Ice Cream Supper and Society Events At East End Church
The Ladies Aid of East End Methodist plans an ice cream supper Friday at 7 pm for church benefit. Dancing at the Sheraton starts tomorrow at 9 pm with Tal Henry’s orchestra. Mrs. T. C. Vann and Mrs. J. P. McCall of Vidosta Ga honored guests. Mrs. Carl Montague hosts luncheon in Winston-Salem.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
East End Methodist Church
Sheraton
Tal Henry
T. C. Vann
J.P. McCall
Vadosta
Carl Montague
Winston-Salem
Salem Country Club
Robert Walker
James Hardee
High Point
C J Cummings on Business Trips to Lenoir and Hickory
C J Cummings travels to Lenoir and Hickory on business and plans to return home here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Tudor
Roanoke
C. J. Cummings
Lenoir
Hickory
Adlerika claims to purge sour poisons from the bowel
The ad asserts that a sour stomach prevents digestion and that Adlerika, mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients, expels poisons and gas from both upper and lower bowels. It promotes guarding against appendicitis and cites Matton Drug Company as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adleriko
Matton Drug Company
Engagement announced for Louise Firelyn Perry to Elmore Potts
In Thomasville on Sept 14 Mr and Mrs Thomas Gray Perry announce the engagement of their daughter Louise Firelyn to Elmore Potts. The bride elect is a Presbyterian Hospital Charlotte graduate and professional nurse. Potts is a Pineville merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomas Gray Perry
Louise Firelyn
Elmore Potts
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
Potts
Pineville
Fashion show by 500 professional women at Commodore hotel
New York reports 500 members of the Professional and Business Women's League plan a fashion show at the Commodore hotel on September 1823. They urge designers to create standardized business attire for working women and to align beauty with utility, arguing current fashion overshadows practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Business Women’s League
Commodore Hotel
Diana
The
Hunt
Lassie
the Niblick
League
Caroline Radner Lewis
L. M. Russell
The Business Flapper as a New Kind of Woman
The text discusses American women in business, praising the well dressed businesswoman and calling the business flapper a developing figure, noting the contrasts with past reception and implying evolving roles for women in commerce.
Couple celebrates sixty two years of marriage
Winston-Salem report notes Mr. and Mrs. WM. Cox of Rural Hall road near the city have lived married life for 62 years. Both are in good health and each has surpassed eighty years of age.
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Moervried
Winston-Salem
Sox
WM. Cox
Hall Road
Women Become Citizens In Greensboro
Miss Mary Chalmers and Miss Agnes Matthews renounced allegiance to King George V before Federal District Judge James E K Boyd and became United States citizens. They were originally from Scotland. At the same time John Galliman, a Greek, took the oath of American citizenship.
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Greensboro
Mary Chalmers
Agnes Matthews
James EK. Boyd
United States
Scotland
John Galliman
Colorblind individuals show keen color matching abilities
A puzzling feature of color blindness is that many affected individuals excel at matching colors. The phenomenon challenges common assumptions about color perception and has implications for understanding visual processing.
Down in the Mouth Up in the Air Man Spotted
A man described as down in the mouth and up in the air was seen or reported in a moment of unsettled mood and elevation. The sighting prompted brief commentary on his condition and behavior.
Greensboro Forms Lions Club with 24 Members
The Lions club organization is established in Greensboro with 24 members. The charter will be granted by the international association after 11 more members join. N. Rash Hodgin was elected president.
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Greensboro
Lions Club
International Association
N. Rash Hodgin
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Sheraton Dance
Grady Bain
L. H. Everetts
Guilford Avenue
Bain
Everett
Bridge
Gamma Zeta Club
Gamma Zeta
Brue Carraway
John Lindsay
North Main Street
George Matton
Matton
Hamilton Street
Mexico
Charles Seibert
Lawrence Matton
Petta Tan Bridge
Delta Tan Club
Bruce Carraway
Mesdames FH. A
Millis
L. T
Mann
John. Lindsay, Jr
Kenneth Denny
Charles Tomlinson
E. C. McCowen
Collier Ellis
Robert Shecroft
Z. & Price
Fred Thomas
John. Welborn
5 Sr
Miss”. Martha Lea
Miss Thelma Cummings
Edith Hedgecock
Guilford College
Ruby Hicks
North Carolina College For Women
M. T. Hicks
Russell Street
P. L. Culler
North Carolina
Asheville
Blowing Rock
State
Richard Johnson
Scot
Gan
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
A. E. Alexander
Baltimore
New York City
Mary Harmon
Salem College
Katherine Armon
Goucher College
Frederick Taylor
Johnson Street
Emma Nance
Reidsville
Alicn Martin
Ida
Mary
Minnie Alexander
JL. H. Everett
L. B. Hedrick
L. A. Welch
E. T. Harmon
North
Willeave
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Lee Rice
Danville
Charlotte Tally
Z. W. Walser
Lexington
J. W. Stallings
Newport News, Va
W. E. Axom
Sam Harris
Charlotte Yester
Virgie
Ruby Harville
Esther Newton
Raleigh
Meredith College
Mamie Ragan
Q. T. Harris
Greenville, D. C
Wood Dorsett
Ceeese
Cromer
Bodie
Eugene Green
New Jersey
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Wewest
Helen Adams
Prand Prize
Asbury Park
N. J
Lions’ Club
Davis Shoe Store
D. E. Bullard
GEO
BH. Jacobs
Gruen
Tae Fawte
Pye
N.C
Dame Fashion
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Sir Liz
Lapert Shoe Fliters
R. L. Loelis
David T. Yow
College Street
Red Bell Shoe Store
Main Street
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