Community Club Music Session Highlights at Warsaw
Warsaw notes a Woman's Club music department meeting last Friday. Biographies of ancient and modern composers were discussed with readings on Liszt Wagner friendship and Paderewski. Piano solos and a springtime chorus closed the program amid social visits and local society updates.
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Warsaw
Woman's Club
Jyn
Listz
Wagner
Iss Sallie Hussey
Lila Kennedy
Paderewski Saiis
C. A. Womack
Mendelssohn
Mattie Hires
Moskowski
Clarence Brown
Sallie Hussey
Wooler
Claude Woodard
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Mary Monroe
James Kenan
W. L. Hill
L. P. Best
Washington, D. C
Margaret
Gunston College
Carl Graham
Roanoke Rapids
Blanche Worsley
Tarboro
Fannie Bes
Attondance
Anderson
S. R. Flowers
J. C. Robinson
Evelyn Anderson
J. (. Robinson
H. L. Stevens
Charleston
Boone
Walker
Citadel Military
Sitaha
H. Foushee
Greensboro
Rob Best, Jr
Inbert Best
Iss Hulda Best
Meredith College
Mir John R. Barden
T. Bo Massie
Kentucky
Lumberton Briefs with Arrivals and Funerals
Miss Helen Cuinen of Florence South Carolina arrives at her home in Lumberton. H Anderson spent Wednesday attending the funeral of an infant of Mrs. W B Huntington. Mrs C L Greaves attends the funeral of Mrs J W Jackson in Sumter South Carolina last Saturday. Mrs Clare Thomas and daughter Francis spent a day in Wilmington. Rev L E Stacy of Shelby visits his sister in law Mrs H E Stacy. M T L Watson returns from Bennettsville after visiting his sisters Mesdames Daisy Jenkins and Nannie W Crump.
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H “Tol
Lumberton
Helen Cuinen
Florence
S. C
H. Anderson
W. B. Huntington
C. L. Greaves
J. W. Jackson
Sumter
D. C
Clare Thomas
Francis
Wilmington
L. E. Stacy
Shelby
Inlaw
H. E. Stacy
T. L. Watson
Bennettsville
Mesdames
Daisy Jenkins
Nannie W. Crump
Local Social Notes From Hamlet March Visit Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. L. Moore spent a weekend in Athinti Georgia. Miss Maggie Vaughan of Fayetteville visited with her brother A. B. Vaughan. Miss Rosa Spruill visited South Carolina after seeing her sister Mrs. J. B. Bryan. Mrs. C. S. Craven of Marion South Carolina and her daughter Mrs. McDaniel of Columbia were guests of Mrs. Healingon and Mrs. J. R. Boykin. Mrs. J. Bryan returned from a stay in Florida and Palm Beach. Emma Knight of Aberdeen attended an event with Mrs. J. W. Mera. Anna Flake is recovering. Mrs. J. Bryan hosted a Wednesday evening gathering in honor of Rosa Spruill of Oriental North Carolina.
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L. Moore
Athinti
Maggie Vaughan
Fayette- Villy
A. B. Vaughan
Rosa Spruill
South Carolina
J. B. Bryan
C. S. Craven
Marion
S. C
McDaniel
Columbia
Whealington
J. R. Boykin
Misini
Palm Beach
Tampa
Lakeland
Jacksonville
Fla
Emma Knight
Aberdeen
J. W. Mera
Anna Flake
J. Bryan
Oriental, N.C
Local Footnotes Report Social Visits Across States
New Bern and nearby towns record a string of visitors and hosts. Residents travel to Greensboro Lexington Ky Beaufort Morehead City Raleigh Bayboro Mullins Whiteville and Florence S C to visit relatives and friends while returning home.
Marietta News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Events
Local residents Peter Oliver and M. Oliver spent time in Wilmington on business. George Rogers and family from Fork South Carolina visited Mrs. Kate Hill. A group walked five miles to Bethsaida for preaching. The G W club celebrated its second anniversary at Mrs. W M Oliver home. The old Oliver church building sold at auction to D J Oliver to fund debt on the new church. Bishop Kilgo preached in Lumberton while town eyes increase in local agents.
