Amigo Bridge Club Meets Friday Afternoon At Miss Bessie Myers
Local notice: Amigo Bridge Club will meet Friday at 3 PM at Miss Bessie Myers home on South Main street. Community updates include Mrs Grayson's father ill, Billy Manley with measles, and birth of Hazel Arlene to Mr and Mrs T C Bule on Russell street.
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Amigo Bridge Club
Bessie Myers
South Main Street
Billy Manley
Cable Street
T. C. Bule
Russell Street
Hazel Arlene
Faithful Bible
R. C. Rogers
Centennial Avenue
E. W. Holton
High Point
American Association of University Women
Friend's Church
Edna Morganthaler
Josephine Setzer
Roland Park-Emerywood
D. H. Parsons
Farriss Avenue
Eliza Stevens
Jack Burris
Johnson Street
J. R. Montgomery
North Hamilton Street
Philomathean Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Mary C. Coleman
Poland
Beta Pi
Jesse Harris
Bain Avenue
Lottie Holden
H. C. Fogleman
Newton Street
Second Thessalonians
Local Figures Named in Community Roster
The list includes Brockman, Herbert Hunter, Frank Hunsucker, M. K. Price, W. k L. Jackson and Kenneth Denny among noted community figures.
Social notes spotlight regional visitors and events
Bar A Byrum attends Philadelphia knitting arts exposition. Mrs Charles Whiteley of Greenville NC visits sister Mrs F H Gray on Parkway. Mrs Murchison Walker and Mrs Frederick Dixon arrive to visit Mrs Rodney Snow. Miss Judith Bell Lambeth of Henderson KY visits Miss Mary Muse. Mrs W M Horney and Miss Ethel Welborn spend day in Greensboro with Mrs George Donovant. Dr J J Hamlin returns to practice after North Carolina Dental Association in Charlotte.
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Miss Muse
Mary Muse
Bridge
Judith Bell Lambeth
Henderson
Kentucky
Frances Moffitt
Fred Thomas
Charles Whiteley
Greenville, N. C
F. H. Gray
Parkway
Murchison Walker
Frederick Dixon
Rodney Snow
W. M. Horney
Ethel Welborn
Greensboro
George Donovant
State Supreme Court Hands Down Eleven Opinions
The North Carolina Supreme Court released eleven opinions. Cases listed include State vs Bennie Boswell in Guilford affirming defendant connection to assault with a deadly weapon and larceny, Stewart vs Stewart in Forsyth on heirship and land inheritance, and others involving Wayne, Bertie, Caswell, Forsyth, and Davidson counties with outcomes such as affirmed, new trial, or appeal dismissed.
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State
Bennie Boswell
Guilford
Stewart
Owart
Forsyth
Associated Justice
Connor
Frank Stewart
Samuel E. Stewart
Heritage of Lands
State Supreme Court
Bizzell
Mitchell
Wayne
Byrd
Southern’ Ry. Co
Tadlock
Mizzell
Bertie
Bennett-Brown Corp
Coble Stanville
Toler
Caswell
New Jal
Covington
Hosiery Mills
Tise
Hicks
Witnesses in Teapot inquiry dispute Abbott claim
Testimony shows Chase denying memos and knowledge of a $60,000 liberty bonds claim by a William Abbott against Citizens Trust of Sullivan Indiana. He clarifies Abbott as a different man who ran a country store while noting Robert W Stewart of Standard Oil Indiana visited Three Rivers when Blackmer was present.
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Chase
Washington
Nye
William Abbott
Three Rivers
Citizens Trust Company
Sullivan
Indiana
Abbott
Standard Oil of Indiana
Fall
Blackmer
Tragic Farmhouse Killing Ends in Double Lethal Shooting
A man identified as Hawk killed his wife and two daughters with an axe then shot himself at a Newport area farm. The mother, older daughter Maude Ella 23, and younger Lucille 18 were found mortally wounded or dead, while Hawk died beside a shotgun at the barn. No witness to the killings exists, an inquest status unclear.
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Newport
Maude Ella
Lucille
Hawk
Great Race On 10 Test Speed Of Rival Cars
A $25,000 wager marks a 24 hour race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway pitting a Stutz Black Hawk against a French Hispano-Suiza. Stutz owned by F. E. Moskovics of Indianapolis, with Jil Andersen and Tom Rooney driving. Hispano-Suiza crews Weyman and Robert Bloch.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
F. E. Moskovics
Paris
Moskovics
Stutz Motor Car Company
Weyman
Jil Andersen
Tom Rooney
Weyrman
Robert Bloch
New Building Opens at State Hospital in Goldsboro
The Nathan O Berry building at the state hospital was formally opened by Governor McLean who praised its modern accommodations. An open house ran from 10 a m to 5 p m. Tomorrow a separate open house will be held for the hospital’s black patients at the adjacent Negro hospital.
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Goldsboro
Nathan O’berry
State Hospital
McLean
Mackerel Sky Term for Cloud Pattern
A sky flecked with small white clouds is sometimes called a mackerel sky. The phrase describes a high, mottled cloud pattern resembling fish scales and is used in weather lore and literary descriptions.
Governor Al Smith of New York a Close-Up Series
The Enterprise presents a multi-part profile by Robert Talley on Governor Al Smith. The first article runs today on page 9, with subsequent pieces to follow daily. The series promises an accurate, unbiased view to help readers form an opinion of the presidential candidate.
