Society Event Serves Refreshments to Local Guests
L. Hamil served delicious refreshments to Misses Margaret Sink Olivia Perell Gretchen Sink Frances Rush Sybil Wright Margaret Felps Catherine Wright Kathleen Welch and Messrs Ralph Caton of Concord Paul Poston J B Bailey Harvey Edgerton Elmo Nance Clarence Rogan Noah Head Leonard Felps Wilkes Ashmore and guest Mr Johnson of Atlanta Ga during the society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hamil
Margaret Sink
Olivia Perell
Gretchen Sink
Frances Rush
Sybil Wright
Margaret Felps
Catherine Wright
Kathleen Welch
Messrs
Ralph Caton
Concord
Paul Poston
J. B. Bailey
Harvey Edgerton
Elmo Nance
Clarence Rogan
Noah Head
Leonard Felps
Wilkes Ashmore
Guest
Mr. Johnson
Atlanta
Bridge Teas and Prizes Highlight Asheboro Social
Mrs. Nell Bailes and Mrs. Helene Roses hosted four tables of bridge at Sunset Avenue with summer flowers. Miss Ethel Lovett won high ladies score and Dr. Geo. H. Sumner high gentlemen score. both honorees received powder boxes. Other gatherings on North Fayetteville and Worth streets featured similar prizes and ice courses with guests from Albemarle and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Nell Bailes
Helene Roses
Albemarle
Mary Loflin
Sunset Avenue
Kames
Ethel Lovett
Geo. H. Sumner
Donna Lee Loflin
Robins Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honoring Miss Mary Erwin Byers
At her Main street home Mrs H M Robins hosted a Friday bridge luncheon for her niece Miss Mary Erwin Byers of Rock Hill South Carolina. Two tables played. high score won towels and low score won an egg timer. The hostess presented Byers with stationery and a three course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
H. M. Robins
Mary Erwin Byers
Rock Hill
S. C
Russell Parks
Atte Reid Wood
Entre Nous Club Bridge Night At Park Street Home
Mrs. I. TD. Wagger hosted the Entre Nous club and guests at her Park street home Monday evening. Colorful summer tickets decorated rooms where bridge tables stood. High score prize, a book, went to Mrs. Far Bulla. consolation, a bad vase, to Mrs. Ed Hedrick. Salad course served to members and visitors Mrs. Ed Hedrick, Mrs. Shelton Burkhead, Mrs. Mabel Black, and Miss Maude Lee Spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. TD. Wagger
Entre Nous Club
Park Street
Far Bulla
Ed Hedrick
Shelton Burkhead
Mabel Black
Maude Lee Spoon
Bridge Club Hosts Prize Night on Worth Street
Mrs Neely Hunter entertained her bridge club and husbands on Worth Street last Thursday. The club prize, a deck of cards, went to Mrs Chas McCrary and the visitors prize to Mr Chas McCrary, a carton of cigarettes. The hostess served an...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Armfield
North Fayetteville Street
Russell Parks
L. D. Howell
Branford, Fla
Neely Hunter
Worth Street
Chas. McCrary
Chas McCrary
Mrs. Ernest Bunting Hosts Bridge at Randleman
Mrs. Ernest Bunting entertained with two tables of bridge at her Randleman home last Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. EF Crawford Mrs. Sam Story Mrs. R C Lewallen Miss Alice Lewallen Mrs Shafter Ferree Mrs J B Ward all of Asheboro Mrs B Gorman of Reidsville and Mrs E M Taylor of Farmville. The high score prize went to Mrs E H Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bunting
Randleman
EF. H. Crawford
Sam Story
R. Cc. Lewallen
Alice Lewallen
Shafter Ferree
J. B. Ward
Asheboro
B. Gorman
Reidsville
E. M. Taylor
Farmville
E. H. Crawford
Theater party honors Miss Irene Dorsett at Crawford home
Miss Hilda Crawford hosted a theater party Thursday evening honoring her Greensboro guest Miss Irene Dorsett. After the show the party went to a drug store for ices and refreshments were served with linen towels and sandwiches and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dorsett
Greensboro
Hilda Crawford
Grace Presnell Carter Hostess for Bridge Club Event
Mrs. Grace Presnell Carter of Charlotte hosted a Friday afternoon bridge gathering at Cox Street with invited guests. Mrs. I. C. Moser won high score, receiving a box of dusting powder, while Mrs. J. L. Bolton took the visitors prize, a powder box. The honoree received silk hose and a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Presnell Carter
Charlotte
Arthur Burkhead
Cox Street
I. C. Moser
J. L. Bolton
Grace Fresnell Carter
Union
S&s. C
J. C. Moser
J. T. Lewallen
Curry Loflin
H. L. Ingram
Mabel Parrish
Master Robi Celebrates Sixth Birthday With Friends
Lloyd entertained about twenty of his little friends Tuesday from 4 to 5 50 in celebration of his sixth birthday. Games followed by ice cream and cake. The honoree received several attractive and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi. Lloyd
Nations debate Young plan banks as reparations substitute
