Local society notes and wedding announcements mix
Mrs J M Matthews remains a patient at High Point Hospital. The Good Will Garden Club meets tomorrow at 10 with Mrs Fred Hicks on Greenway Drive. Priscilla Club meets Friday at 3 with Mrs Fred P Ingram at 505 English Street. The Ingrams move from Monroe apartment to Otteray Drive. Mrs T H Harper hosts Amigo Bridge Club on Greensboro Road Thursday at 3. Mrs Laurance Ingram hosts bridge Saturday at 3 30 at the Country Club. Burbank Garden Club invited to Winston Salem flower show Tuesday April 30 by Twin City Garden Club and Club of Twenty Gardens. Miss Hartley weds Mr Duncan April 27 at 7 30 at Rev J D Barnette's home 408 White Oak Street.
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Good Will Garden Club
Fred Hicks
Greenway Drive
Priscilla Club
Fred P. Ingram
English Street
Ingram
Laurance Ingram
Bridge
Burbank
Miss Hartley
Adlerika promises relief for constipation and gas
A vintage health ad claims Adlerika mixtures with glycerin buckthorn bark and saline relieve gas, headaches, and constipation on first day. It asserts action on both upper and lower bowel, removes foul matter, and promises quick, easy relief sold by all druggists.
Local Social News Highlights Residents Traveling and Recoveries
Mrs. Harry Raymond and daughter Mrs. Katherine Raymond spend the week in New York. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Millis Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dalton and Mrs. C. M. Hauser return from a motor trip through the Valley of Virginia. Miss Billie Hiatt visits Raleigh guest Miss Caroline Tucker. Friends of Hal Phillips note his condition slightly improved at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Overman
Davidson College
C. B. Overman
Lindsay Street
Harry Mixson
Valdosta
Davidson
Harry Raymond
Katherine Raymond
New York
H. A. Millis
Carter Dalton
C. M. Hauser
Valley of
Virginia
Billie Hiatt
Raleigh
Caroline Tucker
Hal Phillips
Missionaries from Japan Tell of 36 Years Abroad
Mr and Mrs Gurney Binford, missionaries from Shimotsuma Machi Japan, spoke at Central Friends Church about life in Japan and the impact of Christianity on Japanese leaders. They are guests of Dr and Mrs Raymond Binford of Guilford College and will stay until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Binford
Shimotsuma Machi
Japan
Central Friends Church
America
North Carolina
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Binford
Negro breaks leg with trained animal show on Main Street
Joe Bright of Augusta Georgia, part of the Johnny J. Jones exposition, was thrown from a wagon while moving carnival equipment on North Main Street to the Southern railroad. His right leg broke between the ankle and knee and he was taken by Sechrest’s ambulance to High Point hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bright
Augusta
North Main Street
Southern Railroad
Sechrest
High Point Hospital
France Won First Rugby Match Over Germany 24 to 9
Reports from Paris say France defeated Germany 24 to 9 in the first rugby test between the two nations. In London Britons and Germans form a film company to compete with American talkies. In New York fifteen hundred American boy scouts will meet the Prince of Wales at the world jamboree in Birkenhead. In Croton a spectator, Dominick Espanella, was killed by a wild pitch. the pitcher was exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Germany
London
United States
New York
Prince of Wales
Wales
Birkenhead
Croton
N. Y
Dominick Espanella
Women pushing progress in unexpected fields across 20th century life
A column highlights Mrs Grace Drummond Hay planning an around the world Graf Zeppelin cruise after a famed trans Atlantic trip, notes on Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother, the Chilean dinner incident involving Mrs Gann, and biochemist Mona Oser moving 600 Albino rats across Fifth Avenue to study vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Drummond Hay
Minnie Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson
Aimee
Dotice
Mona Oser
Fifth Avenue
Miss Oser
Reformers to Hold Meeting May 6 Across Regions
The Reformed Church in the United States outlines temperance goals and denominational plans in its annual statements. North Carolina classes will meet May 6 at First Reformed Church in Lexington, led by Rev. J. C. Leonard. Other boards discuss city issues, mission work, and simplifying denominational observances as they mark fifty years of missionary effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
United States
North Carolina
First Reformed Church
Lexington
J. C. Leonard
D. D
Board of Home Missions
America
General Synod
Board of Foreign Missions
White House Coffee Concert Moves to Monday Nights
The White House Coffee Concert shifts from Saturday to Monday evenings broadcast on WBT and 14 stations. Hugo Mariani leads 36 musicians delivering a mix of semi classical and modern works for a large fan base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hugo Mariani
WBT
Radio Schedule Highlights Loom Over Easter Week
A dense listing details multiple radio stations with programs and featured performers across networks. It lists WEAF WJZ WTC etc with times and show titles such as Waldorf Astoria Dinner Music Rudy Vallee and His Dance Orchestra The World Today and Frances Paperte and Vaughan de Leath. Also includes local listings for WOR WCAU WJZ and others with hours of orchestras dances news and children’s programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
