Charming Party Honors Popular Bride-Elect In Reidsville
Society notes report Miss Ruth Jarrell, bride-elect, honored at a Parkway home party hosted by Mrs. Shipman and aides with bridge games, summer flowers, high score prize a novelty hunting set awarded to Jeanette Sessoms, hosts presented an imported bag, callers included Miss Ila Hensley and other local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Glenn Smith
Reidsville
Marian Hunt Barber
Mary Frances Kearns
Edna Earle McGehee
Smith
Herman Smith
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Ella Burton Hutchison
Pat Brady
Constance Gwaltney
Rosalind Gardner
Dorothy Humphreys
Sherman Hoggard
Vir— Whitsett
Ruth Jarrell
W. A. Harper
Sara Kee
EB. M. Shipman
Ruth Welborn
Social notes highlight local residents traveling and visiting
Miss Mary Duncan McAnally and Dr. James McAnally spend a few days in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Balcomb visit Washington D C staying at the Hotel Commodore with Mrs. J. R. Balcomb. Mrs. B Stapleton and Baxter Jr of Greensboro are guests of Mrs. Curtis Bobo. Miss Jewell Harris travels to Laurel Fork Virginia and Pulaski City Virginia to visit relatives. S. G. Daniel attends a political conference and barbecue in Warren County. S R. Matthews visits his parents in Yadkin County over the weekend. Coal is boosted by a German process turning it into fertilizer reported to double crop yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duncan McAnally
James McAnally
New York City
H. L. Balcomb
Washington, D. C
Commodore
J. R. Balcomb
Jewell Harris
West Green Street
Belva
Elsie Webb
Virginia Bank
Laurel Fork
J. W. Clark
Pulaski City
Local visitors host families in High Point area
Mrs. Matthews and family hosted Rober and Susanna Matthews while Mr. and Mrs. Howerton entertained Cary A. Parish of Greensboro. Mrs. Cannon of Concord visited relatives in High Point with Miss Mary Perry Pollock and DeCoursey Pollock. FPla. visitors aid Mr. Pollock and Miss Minnie Pollock and Mrs. L. J. Ingram for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cannon
Concord
High Point
5. G. Daniel
D. P. Pollock
Mary Perry Pollock
DeCoursey Pollock
Fort Myers
Fpla
Pollock
G. A. Pollock
Minnie Pollock
Sun Nose Canopies Trend Hits Paris
Paris reporters describe a new sun shade novelty attached to eyeglasses called nose canopies. They come in natural and flesh tones, with extravagant styles such as long proboscis and striped fringed umbrella replicas, appealing to bold sunbathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Riviera
Press Sitters Move in Indianapolis Court
In Indianapolis the press faced repeated seating upheavals in municipal court as bailiffs shuffled prisoners into the press chair. A reporter was mistaken for a inmate twice, then briefly sat on a green carpet near the bench before the judge ordered him to stand again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William H. Sheaffer
Miss 1932 Debutante Bags for Hope Chest Trends
The modern 1932 debutante disposes decorative Hansel and Gretel utility bags for hiding items like handkerchiefs and socks. Red and blue gingham bags feature embroidery and dyed details, sold with stamped bodies and faces for about $1.00. Ready-made laundry bags in cream crash with drawstring are also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Three Cent Letter Postage Under New Bill Explained
In the 18th of 20 daily notes on federal taxes editor Robert Talley explains Uncle Sam's new three cent letter rate and its cost to the average family. The article notes an annual increase of about 3.65 dollars for seven letters weekly and outlines changes to airmail second class and advertising rates with exceptions for non advertising content and business reply envelopes. The increases run until July 1 1934 and affect post offices and postmasters based on gross receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Talley
John
Bob
Minnie
Gas
Electric Company
Bright Leaf Tobacco Markets Open in South Carolina Belt
Florence South Carolina awaits the opening of nine South Carolina auction markets and six in North Carolina tomorrow as producers expect higher opening prices for bright leaf tobacco. Dry weather drought and mold have reduced crops but farmers report good quality with prices around 12 cents per pound, about double last year’s opening. Markets include Mullins Kings Tree Lake City Pamlico Timmonville Darlington Loris and Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Dixie
South Carolina
North Carolina
Federal
Mullins
Kingstree
Lake City
Pamlico
Timmonsville
Darlington
Loris
Conway
Portrait of King Edward VII Portraited in Raleigh Exhibit
Col. Fred A. Olds guides visitors through a Raleigh exhibit featuring a life sized portrait of King Edward VII. It is believed to be the only such portrait given to a state in the United States in 1910 to honor North Carolina’s Roanoke Island settlement history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Hall of
