Christmas death and community notices from Marietta and nearby towns
Christmas brought sadness as Mr L H H price died and was buried. 14 year old Donald Williamson also buried after illness. Measles epidemic reported and roads suffer from rains. In Warsaw and New Bern, multiple social events and weddings highlighted the week with gatherings at hotels, churches, and homes, including a Kane family dinner and several marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marieta
Marietta
L. HH. Price
Donald Williamson
Visiting and local social notes from Hendersonville and Durham
Hendersonville reports many visits including George Harris from Wilson and Annie Lee Beck returning home after visiting Richmond. Other locals host callers from Augusta and Hamlet as well as attendance at a North Carolina newspaper meeting. In Durham the Rotary Ladies Night at the high school builds a social highlight while the Up-to-Date Literary Club and DAR chapter host papers and luncheons with regional guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Rotary Club
Durham High School
E. C. Murray
Morehead Avenue
L. L. Sasser
Latin America
J. C. Michie
Minnie Winston Smith
Charlotte
New Year’s Dances and Socials Dot Charlotte Week
Charlotte social notes recount Miss Mildred Allison hosting a New Year party with family and friends on West Fifth Street. Punch and Florida oranges from Mr. Allison’s grove mark the event. Other gatherings include Mrs. Samuel R. Moore hosting the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club and prize driving gatherings led by Mrs. Henry B. Powler and Mrs. J. E. Kavanaugh.
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Charlotte
Mildred Allison
J. A. Allison
West Fifth Street
Miss Allison
Minnie Bush
B.J. Underwood
Freeman News Briefs From Freeman Local Notes
Freeman dates report teachers Clara Newton and Ethel hth returning after holidays to Freeman-Byrd High School. Florence resident Dawson Grimsley visited brother B J Grimsley. Miss Nonna Moth and Ethel Grimsley hosted guests from Wilmington and D C. Various locals including J W Brinkley and James G Carney seen visiting. multiple family visits noted around Pee Dee S C and Wilmington trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Clara Newton
Ethel 'Hth
Freeman-Byrd‘il
Dawson Grimsley
Florence
B.J. Grimsley
Nonna Moth
Wilmington
Willie Creech
Bei ¢ Taggie
Leila Butler
Loris
D. C
Ethel Grimsley
Joseph Carney
James G. Carney
J. W. Brinkley
J. E. Thompson
Hallsboro
Jesse J. Vance
Bolton
Walter F. Creech
R. d. Walker
Alva SL
Pee Dee
S. C
Ted Sykes
R. E. Carney
Do-as-You-Please Club Meets in Hickory with Miss Geitner
Hickory reports the Do-as-You-Please Club meeting with Miss Francis Geitner last Wednesday at 4 o clock. Rev J Garth returns from Salisbury after attending Concord Presbytery. Misses Rose and Frank Martin depart for Raleigh to resume studies at Meredith College. Mrs E L Flowers and children return from Asheville. Mr Ralph Ballew leaves for Chapel Hill to continue at the University. Miss Mary Moose, daughter of Rev J R Moose of Korea, spoke at the Methodist church and is a student at Greensboro Womens College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Sara Catherine Bryan
Cove City
Cicero Bryan Griffin
Rose Hill
N. C
J. N. Somerell
Presbyterian Church
Clara Bryan
Julia Stevens
A. H. Stevens
Oriental
Carl Riggs
Pamlico County
Panama
H. B. Hill
Riverside Methodist Church
Cuba
H. P. Garner
Newport
Norfolk
R. Ulrich
Meredith College
Ila Arthur
Raleigh
Onslow County
W. F. Aberly
T. L. Sutton
Pollocksville
H. D. Wood
Goldsboro
Valeria Hill
Havelock
Joseph Gaskill
Beaufort
Kinston
E. H. Claypoole
Woman’s Study Club
A. H. Slocomb, Jr
Haymount
E. J. Hale, Jr
Claude W. Rankin
Albert Stewart
F. B. Souders
Harvey Oliver
Hector McKethan
Lydia Holland
Isabel Williams
Mary Lilly Rankin
Mary Gorham
Annie Pemberton
Thomas Rankin
Paul Stewart
T. M. West
Norwood Tillinghast
Ed. Currie
Robert Vanstory
E. R. MacKethan
Edwin and
Crawford
Oxford
Fayeatteville
John A. Gilmer
Greensboro
Gilmer
City
John A. McLean, Jr
