Local Folks Travel and Visit Nearby Resorts
Mr and Mrs C G Dickerson return this week from Atlantic City with visits in New York Baltimore and Washington. Ed Kirkman Forrest Murray and E H McCowen group attended a Bethlehem camp meeting as tents filled the town. Ruth Poovey and Jessie Carroll visit Newton at Mrs Poovey's home. T F Wrenn party camped at Mount Vernon Springs with many relatives. J S Welborn and family return from Hendersonville after a four week vacation. Al Johnston and J P Redding with Janie Redding visit Connelly Springs. Jim Lynch and Ed Hutchens visit Winston Salem then Asheville. Lyman Redding sees friends at Connelly Springs. Mrs H H McBroom of Abingdon Va underwent surgery at Guilford General hospital and improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Dickerson
Atlantic City
New York
Baltimore
Washington
High Point
Princess
Ed H Kirkman
Forrest Murray
E. H. McCowen
Bethlehem
Greensboro
Jim Lynch
Winston-Salem
Ed. Hutchens
Asheville
Local residents note travel and moves around town
The report lists several residents visiting Greensboro or relocating. Andrew Parker leaves for Atlanta to begin winter study, the Ingrams move to Atlanta with children Dorothy and Charles Jr., the Pollocks travel to Havana for business, while the Ellis family returns from North Wilkesboro and Taylorsville.
No Disorder Reported In Mine Fields Area
Wireless lines into Ethel Sharples and Blair mining towns in Logan county were out of order this morning hindering contact with Logan. Governor Morgan lacked information and Adjutant General Charnockfi was en route with UMWA to investigate. Sheriff Walker dismissed circulating claims of miners gathering at Marmet to march on Mingo as baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Ethel
Sharples
Blair
Logan County
Logan
Morgan
H. Charnockfi
United Mine Workers
Marmet
Mingo
Walker
Cabin Creek
Maude Moore to Face Retrial in Knoxville Case
Mrs. Maude Moore, formerly of Knoxville and convicted of murdering Leroy Harth, is set for retrial after extradition waiver. She was located in Tacoma and will be sent to Tennessee to stand trial again. Her husband, William B. Stubbs, a hotel proprietor, vows to accompany her to Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Tate
Ben Moore
Miss Tate
Beta Pi Club
Randall Terry
Robert Cottam
First Baptist Church
Tacoma
Wash
William B. Stubbs
Maude Moore
Leroy Harth
Knoxville
Charles C Tuggle Dies After Long Illness At 55
Charles Columbus Tuggle, 55, died at his Ashboro Street home after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. He leaves a widow, four daughters, three sons, and many relatives. The funeral is set for 2:30 PM Tuesday at the Primitive Baptist Church in Mechanicsville, conducted by Rev. Samuel MacMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Columbus Tuggle
Ashboro Street
Primitive Baptist
Mechanicsville
Samuel MacMillan
Wage Council Takes No Action on Railroad Wage Cut
Atlantic City Aug 29 The AFL executive council decided to take no action regarding the railroad wage reduction. Members said they stood ready to call a special conference and assist if requested by any organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
The
American Federation of Labor
Armstrong Company to Stage Complete Changes This Week
Carl Armstrong and his Gloom Lifters will return this week in a full bill overhaul from last week at the Orpheum. Management expects record attendance as vaudeville acts are entirely changed under manager Mana vey Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Armstrong
The
Orpheum
Manavey Armstrong
Second auto-omni bus to serve Simons-Beaver district
Statesville writes that the county schools will start with a second auto-omni bus to transport children from the Simons-Beaver district to the Simons school house about three miles away. The prior auto-omni used in Iredell county operated with Cool Spring and Sifth Creek schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Simons-Beaver
Simons School House
Iredell County
Cool Spring
Sifth Creek
Hungary to cede west Hungary to Austria per treaty
Budapest reports that Hungary will hand west Hungary to Austria as required by the peace treaty. Pech and nearby zones now held by Yugoslav authorities will also be transferred, while Hungary plans to present a reparations claim of about 90 billion crowns for damages from the Romanian invasion and related confiscations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Pech
Jugodar
Satire in Stone Becomes a Civic Fetish Across Cities
A New York fad turns to satire carved in church and civic stone as architects defend humorous medieval traditions. Public interest widens to Yale and New Haven while skeptics await hidden portraits of modern types and past figures in old buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Thomas’ Church
Fifth Avenue
Times
Lenine
New York Stock Exchange
Falstaff
Anti-Saloon League
New Haven
Harkness Memorial
Yale
America
Harvard
Europe
Tyre
Magdalen College
Oxford
Yorkshire
Strasburg
Westminster
Tennis Keeps Men Out of Pen
A brief item notes that playing tennis keeps men out of the pen. The report from Sioux City, Iowa, dated August 29, mentions that activity serves as a deterrent or alternative to incarceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Sioux City
Roosevelt ill at Campobello shows improvement
Eastport Missouri dispatch reports former Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Roosevelt vice presidential candidate last year is seriously ill at his Campobello summer home. He is now showing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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P.M
Velma Matthews
Circle One
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Ruth Welborn
H. W. McCain
Lake Junaluska
Circle Two
Same Missionary Society
Gwendolyn Cummings
Roland Park
Annie Carter Marsh
Marvin Bost
Ella Bost
Bost
West Russell Street
Atlanta
Mr. Best
Ada Yates
Blanche Hill
Freda Gross
Edna Gross
Lena Lambert
Myrtle Leonard
Lizzie Foust
Grace Hicks
Hattie Hicks
Florence Yorkley
Ona Brown
Lola Garner
Wilma Coward
Flita Coward
Euniece Foust
Myrtle Pye
Essie Wellington
Pearl Pitts
Ella Best
Walter Sprinkle
Clyde Leonard
Leonard Chaney
Paul Payne
John Bennett
Dixie Rice
Dewey Jones
Hale Parson
Vernil Lambert
Holton
Fairfield
Tilden
Cicero Holton
Cicero
King George
A. BF. Holton
Rufus Holton
Yadkinville
Holland Holton
Trinity College
Durham
Jamestown
Arminius Gray
Ruth Poovey
Jessie Carroll
Newton
Miss Poovey
T. F. Wrenn
Mount Vernon Springs
Wrenn
W. D. Brooks
H. A. Adams
Gurney Kearns
Shubal Kirkman
Oscar Kearns
Helen Reynolds
Leslie Bourdin
Seaborn Perry
Tom Kearns
Kok
J. S. Welborn
Washington Street
Hendersonville
Welborns
al Johnston
J. P. Redding
Janie Redding
Connelly Springs
Lyman Redding
H. H. McBroom
Abingdon
Guilford General Hospital
A. L. Holton
Hamilton Street
Moffitt Furnishing Co
J. B. Ellis
Clayton
North Wilkesboro
Ellises
Taylorsville
W. M. Horney
E.S. McLeod
Andrew Parker
S. M. Pope
Healing Springs
High Rock
Edna
Doris
Nellie Yates
Charles Ingram
L. J. Ingrams
Elm Street
Dee Pollock
Havana
Cuba
Mr. Pollock
Charles C. Tuggle
Council
Armstrong
J. R. Perkins
Council Bluffs, In
Iown Penitentiary
Mr. Perkins
W.A. Davis
Ares
Emon
Ward
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
High Point, N
New Fall
Oxfords
Lapert Shoe Fitters
Quality Shoe Store
Fall Footwear
Enterprise
Stat
N. C. Public Service
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