Chapel Hill Neighborhood Notes, July 31, 1925

Neighborhood Notes

Miss Lucy Lay, member of the State Board of Charities and Public Welfare, has been spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Paul Green.

Mrs. Phil Branson of Alabama is here with her 15-months old daughter on a visit to the Bransons.

Mrs. N.D. Elliott, Miss Guelda and Miss Lucile Elliott will leave Saturday with Mrs. J.E. Kennett and Miss Madge Kennett. They plan to go by automobile to the mountains. The Elliotts will be at Black Mountain for two weeks or more, and the Kennetts will go to Blue Ridge.

Beth Chase and Martha Royster left this week to spend the next few weeks at camp in Blowing Rock.

Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Royster will be at Wrightsville Beach during the month of August. Thorndike Saville is in Blowing Rock.

Mrs. Flora Rice and her son, Philip, have left Chapel Hill for the summer. Mrs. Rice is at Atlantic City with her daughter, Eleanor, who has been ill for some months.

Mrs. Greenlaw’s brother, W. Durland of New York, is here on a visit to his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Greenlaw have gone to Baltimore and Chicago for a few days.

Miss Elizabeth Bingham of Salisbury came to Chapel Hill Monday to visit her sister, mrs. W.D. Toy.

Miss Carolyn Winston has come back from Brevard where she has been the guest of Miss Dorothy Fetzer.

Mrs. Josephine Daniel Moore is expected Saturday to spend two weeks with her mother, Mrs. M.W. Daniel.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Harwood of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, came Wednesday to visit the Braunes.

Miss Alma Holland has returned from a visit to her home near Fayetteville.

Mrs. A.S. Barbee is with her sister in Enfield.

Mr. and Mrs. R.P McClamroch have bought two of the Forest Hills lots during the last week and the J. Burton Linkers two, and S.H. Hobbs one.

Lawrence MacRae, son of Mrs. R.S. MacRae and brother of Mrs. Dora Elliott, will leave Raleigh next week to live in Greensboro. Mr. MacRae was in Chapel Hill night before last.

Mrs. Dora MacRae Elliott left Thursday for Brevard, where she will visit Mrs. William Fetzer. Virginia Elliott went to Charlotte with her cousin, Peggy MacRae.

From page 3 of The Chapel Hill Weekly, Friday, July 31, 1925

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