Barbara declares journalism path over Bruce plot ends
In a Telegraph office scene Barbara tests a new path as a reporter. She realizes Moe Dermott ignores her and later meets Wilma Collins who envisions a double wedding. Barbara confirms she is quitting social life for a journalism career and shares plans with Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvara
Wilma Collins
Wilma
Trousseau
Babs
Bruce
Barbara
Telegraph
Hope
Local notices and club events fill community page
Ill health touches Miss Verna Petty at 415 South Main. The Tea and Topics club postpones its Archdale meeting. Miss Lelia Owen ill in YWCA rooms. Bible Study class meets at 2:30 PM with Mrs Eldridge. Woman's club plans luncheon tomorrow at 1:15 with Dr Spruill speaker. Captains meet at YWCA 10 AM to report and discuss. Mr and Mrs David MacJester return from Raeford wedding trip and plan Emerywood move. Main Street Methodist Auxiliary elects officers and hosts oyster supper Thursday 6 to 8:30 PM in church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
Hannah
Archdale
Mrs. Macjester
David MacJester
Raeford
Royster Tucker
Emerywood
Lucy Robertson
Main Street Methodist Church
Nellie Stone
Bernice Spencer
Elizabeth Wall
Charles Mann
Charles Goolsby
George Brown
Claude Byerly
E. Narice
Virgie Farley
The
Voice
May Wooley
Wagger's Jewelry Store Promises Finest Offerings
A brief ad-like notice touts Wagger's Jewelry Store as standing behind every sale and delivering nothing but the best. The copy emphasizes quality and exclusivity as part of the store's branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagger’s
Residents return from Thanksgiving visits in North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith and children came back from Charlotte and Gastonia after Thanksgiving with friends and relatives. Mrs. Hutchison and her young son returned to Greensboro from a relatives visit here. Mrs. Gold leaves for New York tonight to join several ladies for a trip. Mrs. Cooper and baby returned to Statesville after visiting Mrs. Rankin Jr. Mrs. Burris returns from a week in Hickory and Granite Falls with her sister Miss Mable Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith
Charlotte and
Gastonia
J. R. Hutchison
Small Son
Greensboro
T. J. Gold
New York
C. M. Hauser
Ed Millis
C. F. Tomlinson
J. B. Cooper
Baby
Statesville
Jack Burris
Hickory
Granite Falls
Mable Long
Citywide fire hazard inspection begins under fire chief and inspector
Under the direction of Fire Chief A. TM. Horney and City Building Inspector J. L. Sechrest a general inspection of buildings began today to remove all fire hazards. Residential areas will be checked and owners notified to fix issues. Inspectors will examine roofs and chimneys as wooden shingles and aging roofs contribute to blazes. Three firemen are assigned and reports go to the fire chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ™. Horney
J. L. Sechrest
C B Mitchell Travels to Exide Factory for Review
C B Mitchell, proprietor of the Auto Electric and Battery company handling Exide batteries, traveled from High Point Sunday night to visits in Washington and Philadelphia. He plans to tour the Exide factory in Philadelphia to study new battery manufacture and service methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Mitchell
Auto Electric and Battery Company
Exide
High Point
Washington
Philadelphia
Exide Company
Mr. Mitchell
Wilbur declines chief justice post in California
Secretary Wilbur turns down Governor Richardson’s offer to become California chief justice, saying his duty lies in Washington. The denial ends ongoing rumors of his resignation amid Shenandoah and aviation disputes, with President Coolidge not planning any cabinet changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilbur
Supreme Court of California
Naval
Friend W. Richardson
California
Coolidge
Edwin Denby
Richardson
Naval Academy
Luncheon Clubs and Chamber Meet Next Week
The Rotary Kiwanis and Civitan clubs join the chamber of commerce for a joint session in the Sheraton ballroom on Thursday night December 10. Frannk J. Sizemore invites all citizens to attend by notifying the chamber, with topics of local interest to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Commerce
Rotary, Kiwanis and Civitan
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Frannk J. Sizemore
Dentists Return From Durham Meeting
Drs. W. F. Clayton J. J. Hamlin C. H. Teague and W. R. McKaugan returned to the city last night after attending the district dental association meeting in Durham Monday. The next meeting will be in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clayton
J. J. Hamlin
C. H. Teague
W. R. McKaugan
City
District Dental Association
Durham
Burlington
Unity vote signals spiritual victory for Methodists
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes says the northern church shows a generous, welcoming spirit toward union with the south. He notes unification support near 95 percent in the northern church, while the southern branch falls short of the 75 percent constitutional threshold, though final returns may show a 300 to 400 vote majority. The 1844 schism remains but both churches move toward reunion after a long separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edwin Holt Hughes
Hughes
William McDowell
Washington, D. C
Commission of Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church Southeast Vote On Union Ahead
Dr. R J Wade announced the annual conference vote totals showing 10 521 ministerial votes in favor and 672 against and 6910 laymen votes for with 179 against For union a constitutional majority is indicated as the two thirds rule applies The Associated Press reported the bishops will announce the official vote on December 11 in Nashville Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wade
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wagsed Jewelry Store Offers Small Deposit Plan
A notice states customers can place a small deposit now to hold any purchase at Wagsed Jewelry Store. The plan allows delayed payment while securing item selection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MoeDermott
Andrew Mc Dermott
Miss Petty
Verna Petty
South Main Street
Lelia Owen
D. B. Eldridge
South Hamilton Street
Woman’s Club
Spruill
Guilford County
Stan
Mann
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Horney
State
Stanback
Broadhurst
Frances Burr Mitchell
Boston
North Main Street
Wire
Jewelry Store
Lette Safety Razor
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
Santa
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
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