Birth announcements and church activities in a local issue
The notice lists births for Betty Jr. on Apr 5 and Edward Grayson on Apr 7 at 409 Smith Street. It details various Bible class meetings, guest visits, PTAs, church suppers, rummage sale, an age social, a weiner roast, and a delightful Owen Bible class gathering with the usual program notes and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Baker
Edward Grayson
Smith Street
Wesley Memorial Society
Woman’s Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
North Main Street
Sykes Florists
Fidelis
North Park Baptist Church
Farlow and
Putman Street
Euzelian class and district meetings fill church week
The Green Street Baptist Euzelian class held a Monday night meeting to plan a Sunshine Sisters club and recruit new members. The Sixth District United Daughters of the Confederacy gathers Saturday at Leaksville with state president E L McKee as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes ST. P. T. A
Grimes Street Parents Teachers Association
Rev. T. A. Sykes
OWEN
Owen Bible
First Baptist Church
T. V. Long
Woodrow Avenue
Lawrence White
Euzelian
Green Street Baptist Church
Fred Culler
S. Wrenn Street
W. B. Mitchell
Sunshine Sisters Club
U. D. Co
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Leaksville
Methodist Church
E. L. McKee
Sylva
Burlington
Graham
Yanceyville
Greensboro
Asheboro
Leaksville- Spray
Reidsville
High Point
John S. Welborn
Mary Muse
Laura Wesson
Local social notes from the city
People miss Johnnie Muse returns from Richmond Virginia. Mrs D C Kirby of Winston Salem visits her mother Mrs R K Marshall for the week. Thomas J Scott Jr visits Savannah Georgia guest at the Hotel Savannah. Mrs James Harris improves after Guilford General hospital operation. Miss Lucille opp attends G M G conference in China Grove as delegate from First Reformed church. Mrs W L Payne travels to Norfolk Virginia and Washington DC to visit friends. Orville Little remains seriously ill at Burrus Clinic. Miss Callie Loflin improving at her home 805 Carr street. Mrs Janie Bureh returns from Norfolk to Montleu avenue with daughter Mrs M W Stump. Mr and Mrs A E Taplin and daughter Sophia return from South Reygate Vermont after two weeks for death of Mr Taplin's father Charles H Taplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Culler
Tate Street
Ruth Marie
Dallas Culler
Mrs. Culler
F. G. Fowler
Ray Culler, Jr
Irish Culler
Charles Foust
Edith Seckler
Theda Marie Carrigan
Charles Winder
Jack Winder
Billy Winder
Marjorie Alexander
J. W. Alexander
Ruth Koon
A. E. Taplin
Miss Sophia
South Reygate
Mr. Taplin
Charles H. Taplin
Engraving Co Advertises Visiting Cards
OTT ENGRAVING CO announces hand engraved imitation style visiting cards at 5 dollars for 100. Samples available by writing to 1071 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Prices quoted include one dollar for additional samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTT Engraving CO
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Cincinnati New York Non-Stop Hop Starts Today
Stanley C Huffman of Cincinnati took off from Lunken airport aiming for a nonstop flight to Roosevelt Field New York in what officials call the smallest practical plane. The craft carries 28 gallons of gas and should reach New York around 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPR
Stanley C
Huffman
Lunken
Roosevelt Field
New York
Get Outside Trouble Over Telephone Use at Raleigh Office
A North Carolina farmer, frustrated by the automatic telephone system, demanded to use a state office phone. A young clerk explained he must dial a number and say outside to reach the Raleigh exchange, defusing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Science makes metallic uranium available for experiments
Atomic research gains a new resource as scientists announce a method to produce metallic uranium priced at 400 dollars per pound. The development, presented to the American Chemical Society, marks a significant step in expanding available materials for experiments and industrial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
