Society Notes Highlight Local Hostesses and Meetings
West End Baptist Philathea class will meet at 8 p m Thursday hosted by Mrs C Brooks at 1019 English street followed by social hour and refreshments. Emmanuel Lutheran Women postpone meeting to September 21 hosted by Mrs Whiker on Lindsay street. Staunton Military Academy welcomes Wayne Sullivan Amos Kearns and Welch Harris for winter study with Mrs May Sullivan hosting on Lindsay street. Luncheon at Tar Heel Inn honors Mrs T C Vann and Mrs J P McCall of Valdosta Ga with Mrs James Hardee and Mrs Robert Walker hosting. sixteen guests attended. Dutch supper for Sunshine club at YWCA cafeteria followed by meeting at association hut with winter plans and new officers including Albert son president Nolte Sellins vice president Myrtie Lovelace secretary Lena Pierce treasurer. D A R chapter Alexander Martin meets to plan North Carolina convention in High Point November 1 with state regent approval and planned receptions and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Brooks
English Street
West End Baptist Church
Staunton Military Academy
Wayne Sullivan
Amos Kearns
Welch Harris
Staunton
May Sullivan
Lindsay Street
Sullivan
Kearns
Harris
Tar Heel Inn
James Hardee
Robert Walker
T. C. Vann
J. P. McCall
Valdosta
Vann
McCall
B. S. Cummings
Carter Dalton
C. F. Tomlinson
A. 8
Caldwell
G. W. Clark
C.c.darland
T. J. Gold
C. &. Mendenhall
Harry Raymond
C. M. Hauser
W. G. Matton
Mexico
Charles Seibert
New York
Sunshine Club
Adele Schalmaack
Craven Page
Green Street
Aiscussion BP
Delfatmradck
Ierie
Ilie” Albertson
Nolte Sellins
Myrtie Lovelace
Lena Pierce
Henry White
Sunshine Group
Alexander Martin Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Millis
North Main Arrest
North Carolina
D. A. RB
High
W. G. Spencer
Winston-sa- Jem
Fife
U. C
Grakianks
Gate City
Sheraton
Alexander Martin
Greensboro
Guilford County
DD. A. R
Spencer
C. W. Tillett
Charlotte
GG. Wallace Hanger
Washington, D.C
A.R
W. N. Reynolds
Washington
Millis
J. C. Brinson
Mississippi
William Simmons
Asheville
D. E. Harllee
South Carolina
Fall Frock Blends Cape and Panel in Paris Fashion
A Paris fall frock combines cape and panel styles in velvet and satin with a back panel that folds over the shoulders. Velvet and satin pieces are highlighted by embroidery in navy, black, and red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Miss Mary Alice Shceloff Heads to Oxford
Miss Mary Alice Shceloff daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shceloff departed this week for Oxford, beginning a new chapter in her plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenwright
Thomasville, F
Wilma Welborn
Mary Alice Shceloff
Charles Shceloff
Oxford
Raleigh Reactions to Contested Elections and Local Crime
The piece reports on Republican support for Dr. J. I. Campbell in a contested 8th District election and a potential reopening of his case against R. L. Coughton. It notes Judge Lyon delaying trial in the Klutiz murder case and ongoing bank indictments at Central Bank and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Campbell
Stanly County
Washington
R. L. Coughton
Dr. Campbell
Ohio
Campbell
Congress
Republican
Repubblicans
C. C. Lyon
Charles M.klutiz
Crabtree
R. Lee Wright
Salis
J. H. Hightower
H. H. Massey
Central Bank and Trust Company
R. G. Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philathea
Ridge Lamcheon
Oxford College
Bascom Hoskins
Bessie Tesh
Marianna White
Walter White
Johnson Street
Jamestown
Jamestown High School
James Diffee
Guilford
Robert Marshall
High Point
George Smith
Kernersville
Nellie
Lillian
Oscar Stone
S$. H. Mendenhall
Long
Louise Avenue
Blanche Wagner
North Carolina College For Women
B. G. Childs
Charlottesville
Vassie Wilson
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Raleigh
Babylon
New
Jerusalem
Col. T. T. Hicks
Maymurd
Bury
Flora Gray
Omar Roberts
U.S. Navy
Emma Scott Stitt
Edward Rhodes
Navy
van Raalte
Phoenix Hosier
Davis Shoe Store
G. H. Jacobs
Nate Selemieteletelsieleselerreere
Prince CS
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
N. C. Public Service Co
Ubae
Dame Fashion
Laplet Shoe Fitters Quality Shoe Store
FOO
R. U. Loflin
David T. Yow
College Street
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
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