore
Mrs. E B Cline learned by telegram of the death of her brother Dr F C Ferguson in Baltimore. A 38 year old physician, he leaves a widow and mother with several siblings. He is the second of Mrs Cline’s brothers to die within six months. Funeral in South Carolina.
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Hickory
E. B. Cline
Baltimore
F. C. Ferguson
Dental parlors promote urgent tooth care
BAD TEETH are responsible for a large proportion of human IIs. If your teeth need attention consult us NOW. Delays are expensive and often dangerous. HIGH POINT DENTAL PARLORS DR. FOX, Manager 1354 S. Main St. Ta a aan Phone 707.
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High Point
DR. Fox
S. Main St
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Road Street
I. T. Mann
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H. A. Millia
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H OS. Wierrett
Pittstaisczh Plate Glass Corpany
W. P.meee
Atla of
Piniteburgh
Sorosis
Wesley Memorial Church
Sorosis Club
L. J. Ingram
Priscilla Club
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Woman's Missionary Society OF Reformed Church
Ing
Annie Blessing
Hellem
Philadelphia
Katherine Duncan
Gettysburg
Mary Sike
Pennsylvania
Yliss Edith Diehl
Fisher
Salisbury
J. C. Leonard
George Moose
Concord
W. Beck
Mt. Crawford
Foil
Mt. Pleasant
W. A. Anthony
Shuford Peeler
Lee Peeler
J. E. Plott
Exmine Plott
Thomas
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Moffiti FurnIshing Company
H. KR. Serogeins
Grey’s Market
Woman's Club News
High Point Woman’s Club
Ootowat” Br
Clubcom
Join T. Lowe
Clara Cox
Music Department
J. F. Hayden
Allen
Allen's
Elwood
Aan
Grace Kephart
Floyd L. Kenyon
Greensboro, N. C
Tor Credit
Igh Point, N.C
J. Elwood Cox
C. C. Hauser
V.-Pres
V.A
Ford
King’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
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