Births and gatherings fill community notices across town
The notice page reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ridge at 145 Lindsay street, several club meetings including the Club of Twelve, Lotus club, and Central Friends Senior Christian Endeavor, plus hospital operations and holiday events at Wesley Memorial, Bay Street, Sedgefield Manor, and Allen Jay school with varied attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ridge
James Grey
Lindsay Street
Lotus Club
Springfield Christian Endeavor Society
Sonny Jane
Allen Jay School
Margaret Rucker
Louise Davis
Francis Hatton
Louise Thurber
Aillene Hendricks
Ona Thurber
Lena E. Nance
W. W. Ellington, Jr
John W. Richardson
Clayton Glasgow
Obe
Names of Mrs. Charles Lee Mrs. Will R Smith and Mrs L C McSwain
Three women are listed by name in theOCR fragment: Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs. Will R. Smith and Mrs. L. C. McSwain. The context for these names is not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
Will R. Smith
L. C. McSwain
Ingram Family Returns From Hamlet Visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ingram have returned from a two weeks stay at Hamlet where they were guests of their son Hal Ingram. Miss Elizabeth McLeod returns home after three weeks in Roanoke Virginia with her sister Mrs. Jack Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Ingram
Hamlet
Hal Ingram
Elizabeth McLeod
Roanoke
Jack Williams
Nine UNC alumni join Phi Beta Kappa in Chapel Hill
An unusual initiation in Chapel Hill sees nine UNC alumni who earned high scholastic rank before 1893 inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. Also three later scholars were initiated. The university amended its charter rules in 1904 to permit alumni initiations for eligible earlier classes. Local initiates include Manning Harper Hill Foust Harvey Biggs Franklin Rogers Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Phi Beta Kappa
James S. Manning
Ernest Haywood
James Lee Love
Nathan Hunt Wilson
Frances Marion Harper
John Sprunt Hill
Thomas Roswell Foust
Charles Felix Harvey
James Crawford
North Carolina
Unidentified car destroyed by blaze near Old Thomasville road
An unowned automobile burned completely last night at 8 o clock on the Old Thomasville road near the junction with state highway 10. Fire company number 3 responded but arrived too late to save the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Road
Fire Company Number 3
County rural school buses rise to eighty three from last year
Davidson County rural schools employ eighty three trucks to transport pupils daily, an increase of twenty over last year, due to new schools opening. Supt. Paul F. Evans and sixteen rural school principals are working to provide transportation at the same cost as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Paul F. Evans
Drive Against Eel Fishing Nets In Lake Neagh Initiated
Local authorities in Ireland have begun a drive targeting eel fishing with nets in Lake Neagh. Officials emphasize conservation and enforcement to curb illegal practices, prompting compliance from fishers and monitoring by environmental agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Neagh
Ireland
Duke Endowment Birthday Observed By Alumni
Duke university alumni and former students number about six thousand will attend 35 or more Duke Day dinners across cities including New York Washington Richmond Los Angeles Nashville and Columbia S C to mark the endowment’s signing anniversary. Walter Lambeth congressman-elect spoke at the Chapel and guidance on the university’s future was shared by faculty and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
Duke
Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
North Carolina
University
Lambeth
University Woman's College
W. H. Wannamaker
Alice Baldwin
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Los Angeles
Nashville
Jenn
Columbia
S&s. C
W. P. Few
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
RK. L. Flowers
Henry R. Duire
New Bern
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Rockingham
Gastonia
Charlotte
Albemarle
Shelby
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
Sanford
Weldon
Mt. Airy
Highway 90 Open From Lexington To Pittsboro
Lexington reports Highway 90 now surfaced with tar via from Lexington to Pittsboro linking to Chapel Hill and Raleigh routes. Rain delayed work but recent fair weather finished the nine mile gap eastward and completed all county surfaced state highways out of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Asheboro
Pittsboro
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Denton
Variable Wing Plan by Waldo Water Raises Aviation Safety
Washington Waldo Water has developed a plane with hinged wings that adjust to a 25 degree angle for safer efficiency. At takeoff the wings are horizontal, and in flight the pilot bends them to a variable angle for optimization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waldo Waterplan
Pathfinder echoes in clinic as doctor crafts verses
A caller jokes about poetry in a doctor's office. Dr. Butcher confirms poetry to fill idle time as the patient lists no patients and references Pathfinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Nick
Club OF Twelve
A. S. Parker
Emerywood
Peace
Garfield Peace
High Point Hospital
MR. Mercer
Joe Mercer
Guilford General Hospital
English Street
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church School
J. W. Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
Bay Street
Ray Street
Sedgefield Manor
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Elizabeth Adams
Nell Adams
Dorothy Ingram
Tian Endeavor
Daisy Brown
Verna Hayworth
Anna Mendenhall
W. G. Lackey
Jesse Edwin
Cable Street
Allen Jay
Ragan
Dillard Ragan
Utopian Study Club
Roland Holton
Roy Spearman
Farrell Gray
J. S. Groome
Jesse Harris
Lawrence Ingram
Chas. Kephart
L. C. Kirkman
L. CC. Matton
W. B. Thomas
Thos, Turner
Phil Warner
Rodney Snow
McCanless
Martha Washington Club
W. F. McCanless
Mavica Washington Garden Club
Madison Avenue
Dunbar
Lois McCanless
J. FR. Montgomery
C. Dunbar
Giadgi Paiker
AD Xmas
Gladys
Pane Eo
Phil Beta Kappa
James B. Duke
THE
Silver Fox Cross Fox
Sable
Greensboro Bank
N.C
Greenville, Monroe and
Laurinburg
Highway 90
Fine Footwear
Tamity
Merit’s Shoe Co. Inc
South Main
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