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Marella
M. Oliver
Wilmington
George Rogers
Fork
Kate Hill
Bethsdale
Messrs
P. C
Leon Henley
J. C
O. C. Conelly
J. J
Lula Oliver
C. A. Oliver
W. P. Oliver
Fair Bluff
G. W. Club
W. M. Oliver
Oliver Church
D. J. Oliver
T. C. Parham
Dillon
Fannie McArthur
Attie
Oliver Page
Lumberton
Bishop Kilgo
Marietta
Local Notes From Rocky Point and Nearby Towns
Mrs. W W Rust and children visit Morganton with her mother Mrs Erwin. Eloise Sparkman stays with brother C S Sparkman in Columbus Georgia. Several Wilmington visitors include J D Casteen A N Rhodes W H Malpass T E Hayes W W Rust and others. Jane Williams Burgaw High School faculty visits family in Rocky Point. T J Armstrong Mrs J L Casteen and others spend Thursday in Wilmington.
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Rocky Point
W. W. Rust
Mrs. Erwin
Morganton
Eloise Sparkman
C. S. Sparkman
Columbus
J. D. Casteen
A. N. Rhodes
W. H. Malpass
T. E. Hayes
W. W. Pearsall
W. H. Peden
J. E. Durham
Wilmington
Dunlock
Rockingham
Jane Williams
Burgaw High School
T. P. Pearsall
T. J. Armstrong
J. L. Casteen
Bae Brown
I. D. Rhodes
Charlotte Social Notes Highlight Miss Kilgo Trip and Visitors
Miss Fannie Kilgo begins an extended southern trip to Georgia Mississippi Louisiana and Florida. Miss Georgia Dalton of Dalton visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dalton on North Tryon Street. Miss Virginia Baldwin returns to Rockingham after a visit with Mrs. J. R. Page. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hyman of New Bern were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bryan this week. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin O. Angier attend the Atlanta automobile show.
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Charlotte
Fannie Kilgo
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia Dalton
Dalton
Charles F. Dalton
North Tryon Street
Virginia Baldwin
Rockingham
J. R. Page
Thomas G. Hyman
New Bern
George H. Bryan
Irvin O. Angier
Atlanta
Clinton and Clarkton Social Notes Mark Busy Travel Week
Clinton and Clarkton sections report numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Names include Miss Zoe Bailey, Miss Zara Shaw, Mrs. Edith Hall, Mrs. M. B. McAuley, and Mrs. Blanche Lewis, with trips to Southport Charlotte Fayetteville Faison and Rocky Mount.
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Clarkton
Zoe Bailey
Southport
Zara Shaw
Elkton
M. B. McAuley
Acme
Blanche Lewis
Whiteville
E. R. Meares
Charlotte
Local Guests and College Visit Highlights
Mrs Samuel B Jones of Spartanburg South Carolina visits Mr and Mrs Frank Purnell. Miss Virginia Atkins of Boydton Virginia and a Queens College student attends the Davidson College junior speaking. Miss Francis Herbert of Lynchburg Virginia guests of Miss Josephine Kelly. Mrs Lee Ruizler returns from Winston Salem where she visited Mr and Mrs Frederick Freis Bahnson.
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Samuel B. Jones
Spartanburg
S. C
Frank Purnell
Virginia Atkins
Boydton
Queens College
Davidson College
Francis Herbert
Lynchburg
Josephine Kelly
Lee Ruizler
Winston-Salem
Frederick Freis Bahnson
Food riots and foreign price shocks noted
In the Kansas City Star, the observer contrasts the phrase food riots as sounding foreign with the realization that current food prices feel equally unfamiliar to readers. The column links global unrest language to rising domestic grocery costs.
