Dreams of power haunt poem and public gathering
The text blends a poem by Clinton Scollard praising ambition with a notice of a public meeting at the Elks' home. Mrs. Bickett will speak on an as yet unnamed subject of great interest to the auxiliary and the public. L. H. Putnam, the superintendent, will also speak. There are three auxiliary chapters in High Point, Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Home
Ladies’ Auxiliary
High Point
Greensboro
Winston Salem
Elks Host Golden Anniversary Reception for Judge Boyd
The Grenesboro lodge of Elks held an elaborate reception at their club rooms for Judge and Mrs. Jas E Boyd marking their golden anniversary. About 500 gifts were given as Col Jas W Holt and other local figures greeted the couple and guests. Gold-headed walking cane and gold loving cup were presented by Judge W P Bynum amid a night of music and dancing across two floors drawing several hundred attendees from Greensboro and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. E. Boyd
Grenesboro
W. B. Merriman
Ben Ginsberg
Boyd
Col
Jas. W. Holt
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Farris
A. L. Brooks
J. M. Millikan
J. Murphy
High Point
G. S. Bradshaw
E. Sternberger
K. W. Stewart
J. R. McClamrodh
W. P. Bynum
Julian Price
L. Z. Brandt
J. ©. Hedgepeth B. Mackenzie
Mrs. Bickett to Speak in Greensboro Meeting
Mrs Thomas W Bickett wife of North Carolina governor will address a Greensboro public meeting next Monday afternoon under the ladies auxiliary of the North Carolina Children's Home and Aid Society The event starts at 4 Trinity News Trinity Sept 13 and invites local women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Bickett
North Carolina
Greensboro
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
North Carolina Children’s Home and Aid Society
Red Cross Moves HQ and Seeks Knitting Help
The Red Cross chapter relocates to the post office building second floor south room with comfortable quarters. It plans to knit and ship 4006 sweaters 400 pairs wristlets 400 pairs hose plus other items. Women are urged to call at headquarters tomorrow for instructions and yarn distribution and to volunteer to help complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
North Main Street
Injured rider in parade collision injures Miss Tate
Miss Catherine Tate, daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Tate, was jolted by a bicycle mishap during a parade for a benefit performance of The County Fair. She fell and was struck by a following automobile that halted after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Tate
A. E. Tate
Miss Tate
Local Visitors Depart After City Stopover
Mr. and Mrs. CC McCall and Mrs. T C Vann of Madison Florida left for New York after visiting Mrs J K Hardie. Mr and Mrs George Pryor, Mrs Wistar Stockard and Dr W T Crutchfield of Greensboro stopped in the city yesterday afternoon as guests of friends and for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. McCall
T. C. Vann
Madison, Fla
J. K. Hardie
New York
George Pryor
Wistar Stockard
W. T. Crutchfield
Greensboro
City
Mrs Frank Wineskie and Thelma Wineskie at Greensboro visit
Mrs Frank Wineskie and Miss Thelma Wineskie spent a short time yesterday afternoon in Greensboro, sharing a quiet visit at a local spot and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wineskie
Thelma Wineskie
Greensboro
Greensboro Visitors and Local Journeys Reported
Miss Marylily Fisher and several Greensboro friends spent yesterday afternoon in the city. Judith Burton Ruth Hubbard W B Marsh and Bryan Craver traveled here en route to Spencer for a day visiting friends. Mimer Shields returned after a visit with his parents. Dr. W L Jackson was in Greensboro on business yesterday. Welch Jr departed for Roanoke College Salem Va. Mrs Burris Iris Burris visited Major Burrus at Spartanburg Base Hospital S C. Mrs Harry Smith was in Greensboro yesterday. Mr and Mrs C Wysong visited the city this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Palmer
W. F. Elis
Trenton
Rufus A. Herring
Clinton
F. Ho Wood
O. F. Pearce
Marylily Fisher
Greensboro
Judith Burton
Ruth Hubbard
W. Bo Marsh
Bryan Craver
Spencer
Mimer Shields
W. L. Jackson
J. T. Burris
Iris
J T. Burrus
Cantonment
Spartanburg
S.C
Harry Smith
Local residents return from Greensboro and Raleigh visits
Mr and Mrs T J Murphy and children returned to the city after a Greensboro stay for a reception honoring Judge and Mrs James Boyd at the Elks home. Mrs E H Davis visits her father A J Dodamead on North Main. Mrs Claude Reitzer and children returned from Raleigh and other points. Irene Barker and mother visit Statesville. J H Clanver of Charlotte, CN Dunn of Wilmington and H S F Elkins of Durham attend city business. David MeJester of Greensboro visits with friends. H C Lewis visits Greensborg with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Murphy
City
Greensboro
James £. Boyd
Elks’ Home
Mrs
E. H. Davis
A. J. Dodamead
North Main Street
Claude Reitzer
Raleigh
Housing follows the Plow in France Red Cross plan
The American Red Cross in France reports a reconstruction motto housing follows the plow. It selects three wheat regions for provisional housing repairs in devastated villages, aiming to aid refugee return and wheat cultivation this autumn while minimizing lumber use and building anew.
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Grayson M.P. Murphy
Red Cross Commission
France
Red Cross War Council
Bureau of Reconstruction of Civil Affairs
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Fhrst
Rockland Maine Plans Tremendous City Celebration
Gossip of the Movies notes Rockland Maine is planning a tremendous celebration. Details are scarce but local officials announce a major civic event aimed at boosting community pride and regional prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockland
Maine
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Berlin
Bagdad
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Rheims
Clinton Scollard
Judge and Mrs. Boyd
J. Elwood Cox
Dred Peacock
Willam Po Ragan
Thomas J Gold
J. J. Farriss
Trinity News
Trinity
Henry Wallace
W. M .Williard
Washington
Joseph Parkin
Mr. Chaffin
Mocksville
Bruce Craven
Durham
Joe Ellis
Trinity College
Millinery Department
Loflin’s Millinery
T TO Alexan
É. ©. Welch, Jr
Salem Va
Roanoke College
Mrs. C. ©. Wysong
A. J. Barker
Irene
Statesville
JH. Clanver
Charlotte
CN. Dunn
Wilmington
H. S&s F. Elkins
David MeJester
H.C. Lewis
Gteensborg
Maxine Elliott
Miss Eliott
New England
Chamber of Ecommerce
Miss Elliott
Mae Marsh
Edward Childs Carpenter
Fort Lee
Margie
Tony
Garret
Tom Moore
Moore Brothers
Miss Bara
Carmen
Juliet
Dumas
Gladys Brockwell
Satan
Eugenie Forde
Marjorie Paw
Harry Lonsdale
Edward Cecil
Douglas Gerrard
Colin Chase
Billy Peterson
Fred Walton
Virginia Pearson
George Scarborough
Fritzi Brunette
Bessie Eyton
Marie Dressler
Commedienne
Miss Dressler
Mary Garden
America
Anatole Franco
Beavans
Orange Brothers
Ahha
Florence Blair
N. Main Street
S. Main St. School
Jack Taylor
Moffitt’s
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Helen Hadar
Julia Russell
Baltimore
Venetia Smith
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