Ladies Honor Guest Miss Dorothy Dillon In Hickory Event
Miss Mary Elizabeth Long entertained Saturday afternoon for her guest Miss Dorothy Dillon. Several young women attended including Miss Janie Redding Miss Alice Pitts Miss Virginia Wickens Miss Thelma Cummings Miss Kleie Crowdon Miss Annie Carter Marsh Miss Mary Muse Miss Marjorie late Miss Mary Simmons Miss Katherine Younts Miss Elizabeth Welch Miss Dorothy Dillon and Miss Gelma Yates of Hickory.
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Mary Elizabeth Long
Dorothy Dillon
Janie Redding
Alice Pitts
Virginia Wickens
Thelma Cummings
Biss Kleie Crowdon
Annie Carter Marsh
Mary Muse
Marjorie ‘Late
Mary Simmons
Katherine Younts
Elizabeth Welch
Gelma Yates
Hickory
Picnic at Hayworth Springs by Wesley church group
Members of the Layman’s Missionary Society of Wesley Church plan a picnic at Hayworth Springs tomorrow afternoon. They will meet at the church at 3 30 p m to depart together.
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Layman’s Missionary Society of Wesley Church
Hayworth Springs
Smiths Return From Mt Vernon Springs Visit
Mr and Mrs J L Smith return home after several days at Mt Vernon Springs with Mrs Smiths father R L Fd ards.
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Mrs. J. L. Smith
Mt. Vernon Springs
Mrs. Smith
R. L. Fdards
Gold family heads to Ocean View by car
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gold travel with their sons Robert and Thomas to Ocean View Virginia for a period of time by automobile.
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Thomas J. Gold and Sons
Robert and
Thomas
Ocean View, Va
Miss C G Blunt Visits Sister in City
Mrs. C. G. Blunt and her Greensboro children traveled to the city on Saturday to spend a brief period with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Pickett.
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C. G. Blunt and Children
Greensboro
City
J. R. Pickett
J F Taylor Heads to New York for Business then Vacation
J F Taylor left Sunday afternoon for New York on business. He plans a two week vacation with visits to Utica and Watertown after his stay in the city.
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J. F. Taylor
New York
Utica
Watertown
Oliver Family Visited Advance for Sunday That Week
Mr and Mrs L A Oliver and their children motored to Advance in Randolph county and spent Sunday with friends and relatives.
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L. A. Oliver
Advance
Randolph County
Yearly Meeting Attendees at Guilford College
June Barker and family attended the Yearly Meeting of Friends at Guilford College on Sunday, joining other Quaker attendees in the event at the campus.
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June Barker
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Guilford Col
Betts Guests of Mrs Harris Luther in Willowbrook
Mr and Mrs E N Betts of Albemarle are staying as guests at the home of Mrs Harris D Luther on Willowbrook Street.
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E. N. Betts
Albemarle
Harris D. Luther
Willowbrook Street
Lexington Ladies Visit Mrs Harris D Luther
Miss Lula Betts and Mrs. W L Scarborough of Lexington visit Mrs Harris D Luther for a few days as guests.
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Lula Betts
W. L. Scarborough
Lexington
Harris D. Luther
Family attends yearly Friends meeting at Guilford College
Mrs. J. M. Hedgecock and her son Leslie visited Guilford College on Sunday to attend the yearly meeting of the Friends.
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J. M. Hedgecock
Leslie
Guilford College
Yvearly Meeting
The
Friends
Harri son sisters visit relatives in Reidsville
Misses Ruth and Frances Harrison of this city are visiting friends and relatives in Reidsville.
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Ruth and
Frances Harrison
Reidsville
Burrus Harrison Visits Reidsville for Several Days
Burrus Harrison of this city is in Reidsville visiting friends for several days.
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Burrus Harrison
Reidsville
Allen trio spends Sunday at Vade Mecum Springs
E N Allen J L Allen and C D Smith spent Sunday visiting Vade Mecum Springs in a brief local social note.
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E. N. Allen
J. L. Allen
C. D Smith
Vade Mecum
Lea Payne of Vade Mecum Visits City on Business
Lea Payne of Vade Mecum was seen in the city today on business, pausing at local offices and meeting with associates before departing.
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Lea Payne
Vade Mecum
Springfield Memorial Day Observed Saturday in Springfield
The Springfield Memorial association hosts its annual service at the historic community center to honor deceased Friends church members. The program includes a basket lunch, speeches by leaders from Greensboro and Winston-Salem, and memorial tributes to congregants who have died since last year.
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Springfield
John A. Clair
Wilmington
Memoral Association
Sprinfield
Amoney
C. P. Vrazier
Greensboro
W. A. Blair
Winston-Silem
Revolt Toll Mexico Heavy Claims by Nationals
Mexico City August 11 The treasury department reports total claims for property damages from revolutionary disorders amount to 18 259 539 pesos. Spanish claimants lead in numbers and damages with 8 132 927 pesos, followed by Germans French Turks and others. Americans rank sixth with 129 914 pesos as a note discusses potential diplomatic reclamation efforts.