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Kansas City Star
War conditions and dry laws forecast cited by editors
A clipping notes Lloyd George's frank remarks on food conditions align with public belief that bluffing fails in war. It also quotes the Rochester Herald predicting that Milwaukee going dry will prompt serious attention.
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Lloyd George
Washington Star
Milwaukee
Rochester Herald
Local Notes From Mount Olive and Nearby Towns
Mrs J R Jones spent a week in Wilson as guest of Mrs J A Prevatt. Mrs F F Manley visiting Goldsboro with Mrs Louis Hummell. James Rackley and sister Nellie of Rose Hill spent weekend with Mrs L J Page. Mrs N M Journey and Mrs E T Watson returned from Greensboro. Verne Waller, a teacher near Rose Hill, spent weekend with relatives near here. Mrs W J Hand of Tarboro has returned home. Mrs Mollie Wilson returned to Goldsboro after visiting Mrs J H Roberts of Norfolk VA. Mr and Mrs Needham Loftin called to Mount Gilead for death of Mrs J A Scarboro.
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New Bern
J. W. Morris
Greensboro
Lillian Morris
State Normal College
S. H. Lane
K. K. Chapman
Margaret
Lexington
E. J. Hester
Joseph Gaskill
Beaufort
W. J. Caroon
J. A. Meadows
Morehead City
E. H. Gorman
Horace Dowell
Raleigh
C.L. Ives
B. W. Clover
Chapel Hill
C. L. Lewis
A. A. Armfield
Goldsboro
Leonard van Edmond
Kinston
Marcus Dill
Marcus, Jr
Cora Munger
Fayetteville
Brite
Merritt
Miss Flowers
Maribel
Henry Whitehurst
Samms
Wade Meadows
Washington
F. M. Simmons
Rosa Cox
Asheville
W. F. Crockett
Annie Edwards
H. B. Marks
Baltimore
G. T. Farnell
Bayboro
Edna Watson
Pollocksville
Effie Harrell
Mount Olive
Paul Herring
Richard Herring
Carlton
Baltic
Edith Hall
Rocky Mount
G. T. Lockermy
Sessoms
Faison
F. F. Manley
Louis Hummell
James Rackley
Nellie
Rose Hill
L. J. Page
N. M. Journey
E. T. Watson
Verne Waller
W. J. Hand
Tarboro
Mollie Wilson
J. H. Roberts
Norfolk
John R. Smith
Social Notes and Club News From Wallace
Mrs Wharton Williams hosted the Young Ladies Embroidery Club on Friday from 3 30 to 5 30 at her home with pink and white decorations and a served refreshment course. Attending were Mesdames Bray McIntire Cavenaugh and Carroll. Residents visiting family near Wallace include the Hallaces and Martha McGowan. The Christian Endeavor Society met at the Presbyterian church with leader Mrs Carroll and organist Miss Southerland. Topics included Home Mission and Using What You Have. New members joined and funds from the Symphony Concert were reported. Other items note visits from Mrs McCoy Southerland and daughter to Wilmington and Mr Bray’s Kentucky tobacco work return. Lillie Carter visits at L J Carter’s in Kelly.
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Lulu Wallace
Wharton Williams
Young Ladies’ Embroidery Club
Mesdames A. J. Bray
Lou McIntire
Willie Cavenaugh
J. W. Carroll
T. Q. Hall
Tucker’s
Richmond
B. F. Pearsall
Kenansville
B. E. Pearsall
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Madge Southerland
Aliie Hill Boney
Margaret Hall
Christian Endeavor
Mirapah
Robert Suggs
McCoy Southerland
Wilmington
L. B. Carr
R. F. Colwell
R. B. Colwell
Wallace
4. J. Bray
Kentucky
Kentucky, Where Mr. Bray
Lillie Carter
L. J. Carter
Kelly
Fayetteville Notes on Visits and Socials
Fayetteville society reports lists Mrs L S Clements visiting South Carolina and Georgia. Miss Margaret Isaacs returned from a business trip north. Miss Anna Shepherd came back from the north after business. Mrs David Fairly of Manchester guests of Mr and Mrs C C McAllister. Mrs J Crawford Cooper of Oxford visits her parents. Mrs E L Fiers of Frandsom Virginia visits Mrs Mary Elliott. Miss Minerva McNeill returned from Louisville where she visited her sister. Mrs R Bailey Evans hosted a luncheon for Miss Mary Houser of Augusta with several friends.
