Births and club notices from local community pages
Announcement of the birth of a son Billy Lowe to Mr and Mrs Ralph N Dills on July 23 with Mrs Dills formerly Miss Earline Smith. Piedmont Women's Golf Association to meet tomorrow at Sedgefield Country Club 9 to 11. Philathea class of First Baptist to meet Thursday at 8 with Miss Irene Nicholson 619 Centennial Ave all members requested. Miss Helen Johnston of Denison Ohio guest at Rev R S Farmer’s parsonage August through Mrs Farmer’s return from Wellsville Ohio. Wesley Memorial and West Market Street Methodist youth picnic Friday at 5 at municipal lake Jamestown indoor baseball between churches. American Legion Auxiliary meets Friday 7 45 at Mrs Ross H Davis 605 Denny St with officers and reports from Morehead City meeting. Newly elected officers listed. Mrs Callie Mae Boyd hosts birthday party Monday at 911.
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Ralph N. Dills
Billy Lowe
Dills
Earline Smith
First Baptist Church
Irene Nicholson
Centennial Avenue
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Municipal Lake
Jamestown
Wesley Memorial Church
W. A. Hayes
S&s. G. Daniel
Eunice Inez Birthday Party Honors Girl on Ninth
English street party honored Eunice Inez on her ninth birthday with games lemonade cake and water melon. Attendees included Helen Smith Winford Boyles Ruth Patterson Hazel Boyd Elizabeth Patterson Josephine Ingram Alice McNeal Doris Byrd Mary Francis Wright Doris Mangum Donnia Burns Sarah Brandy Emily Anderson Marion Shoemaker Dorothy Boyd Louise Boyd George Anderson Aston Smith and Paul Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street
Eunice Inez
Anderson
Mrs. Boyd
Helen Smith
Winford Boyles
Ruth Patterson
Hazel Boyd
Elizabeth Patterson
Josephine Ingram
Alice McNeal
Doris Byrd
Mary Francis Wright
Doris Mangum
Donnia Burns
Sarah Brandy
Emily Anderson
Marion Shoemaker
Dorothy Boyd
Louise Boyd
George Anderson
Aston Smith
Paul Dunn
Eunice
Local Residents Return From Trips Across Regions
About People notes list Wilma Rogers returning from Atlanta. Annie Lee Brewer Dorothy Haney and Estella Bean returning from White Lake weekend. J E Woosley and W B Hall visiting Reidsville. R L Brinson and sons from Chestnut Hill Pa. Mrs John Byerly from Wildwood N J. Hazel Garner Evelyn Benson and Bernice Moss heading to Norfolk and New York via boat with Coney Island stopovers. Roy D Fowler and children back from Wildwood N J after a motor trip with Washington and Baltimore en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lee Brewer
Dorothy Haney
Estella Bean
White Lake
Hazel Garner
Evelyn Benson
Bernice Moss
Norfolk, Va
New York
Coney Island
City
Roy D. Fowler
Margaret
Walter Ray
Roy, Jr
Wildwood
N. J
Washington
Baltimore
Siberians View American Plane Flight In Siberia
American aviators Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn could not fix a departure time from Khabarovsk for Nome Alaska due to bad weather. They rested in the Russian Aviation Society building after landing at 3 50 p m yesterday from Chita and hoped to resume this afternoon but weather remained unfavorable.
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Tokyo
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Russian Aviation Society
Chita
Young Boy Struck By Automobile Injured on Russell Street
Howard Peatross fifteen year old son of C B Peatross of 1212 East Russell street was struck by a car while riding a bicycle on East Russell street. He was taken to Guilford General hospital in semi conscious condition with a bad head injury and remained a patient through the night. The driver of the automobile was not identified. He works as a caddy at the local golf links and was en route home when injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Peatross
C. B. Peatross
East Russell Street
Guilford General Hospital
South Carolina belt opens sales season with light breaks
Golden today as the South Carolina border belt opened its sales season. About 100000 pounds formed the opening break with Mt. Ta bor Fairmont and Chadbourne reports calling breaks very light and prices in line with local sales. Most offerings were lower grades though quality was fair. A few piles of higher grades fetched top prices, but traders estimate the average at eight or nine cents based on early trading.
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South Carolina
Mt. Tabor
Fairmont
Chadbourne
Lumberton Tobacco Sale Opens With Light Volume
Lumberton's five warehouses report a light opening with about 150000 pounds on sale. The average price is eight cents. Quality tobacco sales run near the year's average while poorer lots fetch lower values than last year.