Richmond
Union Theological Seminary
N. H. McGeachy
Lewis
Maggie McArthur
Allan Nichols
Wilmington
Gene Orrell
M. L. Williams
New York
R. W. Bidgood
Hickory
Francis Geitner
J. G. Garth
Salisbury
Concord Presbytery
Rose
Frank Martin
E. L. Flowers
Asheville
Ralph Ballew
Chapel Hill
Mary Moose
J. R. Moose
Korea
Methodist Church
Greensboro ‘Women’s College
Social Notes From High Point On Mrs Hoskins and Local Visitors
High Point readers learn of a reception at Melrose hosted by Mr and Mrs I C Sinclair from 8 30 to 11 00 Tuesday. Ida Sheage visits Miss Ida Harris on North Main street. George Lowe and Charles Kephart traveled to Winston-Salem for a dance. Charles Redding leaves for Trinity College Durham after holidays with relatives. Mrs Bascom Hoskins shows slight improvement but remains in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Melrose
Iiss
Ida Sheage
Ida Harris
North Main Street
Social Roundup in Greensboro Holiday Week
Greensboro记 January 5 report details a closing holiday event at the Country Club hosted by Miss Ximena Simpson with rock music and refreshments. Social activities include Mrs. Stanley Davis hosting at Mrs. Carrie G. Yates home and Miss Alice Witherspoon hosting a bridge party for guests from Durham Reidsville Raleigh Morganton and others.
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Greensboro
Country Club
Ximena Simpson
Stanley Davis
Carrie G. Yates
Alice Witherspoon
Bridge
Mildred Stallings
Durham
Mildred Bethell
Reidsville
Gena Adams
Julia Gold
Lula Martin Meclver
Edna Millikan
Margaret Crater
Lillian Brandt
Marie Brandt
Gray Bradshaw
Mary Adele Glenn
Miss Jordan
Raleigh
Mary Wilson
Cameron Pearson
Morganton
Eleanor Erwin
Madeline Stafford
Estelle Petree
Annie McDuffie
Merie Weaver
Margaret Gold
Mary Reese
Kirk
Richmond, Va
Ida Whitney
Albemarle
Esther L. Bain
West Market Street
Broadway Theaters Feature Prosperous Musical Season
The current New York season sees musical shows thriving beyond previous years with many productions selling out. Highlights include Follow Me at the Cassino The Century Girl at the Century Theatre The Show of Wonders at the Winter Garden Her Soldier Boy at the Astor So Long Letty at the Shubert Theatre The Big Show at the Hippodrome and Miss Springtime at the New Amsterdam. William Gillette plans a rare stage turn in a play by his niece Clare Kummer with Arthur Hopkins and Frohman. Jane Cowl may write and act in her own work. other bets include Holbrook Blinn staging Eugene Walter’s The Assassin and Cyril Maude in Belasco’s plans. Geraldine Farrar stars in Joan the Woman a ten reel Joan of Arc film with Wallace Reid Hobart Bosworth Theodore Roberts Tully Marshall and others. Questions arise about why nonextremely beautiful actresses rise in film while many beauty avatars fail to become stars as the industry grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Held
the Cassino
Century Theatre
Winter Garden
Clifton Crawford
Astor
Letty
Shubert Theatre
Hippodrome
Miss Springtime
New Amsterdam
William Gillette
Clare Kummer
Annabelle
Arthur Hopkins
Eugene Walter
Messrs. Shubert
Cyril Maude
Mr. Belasco
Joan of Arc
Jules Verne
Geraldine Farrar
Joan the Woman
Miss Farrar
Wallace Reid
Hobart Bosworth
Theodore Roberts
Tully Marshall
Venus
Diana
Belief in Immunity From Deception Questioned
A quotation from the Albany Journal notes that many are fooled frequently and those who think they cannot be fooled are most prone to deceit. The remark underscores skepticism toward certainty in everyday judgment.
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Albany Journal
Sail On With Christian Pride Poem and Local News
A poem titled To Cousin L. T. encourages faith and hope in Jesus as an anchor and navigator. Local notes report visits from Mrs. Charlie Duffy of New Bern, Mr. C. W. Howard of Goldsboro, Mr. H. R. Styron returning to New Bern, Mr. C. G. Hutchinson’s business trip to Goldsboro, Mr. Clay Brewer returning to Wake Forest, Mr. George Skinner on business to Pittsburgh and Chicago, and the Mother’s Club meeting last Thursday at 4 o’clock.