Little Change In Skirt Lengths At Style Show
New York fashion show by garment retailers of America features 140 manikins at the Hotel Astor presenting summer 1930 styles in silk satin and cotton. Outfits range from knee length street wear to longer afternoon and evening gowns with wearables stressing a modified high waist line and practical designs. Pajamas in plain and printed fabrics share the stage with ensembles like a green tweed travel outfit and a black velvet wrap trimmed in ermine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Hotel Astor
Breakthrough in Metal Uses as New Element Is Shown
Dr. F. H. Driggs of Westinghouse Lamp reports an electrical method to produce a dense metal from Green Salts, the heaviest element by atomic weight. The metal, initially explosive in powder form, becomes workable in vacuum furnaces, with samples shown as dense wire and sheets, darkened by air oxidation and revealing bright metal beneath once scraped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
F. H. Driggs
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Driggs
Pedro de Ponce Credited With Teaching the Deaf to Speak
The article cites Pedro de Ponce, a Spanish Benedictine monk, as the reputed inventor of methods to teach the deaf to converse, highlighting his historic contribution to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro de Ponce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daug
E. R. Hedrick
Betty Jr
Gene Lamont
Gene Lamont Bible
J. P. Perdue
Shelton Street
Raymonds
Fritzharry
Harry Raymond
Fritzharry Lodge
Joseph J. Bonneau
New York City
Loren J. Staples
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lottie Holden
Freddie Clapp
Meadows Street
Eliza Stevens
Fred Eshelman
Johnson Street
Matthew
Friends Church
Friends’ Church
Lawrence Taylor
Calvary Philatheas
Philathea
Calvary M. E. Church
Lena
Ruby Lee
Farris Avenue
Misses Lee
Jessie Fowler
Fionia Carroll
Sophia Mae Sims
Sopha Mae Laws
Hazel White
Grace Helms
Jewel Helms
Esther Murphy
Gurley Everhart
Mary Culler
Maggie Culler
Rodger Jones
Curtis Jones
Frank Starner
Ted Nichols
Carroll Nichols
Jesse Stone
Leonard King
Ivan Craven
Clayton Lee
Bill Myers
Ernest McMahan
Bill Gardner
F. M. Pickett
Culler
Gladys Culler
R. F. Callicutt
J. L. Payne
JL. R. Sessounes
Russell
D. E. Gordon
J. O. Whittington
C. L. Clark
Fay McCollum
J. C. Lawson
DD. A. KR
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carter Dalton
Jackson Street
W. H. McCain
Kenneth Denny
D. L. Bouldin
R. K. Young
C. E. Diffendal
Archie Sherrod
Thomas J. Gold
R. H. Whitehead
Fifth District
C. F. Long
H. A. Underwood
Thomas Jefferson
E. C. Harris
Ella Conant
Camden, N. Y
Palmer Shelburne
Miss Johnson
Service League
Violet Johnson
Junior Service League
Lucile Sherrod
Rotary Club
Mesdames
R. T. Amos
Harold Bennett
Coner Covington
Paul Casey
J. I. Groome
EB. T. Harrison
Tom Kearns
James Lyon
Everett Marsh
Wade Marsh
L. C. Matton
Ben Moore
John Peacock
W. T. Powell
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Katherine Raymond
Johnnie Muse
Richmond, Va
D. C. Kirby of
Winston- Salem
R. K. Marshall
Thomas J. Scott, Jr
Savannah
James Harris
Guilford General Hospital
Lucille
Opp
China Grove
First Reformed Church
W.L. Payne
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Orville Little
Burrus Clinic
Callie Loflin
Carr Street
Janie Bureh
D. W. Darden
Norfolk, Va
M. W. Stump
Montleu Avenue
Coats
Ter
Straw S&s
Moffitt’s
North Main
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
Charlotte, N. C
FE. M. Browberg
Main Street
Moore’s Book Store
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Kimiko Ashino
Sumiko Tokuda
Yoshiko Matsudaira
Keiko Nakamura
Yoshi Sato
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Atlanta
The
Age of
Lele
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Monarch
N. C. Public Service Co
Belvedere Hotel
48Th Street
Broadway
Times Square
Curtis A. Hale
Mgr
Kayser
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Sechrest Funeral Home
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