WRC
WCAE
Rudy Vallee
WTIC
WCSH
WSM
the World Today
Frances Paperte
Vaughn de Leath
Franklyn Baur
WEE
WJAR
WTAG
WLIT
WGY
WGR
WTAM
WWJ
KYW
WILOD
WJAX
WHAS
WSB
WBT
Wrva -Gypsies
WEBI
WGN Family Party Presentation Symphony Orchestra
Adrian Schubert
WGN
WEEI
Wtic -Empire Builders
WEEL
WJIAR
WCAL
National Grand Opera
WIOD
WRVA
WAPI
Palais d
WJZ
South Sea Islanders
WRBAL
Roxy and His
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
Hugo Mariani
WIR
WLW
WJR
Hal Kemp
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Slumber
Ludwig Laurier
WOR
Newark
Missionaries Return to China as Japan Welcomes Moral Aid
Mre Ambrose D Gring reached Yokohama and Japanese education officials invite Christian churches to help foster youth morality. Throughout the year the China situation improved enough to permit many missionaries to return to their posts. Chinese Christians and local citizens greeted them warmly upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Ambrose D. Gring
Yokohama
Department of Education
Japan
China
Calhoun Unique Note as Vice President Resignation
John C Calhoun served as vice president under John Quincy Adams and remains the only vice president to resign from office in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Calhoun
John Quincey Adams
Sedalia Singers to Give Concert at St Mark’s
The Sedalia singers from Palmer Memorial Institute will perform at St Marks M E Church East Washington Street tomorrow night. Special sections are reserved for white attendees. The group recently toured the north receiving strong receptions and was praised by John D Rockefeller Jr and his father for Palmer endowment support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Palmer Memorial Institute
St. Mark’s M. E. Church
East Washington Street
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Palmer Institute
Special Criminal Court Opens in Asheboro With Judge McRae
Asheboro announces a special term of Criminal court starting Monday with Judge Cameron McRae. Key cases include Fardie Wiley charged with assaulting Mrs. Lexie McKinnon and Frank Gladden charged in the killing of Whitey Roberson near Asheboro. Numerous liquor and minor cases await docket clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Cameron McRae
Fardie Wiley
Lexie McKinnon
Erect
Frank Gladden
Whitey Roberson
Gladden
Diphtheria Cases Concentrated in Young Children
In this country over eight tenths of the 100000 annual diphtheria cases occur in children aged one to five years. Public health officials urge increased vaccination and protective measures for toddlers and preschoolers.
U N G Club to Study Rural Education at Chapel Hill
The North Carolina club of the University will meet in Saunders Hall Monday at 7 30 p m to hear Marion Alexander Asheville senior present Rural Education in North Carolina. The talk will cover Hancock School Act rural urban comparisons and needs in rural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Club of the University
Saunders Hall
North Carolina
Marion Alexander
Asheville
Country pays Panama for Canal Zone rights in lump sum
The country completed a $19.9 million payment to Panama for Canal Zone rights. The deal excludes an annual rental of $250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Canal
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J. M. Matthews
Otteray Drive
Lawrence Ingram
Monroe
MR. Thompson
Greensboro
Lillian Glover Bronson
G. F. Bronson
Ted Thompson
High Point
Greensboro Daily News
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
J. Reginald Mallett
Holy Trinity Church
C. D. Thompson
C. M. R. Easter
Petersburg
J. E. Shuler
Durham
Eric W. Rodgers
James W. Bledsoe
Paul Barkley
Greensboro Daily Record
Charlotte Observer
Miss Hiatt
Carolina Country Club
Scabbard and Blade Military Fraternity
North Carolina State College
Jelly Leftwich
Duke Blue Devil Orchestra
Flora McKinnon
Flora Macdonald College
John H. McKinnon
Red Springs
Frank P. Goodwin
Gwyn Lenoir
Lenoir
J. E. Moore
Edythe Holloway
W. V. Sawyer
Johnston
E. L. Clody
A. C. Campell
H. G. Davids
C. Early
G. J. Newgarden
J. W. Harrelson
W. R. Watson
Katherine Johnson
C. H. Elmes
George Mills
Mrs
L. C Phillips
Evelyn Marler
Winston- Salem
Moffitt’s
Negro
Main ST
Stamey
Gibaseware
Allene Sumner
Walter Syr
Concordia
Kansas
Gann
Curtis
Legation
Joe
Associated Press
Clear Channel and Chain
Don
WADC
WGHP
WCAU
WNAC
WEAN
WFBL
WMAK
WCAO
WJAS
WRKRC
WHK
WLBW
WMAL
WTAR
WWNC
WEFBL
WJIAS
WKRC
WSPD
WEKRC
WMAQ
Clear Channel
Lucile Negrin
H. V. Kaltenborn
WABC
Duke Ellington
Efie
Laura
Cellar Knights
WLWL
WPG
Atlantic City
Honolulu
Baltimore
WJIZ
Wbal String Quartet
The
Marylanders
Philadelphia
Kdoka Pittsburgh
Danece
Rochester
Sax Smith
Cavaliers
Schenectady
Springfield
R. W. McNeel
Meadows
Universal
Guyer
Troubadours
Central and Southern
Cincinnati
Kyrock
WL & W
Detroit
Aeolians
Emerald Isle
Amos
Orch
Easy Chair
Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Neil Weldon
Birmingham
Ferdinand Dunkey
Louisville
Virginia Barry Yeager
C. H. Miller
WSM Nashville
WJZ & Weaf
WSM Orchestra
Richmond
Byrd
Amos & Andy
Hotel Orchestra
WWVA
Wheeling
Sedalia Singers
Florsheim
Florsheims
Nelly Don
Beavan’s
Asheboro News
U.N. G
NEW Jersey Insurance Company
New Jersey
Oe Sons
C. V. Meserole
H. B. Lamy, Jr
A. L. Bowerman
Washington Place
N. J
Dan C. Boney
N. C
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