Greensboro Hosts Steadfast Stream of Visits and Returns
In Greensboro many residents report returning from visits or hosting guests from Guilford College Winston Salem Wilmington Del Amance County Statesville and other cities Mrs L G Coble Myrtle Mangum Clara Geagrborough and numerous others are listed among visitors and reentries Miss Vera Richardson Miss Blanche May Miss Ruby Spencer Miss Louise Boren and several couples are noted as spending weekends visiting relatives in Danville Gastonia Waycross Roxboro and Norfolk with many returning home to Greensboro or continuing travel to Bluefield and Raleigh The report captures a flurry of social visits and homecomings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Brown
Waycross
Norfolk
Brown
Greensboro
Fayetteville Couple Returns From Wedding Tour
Fayet teville notes report Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Cooper have returned to Fayetteville after their wedding trip to the North. Mrs. W H Kyle visits Florence, S C, to see relatives. The Tea and Topics Club met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Mary Gorham's Green Street home. after the business portion, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Crawford Cooper
Tea and
Mary Gorham
Green Street
Miss Huske Weds Dr William Jordan at St Johns Church
Miss Louise Huske married Dr. William Jordan Thursday evening at St John’s church. A large crowd attended the ceremony including many visitors from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Huske
William §. Jordan
St. John’s Church
Community social events and club meetings reported
Warsaw notes a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at the Best home with a historical program and music. Other items include a Presbyterian missionary lingerie shower, Woman’s Club fall session on Indian life, visits by Mrs. Clarrie Hines, Rockefeller hook worm official Dr. Ferrall, Christian Endeavor attendees, and Raleigh Fair participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Daughters of the Confederacy
R. H. Best
Lois
Evelyn Anderson
Martha Best
W. L. Hill
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Laurinburg Area Evening Visit Passages
Miss Etta McKay of Maxton visits Laurinburg relatives while Miss Marion Clayton heads to Virginia to teach for the winter. Edith Moore visits Hamlet for a time as Mrs. F. M. Hubbard hosts a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering, keeping her reputation as a charming hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinburg
N. C
Etta McKay
Maxton
Marion Clayton
Virginia
Edith Moore
Hamlet
F. M. Hubbard
Proctorville Opens School as Go to Sunday School Day Planned
Mrs. Sam Branch of Lumberton visits Proctorville as the fall term starts under Prof. J. P. Price. The Baptist church marks Go to Sunday School Day with Mrs. P. P. Smith leading an attractive program for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctorville School
J. P. Price
the Baptist Church
P. P. Smith
Trailed French Ex-Premier Caillaux Hounded in Vichy Mob
Former French Premier and Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux and his wife, once linked to the Calmette shooting, were mobbed in Vichy after arriving under assumed names. A passerby identified them, inciting violence as two crippled soldiers attacked Caillaux until police intervened. his wife fainted as the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
Joseph Calliaux
Calmette
Calliaux
Germany
South America
Caillaux
Local Notices From Clarkton Area Residents
Clarkton news notes include Miss Carey Burney of Elkton visiting Tuesday. Miss Margaret Johnson spending the week in Lumberton. Mrs H L Cromartie and children returning to Yorick after a visit here. Mrs C F Edwards and Miss Laura Edwards of Rosindale visitors this week. Mrs Z R Jackson and children of Lumberton visiting several days. Mrs C A Thumm, visiting sister Mrs C S Clark, has returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel
Kinston
Clarkton
Carey Burney
Elkton
Margaret Johnson
Lumberton
C. F. Edwards
Laura Edwards
Rosindale
Z. R. Jackson
C. A. Thumm
C. S. Clark
Baltimore
Pauline Smith
Clayton
Elaine Padrick
Local Visitors and Departures Noted Around Town
Mrs. D F Ward remains at home with her brother while other residents, including Mrs. E J Cox and children, return from Richmond Virginia. A party of visitors led by Mr F A Harrington Dr E S Clark and Messrs O L Clark and O C Stegall were in Wilmington this week. Mrs J E L Winecoff returns from Florence South Carolina to Clarkton. Miss Mary Russ travels to Bennetttsville South Carolina to visit relatives. Mrs John D Burney leaves for Armour to visit before returning to Columbia South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Harrington
E. S. Clark
O. L. Clark
O. C. Stegall
Wilmington
John D. Burney
Armour
Columbia
S. C
Miss Ward Travels to Clarkton for Further Plans
Miss Mary Catherine Ward of Charlotte has journeyed to Clarkton to pursue additional arrangements and finalize her forthcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Ward
Charlotte
Clarkton
Whiteville Social Notes Shared by Local Visitors
Whiteville residents and visitors are listed in a social note. Mrs J L Byrnes of Badham and Miss Frankie Anderson of Fair Bluff visit relatives. Miss Julia Hook from Western Prong and Mr and Mrs J A Baldwin of Chadbourn spend a day here. Capt J I Davis and Mrs Davis of Southport visit Memory. Miss Mabel Maultsby teaches at Boardman High School. Mrs R C Sadler returns from Lumberton. Miss Grace Lumsden visits Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Anderson
Fair Bluff
Whiteville
J. I. Davis
Southport
8. E
Mabel Maultsby
Boardman High School
R. C. Sadler
Lumberton
Hamlet and Clinton Social Roundup Oct 21 1920
Hamlet and Clinton society notes list residents visiting relatives in Raleigh and Goldsboro, travels to Tampa and Lumberton, teaching assignments in Lumberton, and appearances by Misses Edith McLeod Victoria Hudson and Kathryn Jackson plus visits from Emma Lee and Miss Lena Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Emma Lee
Raleigh
New Bern Social Notes Highlight Local Visitor Arrivals
Mrs. R. Lewis of Norfolk and Mrs. D. W. Richardson of Dover visit relatives in New Bern. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kafer travel to Oriental. Miss Mattie Collins and Mrs. L. Harriss visit Maysville and nearby locales. Various residents, including Mrs. W. H. Whitehurst and Miss Elaine Padrick, are noted for recent trips and returns.
