Birth of Bettie Eugene for Hayworth family in city
Mr and Mrs W E Hayworth announce the birth of a daughter Bettie Eugene on April 18 at their home 701 Fast Commerce street. Mrs Hayworth formerly Marian Snider. Other notes include hospital patient W F Norman, J P Rawley visiting New York, a Richmond trip by Wilbur Jones and Mrs Valette J Harris, and a crowded social calendar with club meetings and hostesses listed for April.
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W. E. Hayworth
Bettie Eugene
Rawley
New York
J. P. Rawley
Mr. Rawley
Oo Press
Wilbur Jones
Valette J. Harris
Richmond
Baxley Haley Marriage Solemnized Saturday Night
On April 18 at 8 30 pm Miss Lillie May Baxley wed Elbert Haley in a quiet West End Baptist church ceremony officiated by Rev Hoyle Love. The couple, both of Baxley Haley city, now reside at 200 English Street in a small hometown wedding reported with local family details.
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Lillie May Baxley
Elbert Haley
West End Baptist Church
Hoyle Love
C. C. Baxley
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in High Point NC
Notice announces sale of property under a 1928 deed of trust for William H. Ellis and Dorothy O Neal Ellis. Trustee A P Grice will sell at Guilford county courthouse Greensboro on May 4 1931 at noon for cash the lot 174 Sheraton Hills High Point bounded Sunset Drive Council Street with $100 deposit required.
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William Henry Ellis
Dorothy O'Neal Ellis
A. F P. Grice
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
Sunset Drive
Sunset Drn
Council Street
Sheraton Hills
A. P. Grice
Winston & Brassfield
Attys
Notable local residents attend Duke dedication and travels
Dr. William J. McAnally is in Durham today for the Duke University dedication exercises. Edith Armstrong returns from Martinsville to visit friends. Mrs A B Creighton of Winston Salem recovers at Guilford General Hospital from an operation. she was formerly Miss Alice White. Beulah Pierce leaves for South Boston to be at her ill sister’s bedside at Halyees hospital after an operation. Mr. and Mrs R K Stewart return from a Florida visit lasting a month, including Miami. Mr. and Mrs. L L Harvey and daughter Jeanne of Montgomery Alabama visited the Beachs on the Asheboro road yesterday. Mabel Underwood spent the weekend in Thomasville with relatives. The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist church meets tonight at 7 30 at Miss Louise Jackson Williams’s home 403 Richardson street with Kate Lomax directing the program. Members urged to attend. Mrs C F Sugg of Carter street is a Burrus Clinic patient recovering from an operation Saturday April 11. Ruth Sheron is improving after an appendicitis operation at Burrus Clinic.
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A. B. Creighton
Winston-Salem
Guilford General Hospital
Creighton
Alice White
Beulah Pierce
South Boston
Halyees Hospital
The
First Baptist Church
Louise Jackson Williams
Richardson Street
Kate Lomax
C. F. Sugg
Carter Street
Burrus Clinic
Man Leaps to Death in 40-Foot Well
April 20 in Wilson AP report says 60 year old John H Strickland of Middlesex spoke briefly with his son then stepped to the well and jumped in ending his life.
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Wilson
John H. Strickland
Middlesexs
Duke Medical School Dedication Praised by North Carolina Doctors
Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin president of Wake Forest College voices North Carolina doctors' greetings at the Duke University medical school and hospital dedication. He praises Duke's honor to the state and urges synthesis of medicine, while stressing humane patient care and the value of a two year pre medical program and close instructor contact.
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Durham
N. C
Thurman D. Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Ught
North Carolina Medical Profession
Duke University Medical School
Duke Hospital
Kitchin
Duke University
North Carolina
Fowders
Duke Medical School
Eli Pe
New Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Look
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder as smoothing skin and preventing large pores. It claims the coloring matter is government approved, leaves skin fresh and non drying, and lists Mana Drug Store and Eckerd's as sellers.
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United States
Mana Drug Store
Eckerd’s
North Carolina students win southern fellowships
Three North Carolinians receive fellowships among twenty southern students. Two UNC winners and one Shaw University student are named in Atlanta report dated April 20.
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Tlanta, Ga
University of North Carolina
Shaw University
Four of the 20 fellows named for Southern studies
Will W. Alexander says four women and seven negroes are among the 20 fellows chosen from 225 applicants for the Southern Fellowship. The group includes two UNC men J M Maclachan and J C Sitterson plus B A Quarles. Fellows will study sociology economics and government at leading U S graduate schools to prepare for teaching and research on Southern social and political issues.
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Will W. Alexander
Council
Southern Fellowship Committee
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Texas
Chicago
Columbia
Wisconsin
Yale
J. M. Maclachan
J. C. Sitterson
B. A. Quarles
Shaw
South
Alexander
Request for modern life novel from Philadelphia paper
The literary editor Harry Emerson Wildes of the Philadelphia Public Ledger forwarded a Scribners inquiry from the paper’s city desk asking how a man should request the novel reflecting present-day life.
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Harry Emerson Wildes
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Scribners
City Desk
Three Pairs of Silk Stockings Reported by Ledger City Desk
A fragment from Moscow’s Ledger city desk notes a sales girl’s remark about “Three of Silk Stockings,” hinting at a retail or gossip item. The brief reference suggests a local intrigue or shopping scene without clear details or outcomes.
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Moscow
Ledger City
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