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Lumberton
N. C
Attendance climbs at southern furniture market second week
North Carolina buyers lead crowd as two day attendance nears 200 at the exposition building. Exhibitors report solid sales despite lighter turnout from eight states compared with yesterday's fourteen and one foreign country. Registrants include H C Barthmaier High Point and J E Williams New York among many others from North and South Carolina Virginia Ohio and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Exposition
H. C. Barthmaier
High Point
B. W. Mauldin
Cairo
J. R. McNutt
C. E. Shrewsbury
Mullins
W. Va
W. C. Cross
Portsmouth
W. Collins, Jr
Tallahassee
Fila
Lee Walbridge
Hamilton
Ohio
J. T. Pugh
C. F. Loflin
Asheboro
D. K. Tranum
Johnson City
Tenn
W. P. Ford
Jdr
W. B. Shaffer
Norfolk
C O. Hodgson
Wheeling
Gus Belees
Camden
J. H. Bryan
J. H. Bryan, Jr
Henderson
W. G. Jones
James
John W. Miller
York
S&s. c
Perloff
Brooklyn
C. A Parker
la Grange
Wall
Jacksonville
J. J. Quinn
Kinston
I. M Rosenbush
C. Vinson
Eugene Vinson
Meridian
Miess
H. A. Rountree
Hampton, Va
D. D. Eanes
Rountree
Richmond
W. A. Royall
Goldsboro
J. W.abernathy
Gastonia
W. M. Newjell
Raleigh
J. H. Waynick
A. L. Barrett
Carthage
C. T. Sinclair
C. B. Clemments
A. R. Parker
Danville
R. W. Marsh
Ashevill
M. H. Cartoons
Ossinging
N. Y
J. E. Davis
Concord
Co. C. Leggett
Tabor
Frank Joyce
Leaksville
Cecil L. Perham
Rome
W. B. Harrison
Kenneth Harrison
Lexington
G. W. Hanshaw
Huntington
W. H. Lester, Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. H. Lester Sr
W. E. Marley
Ramseur
J. F. Harkey
Charlotte
D. O. Mincey
Ruth M. Thomas
Winston-Salem
M. W. Nesbitt
J. M. Gilliam
A. Y. Otas
Lakeland
C. V
J. L. Hoykin
Mrs Pike Recovers Nicely After Guilford General Surgery
Miss Doris Pike of 1526 North Main Street underwent surgery at Guilford General Hospital and was reported today to be geting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Pike
North Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. Dewey Foust Recovers After Operation
Mrs. Dewey Foust of 624 Willow brook street is recovering at Guilford General hospital after a recent operation.
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Dewey Foust
Willowbrook Street
Guilford General Hospital
Hoskins Chosen Assistant in Guilford County Tax Office
D. V. Hoskins, longtime wholesale grocer, was named assistant to Deputy Sheriff T. R. Short in Guilford county tax office. He replaces Ed J. Rawlins, who moves to Greensboro to serve as assistant to county tax collector D. L. Donnell. The change accompanies a county admin reorganization with Sheriff D. B. Stafford relinquishing tax duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Hoskins
T. R. Short
Guilford County
Ed J. Rawlins
Greensboro
D. L. Donnell
Mr. Hoskins
D. B. Stafford
Local Hosts Honor Morganton Visitors With Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs Carson Cox entertained Saturday at Park Avenue to honor Mr and Mrs E O Wall of Morganton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wall and several couples. Mrs G E Crowell won top ladies prize and Ralph Hinkle won gentlemen's prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
E. O. Wall
Morganton
Thomasville
Carson Cox
G. E. Crowell
Ralph Hinkle
Morganton Guests Visit Local Families
Mrs. E. O. Wall and children from Morganton have stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Carson Cox for several days. Mr. Well joined for the weekend. Betty Rose Wall of Morganton has been guest of Beth Alex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Wall
Morganton
Carson Cox
Mr. Well
Betty Rose Wall
Beth Alex
Local Residents Return From Visits Across States
Mrs Mollie Snell and daughter Maie left for Mount Airy to visit relatives including Harston Williamson and Paul Snell in Wilmington. Mrs Paul Green and children returned from Mount Airy. Miss Mary Poe and Mrs B C Lea from Hattiesburg visited with the Poes. Ann Mebane and her mother returned from Hope Valley, and Mebane resumes library duties. Mrs Heathcote returned from City Memorial hospital. Alvah Boyles visited Miss Mae Shearer in Lenoir. Hewitt family from Asheville stayed with the Coxs on West Guilford. Mendenhall woman returned to Columbia after ten days here. Nesbit family and Mary Pike of Washington DC are spending time in the city with Reece Harville on Main.
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Mollie Snell
Maie Snell
Mount Airy
Paul Green
Paul Jr
Betty
Ann Mebane
W. N. Mebane
Hope Valley
Miss Mebane
Davidson County Library
Frank Heathcote
School Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Charles Mendenhall
Columbia
D. W. Nesbit and Sons
Mary Pike
Washington, D. C
City
Reece Harville
Main Street
Morgan Ogburn trio return from Washington trip
Jack Morgan and John Ogburn returned from Washington D C where they attended the Washington versus Philadelphia baseball game Saturday. They were accompanied by Lester Adkins Fred Murphy and Frosty Underwood.
