Archdale Club Postpones Meeting and Socials Across Town
Archdale Woman's club postpones its meeting due to the Central Carolina fair. Several city groups plan events from October 16 to 20, including a YWCA board session, a concerted effort by the Women’s Guild, a First Baptist aid tea, and a Presbyterian church auxiliary visit by Rev. and Mrs. Coit, former Korea missionaries.
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Archdale Club
Archdale Woman's Club
Lee Andrews
Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Hallowe’en’’ Partis
Baptist
R. T. Coit
Korea
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Green Street
North Carolina
Spencer
T. Adelaide Goodno
Greensboro
G. C. Kohless
Salisbury
Club meetings listed for Thursday and Friday
The KLUB KALENDAR lists Beta Pi at 3 30 with an ex hostess announcement, Delta Tau at 2 30 with Mrs Robert Walker on Johnson Street, and changes from Wednesday. Friday covers Soros, Over the Teacups, and Cornelian clubs meeting with hosts on Johnson and North Main streets at various hours.
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Delta Tau Club
Robert Walker
Johnson Street
Robert Brockett
Teacups Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Central Carolina Fair
Cornelian Club
Jack Taylor
Local social notes from Kennedy and nearby towns
Miss Minnie Leach returns to Kennedy after visiting her sister Mrs J A Johnson. Mrs W F Ellis and Mrs George Ellis of Salisbury stay a week with Mrs J J Farriss in Roland Park. Miss Gena Gallimore of Lexington visits Mrs J A Holmes on Lindsay Street.
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W. G. Matton
Monterey
Mex
George Matton
Bridge
Hamilton Street
Charles Ragan
Alberta Apartments
Matton
Minnie Leach
Kennedy
J. A. Johnson
W. F. Ellis
George Ellis
Salisbury
J. J. Farriss
Roland Park
Gena Gallimore
Lexington
J. A. Holmes
Lindsay Street
Money Prints Improve Paper Quality Yet Shorten Lifespan
The note states currency will be printed on higher grade paper soon but will not extend how long the money remains usable, implying durability gains without longevity benefits.
Asheville Theater Sold for 38000 After Mortgage
The Pack theater in Asheville, built last year at about 167000, was sold under mortgage Tuesday for 38000. New owners have not decided on plans for the house.
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Asheville
Pack
Dengue Fever Cases Reported in Wilmington
Fifty cases of break bone fever or dengue were reported by physicians in Wilmington. The city health officer announced the figure on Tuesday and said there is little fear of an epidemic.
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Wilmington
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Dorothy Gardyne
Clara Cox
Musical Art Club
Owen Smith
Sesson
Genevieve Moore
H. Norwood Bowne
Guilford Avenue
City Schools
Wom
Church
Episcopal
Miss Craig
John Peacock
South Main Street
Eva Woodburn Craig
Robert. Brocktt
Brockett
Brash
Sam. Davis
Wilbur Jones
Alvin Parker
Chase Idol
Prohibition
John Teague
Jones Burns
Mollie Lowe
A. M. Briggs
J. E. Kirkman
C. W. Denny
W. T. White
Honor Mies
St. John’s
Episcopal Church
Billie Hiatt
China
Kalopia Antonakos
Margaret Campbell
Elizabeth Hubbard
Houston Hiatt
Miss Hiatt
George Antonakos
Robert Hubbard
Allen
Crowson
Elizabeth Brown
Clark Hubbard
Klub Kalendar
Beta Pi Club
Main
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Ring Drug CO
Mirs. B
Coats
Misses’ Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
High Point's
Gilmers
Homer
N. Main St
Expert Shoe Fitters Quality Shoe Store
Red Belt Shoe Store
Main Street
R. By Loplais
David T. Yow
College Street
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