Society Notes Continue With Travel Visits And Guests
A long list of local residents and relatives are noted traveling visiting relatives and attending events across Philadelphia Delaware New Jersey Baltimore Washington and North Carolina. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Hoffman Mr and Mrs A E Taplin Dr Hubert Gurley Miss Thelma Williams Miss Ruth Roark and many others with returns from Vermont Macon Mississippi and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoffman
Paul
Philadelphia
Mr. Hoffman
Will Elliott
Bobby Allen
Delaware
New Jersey
Baltimore
Pstelle Moore
Thelma Williams
Ruth Roark
Charlotte
Washington
New York
State Republican Paper to Start in Raleigh
Raleigh printer Wayland Allen announced a weekly to be titled The State Republican. The paper will publish on Fridays with several prominent men backing the venture and a plant to be established in Raleigh after the first issue printed in another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wayland” Allen
State Republican
Allen
Fort Bragg Commander Promoted to First Division Post
Fort Bragg commander Brigadier General Lucius R. Holbrook has been promoted to command the First Division of the United States Army and will be stationed at Fort Hamilton New York. He will be succeeded at Fort Bragg by Brigadier General Herbert J. Brees promoted from colonel. Transfer timing was not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Lucius R. Holbrook
Fort Bragg
13Th Field Artillery
United States Army
Holbrook
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Herbert J. Brees
Laramie
Wyo
Brees
German Engines to Power Navy Dirigibles at Akron
The U S bureau of aeronautics announced German engines will be installed in the first of two new Navy dirigibles built at Akron Ohio. Eight Maybach motors are ordered from the German company that supplied the Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Bureau of Aeronautics
Camp Uwharrie Welcomes Largest Scout Camp Yet
108 scouts attended Camp Uwharrie during the final week making it the council’s largest camp. The dining hall, built by C. L. Amos and Clarence H. MacKay, seats 160 and served 11 198 meals over five weeks. The camp cost about 4.19 per boy for food with the rest of the 6.75 fee allocated to leadership transportation fuel and maintenance. Capt. Fred Mills of the National Camping Department praised the dining hall as one of the best equipped in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Uwharrie Council
C. L. Amos
Clarence H. MacKay
Fred Mills
National Camping Department
Percy Bloxam
M. Winslow
H. B. Hiatt
H. A. Millis
Charming Parties Honor Visitors At Thomasville
In Thomasville on Friday afternoon and evening Mrs. Mamie Harris and Mrs. R. P. Murphy hosted two card parties in honor of Mrs. J. T. Henry of Newberry South Carolina. Bridge and rock games filled the day with High scores awarded to Mrs. Vernon Snyder and Miss Alliene Hoover in bridge, while Mrs. Will Long and Mrs. Kate Norment excelled at rock. The hostesses presented keepsakes to the honored guests and a generous refreshment service followed. Invited guests include prominent local families and visitors from Lexington High Point and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. T. Henry
Newberry
Mamie Harris
R. P. Murphy
Randolph Street
Vernon Snyder
A. R. Swaim
Will Long
Luther Conrad
Alliene Hoover
W. G. Hazel
Rock
Kate Norment
D. W. Nesbit
Henry
Nee English
Charles F. Lambeth
R. G. Jennings
Ralph Hinkle
Robert Rapp
O. R. Hodgin
E. H. Mahone
R. M. Cooksey
Alvah Boyles
W. H. Peace
Carson Cox
C. H. Newby
W. G. Smith
Odessa Swaim
David Long, Jr
Nat Walker
C. H. Phillips
A. H. Ragan
J. W. Boyles
C. L. Harris
Will Hinkle
C. B. Griffin
Clarence Tomlinson
M. L. Bales
T. J. Covington
Harry Lee Lambeth
C. F. Finch
T. A. Finch
J. F. Garner
H. R. Kyser
W. E. Tomlinson
C. F. Phillips
Ralph Wilson
G. E. Crowell
Reese Harville
E. L. Webb
J. R. Myers
T. E. Jennings
James E. Lambeth
Meyer Mendenhall
D. G. Warren
Z. W. Crutchfield
D. W. Maddox
Hobart Lee Fouts
Jesse
White
English
W. H. Walker
Lexington
James m. Lambeth
Dunlop White
Moyer Mendenhall
Ray Hoover
Annie Yow
O. R
Thursday Bridge Club Honors Mrs Long With Gifted Prize
Mrs David Long Jr entertained the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club on its name day at her Park Avenue home. Two tables were set for play in a decorated living room. Mrs W E Tomlinson won the highest score prize of silk hose. a consolation prize was a lovely radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Long, Jr
Thursdaay Afternoon Bridge Club
Park Avenue
W. E. Tomlinson
Mrs Paul Green Family Hosts Maiden Visit Recap
Mrs Paul Green and children Paul Jr and Bettie returned Thursday from Maiden where they were guests of Mrs Green's parents Rev and Mrs R Howie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Paul, Jr