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Jack Morgan
John Ogburn
Washington, D. C
Washington
Philadelphia
Lester Adkins
Fred Murphy
Frosty Underwood
Woman Hurt in Quarrel at Home
Edna Jackson, 25, a Black woman of 112 Beamon Street, was injured by her husband John Jackson during an altercation at their home. Police took her to Guilford General Hospital for treatment of a badly cut right arm.
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Edna Jackson
Beamon Street
John Jackson
Guilford General Hospital
Fur Domination in Paris Winter Fashion Show
Paris fashion show reveals total fur domination from head to foot with Mink Sable Skunk Leopard Beaver Astrakan Breitschwanz and Seal pelts. Designers showcase fur edged day coats and full length wraps with sable capes and beaver sleeves.
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Paris
Breitschwanz
Astrakan
Texas Aviators Abandon Flight at Fairbanks
Two Texas aviators Reg L. Robbins and Harold B. Jones from Fort Worth abandoned a non stop refueling flight to Tokyo after failing to locate their refueler in fog and rain over Alaska. They returned to Fairbanks after nearly 27 hours aloft with 50 gallons of fuel on board and plans to resume next year were dropped.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Texas
Tokyo
Seattle
Reg L. Robbins
Harold 8. Jones
Fort Worth
Tex
Robbins
Kaltag
Unalakleet
James) Mattern
Nick
Greener
Solomon Beach
Nome
Four Leaders Advance In Tennessee Tourney
Four top southern tennis stars moved into action at the University club in Memphis in the Tennessee state tournament. Doc Barr of Dallas seeded No. 1 upset Ben Dingach of Memphis yesterday and will meet Robert Smithwick of Memphis. Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga, the defending champion, advances as well.
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Memphis
Tenn
University Club
Doc Barr
Dallas
Ben Dingach
Robert Smithwick
Robert
Lefty) Bryan
Chattanooga
Will
Snow Misprint Sparks Heat Wave Uproar
A Greensboro newsboy bragged of snow in High Point to sell papers while High Point baked. Citizens endured 95 degree heat and high humidity as the city remained snow free, with relief signs scarce.
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Newsie
Jefferson Square
Greensboro
High Point
Monte Foltz Beats Myers in Memphis Match
Wilmer Hines of Columbia 3 C seeded No. 2 defeated Ed in a match against Monte Foltz and T Myers of Memphis with a winner announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Foltz
T. Myers
Memphis
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
3.C
Stansell Faces Winner in Memphis Tennis Showdown
Stansell of Memphis advances to meet the winner of the Vaughn and Martin match in Memphis. Lenoir Wright of Hickory defeated Jimmie Durham of Memphis 6-0 6-1 and plays Jack Haley of Memphis today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansell
Memphis
Tommie Vaughn
John D. Martin, Jr
Lenoir Wright
Hickory
N. C
Jimmie Durham
Jack Haley
Burch Durham Trial Set For August 13 In Superior Court
Greensboro Aug 4 The trial of Burch Durham High Point for the February auto killing of Woodrow Medlin was set for Thursday August 13 in the superior court. John Patterson High Point will be tried for possession on Tuesday August 11. The grand jury returned a true bill against Deputy C W Davis Jamestown for failing to perform his duty in an arrest where liquor was involved. No true bill was returned against G W Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Burch Durham
High Point
Woodrow Medlin
John Patterson
C. W. Davis
Jamestown
G. W. Warner
Davis
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Piedmont Women’s Golf
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
Philathea
Miss Johnston
Farmer Home
Helen Johnston
Dennison
R. S. Farmer
Colonial Drive
Christian Endeavor
Callie Mae Boyd
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Wilma Rogers
Atlanta
J. E. Woosley
W. B. Hall
Reidsville
W. A. Trotter
R. L. Brinson and Sons
John Byerly
Mr. Byerly
Daredevil
Laurel Wresters
Young Boy
Hoskins
Rawlins
Spain
Alfonso
Infanta
Beatrice
Marie Christine
Fontainebleau
France
Christine Boussus
Pierre Landry
MR. and
Mrs. Cox
James E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Lambeth
Frank S. Lambeth
Junaluska
Circle Number Two
Lillian Yow
Robert Williams
E. J. Poe
H. Leach Hoover
Episcopal Church of
Hartsville
S. C
Jacqueline Hoover
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Charles F. Phillips
Webster Grove
Ander
Alvah Boyles
Lenoir
Mae Shearer
Albert Hewitt
Albert and
Pat
Asheville
Ct. Cero Cox
West Guilford Street
By Adelaide Kerr
Jones
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
All Children
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
DODGE
H. G.lderton Motor Company
Willowbrook
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