Births and social notices fill Guilford county pages
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schulheiss announce the birth of a daughter Emma Claire at Guilford General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lowe Jr announce birth of a son Harold Edward at 920 Grace street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Price announce birth of son Fred A. Jr at Guilford General hospital. Mrs. Ralph Cockman recovering after operation. R. A. Wilson returns home from hospital. Various church meetings and social events listed including towel shower for Semmie Herman and bridge party for Mrs. George C. Brown. The Ward family reports birth of son Richard Darrell at 410 Barker street.
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Clarence Schulheiss
Emma Claire
Guilford General Hospital
C. F. Hartsell
Sue
East Green Street
Fred A. Price
Greensboro
Fred A., Jr
High Point
Clarence Lowe, Jr
Harold Edward
Grace Street
E. C. Ward
Richard Darrell
Barker Street
Social News Guests and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Ney Evans hosts guests including sister Mrs Theo Roberts and Dr Samuel A Thompson of New York City and Miss Ruth Allen of Brooklyn for a week long stay. Various locals travel to nearby cities for visits, return from Ocean View, Norfolk, Durham and Atlanta, and family relatives gather in town.
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Ney Evans
Otteray Drive
Theo T. Roberts
Samuel Alcott Thompson
New York City
Ruth Allen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Garden Wear For Women Inspires Playful Labor Fashion
JOAN SAVOY NEA Service Writer notes garden attire for women blends function and style. Overalls become fashionable with vivid plaids, sheer shirts, straw hats, and matching gloves, designed for comfort during gardening and protective handwear.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Maud Mullering
Mrs John T Lowe Honored as State Convention Parliamentarian
Lexington August 1 Mrs Hayden Hooper hosted an auction bridge gathering at West Side Drive with high scores awarded to Mrs Raymond Bowers and others. Mrs John T Lowe of this city was named state convention parliamentarian by Mrs R J Miller president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the state convention.
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Legion Auxiliary
R. J. Miller
John T. Lowe
Charlotte
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Ruth Wood Hosts Eleventh Birthday Party
Miss Ruth Wood entertained about fifteen friends on Thursday afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock. Outdoor games followed by cake and lemonade were served to Mary Ruth Kimrey, Mary Frances Williams, Norma Willard, Florence White, Mary Evelyn Thornton, Merle Briggs, Doris and Lorraine Pegg, Marcella Thornton, Ruby Briggs, Dorothy Mae Thornton, Bessie Hines, and Ruth Wood.
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Miss Ruth Wood
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Mary Frances Williams
Norma Williard
Florence White
Mary Evelyn Thornton
Merle Briggs
Doris
Lorraine Pegg
Marcella Thornton
Ruby Briggs
Dorothy Mae Thornton
Bessie Hines
Ruth Wood
Morehead City Socials Highlight Local Entertainments
Mrs Lowe, past state Auxiliary president, hosted events as New Bern area society members gathered in Morehead City last week. Mrs Ira Brinkley entertained at West Third Avenue for Mrs George Kempton and Mrs Bill Lee of Asheville with dinner, gladioli decor, bridge at three tables, and prizes for high and low scores. Miss Mildred Ripple hosted a Welcome party for Norfolk visitors Miss Mary Buchanan, Miss Sarah Buchanan, and Miss Edna Ripple. The gathering featured sweet peas, games, an ice contest with prizes, and refreshments for about twenty five guests.
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Irene
Sadye Gordon
English Street
Semmie Herman
Harry Jacobs
Misses Gordon
Bess Schwartz
Betty Bloom
Ester Bass
Memphis
Tenn
Gordon
George C. Brown
Greensboro
Louise Daniel
John
Welborn
Sam Sheloff
Atlanta
Robert Sheloff
Comer Covington
H. N. Phillipe
Mary G. Shivers
Panama
Joe Snyder
A. T. Wishart
T. Wingate Andrews
Robert Brockett
Chase Idol
W. J. Fraley
Parker
O. B. Bonner
J. F. Hayden
Caldwell
J. A. Morris
Stirewall
C. B. Mattocks
C. Hayworth
Burlington
G. H. Kearns
Harry Raymond
R. T. Amos
William Lindsay
Grattan Foy
Herman Smith
William Simmons
Ney Evans
F. T. Harrison
J. C. Abels
Mary Simmons
Violet Johnson
Helen Clark
C. B. Overman
J. W. Harriss
E. D. Steele
E. T. Kearns
Dora Richardson
D. A. Stanton
W. B. McEwen
Guest
Ira
Brinkley
West Third Avenue
George Kempton
Bill Lee
Asheville
W. F. Brinkley
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Kempton
Lee
Rs. Kempton
Willis Vestal
Woodrow McKay
Charles W. Davis
Paul Hinkle
W. Hunt
Paul R. Raper
Charlies Hackney
Louise Thompson
Mildred Frances Ripple
Mary
Sarah Buchanan
Norfolk
Edna Elizabeth Ripple
Whiteville
Edna Zimmerman
John Perryman
Mis Ripple
Tobacco Firms Face Price Probe
The Department of Justice anti trust division investigates a joint price rise by four major tobacco companies R J Reynolds American Lorillard and Liggett and Myers to check for possible unlawful price fixing. The June 24 announcement raised jobber prices by 45 cents per thousand to 6.85.
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Washington
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
P. Lorillard Company
Liggett and Myers
No Formal Complaint Filed Against Companies
It was learned that no formal complaint had been filed against the companies. The note highlights the absence of official charges or regulatory action at this time.
City official cites duties in parking violatio n
Denver. Allen S. Fogg city commissioner of supplies parked in a restricted area while at City Hall for three or four hours. He received a parking ticket and was denied special treatment by Manager Milliken who treated him as an ordinary motorist.
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Denver
aAllen S. Fogg
Milliken
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