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Ing
Department of the Treasury
Bureau of Claims
Laltan
European chemists produce synthetic milk from peanuts
European chemists report a lab development creating synthetic milk using peanut bases. The research aims to offer an alternative dairy source, addressing nutrition and sustainability concerns with a plant derived process.
Austrians Take Over Private Gold and Jewels to Buy Supplies
Vienna reports the government will seize gold silver jewelry foreign bonds and forests from private owners with compensation. The move aims to raise funds for coal raw materials and food amid fears of starvation if Budapest falls and the Communist regime endures. American frontier blockades curb money and material outflow as contraband networks persist including air smuggling of crowns worth hundreds of millions.
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Vienna
Bruck
Dramatic House Clauses Slashed in Bill Debate
The house bill faces changes including an exemption for individuals manufacturing non-intoxicating cider and fruit juices for home use. The amendment omits penalties for intoxication on trains street cars boats or other conveyances.
Girls Parade in Bathing Costumes Disrupt Belle Center
In Belle Center Ohio a group of 12 girls camping at Russell's Point arrived draped in bathing costumes, drawing crowds and police attention as traffic halted. Dads await a second visit for ocular evidence before any action.
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Russell’s Point
Belle Center
Eve
A Phoney kiss in a London chat
An old man recalls telling his granddaughter a kiss over the telephone. The child replies that a kiss across a phone is like a straw hat, because it is not felt. The joke appears in Blighty from London.
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Dorothy
Stay in Hungary Conference Says Rumanians May Stay
Paris Aug 11 The peace conference outlined a changed stance toward the Romanian army in Budapest. It will likely not demand immediate Romanian withdrawal despite earlier orders. Delegates favor keeping troops to steady the situation temporarily while awaiting a response to last week’s ultimatum.
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Paris
Supreme Inter-Allied Council
Buda
Supreme Council
Hungary
Rumania
Conference
Budapest
Out-of-Town Visitors Attending Local Event
Among the Sunday guests were D. T. Lasser of Durham W. R. Stratton of Lynchburg P. R. Chamberton of Denton F. P. Latham of Belhaven R. W. Scott of Haw River Nowel Hauser of Salisbury Victor Humphreys of Charlotte J. W. Thomson Jr. of Charlotte Mr and Mrs F. Maples of Southern Pines NG Wicks of Statesville Mr and Mrs R L Koontz of Winston-Salem Miss Nellie Stewart of Winston-Salem C C Wheeler of Durham Percy Powell of Winston-Salem P T Nestness of Statesville and N C Beon of Denton.
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City
D. T. Lasser
Durham
W. R. Stratton
Lynchburg
P. R. Chamberton
Denton
F. P. Latham
Belhaven
R. W. Scott
Haw River
Nowel Hauser
Salisbury
Victor Humphreys
Charlotte
J. W. Thomson, Jr
Statesville
R. L. Koontz
Winston-Salem
Nellie Stewart
Winston Salem
C. C. Wheeler
Percy Powell
P. T. Nestness
NC. Beon
Gypsy custody bid fails in Baltimore city court
Lazz Stanley sought custody of his two daughters Dina and Rose to rescue them from a gypsy life and rear them in a home. Judge Bond dismissed the habeas corpus petition after no proof of improper care. the mother and her sister Mary George remained the children's guardians. Both women wore turbans. Mrs Stanley wore gold coin necklaces and rings as the children played in court.
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Baltimore
Lazz Stanley
Dina
Rose Stanley
Bond
Stanley
Mary George
Mystery girl wins bonds but is gone
The police board ordered surrender of Liberty bonds worth 3500 found with Mrs. Carolina Hunter alias Elsie Scott. She was arrested earlier but larceny charges were dropped. D S Kaufman, holding power of attorney, sought the bonds but the board refused pending efforts to locate the owner.
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Baltimore
Carolina Hiunter
Elsie Scott
Davis and Roche
Hunter
Justice Johannsen
Central
D. S. Kaufman
Women Boycotters Attack One of Sex
In Dorchester Boston police were called to quell a disturbance after a woman bought goods at a store boycotted for high prices. She was assaulted by other women as she left, and a chicken she purchased was seized and trampled.
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Boston
Dorchester
Rockefeller celebrates 100th birthday forecast but tax man watches
John D. Rockefeller marked his intended leap to a centenary with a sprightly mood. The piece notes an inheritance tax collector keeping an eye on him as Richmond Times Dispatch reports.
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John D. Rockefeller
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Weather Update Signals Mild Night and Strong Winds
A fair night expected with little temperature change and strong winds. Wind will be variable, bringing unsettled conditions but no significant storms anticipated.
Honeymoon Delayed as Bride Hailed for Trosseau Bill
In Huntington West Virginia on August 11 Constable Gordon Carney halted the couple's honeymoon when he served a warrant against Bride Mae Ward Asbarth for a trosseau bill of 157.70. The bridegroom Paul Asbarth delayed payment seeking Charleston involving long distance calls. The bride was a manicurist at a Charleston hotel and the groom claimed relation to the Hohenzollerns. he had been interned as a German alien formerly employed at Nitro.
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Asbarth
Charleston
Hohenzollerns
Nitro
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