Local Social Roundup Sees Travelers Return and Guests
Mr and Mrs Robert Berecini return from Orlando Florida tonight with son Emery. Mrs Will Snow and Edith Bradshaw visit Greensboro guests of Mrs Ben Tatura. L R Rutledge of Apex leaves after a short visit with sister Mrs A G Rutledge on Grimes Street. Mr Rutledge attended the Moste Rutledge wedding. Mr and Mrs C M Walker of Fayetteville visit with Mrs Walker s mother Mrs F A Henley on Lindsay Street with their young daughter Pacbara.
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Robert Berecini
Orlando
Fla
Emery
Will Snow
L. R. Rutledge
Apex
A. G. Rutledge
Grimes Street
Mr. Rutledge
Pretty Wedding Unites Rutledge, Moser in West End Church
Miss Lavada Rutledge daughter of A H Rutledge wed F A Moser Sr at West End Baptist Church. Rev C V Brooks officiated. The ceremony featured spring greenery and white tapers with a musical program. The couple plan a short bridal trip then reside on Grimes Street after April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Baptist Church
Lavada Rutledg
A. H. Rutledge
F. A. Moser
C. V .Brooks
Eunice Thompson
Inez
Lula Mae Stuart
Ushers
H. ©. Johnson
O. P. Dicks
T. P. Andrews
G. B. Houser
Nannie Lee Shore
Mamie Johnson
Essie Worthington
W. A. Hedrick
J. W. Bean
C. F. McKinney
Treva Cabel
O.S. Moser
Margaret Dorsett
Miss Dorsett
Craven County Survey Points to State Feeding Costs
Raleigh reports Craven County's chamber of commerce survey on food and feed imports shows North Carolina spends nearly 3 million dollars yearly on feed for livestock. Hay oats corn and chops lead the outlay followed by ham bacon beef lard poultry and eggs. Experts say homegrown hay could cut costs, yet state-wide imports total eight to seven five million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Craven County
North Carolina
Kings Mountain Votes 50000 Bond For School expansion
Kings Mountain residents approve a 50000 bond for school improvements. Of 393 registered and 364 cast ballots, 247 supported the bonds and 57 opposed. The plan includes a new auditorium at the main building, converting the old auditorium to classrooms, and a new six room building with a small auditorium on Mountain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings’ Mountain
Kings Mountain
W. L. Plank
W. A. Ridenhour
A. Hunter Patterson
Auditoriu
Ratteree
Mountain Street
Cleveland Springs to Open GoLe Links
Cleveland Springs hotel in Shelby unveils plans to open this spring with year round operations. The $250,000 property completed last July enjoyed a strong summer, a 50 acre golf course will be ready for sportsmen this spring, and manager O M Mull adds evergreens while a hard surface road from Shelby to the springs is nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Cleveland Springs
Sumer
O. M. Mull
State Highway Commission
Chicago Policewomen Armed With Pearl-Handed Revolvers
Chicago policewomen have been issued pearl-handed revolvers for duty, reflecting a shift in armament. Local officials say the upgrade aims to enhance officer safety and response capability amid rising urban crime.
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Chicago
Thomasville Society Notes Highlight Local Guests
Mr and Mrs W S Clinard and Miss Nel Clinard of High Point visited Thomasville friends after living in Santa Ana California for eighteen months. Many locals including Miss Hattie Stone and Miss Ruby Harville returned to colleges while others traveled to Greensboro Charlotte and Durham for holidays and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Clinard
Nel Clinard
High Point
R. L
Harville
Clinards
Thomasville
Hut
Santa Ana
Jal
Clinard
Hattie Stone
Pelzer
D. C
Charlotte
Vic
Mrs. Wallace Stone
Wayland Stones
Greensboro College Moves To Make Math Optional For Freshmen
Greensboro April 13 The faculty council voted to make mathematics an elective for freshmen at Greensboro College for Women. Previously all freshmen except music students were required to study math. With the Class of 1926 likely reaching 800, the move eases administration and marks a shift away from the ironclad custom toward a modernized system reflecting the college’s evolving spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro College For
School of Music
Greater
North Carolina College
Women urged to attend Gaston county convention
Gastonia April 13. Chairman Ernest R. Warren of the Gaston county democratic executive committee asks women voters to attend the county convention next Monday at 2 pm in the courthouse. The primary is near and women are urged to participate. main business is selecting delegates to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Ernest R. Warren
Gaston County
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Cherries Named After Cerasus Town in As Minor
A brief note explains that cherries owe their name to the town of Cerasus in As Minor, linking the fruit’s origin to regional nomenclature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherries
Cerasus
As Minor
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N. Allen
Green Street
Hot Springs
Miss Hollinsworth
A. .Flowers
Salvation Army Corps
Agnes Hollinsworth
Sheraton
the Sheraton
Hart Drug Store
Alexander Martin
Hart
High Point High School
Jances Welch
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
M. L. Hyiton
Ed Hicks
J. W. Johnson
Tom W Kennedy
Fneland
Ireland
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Ernest Shipman
Oramary
Tilden
Jamestown
John Galloway
Robert Erwin
Fred Odell
G. 8. Braeshaw
E. C. Perisho
Christian Educational Department
Guilford College
Springfield
Perisho
Klub Kalendar
U.N. Club
Rada Poston
Est Street
High Point Chapel
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
Teacups Club
Cornelian Club
Lady Ruth
Moffitt
Furnishing Company
Margaret Perryman
Rutledge-Moser Wedding
Vipeone Syren Rome Fora
Myer
Hart Drug Co
Society Notes OF
Ruby
Virgie Harville
Meredith College
W. W. Rowe
Louise Rowe
Hickory
Pfhey
J. FE. Hardaway
Rev
Hunter Hardaway
Crawford
Hunter Faires
Charleston, D. C
Charles G Millis
Eugenia Fife
Spencer
D. C. Owen
G. E. Crowell
Louisburg
Haseen
Suie Crowell
Louisburg College
Casper Pennington
Relatves
Heir
New London
Odessa Rice
Mas Moerthre Barker
Kopelia Hunt
D. BE. Hoover
Daughers
Madeline
Emma Leigh Hoover
Paul Hoover
Pierce Wyche
J. E. Wyche
Frances
Edith Pearce
North Carolina College For Women
Eva
Jewel Sink
Marie Jones
Lee Tomlinson
William Nutting
Janice Atkins
Tracy S. Comstock
Robert D. Revan
Medford, N. J
G. Arthur Evens
Tyson
Ala
Iola Kennedy
The
Southern Public Utilities Co
Harry Smith
New York City
Mrs
A. L. Smith
L. A. Martin
Lexington
Greensboro College
Just
van Raalte
Phoenix
Oxfords
Davis Shoe Store
Nfeese
Beavans
Ladies’ Store
Ypaye
North Main St
Sas
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