Notable Guests at Grove Park Inn and Local Visitors
Asheville hosts include Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jacobsen guests at Grove Park Inn. May Jones returns to Governor's office duties in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Jenks of Pawtucket Rhode Island and Miss Gladys Painter of Gainesville Texas visit Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chandler of Waynesville stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville, N. C
R. C. Jacobsen
Grove Park Inn
May Jones
Asheville
Raleigh
Mrs
R. R. Jenks
Pawtucket, R. I
Gladys Painter
Gainesville, Texas
Raleigh Social Notes Visit Guests From Nearby States
Mrs. Bruce Craven of Trinity and Miss Bessie Burdine of Miami visit Raleigh friends. Mrs. J. H. Edwards and Miss Helen Edwards of Rocky Mount tour the city. Mrs. H. M. Glover of Dabney and others visit relatives. Eleanor Van Ness and Miss Lucy Canaday in New York City. Mrs. Robert T. Walker of Winston-Salem and others travel through Raleigh. Elizabeth Johnson of Elizabeth City and Elizabeth Scarborough of Wendell visit Miss Effie Underwood. Codie Russ of Portsmouth visits friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bland of Bur GAW visit H. A. Bland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N. C
Bruce Craven
Trinity
J. H. Edwards
Helen Edwards
Rocky Mount
Raleigh
Eleanor van Ness
Lucy Canaday
New York City
Robert T. Walker
Winston- Salem
Elizabeth Johnson
Elizabeth City
Effie Underwood
Elizabeth Scarborough
Wendell
Marshville Social Notes from Oct 21
Mrs J N Mc Donald spent the weekend in Wingate with friends and relatives Mr and Mrs E K Moore visited Peachland relatives Miss Georgia Morgan and Jack Smith were in Monroe with friends Lattimore judged the women’s exhibits at the Union county fair The fourth quarterly Methodist conference is in Marshville today and Sunday Mr J T Perry visits Albemarle and relatives Prof Mudge visited Monroe Friday BE Griffin returns from Atlanta to Marshville J W Clark spent last Sunday in Marshville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshville
J. N. McDonald
Wingate
E. K. Moore
Peachland
Georgia Morgan
Jack Smith
Monroe
Local Visitors and Guests in Freeman Area
Miss Ella Brinkley of Wilmington visited Freeman last Sunday staying with her brother J. W. Brinkley. Clara Newton Ethel Smith visitors in Wilmington. Jesse Vance of Bolton saw his father E. M. Vance in Freeman. Mildred Kelly Byrdsville visited Miss Ethel Grimsley Thursday. Minnie Hardy visited relatives in Wilmington last week. Great Stevens Dillon S C and James R. Carney spent last Sunday in Fair Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Ella Brinkley
Wilmington
J. W. Brinkley
Mildred Kelly
Byrdsville
Ethel Grimsley
Minnie Hardy
James R. Carney
Fair Bluff
Wilson Fund Appeals for Liberal Contributions
A call goes out urging readers to support the Wilson fund, emphasizing peace and prosperity through generous donations. Community leaders urge broad participation to help grow the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fund
Local Visit Notes Return Home After Visits
Mrs Carrie Lane returns home from Wilson after visiting relatives. Miss Viola McNeill spent time in Spring Hope with her sister Mrs Privett. Miss Gladys Young visited Wilson and came back. Mrs John W Fitzgerald returns to Dunn from Weldon. Mrs H H McKay visits Richmond Virginia. Miss Fannie Stallings spends time in Dunn from Suffolk. Miss Dora Creel returns home from Kenley. Mrs C Thornton returns to Dunn from Goldsboro. Mrs J R Sauls visits Kenly. Mrs L B Pope visits Johnston County relatives. Mr and Mrs J W Whitehead visit Lumberton. Rosalie Goldstein returns home from Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Carrie Lane