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Kinston
Charlie Duffy
New Bern
C. W. Howard
Goldsboro
H. R. Styron
C. G. Hutchinson
Clay Brewer
Wake Forest
George Skinner
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mother's Club
Laurinburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Laurinburg residents report visiting relatives and hosting guests from Wadesboro Bennettsville Springfield and Fayetteville. Miss Minnie McKinnon a Gibaon teacher spent the holidays in town and others like Miss Kate McPherson returned home after visiting a sister.
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Minnie McKinnon
Gibaon
W. C. Carlisle
Bennettsville
Ss. C
H. McLytch
Florence Rutner
Springfield
Mass
N. Bergman
Kate McPherson
Fayetteville
Clarence Lytch
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Coke Harrington
Ed. Floyd
Warsaw
Hotel Bowden
Kenansville
J. J. Bowden
Mildred Beasley
Fanny Gray
Hester Marrior
Lula Hinson
H. L. Cantwell
Smithville
Tenn
Charles Gulley
Clayton
Theo. Wooten
Clarence Brown
Mattie Hines
Gulley
Miss Wooten
Brown
Miss Hines
Anna Lee Best
Sheriff G. G. Best
Margaret McMillan
Misses McMillan
Teachey
Estelle Fussel
Geddie Jerome
Paul Fussell
J. C. Russ
Fannie Monroe
Bladen County
Nick Hussey
Susie Elizabeth
Charlie Cox
Clinton
J. B. Cox
Bettie
Sarah Hunter
Mary Clemmons
May Pickett
Magnolia
Margaret Barden
Reba Meador
Ruth Moore
Burgaw
Estelle
Berta Cox
E. B. Cox
Bettie Cox
J. T. Gresham
J. H. Land
Chadbourn
Herbert Smith
L. A. Beasley
John Johnson
Dudley Hill
John H. Carter
John Carter
John, Jr
Malcolm Rogers
Walter Carter
Lillian Fonveille
F. T. Tucker
J. H. Fonveille
Annie Rose Southerland
Mount Olive
Marshall Williams
Virginius Williams
Faison
R. D. Johnson
LaFayette Club
Jan
W. R. Odom
Calypso
P. S. Carr
Atkinson
John A. Oates
Misses Oates
Eunice Parker
Sadie Hubbard
Mittie Beaman
Greenville
T. G. Jones
Irene Malpass
G. W. Murphy
Wallace
R. W. Holliday
W. E. Bell
Rocky Mount
Eileen Craughton
D. H. Clifton
T. A. Lawther
Hendersonville
F. R. Harris
George Harris
Wilson
E. L. DeLaney
Annie Lee Beck
Grace Thomas
F. M. Quinn
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Greenvale
Annie Page
Augusta
T. S. Harris
H. M. Carter
Elizabeth
Hamlet
Dolloe Alsop
Sallie
Gertrude Harris
Francis
Sanford
Goode Cheatham and Son
Brevard
Dr. Cheatham
Rebecca Watkins
Williams Street
Messrs
Alex
Irvin Watkins
Washington and Lee University
W. W. Weaver
The
Durham Sun
North Carolina Association of Afternoon Newspapers
General Davis
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. P. Few
Mesdames
J. F. Wily
E. K. Powe
George W. Woodward
T. E. Cheek
T. M. Gorman
W.H. Wannamaker
W. K. Boyd
J. W. Pierce
L. L. Morehead
George H. Beall
Ben Hawks
A. Cheatham
L. J. Jones
W. J. Griswold
N. M. King
E. I. Bugg
John Sprunt Hill
J. H. Erwin
I. N. Carr
J. K. Mason
J. S. Burch
Misses Hallie
Jean Holman
Lillian Jones
Mattie Barrington
Samuel R. Moore
Myers Park
Henry B. Powler
J. E. Kavanaugh
Elizabeth Preston Allan
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Hugh Montgomery
East Boulevard
Dilworth
William H. Lambeth
Nashville
George Lowe
Charles Kephart
Winston-Salem
Charles Redding
Trinity College
Bascom Hoskins
Gotham
L. T
Jesus
Temptation
Christ
S. L. Galloway
Laurinburg
Rice & Hutchins
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