Birth Announced of Elizabeth Anne Pegram
Mr and Mrs R B Pegram announce the birth of daughter Elizabeth Anne on Sunday April 24. Mrs PatroLOth is improving after hospital treatment. The Philathea class of Calvary M E church meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs George Scarce. Merry Bidders club meets Wednesday at 310 o'clock with Mrs E G Strieter. Mrs Ridge given a misc shower at South Hamilton street by Win One club. Miss Lula Mae Horn wed C M Scott in Greensboro. They plan home at 803 Redding street. Fifteenth annual Woman's Missionary Society conference set for April 25 28 at West Market St Church Greensboro. Various speakers listed. Club of Twelve entertained at Country Club with Bridge and prizes. guests and members named.
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Mrs. R. B. Pegram
Elizabeth Anne
Calvary M. E. Church
George Scarce
Walnut Street
Gerney Ridge
South Hamilton Street
Win-One Club
Lula Mae Horn
C. M. Scott
Greensboro
Samuel T. Hensley
Scott
CC. H. Horne
Statesville
High Point
Mrs. Scott
Washington, D. C
Redding Street
The
Woman’s Missionary Society
West Market St. Church
M. E
M. C. Crowson
J. A. Morris
Lillian Lorton
Tulsa
Okla
John C. Abels
F. J. Sizemore
J. J. Farriss
A. G. Douglas
R. K. Young
R. L. Waynick
BE. J. Payne
J. Sizemore
E. B. Hutchison
Owen-Smith
Robert Brockett
Marianne Martin
Roy Spearman
Local Nuptials and Social Dances Highlight Season
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Auman return from their Shenandoah wedding trip and plan to live with Mr. and Mrs. C R Williard at 1102 Johnson Street. Mrs. Auman, formerly Miss Doris Crook, and Miss Helen Marin a Greensboro College student attended Kappa Alpha dances at Washington Duke hotel in Durham, guest of Dr and Mrs Crawford at Duke University. Mr. and Mrs. Eccles Everhart expected home today from Charlottesville Virginia after Easter dances, guests of Delta Upsilon, with a stop in Richmond en route.
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Furman Auman
Shenandoah Valley
Canyon
C.r. Williard
Johnson Street
Auman
Doris Crook
Helen Marin
Greensboro College
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Washington Duke Hotel
Durham
Crawford
Duke University
Eccles Everhart
Charlottesville
Wva
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Richmond
Elimination Games Set For Tomorrow At Weich Field
High Point College and High Point High School baseball nines share a doubleheader at Weich Field tomorrow. Purple Panthers play Lenoir Rhyne at 3 p.m. followed by the Reidsville high school team. The winner of the HS game advances to face Greensboro Leakeville for Western North Carolina group one title. High Point and Reidsville met twice this season, with a 21 to 3 comeback win by High Point after an earlier 4 to 4 draw.
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High Point College
Weich Field
Purple Panthers
Lenoir- Rhyne
Reidsville
North Carolina
Salisbury
High Point
Reidsville Boys
Infant Branson Moore Dies at Home in Branson Moore’s Death
Branson Moore infant son of Mr and Mrs James I Moore died at 717 Morris Street this morning shortly before noon. The funeral party will leave tomorrow morning for Poplar Springs church in Stokes county for services and burial.
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Branson Moore
James I. Moore
Morris Street
Poplar Springs Church
Stokes County
Skeleton Found In Salt Coffin On Black Isle Shore
A lidless coffin filled with salt and holding a human skeleton was discovered by a farm hand on the coast of the Black Isle opposite Dingwall Scotland. The tide likely uncovered the grave recently and police believe it may be one of the old burials said to lie outside the church yard in the area.
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Black Isle
Dingwall
Scotland
Pictures Sent by Wireless Between Berlin and Vienna
Berlin to Vienna will gain wireless picture service as a regular telegraphy feature with reduced transmissions fees. Berlin technicians predict moving pictures will soon be sent by wireless.
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Berlin
Vienna
Wives who love the trouth never should ask questions
A brief aphoristic note discusses marital expectations and truth telling. It asserts that wives devoted to honesty avoid probing questions, framing trust as a shield against doubt within marriage. The tone is cautionary and prescriptive.
North Carolina child labor ruling affects thousands
Raleigh April 25 AP Neary six thousand North Carolina child workers will be affected by Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt s decision on the 1927 child labor amendment. About 5 817 children aged 14 to 16 in state industries face eight hour limits with more than eight hours allowed only for those who completed the fourth grade. Potentially 7 755 children hold certificates but only 5 817 were employed at the time of the last survey.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dennis G. Brummitt
FE. F. Carter
State Child Welfare Commission
Child Welfare Commission
Carter
Child Labor Commission
Attorney General
The
League of Women Voters
Frank Nash
Supreme Court
No-Furniture Era Frontiers Europe Decor Scene
Interior decorators across Europe foresee a no furniture era as wallpapers with vivid flower panels are considered too fine to be hidden by chairs or bookcases. They advocate divans and low tables as the only acceptable furnishings for the time.
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Europe
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