Music and club notices and social updates in Greensboro
Local notices list a Musical Art club meeting at 8 PM with Mrs. L C Matton at Roland Park, a W O T club call meeting at 11 AM at Mrs T J Cold on Oakwood Court, and a W C T U gathering at 3 30 PM with Mrs J W Harriss on Broad Street. Several social events include birthday party for Lena Cox, a picnic for Crissie Gray and Ray Smith in Colfax, and a Lotus Club tea hosted by Mrs John Hedrick with guests from Chicago and other cities.
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Musical Art Club
L. C. Matton
Roland Park
W. O. T. Club
Lena Cox
W. B. Cox
Aster Street
Cox
T. J. Butler
Marie Butler
Ralph Butler
Harold Butler
Helen Campbell
J. M. Campbell, Jr
Ruth Proctor
Blanche Green
Maurice Grimes
Mamie Brame
Alta Rutledge
Naoma Rutledge
Crissie Gray
Ray Smith
Zanesville
Ohio
High Point
T. P. Farrington
Colfax
Winston-Salem
Fred Pope
P. A. Transon
Roscoe Gray
Salisbury
K. Clegg
John Hedrick
Lotus Club
F. E. Moses
Edgar Whitener
Bob Kiriakides
Jack Burris
Harry Williamson
F. M. Crooks
E. A. Rothrock
Ice Cream Supper At Trinity School Grounds
An Ice Cream Supper will be held on the Trinity School Grounds tomorrow night starting at 7 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend and proceeds will fund remodeling of the Parsonage.
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Greensboro
Greensboro College
Emerson
Irving Literary Societies
Irving Society
Dorothy Hudson
Irving
Emerson Society
Irving Literary Society
Trinity
Freshman Cast Leads Irving Society Play
Freshman Miss Hudson as the Irving society lead with Miss Mary Agnes Williams of Mullins South Carolina playing the male role. Supporting players include Eleanor Best Freemont Mildred Moss Kings Mountain Helen Marsh High Point Hazel Chamblee Zebulon Addie Mac Gatlin Raeford and Camile Staton Bethel.
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Irving Society
Hudson
Mary Agnes Williams
Mullins
S. C
Eleanor Best
Freemont
Mildred Moss
Kings Mountain
Helen Marsh
High Point
Hazel Chamblee
Zebulon
Addie Mac Gatlin
Raeford
Camile Staton
Bethel
Paris Welcoming American Legion Opens With Pageantry
The American Legion national convention opened at the Palais du Trocadero with Marshal Foch and France’s leaders in attendance. President Doumergue and a large French crowd listened as Luke Savage spoke for the Legion, praising ties between nations and the ongoing alliance. A distant disturbance from a heckler was quickly quelled as the audience cheered the welcome and departed for an afternoon parade.
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Kentucky
Dixie
la Madelon
Legionnaires
France
United States
Coolidge
Louis Marin
Sacco
Vanzetti
Doumergue
Palais DU Trocadero
American Legion National Convention
Marshal Foch
Howard P. Savage
Monahan Post
Sioux City
Iowa
Trocadero Square
Legionaires
Julian M. Thomas
Lelion Department
Paris
Savage
Legion
Gen. Pershing
Lafayette
American Legion
Potatoes Market Steady as Chicago Reports Receipts
Chicago reports 226 car receipts and 411 on track with total U S shipments 739 Saturday and 36 Sunday. Wisconsin sacked round whites mostly 1 50 to 1 75. Minnesota 1 25 to 1 55. Ohio Red River 1 40 to 1 50. Nebraska Irish cobblers 1 40 to 1 55. Idaho russets 2 60.
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U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Sandland Ohios
Red River Ohios
Nebraska
Idaho
Russ
Early morning cross country start lists and delays
The report lists pilots and passengers for a morning cross country run with start times from 6:06 to 6:21 am. Several entrants failed to arrive or start because parts were delayed or passengers were unavailable. multiple starters and locations including Fargo, Miles City, Des Moines, Tacoma, Kansas City, and Yakima are named.
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Cleveland
Leslie Miller
Des Moines
Eagle Brook
Derby
James Charles
Richmond
Miller
Charles
Myers
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Pennsylvania Mountains
R. W. Cantwell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Spokane
Wash
Cantwell
Curtiss Field
New York
St. Paul
Minn
R. G. Weyant
Cessna
Cessna Aircraft Company
Wichita
Kan
E. E. Ballough
Laird Commercial
S. M. Laird Company
Chicago
E. H. Lee
Yackey
Robert W. Hoffman
John P. Wood
Waco Whirlwind
Waussau
Wis
Emil Burgin
Sikorski Oriole
Mineola
Fran M. Hawks
Ryan Brougham
Frank M. Hawks
Houston
Texas
N. B. Namer
Bud Alister
A. m. Thomas B. Colgy
W. L. Roberts
Fargo
N. D
P. M. Bricter, Jr
Los Angeles
Cali
C. B. McMahan
Miles City
Mont
Jack Hidecher
Kansas City
Tex le Grene
J. O. Brock
G. Smith
Tacoma
Jack Story
R. R. Johnson
Missoula
A. Litzemberger
Erie
J. C Lanes
Long Beach
H. E. Campbell
Low Island City
Campbell
A. W. Stephenson
Dillon
L. F. Hughes
Wheeling
W. Va
Ernie Green
Bridgeport
Eugene Detmer
Tarrytown
Jack Eisman
Rockaway
Naval Air Station
W.H. Emory, Jr
Bradford
K. R. Unger
Madison
N. J
W. H. McMechan
Yakima
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J. W. Harriss
Broad Street
Mrs. Johnson III
Richmond Hospital
R. F. J. Johnson, Jr
W. L. Tabb
G. S. Sharp
Sadie Farrington
A. M. Tucker
Pearl Coen
G. 4. Farrington
W. S. Farrington
Grover Farrington
J. G. Leonard
W. H
J. H. Long
J. R
Mrs. Hedrick
Carter Farriss
Durham
Duke University
Ruth Bowne
Charlotte
Mrs
Roy Spearman
Lynchburg, Va
Mary Gibson
Buena Vista, Va
Southern Seminary
Ella H. Weedon
Asheville
C. F. Weedon
Hamilton Street
Washington, D. C
J. F. Dermid
Emma Olive
Laurens, S. C
Mrs. Hardee
Madison, Fla
R. C. Charles
John Idol
H. N. Patterson, Jr
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Eva White
Lumberton
Midway
Laura Beth Gaylor
Johnson Street
Robert Simpson
Harry Long
Houston Hiatt, Jr
Oak Ridge
H. B. Hiatt
Delta Hefl
Rollins
Moffitt’s
North Main
Ger
M. M. Pera
J. B. Sidowsky
Coffeyville
S. Darius
M. G. McGrogan
A. Knapp
Ypsilanti
Mich
W. Maris
Flint
Jack Ashcraft
Toanda
Bert Crader
Towanda
Walter Bender
Bellefonte
Bryan
Bismark
S. D
Glendive
Billings
Hometown
Sabowski, Swallow
A. W. Stephensons
Waco 10
White House
Newfoundland
Verne L. Roberts
Pitcairn
A. M. Banks
Philadelphia
C. W. Meyers
Ethel
Poration
New Brunswick
R. S. Fogg
Waco
Robert S. Fogg
Concord
N. H
J. A. McMahony
Eaglerock
Alexander Eaglerock Company
Denver
Potatoes
Waria
the “Vesti
I. Miller
Allee Samee
Anna Chan
Florence Foreman
Beavans’ Daily Store News
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