Friends and relatives report local recovered and traveling notices
Mrs. Homer Burk hart is recovering at her sister Mrs. Roy Wrights home after a serious operation at Davidson hospital Lexington. Mrs. Roy Rutledge is recovering at home 513 Carter street Guilford General hospital patient. Bill Freeze at High Point hospital after a slight operation remaining about a week. Attending dance in Charlotte Miss Nell Adams Elizabeth Adams and Dorothy Ingram visit Miss May Gray Ffird for tea at Charlotte Country Club. The City Union missionary societies High Point Baptist church meet 7 30 pm at Hilliard Memorial on Thomasville road election of officers speaker R D Covington Mills Home Wesleyan speaker Charles leaves for Washington DC after holidays. Miss Sarah Shepard Miss Katherine King weekend Greensboro guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Gerganus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Burkhart
Roy Wright
East Green Street
Davidson Hospital
Lexington
Roy Rutledge
Guilford General Hospital
Carter Street
Bill Freeze
EB. W. Freeze
High Point Hospital
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Dorothy Ingram
May Gray Ffird
Charlotte
Charlotte Country
City Union of the Missionary Societies of the Baptist Churches of
High Point
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
R. D. Covington
Mills Home
Sarah Shepard
Katherine King
Greensboro
Lewis Gerganus
France Feels Power Surge Amid 1931 Prestige And Debt
European Year end review notes France rose to preeminence in 1931 with Laval’s Washington visit elevating status, France using gold reserves to shape policy while confronting rising unemployment and a 33 percent drop in foreign trade. Briand and Laval push for security tied disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
France
Napoleon
Pierre Laval
Washington
Hoover
Europe
Bank of France
England
Britain
Germany
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Greece
Paria
Ministry of Commerce
Frances
M. Laval
Tardieu
Italy
Riea
Tunisia
Aristide Briand
Geneva
League of Nations
M. Briand
Christmas Visits and War News Span North Carolina to France
Mr and Mrs J P McDaniel and son James spent Christmas in Asheville, others visited Tennessee and Charlotte, with many locals hosting relatives. The 1931 budget details military expenditures of 11 232 000 000 francs, Francedefense totals, and naval building through 1936. It notes Joffre and Loucheur deaths, Le Brix aviation record attempt ending, and government halting further record flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McDaniel
James
Asheville
France
Frances
Navy
Geneva
Dino Grandi
Marshal Joffre
M. Louis Loucheur
Marne
Lieut
Joseph le Brix
Siberia
Pay phones in Memphis suffer theft losses in fall
Memphis reports show from Sept 1 to Dec 1 total thefts amount to 245 dollars and 2500 dollars in phone damage as thieves opened money boxes and damaged equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Memis
Sparrow Sings for Symphony Flighty Bird Joins Bach Overture
In St. Louis the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Golschman performed the Bach B minor suite overture when a sparrow flew into the hall and chirped along with a flute accompaniment, then darted away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparrow
ST. Louis
Vladimir Golschman
Gustine sister wins Huron Hills Golf women’s title
In Detroit on December 26 Helen Gustine broke the Gustine brothers’ three year hold on the club’s men’s championships by winning the women’s title at Huron Hills Golf Club. Her victory upholds the family honor after Neil and Dick Gustine failed to compete in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gustine
Huron Hills
Neil
Dick Gustine
Helen
Stanford 1931 Football Squad Letters Awarded
Thirty four Stanford University football players earned letters for the season as part of a total of 90 student athletes receiving awards in Stanford athletics for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Green Woolen Dress Captures Envy at Cat and the Fiddle
A green woolen dress with a plain-button front and decorative yoke is paired with a brown antelope hat, gauntlet gloves, and belt. The ensemble features striped cuffs and a notable hat bow, creating an envy inducing look for the display at Cat and the Fiddle.
Holiday Puzzler Horizontal and vertical clues list
Puzzle clues feature a mixed set of crossword terms across horizontal and vertical entries including animal lair, cheerfulness, acidity, card games, and legal terms with numeric and linguistic hints such as second lines, exclamations, and anatomical references.
New Costumes Coast Along to Chic In Winter Sports Styles
Winter fashion shifts to athletic wear with themes from Norwegian to Cossack. Olympic Lake Placid February 4 to 13 inspires practical, warm outfits in suede, gabardine, novelty wools, and water proofed trousers. Skating outfits include divided skirts and velveteen accents. accessories feature berets and knotted caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlia Blanshard
NEA
New York
Lake Placid
Description of a Halloween Costume Translated
A description notes a black and green striped outfit with a black collar and green pompom at the zipper. It mentions a green St Moritz cap with a white pompom. Another costume described is a red corduroy lumberjack ensemble with a novelty scarf cap and mittens in gray white and red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Moritiz
Youth Kills Coons Near Country Club
Milford Byerly of Chestnut Street fired at what he believed to be a bobcat about a mile west of the Country Club but killed an unusual old coon with a neck collar deeply cut into its flesh. He suspects the collar was placed when the animal was young and seeks the owner to determine its age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Byerly
Chestnut Street
Country Club
Milford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist City Union
Charles
Washington, D. C
Russia
John McDaniel
Tennessee
Clara Caudill
North Wilkesboro
D. A. Cook
J. van Buren James
Miami, Fla
George Ausband, Jr
Danville, Va
Mrs
G. A. Ausband
South Main Street
J. W. G. Kemble
R.S. MacNeill
Mocksville
Silas McBee
Upholds
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
God of Love
Sheraton Hotel
Dixie's Finest Band
National Market Company
North Main
Coon
Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
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