Fred A. Olds
Edward VII
England
Roanoke Island
King Edward
Col. Olds
Prince of Wales
Edenton
King William IV
Victoria
George V
Samuel Ashe
Capitol
Museum
Hall of History
Deepest Hole Drilled in Orange County in 1926
In 1926 workers sank a massive bore in Orange County California, reaching a depth of 201 feet. The project stands as one of the era's deepest holes documented in regional records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
California
Armour To Lead Foreign Team In Golf Exhibition
A team of foreign born pros led by Tommy Armour will face a squad of American stars in best ball and four ball matches at Oak Park Country Club August 25-26. Armour’s side includes Cooper Hackney Hutchinson Jurado Kirkwood Laceya MacDonald and Smith faces Burke Diegel Dudley Creavy Espinosa Farrell Hagen Shute Turnesa and Watrous in an event sponsored by the professional golfers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Horton Smith
Oak Park Country Club
Armour
Harry Cooper
Francis Gallett
Clarence Hackney
Dave Hackney
Harry Hampton
Jock Hutchinson
Jose Jurado
Joe Kirkwood
Charles Laceya
Bob MacDonald
George Smith
Smith
Billy
Franklin Avenue Links Brattle Street With Cornhill
A brief piece notes Franklin avenue in Boston is unusually short at about 35 feet, connecting Brattle Street to Cornhill in downtown. Despite its alley-like size it carries a polished nameplate like larger streets.
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Boston
Franklin Avenue
Brattle Street
Cornhill
Calf Born With Only Two Legs Learns to Walk
A calf born in El Centro California recently has only two legs. The remaining limbs end at the hip with abnormal hooves, but the animal otherwise appears normal and can balance on its front feet, moving about in a lively fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Cal
Newspapers Save Time in Kitchen Cleanup
Placing newspapers on the kitchen floor while cooking can save time and energy and reduce wear on broom and mop. Gather the papers when cooking is finished and destroy them.
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Foot Relief
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for itching between toes and sore feet. Claims fast relief for ringworm athlete's foot eczema and rashes with speedy healing. Priced at 35 cents, available in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Water and babies nutrition advice from NEA service
The passage stresses offering water to babies regularly between feedings and explains how water supports growth. It covers when to give water to nursing and solid food diets, notes summer increased needs, and warns against iced water or unsafe sources, urging boiling when unsure.
Stars Of Yesterday Show Strong Broadway Baseball Marks
Yesterday's Stars recap highlights Johnny Welch of the Red Sox blanking scattered Athletics 2-0. Babe Ruth clouts his 33rd homer plus a double and single against the Senators. Tom Bridges powers the Tigers with five hits in a win over the Indians. Oscar Merill of the Browns fuels a double hill with a triple double and four runs. Tex Carleton and Dizzy Dean shine for the Cardinals in a doubleheader against the Cubs with 18 strikeouts and limited runs. Bill Terry homers and singles twice against the Dodgers. Leo Durocher leads the Reds in a multi hit effort against the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Welch
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Senators
Tom Bridges
Tigers
Indians
Oscar Meriill
Browns
White Sox
Tex Carleton
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Cubs
Bill Terry
Giants
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Reds
Braves
Romanian Prizefighter Moti Spakow Seeks U S Debut
Romanian middleweight champion Moti Spakow, 5 feet 8 1 2 inches tall and 176 pounds, plans to try his luck in the United States. He has fought 90 bouts since 1925 in Bucharest Paris Vienna Breslau Prague and Athens, defeating Pierre Gandon three times and Felix Sportielo twice, with a Beasley victory on points in Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bucharest
United States
Moti Spakow
Rumania
Spakow
Paris
Vienna
Breslau
Prague
Athens
Pierre Gandon
Gandon
Felix Sportielo
Sportielo
Jack Beasley
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Hilliard Memorial W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Highland
Ladies Bible
Highland M. E. Church
J. B. Jones
Homer Taylor
Hi-League
Edith Cribbs
Daphne Pugh
Madge Buchanan
Taylor
Mloffitt
North Main Street
Stapleton
Baxter, Jr
Greensboro
G. Daniel
Warren County
R. Matthews
Mrs
S. B. Matthews
Yadkin County
E. M. Howerton
Cary A. Parish
Enterprise
NEA
Sams
Bright Leaf Tobacco Belt
S. C
Kennedy
Gallimore
H. Cecil
Cecil
COROT
Clark
Crave Ven
Gregory
Cee
Bryant
Rpe
Kennedy Store
Olive Roberts Barton
NEA Service, Inc
Associated Press
National Market Company
North Main
Poster
B.O
the Grocer’s
Lever Brothers CO
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