Hallowe'en Socials Highlight Local Society Scene
Miss Mildred Bedford hosts St Johns class at St Marys Episcopal Parish House tonight with Hallowe en games for about twenty five guests. Everett and Mrs Marsh return from a wedding trip and plan to live with Dr and Mrs Dred Peacock. Springfield school faculty stage a Hallowe en benefit party with light refreshments. First Baptist choir members feted by Mrs Sears in farewell for Mrs Wheeler who studies in New York. Main Street Methodist youth group hosts a basement Hallowe en party with fish ponds fortune telling and light refreshments. Cor el ian club hosts Halloween event at Mrs Fra zier’s home featuring Jingles and prizes. Kannapolis wedding of Ruth Montgomery and Horace Robertson celebrates with reception. couple to live in Kannapolis.
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Mildred Bedford
St. John’s
St. Mary's. Episcopal Church
Everett Marsh
City
Mrs
Dred Peacock
Northein Street
Springfield School
First Baptist Church
H. D. Sears
Johnson Street
Fred Wheeler
Dudley Buck
New York
Society of the
Main Street Methodist Church
A. #. Frazier
Cornelian Club
Adelaide Williamson
Louise Williams
Alena Mosely
Kannapolis
Ruth Montgomery
Horace Robertson
J. H. Broomer
Swarington
First Methodist
Washington
Kannanolis
Ira Montgomery
High Point
Mr. Robertson
North Carolina State College
Cannon Company
Kannapel
Apd
FF. Warley
Clyde Farley
Montgomery-Robertson
Woman's Missionary Society Meets to Pack Boxes
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met to pack missionary boxes. All members are urged to attend this Monday from 2 to 5 o'clock at the church.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Chiuteh
Choral Society to Elect Officers at Wesley Memorial
The choral society meets at Wesley Memorial church at 7 30 PM for officer elections. Mr Sapith announces new music arriving, enabling the society to begin work.
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Choral Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Sapith
Woman's Club Sets 3 30 Meeting and Board Session
The Woman's club holds its regular meeting at 3 30 this afternoon in the Y building. The executive board of the club will meet at 2 o'clock.
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Woman's Club
Beavans Hostess for Entre NOUS Club Meeting
The Entre NOUS club will gather at 3 o'clock with W. C. Beavans acting as hostess. The event focuses on social and organizational plans for the group.
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Irs
W. ¢. Beavans
Regular meetings listed for local clubs this week
The B P L A holds its regular meeting at 7 30 in the Baptist church. The Duplicate Bridge Club meets with Mrs Harry Raymond at Poofchook. The Philomarthian club gathers with Mrs Arthur Tyon at 3 Gelock.
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Baptist Church
Duplicate Bridge Buncheon Club
Harry Raymond
Poofchook
Philomarthean Club
Arthur Tyon
Gelock
Halloween Party Headlines Phila Thea Class Honors Baptist Teachers
The Phila thea class of the First Baptist Sunday school hosted a Halloween party for Baptist teachers from the city last Saturday. Guests entered past ghostly figures and decor of yellow and black crepe papers, pumpkin masses, and black cat silhouettes. A witch led readings as guests blindfolded felt a leather glove, a raw oyster, and kid curlers from a tub of water.
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lInenu
Social Calendar Notes From Greensboro Weekend Activities
From High Point attendees at the Trinity Davidson football game in Greensboro to a Neese hall dance, the weekend featured Nellie Muse Thelma Wineskie Eva Bullock Caroline Dick Vander Liles and Mrs H Liles. Mrs Eshelman of North Wilkesboro visits with J A Eshelman for the D A R and DPD A R conference. Cary Parish and his wife spent Sunday with KE M Howerton in Greensboro formerly of New York now residing there.
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High Point
Trinity-Davidson
Greensboro
Neese’ Hall
Nellie Muse
Thelma Wineskie
Eva Bullock
Caroline Dick
P. Werd Eshelman
North Wilkesboro
J. A. Eshelman
Ishelman
Alexander Martin
DPD. A. R
Pole
Cary A. Parish
KE. M. Hownerton
Parish
New York
Wreensboro
New York Tale of a Midwest Buyer and a Ford Truck
Ernest Aimless, a Midwest newcomer in New York since the war, bought antiques and rode a Ford truck to delivery. He shouted to a banker acquaintance at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street, who looked surprised by the improvised freight scene. Now he frets about the tale reaching his hometown.
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New York
Ernest
Middle West
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Main Street
Gothai
Ruth Page Praised as Promising Dancer and Pantominist
The writer extols Ruth Page from the Bohn dancing school as a lovely child and extraordinary pantomimist. They predict a bright long professional life for her based on her early talents.
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Hassard
Ruth Page
Bohn
Women Campaigners Prepare For Upstate Tour
A gubernatorial campaign note describes female workers facing challenges with humor and resolve. A speaker carries a portable typewriter and a home permanent kit, planning to draft speeches in Rochester and arrive coiffed for events, highlighting preparation and media savvy in political activism.
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Nestle
Rochester
Cattle Slaughter Totals Reported for Year Ending June 30 1922
The federal meat inspection service reports for the fiscal year ending June 30 1922 that 7 871 cattle were slaughtered in official establishments nationwide. The notice outlines total slaughter and references the inspection data.
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Federal Meat Inspection Service
Windy street vendor uses kitten as paper weight
A news vendor struggling with gusts at a subway entrance uses a stray kitten as a makeshift paper weight. He lifts the cat gently and places it on the piled newspapers, where the feline curls up as a living, fur trimmed stabilizer.
Pie Insurance Debate Framed by Restaurant Poisoning Cases
A local discussion questions whether food dispensers should be insured against damages from serving harmful food. Proponents argue protection for spoilage risk. opponents fear shielding operators from liability when harm results from unknown or preventable food. The piece suggests dining at home as safer.
Irving Berlin’s Music Box Revue Delights Audiences
A colorful notice extols the second inning of Irving Berlin’s Music Box Revue praising its elegance, comedy, beauty, and overall perfection. It highlights stars including Charlotte Greenwood and Fairbanks as standout performers in a vivid, period-voice theatre reviewer tone.
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Irving Berlin
Music Box
Charlotte’ Greenwood
Tuberculosis and disease tallies for swine and pork
The records show totals for tuberculosis retention and condemnation in swine and pork across categories. Figures include 457 retained for tuberculosis, 215,808 condemned for tuberculosis, 39,434 condemned for all other diseases, and 15,753. Swine totals include 349 slaughtered with 416,439 retained for tuberculosis, 5,640,081 condemned for tuberculosis, and 70,304 condemned for all other diseases.
Walter Sprunt Named British Vice Consul in Wilmington
Walter P. Sprunt, of the cotton exporting firm Alexander Sprunt and Sons, Inc, is appointed British vice consul in Wilmington to succeed Daniel MacRae who resigns due to ill health.
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Wilmington
Walter P. Sprunt
Daniel MacRae
Sprunt
Alexander Sprunt and Sons, Inc
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Xtra Fine
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Dren
Vander Liles
8. N. Liles
Guilford
C. V. Brooks
New York Letter
High Point's
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Beavans
TIE Ladies Store
Buster Brown
Star Brand
Johnson Baillie
Eclipse
Serena
Pyro
Weis
Yles
Stamey’s
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Elgin
Hamilton
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Gruen
South Bend
Lord Springfield
Hampden
Winton
Bulova
Eversharpe
Suponte
Edison
Ingersoul
Shaeffer
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Aiken
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