Woman's Club organizers outline aims for Monroe
A community-driven initiative led by Mrs. Gordon Finger in Monroe promotes a Woman's Club with departments in Literature, Music, Home Economics, Civic, and Social Service. Members pay dues, join one or more departments, and participate in programs, lectures, field trips, and quarterly social events while pursuing civic improvement and moral uplift.
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Gordon Finger
Charlotte
Monroe
Woman's Club
Charlotte Observer
J. ¢. Gardner
Mattie H. Stewart
W. A. Kirby
Frances Bridges Atkinson
A. M. Hastings
Social Service Department
Associated Charities
Meeting of Union County Farmers Union at court house
The Union County division of the Farmers Union plans a Saturday meeting at the courthouse in Monroe on October 20 at 11 a.m. Delegates will be elected for the State Union gathering in Durham in November. Special committees will meet at 10 a.m. to discuss cooperative marketing, cotton seed exchange, road improvements, and a report outline. Mr T B DeLoach will lecture during the county session. President Green and secretary Rosling report.
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Griffin
Charlotte
Death Angel
Arthur Medlin
Unionville Circuit
Mill Grove M. KE
Durch
J. C Rowe
Dr. Rowe
London
Goat
Borton
Andy
Lani
Sunshine
Union County Farmers’ Union
Union County
Farmers’ Union
Court House
Monroe
State Union
Durham
T. B. DeLoach
Green
Rosuiing
Bee
Indian Trail
May Garmon
Antioch
Lillie Garmon
H. Crowell
Mint Hill
Mary Shaffer
Emma Honeycutt
Sardis Church
Bliss Conder
McCully
Johnson Benton
Mr. Benton
J. K. H. Shaw
Rockingham
J. 2. McLendon
Richmond County
North Carolina
Papa
Richmond
Caro Slint
Scotland County
Dows
Gibson Mills
Ellerbe
Blchmond
J.B. Haigler
Guthrie and Sanford
Eunice Habler
Unionville
JK. Broom
Mir
Frank Privett
Pittsylvania County
Mel Lendon
Virginia
McLendon
F. Ziah
Benton Cross Roads
Martin Privett
Tam
Settle Haigler
J. E. Broom
Waxhaw
The Editor’s Position Keeps News Straight
The piece argues editors must print all readable news as it stands despite private pressure. It contrasts a father’s plea to shield his son with a editor’s duty to inform subscribers. It notes readers pay for news and that the paper must publish what is on hand to uphold integrity.
A Letter From A Broke Hearted Old Mother
A moving true story from North Carolina recounts a widow and her son, both illiterate, whose lives unravel after the son is jailed for five years. The mother learns to read to pen a letter to him in prison, sparking his momentary emotion yet highlighting the harsh penalties and lack of education. The piece contrasts this tragic tale with debates on adult illiteracy reform and prison education.
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North Carolina
France
North
Carolin
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