Announce birth of a daughter Nellie Lindbergh
Mr and Mrs Dave Jones of 1500 Franklin announce the birth of a daughter Nellie Lindbergh weighing nine pounds on Sunday April 14.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Dave Jones of 1500 Franklin announce the birth of a daughter Nellie Lindbergh weighing nine pounds on Sunday April 14.
Mrs. Charles F. Long Mrs. Joe Pell and Mrs. Paul Casey spent yesterday in Greensboro. Mrs. Lyman Redding is spending days in Charlotte with her sister Mrs. Paul Ten Hoopen. Hal Worth of Asheboro guests of C. M. Hauser on North Main Street. Hal J. Phillips is ill at his parents’ Asheboro home. Rodney Snow and two sons depart for Fayetteville to visit Mrs. Snow’s sister and Mr. Walker.
The Wright Clothing store at 100 South Main street celebrated its formal opening from 4 to 9 pm marking its consolidation with New York's High Art Clothing. About 2,000 visitors attended, souvenirs were given, and music was played as Wright discontinues Hart, Schaffner and Marx lines. The new staff includes J. B. Strauss president and others across departments. CHAPEL HILL Apr 19. Debating teams from 28 high schools competed in open preliminaries for the state championship and Aycock Memorial cup with results announced for both affirmative and negative sides and finals set for tonight.
In a Tit-Bits item two young men in a park chat about passing women. One jokes that his friend’s wife has “picked up” an old hag, while the other quips that his own wife has “another.” The exchanges reveal casual misunderstandings and humorous insinuations.
A father recalls childhood chores of chopping wood while his son doubts the same endurance. The line contrasts generations with a wry exchange about work and perseverance.
A snippet notes Madge has bought a dress on installments and wears the first installment. Tit Bits records a playful remark about fashion purchases and payment timing.
A North Carolina analysis shows rural high school teachers average 3.677 college years versus 3.874 in city high schools, while rural elementary teachers average 1.928 years. Currituck leads rural elementary training. Cherokee is lowest. The report notes post college training not counted and highlights county variations.
Preliminary contests for Davidson county four school groups were held. Winners advance to finals at the high school auditorium on North State Street starting 9 30 tomorrow morning. Judges will be drawn from participating faculties. Contests cover story telling and oral reading in primary grades spelling oral English and writing English in grammar grades. Twenty two contestants from each school will compete.
District engineers of the state highway department gathered in Raleigh for a conference with Commissioner Doughton. It marked the first meeting since the commissioner assumed office.
Readable snippet mentions an area above an elementary school and remaining numerals with fractional reference. No clear names, dates, or actions appear beyond generic geographic and numeric hints. The fragment provides limited context for a broader report.
A brisk guide suggests renewing interest in wardrobe by dressing the closet for spring. It recommends charming hangers, shoe trees, boxes for stockings, and neat handkerchief storage to organize and brighten the space.
Chiefs, hat stands and other closet accessories arrive in ornamental shapes and decorative designs. Spring should be a time for giving the closet self-respect.
Amber is fossilized resin from ancient trees. The Romans called it grumstone reflecting its golden hue and rarity. A valued material for jewelry and decorative objects in antiquity and across cultures.
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