Local residents attend to ill neighbor and visiting relatives
Friends report Mrs. Jack Guyer seriously ill at home at 1410 North Hamilton Street. S. G. Fowler family returns from King North Carolina. Jessie Lee Royal pies from Lynchburg Virginia. Virginia Young visiting Royal and Evans families. Mrs. T. L. Kilduff of Cornish New York visiting at 240 Boulevard. Abe Hampton of Detroit visiting Dorsett family. Elizabeth Rayle spends week with Colfax mother. Mrs. J. H. Dunning moves to North Main Street. Mrs. R. J. Kirby ill at 1412 North Hamilton. Bowers family returns from Reidsville visit.
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Jack Guyer
North
Hamilton Street
Virginia Young
Lynchburg, Va
Jessie Lee Royal
Wilma Lee Evans
T. L. Kilduff
Corning
N. Y
J. H. Dorsett
Boulevard
Kilduff
Margaret Dorsett
Abe Hampton
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Hampton
Mrs. Hampton
West Green Street
R. J. Kirby
F. W. Conrad
Emory Zimmerman
Salisbury
Nannie Burns
Annersonville
N. C
R. Boyce
Odell Younts
Arthur Higgins
C. M. Higgins
Btate Street
Dallas Hunter
Frank McCulloch
Mr. McCulloch
Davidson Hospital
Gasoline Air Mix Compared to Dynamite Power
A historical line notes that one gallon of gasoline when properly mixed with air is equivalent to 83 pounds of dynamite, illustrating early energy and explosive potential comparisons in public discourse.
Lexington Society honors guests with bridge parties and notices
Miss Mary Lou Moffitt of High Point was guest of honor at a West Second Avenue party hosted by Miss Pearle and Miss Rosa Moffitt. Couples played bridge for prizes. guests included Miss Nancy Katherine Lawlor and Miss Kathryn Ratledge. Social news covers local clubs, visits, and hospital recoveries across Lexington with multiple community figures noted.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Mary Lou Moffitt
High Point
Pearle
Rosa Moffitt
West Second Avenue
Nancy Katherine Lawlor
Kathryn Ratledge
Wade Bailey
Cyrus McCrary
Bridge
East Fourth Avena
Helen Hall
Isobel Craven
Ratledge
Bailey
Bessie Hunt
M. C. Choreh
John Arnold
Oliver Peacock
John Craver
Joe Holman
R. Boyce
Fred Everhart
Ed Beck
C. C. Leonard
Lee Hege
L. L. Barbee
EB. A. Timberlake
Little
Mathew Morgan
Joe McCreary
C. D. Hunt
A. E. Brannock
Nannie Burns
Andersonville, N. C
B. T. English
Archdale
J. B. Hall
Hall
Lewis Moore
Winston Galem
B. Irby
Blackstone
Y Va
Ed Layden
Mary Hopper
Sriday
Winston-Salem
C. F. Clayton
G.S. White
Myrtle Beach
Clyde Dickerson
Roanoke
State to launch drive for new 18 000 seat stadium
North Carolina State college plans a fall drive to raise 25 000 for a football stadium seating 18 000. The project would be completed by fall 1933 on the existing site with steel bleachers extending the east south and west sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Boy Catches Trout With Bare Hands in River
In Chatham Ontario a six year old boy, Robert Reynolds, waded into a stream and grabbed a two foot trout with his hands after chasing it into shallow water. He used no rod or line and walked away with his prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Robert Reynolds
Mona Marries Town sen and Plans for Family Home
Mona reveals she married John Barnett Townsend the banker after he fell ill. Mrs Moran reacts with mixed pride and concern as Mona asserts she will help her parents and siblings. Mona hints she will move to the Ritz but promises to visit daily and support the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Steve
Mr. Townsen
Barry
Lottie
John Barnett Townsend
All
Min
Dad
Kitty
Bud
Mrs. Moran
Ritz
A Year Ahead in Mona and Lottie’s Secret Plot
Mona Moran Townsend learns a radiogram reveals Barry’s illness and a marriage vow. Lottie confesses crafting the message and reveals schemes about money, a mine, and a futures plan as the couple faces a year of uncertainty. Fate looms as the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
Mona
Jimmy
Barry
Steve
Mary Mona
Reno
confrontation at cabin as Prichard warns Jack
In a tense scene Sue and Sally watch Hal Prichard threaten Jack from a window. Prichard claims Burns wants action and tries to gain entry by manipulating trust lost after a failed job. Jack rejects him, notes Prichard’s weakness, and the intruder flees into the snow headed toward the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Hal Prichard
Sue
Prichard
Burns
Jimmy
Honor
Sally
Bue
What He Thought To Be Whisky Turns Out To Be Rattlesnake
Little Rock businessman J. J. Sehmelzer received a box from Newport with the label Old Taylor Whiskey Bottled In 1919. The box, opened at the express office, contained a nine foot timber rattlesnake occupying the container, a practical joke shocker from an unnamed consignor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
J. J. Sehmelzer
Little Rock
Express Company
Newport
Old Taylor
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Charles Clinton Hoover
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Lohengrin
Joseph and
Harris Jarrell
Harold and
Howard Jarrell
Blanche Hoover
Denton
William Jarrell
Annie Lee Jarrell
Frederick B. Shackelford
Killarney
Hoover
Thomas Marvin Jarrell
Lindsay Street
High Point College
University of North Carolina
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
C. A. Hoover
Duke University
Cincinnati School of Embalming
Sigma Aeta Fraternity
Hoover Funeral Home
Ruth
North Carolina
Bertha Lowdermilk
Sunset Drive
Guilford County Sanatorium
Union Hill
Parent-Teacher Association of
MR. Lackey
J. R. Lackey
Thurston Street
Union Hill School
Mary Jones Bible
Mary Jones
W. F. Freeman
East Green Street
Matthew
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
South Main Street
National Bellas Hess Company
R. C. Floyd
Smith Street
Margaret Saunders
Ennis Street
Dorothy Rogers
Kathleen Potts
Clarence Potts
Charles Saunders
J. W. Saunders
James Raines
Monroe Raines
Bobby
S. G. Fowler
King, N. C
W. L. Daniel
Elizabeth Rayle
Guilford Neral Hospital
Colfax
J. H. Dunning
North Main Street
B. Herman Bowers
Faye
Joyce
Reidsville
Moffitt’s
Lexington Society
R. Lacy Leonard
East Center Street
Jones Hedrick
M. C. Cuthrell
State
Morans
S. S. Miranda
Mona Moran Townsend
Pilgrim’s
Jackson
Aileen Pringle
Lux
All Stars
Norfolk, Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Thane Barney Mg
Chesapeake Steamship
Southern Railway
Fort Jackson Street
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Southern Railway System
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Sechrest Funeral Home