Local society notes feature births weddings and travel
Mrs. Milton Silver is a patient at Guilford General hospital. Mrs. George T. Wood left for Mt Ulla due to illness of her mother Mrs. Josephine Sherrill. The Sears announce a daughter born August 24 at Guilford General. Mr and Mrs Murray White announce a daughter Elizabeth Payne born August 21 at Guilford General. Piedmont Association Tournament set for tomorrow at Sedgefield Country Club. Mr and Mrs Henry Mooney announce a son born August 24. Mrs Mooney is Virginia Yates of High Point. Rev Roy I Farmer and Miss Helen Johnston depart for Wellsville Ohio. Mrs Farmer and children to stay with her mother. The Daugher born to Mr and Mrs King Elizabeth May at Kannapolis. Wedding notices cover Vera Rudisill and W Norman Brinson of Wilmington. Kate Mackie of Yadkinville marries Parker Waynick of High Point. Public see also Johns and extended families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray White
Lindsay Street
Elizabeth Payne
Guilford General Hospital
Henry Mooney
Wellsville
Ohio
Roy I. Farmer
First
M. P
Helen Johnston
Dennison
First Baptist Pastorium
Martinsville
Vera Nell Rudisill
Rock Hill
S. C
W. Norman Brinson
Wilmington
N. E. Rudisill
New Hanover High School
Mr. Brinson
Hettie Brinson
S. W. Brinson
Bridges Street
Virginia
North Carolina
Brinson
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Mackie
Parker Waynick
Kate Mackie
Yadkinville
First Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Nabers
Alfred Caldwell, Jr
W. E. Dobbins
Adelaide Crowell
Elizabeth Monroe
Miss Crowell
George C. Mackie
Wake Forest
Waynick
Robert L. Waynick
University of North Carolina
Theta Chi
Wake Forest College
M. W. Mackie
Blanche Mackie
Jack
Francis
John H. Myers
Ruth Myers
Winston-Salem
John Stuart Coe
Macon
W. T. Myers
Emily Myers
Store a Graphs Suits In Early Fall Wool Tweeds
Serviceable wool tweeds in popular Fall shades offered at five dollars. Chic, practical suits designed for early Fall wear.
Coats and Appliques Styled by Designers for Fall
Designers unveil coats with practical fabrics and subtle appliques for the upcoming fall season. The looks prioritize wearability while offering refined detailing and muted color schemes suitable for everyday use.
Local Residents Return From Trips Across States
Thomas Gold Jr. visits New York as a professional visitor. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hilton and children spend the week in Washington and Richmond Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Staley return from a visit with Mr. Staley’s parents in Seagrove. Mrs. John N. Paul and daughter Eleanor Wilson return from a Virginia Beach and Ocean View trip. Mrs. C. A. Barbee returns from White Sulphur Springs Mt Airy after two weeks. Margaret Hodges with Mrs. Paul and two children Mary Louise and Jack Nicholson also return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hilton
Washington
Richmond
John N. Paul
Eleanor Wilson
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
C. A. Barbee
White Sulphus Springs
Mt. Airy
Margaret Hodges
Mary Louise
Jack Nicholson
Slorifying Yourself to Read Hands and Stay Young
A fitness for the eye guide urges men to pamper hands with care, lotion, and grooming. It advises poised, meaningful gestures, uplifted resting palms, and neat manicures while preferring natural polish over flashy lacquers.
Mountain Motoring in Himalayas by Citroën Haardt team
Washington National Geographic Society directed Citroën Haardt Trans Asia Expedition attempts an unprecedented Himalaya ascent in motor vehicles. Cars use rear wheel drive and tractor like band treads for steep climbs and descents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trans-Asia
National Geographic Society
India
Asia
Himalaya Mountains
Band
Hannon Begins 60th Year at Brass Foundry
New Britain Connecticut veteran Patrick H Hannon 74 starts his 60th year in continuous service at a local brass foundry He remains strong and active in his 60th year of employment measured from his early work in the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Patrick H. Hannon
School Board Sets Tomorrow Bid Time for School Equipment
The city school board will accept bids tomorrow at 10 o'clock for science equipment library equipment and cafeteria equipment for the Junior High. Bids are to be received on the second floor of the Exposition building and furniture will be examined. Contracts may be awarded immediately if feasible.