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al Smith
New York
Fossil Oil Lease Negotiations Revealed In Senate Testimony
Robison testified about meetings with Sinclair in 1922 regarding the Tea pot lease and pipeline plans. He recalled Fall saying he found a man to handle the lease and that the Interior Department preferred negotiated terms over bidding. The record cites statements on Standard Oil, Gulf, and Texas company propositions and public disclosure timing.
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Robison
Sinclair
Roberts
Fall
Three Rivers
N. M
Cheyenne
Interior Department
Teapot
Gulf Oil Company
Texas Company
Standard Oil Company
Robinson
Naval
Dramatic Bremen Flight Fails to Find Landing
Fragmentary New York report recounts the Bremen’s perilous Atlantic crossing from Greenland to Newfoundland era with fog ice and fuel low. Baron von Huenefeld kept a pistol handy as the crew chased land and finally found Greenly Island and an ice breach for a risky landing on the island.
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New York
Bremen
Atlantic
Costello
Galway
Koehl
Newfoundland
Baron von Huenefeld
Greenly Island
Murray Bay
Que
James Fitzmaurice
Clarke City
C. A
Duke) Schiller
Herta Junkers
Fitzmaurice
Four Tennant Children Die In West Virginia Fire
In Siskerville West Virginia four children of Mr and Mrs Denton Tennant aged eight ten seven and three were burned to death when a fire trapped them in their bedrooms at McElroy Creek. The parents escaped after attempting to reach the second floor and gas from a leaking pipe is suspected to have ignited the blaze.
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Sisterville
W. Va
McElroy Creek
Denton Tennant
Vorda
Brooks
Garnet
Betty Lee
Exoneration Granted in Mary T. Hill Inheritance Tax Case
The United States circuit court of appeals cleared the late Mrs. Mary T. Hill widow of James J. Hill of any attempt to defraud the government of a million dollars in inheritance taxes. It ruled that she created two trust funds transferring 5 000 900 dollars to nine children and thirteen grandchildren.
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ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mary T. Hill
James J. Hill
Northwestern Railroad
Frank Graham elected president of North Carolina social work group
Frank Graham of the University of North Carolina was elected president of the North Carolina conference for social work at the general business session in Winston-Salem on April 18. The group also elected Mrs. W. B. Waddill first vice president Dr. Howard W. Odum second vice president Gilbert T. Stephenson treasurer and Miss Harriett L. Herring secretary.
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General Conference
Toronto
London
Dickey
Texas
New Mexico
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisville
West Virginia
Jessie Monroe
Quincy
Florida
Atlanta
James Edward Dickey
Jeffersonville
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Emory College
Georgia
Winston-Salem
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
W. B. Waddill
Henderson
Howard W. Odum
Gilbert T. Stephenson
Raleigh
Harriett L. Herring
Chapel Hill
Stephenson
Miss Herring
General Assembly
Estate of Sir Mortimer Davis Divides Vast Montreal Will
Mortimer Davis Jr and his stepmother Lady Davis will share equally in the estate revenue of Sir Mortimer Davis. The will filed in Montreal states an estate valued at about 150 million dollars. The document notes revenue sharing over fifty years.
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Montreal
Mortimer Davis, Jr
Roszika Dolly
Lady Davis
Mortimer Davis
Estate division directive in Quebec if heirs die
Wording from a will directs the estate to be divided among a hospital the federation of Jewish philanthropies and non secular charitable institutions in Quebec if his son and Lady Davis die without issue from the marriage, before settlement of the estate.
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Lady Davis
Mortimer
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
Province of
Quebec
Traveling at Two Miles a Minute It Would Take An
A fragment notes travel speed of two miles per minute and estimates time for a journey. The readable portion implies a calculation of distance or duration but lacks complete details to specify the exact route or endpoint.
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Cox
Effie Cox
East Green Street
Beta PI Club
Bible Learners
W. H. Linthicum
Boulevard
St. Luke
Grubb
Sigma Theta
Jack Grubb
Edgedale Drive
Leslie Bowling
Greenville
N. C
Farrell Gray
James Lyon
Dillard Ragan
Tom Kearns
Kilby Page
W. H. Slane
Ben Moore
Robert Harris
J. S. Groome
Clyde Martin
K. C. Denny
Emerywood
Will Lindsay
M. K. Price
Collier Ellis
W. E. Price
Ed Lyon
Garland Alderman
B. S. Cummings
B. Bonner
Gratton Foy
J. H. Walker
John Pickett
Harry
E Dickey
General Conference of the
Teapot Dome
Doheny and
Senate
Liberty Bonds
Albert B. Fall
Naval Petroleum Reserves
Clarence C. Chase
el Paso
Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
Harry M. Blair
Claudius H. Huston
Fall- Sinclair Ranch
Edward B. McLean
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills
Lemoot
Wisconsin
Senate Oil Committee
Smoot
Utah
Doheny
California
Wyo
Moffitt’s
N. Main Street
Bar! A. Byrum
Philadelphia
Henderson, Kentucky
J. J. Hamlin
North Carolina Dental Association
Charlotte
Larry
Clay Idol
New Trial
Montsinger Vs. Hauser
Davidson
Affirmed
Denby
Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Omard
West VA
State Conference For Social Service
Davis
Crestwell
Uality
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