Wilson
Viola McNeill
Spring Hope
Mrs. Privett
John W. Fitzgerald
Weldon
Local Notes From Smithfield And Nearby Towns
Mrs Elia Baker visited relatives at Four Oaks last Sunday Miss Lillian Bunch spent the weekend with friends in Dunn Mrs W H Burl visited sister Mrs W A Francis in St Petersburg Fla Miss Mildred Sanders visited friends in Dunn Mrs Lee Saunders and children stayed with relatives in Richmond Va Mrs W M Sanders recently in Gastonia had Misses Nell Pickens and Elizabeth Kelly exhibitions at the State Fair Raleigh Tra Medlin of New Bern spent last Sunday here visiting relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Craughton
Warsaw
Smithfield
Elia Baker
Four Oaks
Lillian Bunch
Dunn
Mrs
W. H. Burl
Mrs. W. A. Francis
St. Petersburg, Fla
Mildred Sanders
Nell Pickens
Elizabeth Kelly
Canning Club
Raleigh
Tra Medlin
New Bern
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North Carolina
Social News
L. G. Coble
Guilrd College
Myrtle Mangum
Clara Geagrborough
ijnston-Salem
John Hardie
Del
J. W. Murphy
Alamance County
Vera Richardson
Pleasant Gardens
Blanche May
New York
Ruby Spencer
Gastonia
Louise Boren
Danville
Lilly Rankin
J. J. Medcarfb
L. J. _Armfield
Baltimore, Md
Julius W. Cone
Bluefield
W. Va
J. W. Merritt
Winston-Salem
Chas A. Hines
Roxboro
W. H. Rankin
Brown Summit
Margaret Ethedridge
Burch
Reidsville
N. A. Best
J. M. Russell
Sophia
City
Marguerite Maddry
Merideth College
C. C. Robins
High Point
L. W. Crawford
J. E. Latham
Grace Smitherman
Troy
W. H. Kyle
Florence, S. C
Woman's Club
America
Bettie Cox
Charles Carroll
Georgia Hicks
Faisen
Clarrie ‘Hines
Mesdames W. D. Thomas
H. L. Boyette
Thomas Hotel
John A. Ferrall
U. Ss
Rockefeller
J. H. Carter
Anna Pierce
Christian Endeavor
Wallace
Miss May Noel
Jackson
Miss
H. Faison Pierce
J. C. D. Herring
Raleigh Fair
Mesdames
J. O. Russ
A. B. Anderson
O. P. Middleton
Leslie Best
Herbert Middleton
H. F. Pierce
Mary White Carroll
Mattie Herring
Margaret Barden
Messrs
Ernest Middleton
Henry Carleton
Proctorville
Sam Branch
O. R. Surles
Mme, Joseph Calliaux
D. F. Ward
E. J. Cox
Richmond, Va
J. E. L. Winecoff
Mary Russ
Bennettsville, S. C
Julia Hook
Western Prong
J. A. Bladwin
Chadbourn
Grace Lumsden
Jacksonville, Fla
G. C. Lamb
Henderson
F. L. Hyman
O. T. Godwin
E. P. Blackley
R. M. Currie
Greenville, S. C
Martha Saunders
Mr. W. H. Saunders
N. A. McNeil
Rockingham
F. A. Hillburn
McDonald Avenue
Edith McLeod
Red Springs
J. R. Boykin
Lena Terry
Lancaster
Victoria Hudson
Barnum Springs
John Kerr
Lucy Powell
BE. L. Skearon
H. L. Stewart
Goldsboro
Alice
Lillian Owen
Kathryn Jackson
M. P. Smith
Birdie Clifton
Janie Oates
Elizabeth Newsome
D. W. Richardson
Dover
The
O. A. Kafer
Oriental
Mattie Collins
Maysville
Mrs. L. Harriss
Kershaw
W. H. Whitehurst
Latham
Frank Simpson
Mrs. Yates Aldridge
George Wallace
Charles R. Thomas
Western
Carolina
Minnie Oxley
W. H. Chandler
Waynesville
Bessie Burdine
Miami, Fla
Gladys Yates
West
Hattie
Katherine Boykin
W. H. Nicholson
Mary Nicholson
Littleton
Codie Russ
Portsmouth, Va
J. T. Bland
Burgaw
H. A. Bland
Methodist Church
J. T. Perry
John Swanner
Albemarle
Perry
Oe Prof Mudge
Mr. BE. Griffin
Atlanta
J. W. Clark
Clara Newton
Ethel Smith
Mr. Jesse Vance
Bolton
Mr. E. M. Vance
Great Stevens
Dillon, S. C
Gladys Young
H. H. McKay
Fannie Stallings
Suffolk, Va
Dora Creel
Kenley
Mrs. C. Thornton
J. R. Sauls
Kenly
J. W. Whitehead
Rosalie Goldstein
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