World's Largest Bureau: High Point Chamber of Commerce Building
A High Point North Carolina chamber of commerce bureau built to resemble a giant piece of furniture attracts attention in the Manufacturers Record. The 27 by 14 by 32 foot structure sits near the city center on a main thoroughfare, paneled in mahogany walnut and rosewood. It was funded by local and visiting firms and serves as a tourism information booth with visible side doors and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Record
South
Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
N. C
Thomasville 10 Open Schools On Monday Sept 7
Gur ney Loflin of Fullers Randolph county lost two hams and two middlings during a revival meeting at Westfield Baptist church. Roma Summey, same community, lost a ham a fiddling a bushel and a half of wheat and 18 chickens likely by the same thieves. No clue yet. City schools to open September 7 with census showing higher school age numbers and filled rooms as idle housing diminishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gurney Loflin
Fullers
Randolph County
Westfield Baptist Church
Roma Summey
Revival services end as Dr W Marshall Craig speaks
Dr W Marshall Craig of Dallas Texas concluded a series of revival services at the First Baptist Church on Sunday night after preaching twice daily for eight days. His sermons drew large gatherings of interested hearers as he concluded his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Marshall ‘Craig
Dallas
Texas
First
Baptist
Craig
Texas Pastor Delivers Revival at Ridgecrest Meetings
In Ridgecrest a successful Texas pastor delivered a series of sermons before Baptist assemblies of the southern states. Mrs Craig accompanied her husband in their car and they will depart today to resume their duties at their great church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgecrest
M. O. Alexander
Texas
Cord Cabriolet For Winner of Air Race
Auburn Ind August 25 A Cord front drive cabriolet is the sweepstakes prize for about 60 contestants in the national trans continental sweepstake handicap air derby part of the National Air Races to be held in Cleveland from August 29 to September 7 Contestants start from Clover Field Santa Monica to Akron arriving Sunday August 30 Two divisions men and women prize money 6000 for each winner cord cabriolet prize to boost competition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auuburn
Ind
National Air Races
Cleveland
Clover Field
Santa Monica
Cali
Akron
Ohio
Degrees of Sweetness in Desserts
When preparing puddings and desserts it is well to remember that brown sugar maple sugar and even molasses are a little less sweet than white agar and can be used more generously.
Lexingtons New Auditorium to Seat About 1200
Lexington reports detailed plans for a new auditorium and gymnasium at the Junior Order National Orphans Home unit. The $100,000 addition will add an auditorium for 1200, a rear gym with showers, and will adjoin the quadrangle near the administration and dormitory. The project raises total investment to about $850,000, with the building named for Sam F. Vance, longtime state council secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Orphans’ Home For Junior Order
Sam P. Vance
Kernersville
Lexington
Junior Order National Orphans Home
State Council of the
Junior Order At
Charlotte
Pennsylvania
Sam F. Vance
Winston-Salem and Kernersville
State Council
North Carolina Junior Order member faces expulsion
The subject remains alive and active in serving Junior Order members in North Carolina known as the savage hearts, but faced a forceful eviction from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Order
North Carolina
Operatic tenor hissed by inmates in dormitory sings
Pittsburgh August 25 Salvatore Gazzazza tried to serenade inmates at the Improvement of the Poor dormitories but was met with catcalls and cries to pipe down. In a final outburst he attempted to soothe the crowd with another number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Salvatore Gazzazza
Salvatore
French Army Strength Report to League of Nations
Paris reports to the League of Nations that France maintains a military force of 317000 as a minimum compatible with security, far below the 810000 in service in 1913 before World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League of Nations
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Silver
Milton Silver
MT. Ulla
George T. Wood
Josephine Sherrill
Piedmont Association
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
James Robinson
Reidsville
C. B. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Clifford Jarvis
New York City
F. M. Jarvis
Bencini Street
J. H. McCall
Shenandoah Valley
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Wright
Durham
Shirley Furr
Chestnut Street
Miss Furr
John Parker
Andrina Parker
Greenville
Dr. Parker
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Thomas Gold, Jr
New York
Ae Ee
Mrs. S. B. Staley
Mr. Staley
Mrs. J. N. Staley
Seagrove
Alicia Hart
Beauty
Mrs. Parker Waynick
Cord
Nelly Don
Jersey
Nelly
the Ladies’ Store
South Main St
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Elsie Elder
THE
Estate Stove Co
Hamilton, Ohio
Public Service Company
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
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