The article notes divisions over accepting the Young plan and the proposed bank to replace the old reparations system. Critics warn the bank could wield influence over international finance, while Owen Young argues a new institution is needed to address capitalistic anomalies and famine. The conference may set a date for applying the plan and consider Rhineland evacuation and armament oversight, with Saar coal mine control disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen D. Young
Young
Bank
Rhineland
Rhine
Saar
Geneva
Graf Zeppelin Nears U S Coast On Westbound Flight
The Graf Zeppelin, on its second U S voyage, nears the American coast amid squally weather and winds. Radio updates placed the airship 660 miles southwest of the Azores. Lakehurst forecasts clearing weather tomorrow afternoon as the dirigible possibly heads south toward Bermuda or Norfolk. Many apply for the world tour berths. two reservations already allocated in New York. The Lakehurst leg costs 9000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Elizabeth Naval Station
United States
Lakehurst
Graf
Bermuda
Azores
Navy Department
Washington
Faral
Norfolk
Eckner
New York
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Zeppelin
Augustin
Joachim D. Rickard
Morris Shumofsky
New Rochelle
N. Y
Rickard
Spain
Japan
Harvard Club
Boston
Shumofsky
Banby Bread Company
Poland
Air
Naval Air Station
N. J
Graf Zeppelin
F. W. Reichenderfer
Poisoned flour kills three in Monroe farm report
A farmer's wife and her son died and a boarder perished after poisoned flour was used in biscuits at the L. Wallace farm near Kilbourne. Three others were critically ill. sheriff and coroner investigate with arrests of Elmer Leonard and two Pownsells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
RE. L. Wallace
Kilbourne
W. S. Smith
West Carroll Parish
Elmer Leonard
Wallace
Co. P. Pownsell
Burnie Pownsell
Leonard
P. N. Pulley
West Carroll
Home schooling debated as mother faces attendance charge
A Los Angeles judge reviewed a mother's defense of home schooling for her %-year-old son who refused public schooling. She received a five day suspended jail sentence and one year probation to ensure the child attends school. The case raises questions about home versus public or private education and who may qualify to teach at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Johnny Berry
Woman’s Magazine
Leadership fix urged for cotton mill troubles in the South
Charles R. Towson of New York told the Southern Conference on Human Relations in Industry in Blue Ridge North Carolina that collective minds among mill leaders are needed in the absence of a Moses Mussolini or a Judge Gary. He argued human factors drive production and urged cooperation, fair profit sharing, and informed workers to curb strikes while adapting new industrial theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
N. C
Charles R. Towson
New York
Southern Conference On Human Relations
Towson
Moses
Mussolini
Gary
America
W R Cox Succumbs to Paralysis Stroke
Lexington mourns W R Cox of Linwood prominent venture manufacturer and citizen who suffered a left side paralysis stroke in Salisbury and died in hospital. Funeral held at Linwood Methodist church with Rev G W Fink officiating and burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. R. Cox
Linwood
Salisbury
Linwood Methodist Church
G. W. Fink
Industrial relations talk on solvent in labor ties
L. G. Bentley of Richmond urges constructive Americanism amid labor debates, arguing wages and cooperation drive prosperity. Dr. H. M. Edmonds of Birmingham will close with a talk on The Solvent in Industrial Relations tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Federation of Labor
L. G. Bentley
Richmond
Assembly
H. M. Edmonds
Independent Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Quiet Virginia Democratic primary nears end in calm scene
Virginia voters focus on total ballot as gubernatorial hopefuls John Garland Pollard G Mapp and Rosewell Page wind down. James Price seeks lieutenant governor and John R. Saunders seeks reelection with no primary opposition. Pollard planned Covington address and Gloucester courthouse event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
G. Walter Mapp
Rosewell Page
John R. Saunders
Pollard
Covington
Gloucester
WRVA
Richmond Figures Follow Fast in Primary Preparations
Richmond residents report Mr Mapp planning to stay in Norfolk tomorrow and travel to the eastern shore Monday to await the primary results. Mr Page in Hanover county forecasts three days of last minute consultation with friends before the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mapp
Norfolk
Page
Hanover County
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Allan J. Harper
Baltimore
Nettie Alice Wood
T. P. Harrell
Margaret Hammond
J. A. Spence
W. A. Underwood
Miss Gooch
North Main
Nannette Sparks
Russelville
Ala
University of North Carolina
Miss Sparks
Carolina Theater
New Yorker
Winston-Saie
van Dyke
Davis-Mccollum Cu
Rexall Stores
Coty
Frostilla
Woodbury
Pat
H. S. Wampole
JDC
Marinello
Buster Brown
South Main St
J. BR. Johnson, Mgr
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