Old Brummell Inn Legend Near Salisbury and Raleigh
The Brummell home near Piedmont North Carolina grew from a stagecoach inn built by Jacob Brummell and slaves. Legends tell of buried gold, a fiddling driver, and a high hill tomb atop the hill overlooking the inn. The house later expanded with a porch, logs, and relics of a frontier era.
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Berta C. Roberts
Piedmont
North Carolina
Jacob Brummell
Salisbury
Raleigh
Brummell
Tony
E. E. Cridlebaugh
FE. E. Cridlebaugh
Thomas
George Brummell
Brummells
William D. Weatherford
Florence Crittenton Homes Aid Unmarried Mothers
The Florence Crittenton Home in Charlotte founded in 1903 by Charles Crittenton helps teenage unmarried mothers. It operates with nonsectarian support, serves about 5,000 girls across 53 U S homes, and provides shelter, care, counseling, education, and vocational help while protecting identity.
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Florence Crittenton
Charlotte Bedeames
Charlotte
United States
Charles Crittenton
New York
Florence
North Carolina
Crittenton
Mary
Sally
Jane
The Charmers of Fair Grove Lead In Song and Books
The Charmers, a five girl vocal group from Fair Grove High, rose from an eight year old chapel performance to statewide fame. Members Elizabeth Corman Rachel Grubb Betty Suggs Jackie Money Peggy Plummer perform pop songs in three part harmony while active as Beta Club students and cheerleaders. They have sung in Greensboro Salisbury Raleigh Asheville and White Lake and even serenaded Governor Hodges. Each has school duties with Jackie as spokesman Peggy arranging appearances Betty handling transport Rachel directing music Elizabeth serving as treasurer.
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Far Grove
Fair Grove School
Charmers
Fair Grove High
Elizabeth Coman
Rachel Grubb
Betty Suggs
Jackie Money
Peggy Plummer
The
Miss Chords
Greensboro
Salisbury
Raleigh
Asheville
White Lake
Luther Hodges
High Point
Fair Grove
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Ed Sullivan
Betty Suchs
Elizabeth Corman
Fair Grove High School
Demolay Officers Installed at Local Masonic Temple
The High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay held its semi annual installation of officers at the Masonic Temple. Pictured are the officers, with Dr C E Rozzelle as speaker during the ceremonies.
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High Point
The
Order of DeMolay
Jim Martin
Graome Fulton
Ronald Bowen
Bill Greene
Don Warren
Ray Dover, Jr
George V. Lewis
E. L. Greene
J. C. Roberts
E. G. Updegrood
C. E. Rozzelle
Jealous Husband Gets Three Month Term For Nude-Wife Chase
In Pisa Italy Vave Vannucci was sentenced to three months in jail after chasing his wife Alfreda 26 who he said he saw with an 18 year old youth. The incident caused a traffic jam as the naked pursuit ended in a street confrontation near midnight.
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Pisa
Italy
Vave Vannuccci
Vanucci
Alfreda
Vannucci
Local Crittenton Home Appeals for Contributions
Public response noted as greater understanding for Marys Sallys and Janes. Local sources say the Crittenton Home does not launch a broad fund drive in North Carolina but welcomes gifts to support its work.
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Old Brummell
City
Brummelie
Thomasville
John Robinson
Rich Fork Creek
Davidson County
Rowan
Snow Radio
Thomas Cridlebaugh
George
HPC
Women’s Glee Club
High Point College Women’s Glee Club
Richard Cox
Lannie Wright
Mary Ann Cook
Pat Hauser
Robbie Turner
Betty Sloan
Patsy Hunter
Vaneyle Linthicum
Jane Linville
Cox
Mary Ruth Smiley
Ruth Reynolds
Margaret Whitesell
Louise Harris
Sylvia Bobo
Nellie Jones
Jean Eller
Bobbie Barrett
Libby Murray
Betty
United Appeal
Salvation Army
Amma
Chinaatt
Cale
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