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Clinton
A. H. Spell
Salemburg
Frank Lewis
Laura Butler
Baltimore
A. H. Crumpler
Fayetteville
Crumpler
D. L. Earnhardt
Fremont
Clarence Aycock
Matt
L. Clements
South Carolina
Georgia
Margaret Isaacs
Anna Shepherd
North
David Fairly
Manchester
C. C. McAllister
Haymount
J. Crawford Cooper
Oxford
Minerva McNeill
Louisville
Hal. E. Elliott
R. Bailey Evans
Mary Houser
Augusta
社iers Personal Visits Highlight Greensboro Row
Miss Nellie Martin of Wake Forest visits uncle W B Allen. Mrs E D Tessler visits son E D Tessler in Spartanburg S C. Evangeline Moore of Browns Summit visits Mrs J I Scales. Mrs I Reinheimer of Nashville and daughter stay with Mrs B Schiffman. Mrs W R Bryan of Wilson visits Dr R B West. Mrs D A Stanton of High Point shops here. Miss Margaret Gold returns from Raleigh visit. Mrs Martin Douglass spends day in Burlington with Mrs Lawrence Holt. Mrs J W Hancock of Richmond visits Mrs S S Harmon.
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Greensboro
Nellie Martin
Wake Forest
W. B. Allen
E. D. Tessler
Spartanburg
Evangeline Moore
Brown's Summit
J. I. Scales
I. Reinheimer
Nashville, Tenn
8. Schiffman
W. R. Bryan
Wilson
R. B. West
South Springs Street
D. A. Stanton
High Point
Margaret Gold
Raleigh
Martin Douglass
Burlington
Lawrence Holt
J. W. Hancock
Richmond
S. S. Harmon
Local Social Notes from Laurinburg Gather in March
Miss Mary Gordon visits Miss Julia Stewart while Mrs. L C Pegram travels to Linor to see relatives. Miss Pearl Johnson returns from Charlotte, Mrs. E H Moss from Morganton to visit sister Mrs. R C Everett. Mrs Flisher, Mrs W DeB McEachin, Miss Margaret Flisher and Miss Julia Stewart travel to Pinehurst.
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Laurinburg
Mary Gordon
Julia Stewart
L. C. Pegram
Lenoir
Pearl Johnson
Charlotte
E. H. Moss
Morganton
R. C. Everett
Flisher
W. Deb. McEachin
Margaret Flisher
Pinehurst
Washable fabrics for golf and tennis wear advertised
Slogan promises signs of cotton pique gabardine and other wash materials, highlighting suitability for golf or tennis outfits. Guaranteed by the supplier.
Large Varieties of Fabrics Suiting Dresses and Waists
A Bon Marche store highlights a strong stock of wash goods silks and woolens priced to show quality. Recent shipments feature sport crepe in green gold sand and new blue at 1.25 to 1.50 per yard and Crepe de Chine in multiple shades 36 inches wide at 1.25 per yard.
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Shadowlawn
Ing
Charteruse
New Juvenile Department Showcases Spring Stock
The store announces a spring juvenile department featuring boys wash suits children color dresses white dresses and infants dresses on display on the balcony. Prices range from 50c to 10.00 for coats and dresses with hats at 50c and infant dresses from 50c to 2.00.
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Juvenille
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H. H. Anderson
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van Sant
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Tom Lu
Duncan McCullum
Rowland
Miss Edgerton
Abbottsburg High School
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J. D. Singletary
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Council
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Owen School
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