Pioneer In Suffrage Movement Still Fights For Cause
Miss Alice Paul, 71, founder of the Woman's National Party, advocates a constitutional amendment declaring equal rights under the law regardless of sex. Born 1885 in Moorestown New Jersey, she endured jail, hunger strikes, and forcible feeding for suffrage. Her work traces to Lucretia Mott and Susan B. Anthony, shaping the movement that culminated in 1920 with women winning the ballot.
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Bem Price
Washington
Alice Paul
Great Britain
United States
Miss Paul
Woman's National Party
WNP
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Elizabeth Forbes
Joan of Arc
Ridgefield
Conn
Helen
Congress
Supreme Court
Moorestown
N. J
William M
Tacie Parry Paul
America
Paulsboro
Phillip Paul
Swarthmore College
University of Pennsylvania
England
Emmeline Pankhurst
London
Glasgow
Winston Churchill
National American Woman Suffrage Assn
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Wilson
Union Station
Teft
Women’s Party
Geneva
World Women’s Party
U. S
U.S
Gallatin House
Counseling Plan Aids Women College Cohesion at WC
Greensboro report outlines the 1935 Harriet Elliott counseling plan at Women’s College. A trained counselor is assigned to each dorm as a unit, guiding academic and personal life and easing freshman anxieties.
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Albert Wilkinson
Greensboro
Betsy Ross
Alia Wenden
Harriet Elliott
Miss Elliott
Katherine Taylor
Miss Taylor
Merek Monsman
Helen Burns
Rehearsal Then Wedding Cake Cutting For McLamb Auman Nuptials
Miss Kitsie McLamb and Sherrill Auman wed last night with a Friday cake cutting after the rehearsal at Brentwood Presbyterian Church. Hostesses including Mrs. W. M. McLamb and Miss Naomi McLamb presided at 355 Copeland Dr with white carnations, gypsophila, green bow laces, silver tapers, and a three tier cake topped by a bridal couple and bells. Guests were given keepsakes of pearls and cufflinks, and goodbyes were said to Mr and Mrs William Max McLamb as the celebration wrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitsie McLamb
Sherrill Auman
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
W. M. McLamb
Naomi McLamb
L. W. McLamb
Loflin MeLmath
Donald Setliff
William Max McLamb
Mrs Roy Phillips Hosts Miss Pollock Party in High Point
Mrs Roy R Phillips of High Point and her mother Mrs W F Surratt of Thomasville hosted at the Guilford Room Guilford Dairy to honor Miss Becky Pollock who is to wed Donald Surratt. Twelve guests attended with flowers and an iced course as bingo provided entertainment and prizes.
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Roy Phillips
High Point
Miss Pollock
Thomasville
Roy R. Phillips
W. F. Surratt
Guilford
Guilford Dairy
Becky Pollock
Donald Surratt
Phillips
Surratt
Debbie Lynn Phillips
Sim Pollock
District Nine Nurses Meet for First Year
District Nine Nurses plan their first year gathering at 7 oclock Wednesday at Claude's Restaurant on the superhighway near Lexington. Mrs Edith Brocker president of the NC Nurses will be guest speaker. The piece also notes student government intramural groups and mock elections by WC Young Democrats and Young Republicans with playful references to Adlai Stevenson.
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District 9
Claude's
Lexington
Edith Brocker
N. C
Student Government Association
Peng
Amlieane
Young Democrats
Young Republican
Weil Myan
Eisen
Adlaienson
Hall
Boneless Pork Shoulder Butt Simmered with Mixed Pickling Spice
Home cook suggests adding mixed pickling spice to a boneless pork shoulder butt while simmering in water. The mixture infuses extra flavor and aroma during gentle cooking.
Bridgeman and Smith Tie The Knot In Thomasville Wedding
Miss Peggy Gwyn Smith and James Lan caster Bridgeman were married at Fair Grove Methodist Church in Thomasville. The ceremony featured organist Mrs. William Davis and soloist Jack Rothell. Attendants included bridesmaids from Burlington and Washington, D. C. The couple will reside in South Hill Virginia after a reception at the church.
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Thomasville
Fair ‘Grove Methodist Church
Peggy Gwyn Smith
James Lancaster Bridgeman
Albert W. Wellens
William V. Davis
Jack Rothell
Burlington
Lyman E. Murphy
Virginia Swaim
Cateeche
D. C
Charles Jones
Whitney
S. C
Ray Kenmore
Odell Townsend
Greenville
Elwood Ligion
Emerywood Club Plans Labor Day Buffet
Emerywood Country Club reopens after a two week break and kicks off its fall events with a Labor Day family style buffet from 6 to 9 p.m. The menu features fried chicken, French fries, cole slaw, salads, hot rolls, butter, and desserts. Reservations are advised, and children under 12 are admitted free. The club closes on Wednesday September 5.
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Emerywood Country Club
Community ties span cities across region
Immigrants or travelers hailed from Atlanta and Athens Georgia Spartanburg South Carolina Whitney Greenville Washington D C and several North Carolina locations reflecting a broad regional reach in the coverage area.
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Ding
Atlanta
Athens
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Tennessee
Morrill
Neb
Diane Powel
Columbus
Ohio
Woman’s College of Unc
Barn Edwards
Rich Square
Sue Cochran
Matthews
Bobby Joan Helton
East Bend
Diana Davie
Charlotte
Carolyn Dalton
Winston-Salem
Patsy Lentz
Monroe
Lib Adams
Hartsville
Lu Stephenson
Saluda
Bridgeman-Smith
Carley C. Smith
W.C.U.N.C
Greensboro College
Madison, N. J
City Schools
Clemson College
Boyd H. Bridgeman
Spartanburg
Burlington Mills
South Hill
Drs. Jarrell
Jarrell
Eves One
Glasses
Lisis
Wrens A
Howell “Sts
Fine Arts
R’s Ballet
Ruth Adams
G. M. Haley
W. G. Kirkman
Main ST
Emerywood Club
C. Dewitt Holton
Jad
S. Main ST
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