Bettie
Maiden
Misses Williams Guests of Mrs Hauser in Spindale
Miss Ree Williams and Miss Mildred Williams of Spindale are visiting Mrs. Lawrence Hauser at her Carmalt Street home. The social guest arrangement is noted in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Mildred Williams
Spindale
Lawrence Hauser
Carmalt Street
Newton family to visit Basham relatives
Mrs Mills Newton and her children from New Orleans Louisiana travel to Basham to visit relatives. They have stayed with Mr and Mrs J D Newton for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Newton
New Orleans
Basham
Mrs Victoria Miller Visits Son In Spencer
Mrs Victoria Miller of Spencer is visiting her son J Q Miller on West Main street for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Miller
Spencers
J. Q. Miller
West Main Street
Pleasant Luncheon Honors Dr and Mrs Rowe of Dayton
Mr and Mrs W E Foust hosted a Tuesday luncheon at their home honoring Dr and Mrs W W Rowe of Dayton Ohio visiting relatives. Centerpiece of dahlias and roses created a pink orchid color note. Eight at the table with four courses served. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Rowe Mr and Mrs D E Hoover Rev and Mrs J A Palmer Miss Alma Fouts Miss Clara Fouts and Mr and Mrs Fouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Foust
W. W. Rowe
Dayton
Ohio
Rowe
D. E. Hoover
J.A. Palmer
Alma
Clara Fouts
Fouts
Winston-Salem Couple Seriously Injured In Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs W T Sedden of Winston-Salem were struck while crossing a street by an auto driven by Carl Livengood. He faces reckless driving charges and was released on 5000 bond. Mr Sedden suffered a leg fracture and serious head injuries. Mrs Sedden had a fractured leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
W. T. Sedden
Massachusetts Sets Rules for Glider Operations
Massachusetts issues rules governing gliders requiring approval for all models and permission for pilots before operating on any flying field. The regulations ban glider use when other aircraft are active on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Hood simulates night flight for student pilots
At Kelly Field Texas a cockpit hood simulates night flying conditions for students. An instructor sits behind in the emergency seat to pull the plane from danger if the student misjudges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Tex
Siam Considers Civil Aviation Growth
In Don Muang Siam the Cabinet Council plans to allocate 518700 for airfields wireless and meteorological stations and requests 27500 for the upkeep of four ports as part of expanding civil aviation nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fven
Siam
Don Muang
Mobile Girl Tries for First Place in National Radio Audition
Helen Thelma Verneuille, 22, blind soprano of Mobile, wins Mobile local and Alabama state rounds of the Fourth National Radio Audition. She seeks national finalist status and a share of 25,909 dollars in cash awards plus ten music scholarships from the Atwater Kent Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Helen Thelma Verneuille
United States
Atwater Kent Foundation
Cincinnati
Murals Installed in Alabama State Capitol Home
Large fight themed murals depicting outstanding historical events have been placed inside the Alabama state capitol building, adding a dramatic public art display to the historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fight
Alabama
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A. E. Taplin
Sophia
Mr. Taplin
South Ryegate
Vermont
C. W. Gaddy
Albemarle
Ardyn Hills
L. L. Stookey
James Lynn
Emma Fritz
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory
Charles C. Young
Southmont
M BP Church
Young
D. S. Gurley
Hubert Gurley
Virginia Bain
Wrightsville Beach
Joe Vincannon
Woodrow Allison
Sumter
8. C
Polly Hicks
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Helen Vincannon
Roaring Gap
Catherine Gill
Jackson Springs
Ruth Jarell
Lindsay Street
Asheboro
Dan Schroder
Cowpens, S. C
Maude York
Eva Hodgin
Greensboro
Liberty
H. M. Roach
Herman T. Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Meredith College
H. H. Foust
O. T. Andrews
Emma Younts
Mable Andrews
Albert Scheidhauer
Miss Nina White
Harold Davis
R. C. Davis
Burris Clinic
Hamilton Street
George H. Brown
C. N. Russell
Tue
I. W. Heiser
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Zeo Motors
W. E. Davis
Sheraton Hotel
J. Frank Kinney
Melissa Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Newberry, D. C
Trinity
G. W. Lyles
New York City
S. C
G. M. Hoover
Bridge
East Main Street
Muri
Blind Flying Hood
Wrns
Helen Verneuille
Atwater-Kent Award
North Carolina Bank & Trust Company
Atlantic Insurance and Realty CO
Kaynee
N. H. Silver Company
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