Local News Roundup From Abbottsburg Area
Community notes report several residents traveling for work and news. J S Cain of Poston South Carolina accepted a Western Union operator role in Greenville DC and visited his mother. Multiple locals including J K Baldwin Mrs. Baldwin and Rev J M Fleming are noted for visits and appointments.
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Abbottsburg
N. C
J. S. Cain
Poston
S. C
Greenville
D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. K. Baldwin
Maxton
J. M. Fleming
Lumberton
C. C. Cashwell
Grace Csin
Freeman
Leslie Russ
Clarkton
Jack Cashwell
Ernest Cain
Leon Johnson
Thesday
Richmond
Gray Craven
Archie Breeden
McColl
Winston-Salem
H. P. Smith
Wilmington
Mount Olive Weekend Guests and Visits
Mount Olive New York October 6 Mr and Mrs Raymond Weeks of Rocky Mount were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs R A King Mrs M T Beazeale who had been visiting northern cities has returned home Miss Ne May Hatch teacher at State High School spent the weekend with her parents.
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John Slocumb
Wilmington
Charles Gay
Sam Britt
Bazil Watkins
Bessie Barham
Sarah Kornegay
Clarence Britt
Enteras
T. W.W. Slocumb
Union Station
Wayne County
Goldsboro
Josephtine Shannon
Richmond
T. R. Robinson
Elsie Taylor
T. B. Edwards
Norfolk
Ocean View
Mery T Venue
Frank Avcock
Fremont
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
First Baptist Church
Kinsten
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Meredith College
Raleigh
Lola Long
Greensboro
State Philatheas
W. L. Poteat
Lake Forest College
Louisa Slocumb
May Gay
Wm. G. Pritt
Amy Sheldon
Temple
New Ilampshire
Orgnization Society
RB. H. Edwards
Charles Utes
Treacuve
Kentucky
M. C. Barfield
Mount Olive
Nathan O’berry
New York City
W. E. Borden
C. B. Miller
Fayetteville
W. H. Cobb
J. N. Johnson
Atlanta
E. A. Simpkins
David J. Edwards
Edwards
Loren C. Bass
Gertrude Jones
Madison
E. W. Vick
Mac Longesville
E. M. Land
Mrs. Vick
Mesdames Mac Long
Statesville
Wm. Smith
Paul Borden
D. R. Kornegay
W. H. Smith
H. M. Humphrey
Norwood Spicer
Williams Spicer
C. M. Black
Elizabeth Borden
Rachel Borden
Huldah Slaughter
Sally Kirby
W. R. Allen
Mary Moore Allen
C. F. Strosnider
Vera Kang
Hattie Prince
Thomasville
Evelyn Price
J. A. Daughtery
N. Y
Kirs. Raymond Weeks
R. A. King
M. T. Beazeale
Ne May Hatch
Teachéy State High School
New York City Records 4000 Women in Hair Industry
New York City reports about 4000 women employed as hairdressers and manicurists. The figure highlights the scale of women workers in beauty services within the metropolis.
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New York City
Wallace Church Reshapes Services and Red Cross Progress
In Wallace North Carolina on October 6 the Presbyterian church shifted Sunday services to the Christian Endeavor Society with Mrs. Nick Southerland leading and Miss Madge Southerland as organist. The Red Cross held one of its most active meetings with report details on tobacco proceeds, knitting plans for soldiers, and a proposed cantonment relief box. A committee led by Mrs. Sion Boney was named to organize knitting and packing efforts.
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Goldsboro
N. C
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Aliie Hill Boney
Helen Mae Johnson
Margaret Hall
Leslie Beney
Clarkton
Nick Southerland
Mabel Carr
Mizpah
Red Cross
R. C. Williams
J. W. Carroll
Charlie Westbrook
Sue Hussey
Lafayette Southerland, Jr
Ru A
Miss Hussey
W. F. Murphy
American Bible Society
Sion Boney
N. H. Carter
Lucile Collins
Hallie Sutton
Lula Boney
Warsaw
Leonidas Faison
Messrs
C. A. Womack
W. E. Waddell
O. L. Head
Payne
I. E. Satterfield
Ferrall
H. F. Pierce
J. H.carter
A. B. Baines
Billy Kyle
J. W. Oyler
J. E. Williams
Col
George S Hughes
Meadams
T. B
J. H. Pierce
D. E. Best
Wentworth Pierce
Columbia
Captain Pierce
Robert Herring
la Grange
Margaret Barden
Magnolia
S. A. Johnson
Atlanta
Joseph E. Johnson
Herbert Smith
Herbert, Jr
Clinton
Anna Pierce
Washington, D. C
Castelluci
Kate Johnson
Order of the Eastern Star
Greensboro
Brown Building
Joseph Jordan
Ralph Jordan
Sadie Loyd Smith
Christian Endeavor
J. A. Ricks
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Macie Cox
Woman’s Missionary Union of the
Eastern Baptist Association
L. R. Carroll Memorial Fund
Council of National Defense
Faison Pierce
Local Notes Run Deep in Laurinburg and Warsaw
Laurinburg and Warsaw society items recounts visits travel updates and community events. Local readers learn of teaching plans at Jacksonville and Hot Springs trips by Nicholson and McKinnon families along with Red Cross activity and upcoming meetings.
Pershing in Germany provokes Cupid tale at court
In Sandusky on October 6 the Probate Court attracted attention as Otto Gassan sought a marriage license claiming to be born in Pershing. When asked where Pershing is he replied Germany. The clerk quipped not yet but soon, adding a humorous note to the scene.
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United Press
Sandusky
Oslo
Pershing’s
Germany
Otto Gassan
Pershing
Gassan
Cupid
Marietta NC Happenings Notes Illness Travel and School
Marietta experiences health updates as R M Oliver’s condition worsens and Mrs Oliver and family travel to Fairmont Lumberton and Florence for relatives. School opens with Principal Mr W T Jenrette and staff Mabel Cherry Laura Scarborough. attendance low due to cotton harvest. Local residents and visitors noted including J B Meares and Hoyt Harrington. a car windshield impact incident is mentioned.
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D. J. Oliver
W. T. Jenrette
Mabel Cherry
Laura Scarborough
J. B. Meares
Lumber
W. P
Telephone Girls in Salt Lake City to Form Union
Salt Lakes il telegraph workers announce plans to organize a union for telephone girls. Leaders say the move aims to improve wages hours and safety. Members cite shared grievances and seek bargaining power with employers.
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Salt Lakes@il
Bon Marche Millinery Wins Favor in Wilmington Fashion
Last week's arrivals lift the Millinery collection to season-long standard and win praise from Wilmington's fashionable women. Bon Marche Millinery earns its place in local opinion and judgment.
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Wilmington
Royal Society Packages Offers Wide Pattern Range
Royal Society packages present a full assortment of fancy work patterns from 25 cents to 2 dollars. The pricing reflects current market conditions elevating the value of the patterns available.
New Handbag Styles Pick Up Steam At Bargain Prices
Shoppers are surprised by attractive new handbags shown in a wide range of desi shapes. A large selection features fabric and leather bags in black and colors priced from 1.25 to 4.50.
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Mitractive New
Copenhagen
Emr
Hauid Bag
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Wayne
J. D. Hardin
W. R. Crawford
Wallace
Laurinburg
Minnie McKinnon
Jacksonville
B. LG. Nicholson
Hot Springs
Maggie Hargrove
Clio
Mary McKinnon
Marietta
Incorporated
Fas
Pt Ilts
Willmington
Vanity
Royal Society Packages
Royal Society
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