Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
The bulletin lists Beta Pi Club meeting with Imias godell Peacock on North Main, Circle No. 2 and No. 5 of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Baptist, Gamma Zeta Bridge rescheduled with Mrs Thurman Mann, and various church group gatherings. Also notes Luther League, Over the Teacups club, ex service men celebration plans, teacher welcome dinner at the Sheraton, and Elm Street school reception plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Pi Club
Imias Godell Peacock
North Main Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
John Teague
English Street
Circle No. 5
Gamma Zeta
Thurman Mann
Johnson Street
F. M. Pickett
Luther League
Luther League of the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Alberta
Gladys Hofman
Jones Street
David Cauble
Harry Raymond
Bridge Club
M. E
N. FE. Russell
Russell Street
Mary Wicks
Mabel Hinkle
C. M. Russell
Augusta
Annabelle Sowers
Edith Blair
Murile Gomo
Janie Smith
Virginia Snyder
Inez Sowers
Elizabeth Bennett
Virginia Bennett
Tuanta Howell
Ruth Moon
Hazel Hicks
Pauline Hicks
Ruth Russell
Margaret York
Melba Long
Lucile Lopp
Our Flower Shop Opens Offering Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
The new Flower Shop announces its opening to serve customers with fresh cut flowers and funeral designs. It highlights a focus on quality arrangements and personalized service for all occasions.
House Gowns and Trinity Endowment Drive Highlight Issue
The piece blends fashion notes praising indoor wear as a sign of female domestic roles with updates on Trinity College fundraising. It reports Duke’s $1,000,000 toward the endowment, pledges toward a second million, and plans to build an alumni revolving fund of $70,000 yearly, plus a law building pledge and alumni support across departments. The item notes current enrollment up 300 percent from a decade ago and mentions street lighting history in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Duke
Law
Teachers Hold Initial Meeting in High Point
About 100 teachers gathered at the Presbyterian hut for the general meeting. Superintendent Marr urged cooperation as work on city school buildings proceeds. The South Main Street school and Elm Street school expected ready within a week, Grimes Street not before November first. Cafeterias will be added to Main Street Grimes and Elm Street schools, and a new high school auditorium is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
American le Zion
Presbyterian Hut
Green Street
High Point
Dee Pollock
Sheraton
Arran
W. C. Jones
City Schools
Elm Street
W. A. Copeland
Parent-Teachers’ Association
W. M. Marr
South Main Street
Marr
Grimes Street
Main Street
Orpheum Reopens for Pala Season with Broadway Follies
The Orpheum theater resumes operations after a five week closure on Monday October 2 featuring Art Candlers Broadway Fol lies a 12 performer program with Howard and Earl Babe and Billy Grove Candler Brothers Billy Fenton Loretta Earl Lillian Meek and the Broadway jazz band The opening bill Don’t Change Your Wife promises high energy song and dance plus the serial The Jungle Goddess on screen Passes from the last show will not be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Art Candlers
Howard and Earl
Babe
Billy Grove
Candler Brothers
Billy Fenton
Loretta Earl
Lillian Meek
Riot of Laughter
Folly
Co. Selig
Oor
John McCormick Recovers From Throat Illness
New York reports tenor John McCormick has recovered from a throat ailment after a period abroad and plans to return October 11 from Europe to begin a concert tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
New York
Europe
Duke Family Gifts Total 3 300 000 to Trinity College
Trinity College receives new gifts from James B. Duke totaling 1 million for endowment and 25 thousand for gymnasium completion plus 50 thousand toward a law building and 50 thousand toward a new school of religious training. The donations push Duke family gifts to over 3.5 million and boost eight development initiatives including a central heating plant and additional science buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
W. P. Few
James B. Duke
New York
Trinity College
Trinity
Trinity-Carolina
Duke
Few
Charlotte
Doevel Nmen
Duk
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Missionary Meeting
Woman’s Auxiliary of
The
Friends Church
Mrs. Pickett
Fred Thomas
Entre Nous Club
Bain Avenue
Woman's Guild
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Washington Street
Rufus King
Over the Teacups Club
Legion Auxiliary
Sheraton Dinner
S. Main St
Elty
BLACK
Moffitt Furnishing Company
London
Intial
Orpheum
Pala
Trinity Endowment Fund
Edgar Morgan Co
Memphis
Monarch Feed & Grain CO
N. C
Allen
the New Coats
Coats
Selec
Ion Hal
Red Bell Shoe
N.C
Southe
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