Birth notices and society announcements blend in Guilford area
The column reports the birth of Philip Gary to Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Vanosbol on April 19 at Guilford General Hospital. It also notes the births of Doris Lee Mauldin on April 13 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mauldin. Various social events follow, including weddings, bridge parties honoring a bride-elect, and multiple club meetings at Elim Street School, JSL, Susanna Wesley class, Good Will Garden Club, and a King of Clubs gathering with detailed host and guest lists.
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B. G. Vanosbol
Philip Gary
Guilford General Hospital
T. F. Mauldin
Doris Lee
Lindsay Street
Miss Sherrod
Royster Tucker
Elizabeth Hayden
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Lucile Sherrod
Susanna Wesley
Hiatt
Mack Hiatt
Wesley Memorial Church
Edgedale Drive
Walter Kester
Reid Marsh
Joe
Good Will Garden Club
Hicks
Fred Hicks
Greenway Drive
F. R. Taylor
The
High Point Garden Club
King of Clubs
Ernestine Hayes
Emerywood
Ralph Slate
Miss Hayes
Helen Marsh
Dorothy Ingram
Mary Muse
Billy Hiatt
Anne Carter Marsh
Lucy Hayes
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Herman Smith
Fletcher Cox
Mary Duncan McAnally
Sam Strickland
Louis Heilig
James Diffee, Jr
J. V. Hunter, Jr
Winston-Salem
Local couples take weekend trips and attend DAR events
Mr and Mrs N M Cates of 405 Lindsay street spent the weekend in Raleigh visiting Mrs Cates' ill mother. Mr and Mrs Arthur J Barker are in South Carolina visiting Magnolia Gardens. Miss Charlotte Ferger of Chattanooga Tenn visits her sister Mrs Richard White on Johnson street. Mrs John S Welborn leaves for Washington DC to attend the National Convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs T J Gold regent of the Alexander Martin chapter also heads to the DAR convention in Washington DC and plans to return Thursday.
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N. M. Cates
Lindsay Street
Raleigh
Arthur J. Barker
South Carolina
Magnolia Gardens
Charlotte Ferger
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mrs
Richard White
Johnson Street
John S. Welborn
Washington, D. C
of the Daughters of the American Revolution
T. J. Gold
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Holy Week services begin at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Protestant church opens Holy Week services nightly at 7:30 led by Rev. R. Farmer. Tonight the men's chorus sings as Mr. Farmer speaks on Suffering Undeserved Hatred. Yesterday's topic was Christ's Kingly Entry with discussion on Christ's eternal kingship and the Cross's meaning for believers.
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R. ¥. Farmer
Farmer
Christ
David
Xerxes
Pompey
Aurelian
Allenby
Jerusalem
Mr. Farmer
Peter
James
Paul
Kingdom of Heaven
Butcher sells to all purses with cold shoulder reply
A humorous exchange unfolds as a customer asks what the butcher has for an empty purse. The butcher replies that he caters to everybody, then jokes that with an empty purse he generally gives the cold shoulder.
Nottingh am News Report Highlights Messenger Boy Remark
A Nottingham News item notes a sharp exchange with a messenger boy. The speaker apologizes for a harsh comment and reflects that the boy has no quick. The unusual line prompts local curiosity about the boy’s situation.
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Nottingham News
England
French Marriage Law Question Stirs Cross Channel Debate
A Frenchman wed an Englishwoman in England without parental consent. The union is valid in Kingland but deemed invalid under French law, highlighting cross channel legal discrepancies over nuptial approval.
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England
France
High Point First Aid Team to Attend Wilmington Fire College
The High Point fire department will send seven members to Wilmington next week to conduct first aid classes during a three day fire college. Chief Horney said the team, though rarely needing treatment, keeps current with first aid methods and has gained statewide recognition. The annual school began last year and will continue each year.
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High Point
Fire College
Wilmington
A Horney
Sherwood Brockwell
Horney
Five College
Painting Back Areas Adds Beauty and Longevity
The article urges painting neglected exterior zones such as back steps cellar doors and hidden timbers to protect wood from weathering. It warns that uneven painting shortens stair life and stresses painting undersides and gutters during construction to prevent rust and preserve the home’s appearance and value.
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Delivery Boy
Ice Man
Reichstag Backs Agrarian Program After Tight Vote
In Berlin on April 14 the Reichstag passed the government agrarian program on its third reading by 250 to 204. Approval of promulgation depended on tax bills, with the sugar tax passing 230 to 224. The result marks the first round in the broader finance and agrarian dispute.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Important Document Stolen From Vatican
Vatican authorities say an important document on Soviet anti religious activities was reported stolen from the Vatican or en route but archives remain intact. Italian police were asked to investigate in Italian territory if suspicions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
State to survey game conditions across 25 counties
North Carolina officials start a preliminary cross section survey of game conditions, fisheries, and forestry as a basis for broader future studies. J. W. Harrelson and Charles H. England head the effort with M. W. Haynes in field work across 25 to 30 counties, aiming to expand to all 100 and guide policy.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. W. Harrelson
Charles H. England
M. W. Haynes
Edgecombe
Haynes
Union Hill Children To Be Examined At School Tomorrow
County doctor and county nurse will examine Union Hill school entrants tomorrow from 1 to 8 pm. Parents planning to start children next fall should attend with their child. Transportation will be provided for those without a way to reach the school.
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Union Hill
Two or Three Belts Add Versatility to Tweed Frocks
A chic trick uses two or three colored suede belts with matching neckties to pair with beige or gray tweed frocks. Coordinate hues in berets or soft hats to give the frock a triple life.
Knows His Bees A London Doctor and Beekeeping Scholar
Dr. William Thomas Cowan, with over eighty years of bee study, is famed for his extensive written works and a personal library of more than 1800 books and pamphlets on bees and their habits.
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London
William Thomas Cowan
Aimed to Please Answers from a Kitchen Encounter
A quoted exchange presents a woman defending her conduct after a kitchen meeting with a man last night. The dialogue implies questioning of propriety and performance, with a brief, deflective reply. The fragment hints at social or domestic tension in a period-appropriate interview context.
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Tilly
Dr. Lingle Named Baccalaureate Speaker for UNC Commencement
Dr. Walter Lee Lingle president of Davidson College and noted educator will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at UNC commencement on June 4. He has roots in Davidson and Union Theological Seminary, taught Hebrew and church history at Union Theological Seminary, and served as moderator for both the North Carolina Presbyterian Synod and the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Walter Lee Lingle
Davidson College
University of North Carolina
Harry W. Chase
Lingle
Union Theological Seminary
University of Chicago
Southwestern University
Dalton
Rock Hill
S. C
First Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta
Presbyterian General Assembly
Union Seminary Review
Presbyterian Synod
North Carolina
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
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Elim Street
Miss Hayworth
Bernice Hayworth
Junior Service League
Sheraton Hotel
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J. C. Moore
Alien Welborn
Margaret Chatfield
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Moore's Book Store
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South Greene St
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Acme School OF the Dance
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