Bertha Wright and Everett Embler wed in Danville
Mrs M A Wright announces the marriage of her daughter Bertha to Everett Oscar Embler on December 24 1932 in Danville Virginia. Rev R C English performed the ceremony and the couple will reside at 507 Kennedy Street High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wright
Everett Embler
M. A. Wright
Bertha
Everett Oscar Embler
Danville
R. C. English
D. H. Embler
Thomasville
Kennedy Street
Miss Mullies
J. D. Koonce
J. Mullies
Mary Elizabeth
H. P. East
Blair family visits old Washington home for Colonial remodeling
David H. Blair of Washington and his family spent Christmas at the Blair family home on the city’s southern edge. The project, led by John J. Blair, aims to restore the house in an American Colonial style with redesigned grounds. The old home remains, with landscaping to enhance its charm. Blair declined to comment on any early New Year economic outlook, noting his view is not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Blair
Washington
Internal Revenue
National Capital
Blair
John J. Blair
High Point Men Set New Duck Hunting Record
Two High Point men Cc F Mann and W F Morgan reportedly set a new duck hunting record at Pamlico Sound. They killed 19 ducks with seven shots from an out shore blind. Guides R E Mayo and Bud Harman, with 30 years in the field, said the feat unmatched. Mann and Morgan returned home with their ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Cc. F. Mann
W. F. Morgan
Pamlico Sound
R. EK. Mayo
Bud Harman
Mr. Mann
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street Rally Lifts Markets Despite Tax Selling
Aggressive rail buying spurred New York stocks higher with New York Central leading gains of over two points. Santa Fe Union Pacific U S Steel and other majors rose while chemicals and Allied Chemical boosted sentiment as analysts noted strong earnings power and ongoing dividends despite uncertain year end conditions.
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New York
New York Central
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Case
American Can
DuPont
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Union Carbide
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco B
Wall Street
L. F. Loche
Miss Grethel Owens Weds Hubert Grimes
Announcement of the December wedding of Hubert Grimes and Miss Grethel Owens at the East Green Street Baptist church. Rev. George T. Tunstall officiated at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Owens. Grimes works for the High Point Paper Box Company. The couple will reside on Park Street.
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Grethel Owens
Hubert Grimes
Miss Grethel Owens
George T. Tunstall
East Green Street Baptist Church
W. L. Owens
Grimes
High Point Paper Box Company
Allen Jay School
Park Street
Posey Charged in Highway Robbery Case in City
Zeke Posey colored of 306 Taylor Street arrested by local police on a highway robbery charge for allegedly holding up Erwin M. Dunn and taking $24 on December 23. John Green colored, 21, arrested on Dunn’s complaint with $500 bond. Posey later charged in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke Posey
Taylor Street
Erwin M. Dunn
John Green
Dunn
Posey
Army Delivers Buttermilk To 400 Families In Salvation Drive
Adjutant John O Beirne announced that 400 families totaling 2129 people received buttermilk from the Salvation Army. Milk was donated by J R Willis of High Point Creamery. About 200 gallons will be given to needy white families tomorrow at 9 AM.
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Carter Dalton
C. T. Ingram, Sr
J. E. Millis
W. L. Tabb
W. B. Price
Salvation Army
John O O’beirne
J. R. Willis
High Point Creamery Company
O’beirne
Mrs John W Lambeth Ill At Thomasville
Friends report Mrs John W Lambeth critically ill at her Thomasville home where she has been bedbound for months. Her son J Walter Lambeth congressman from the seventh district is at the home with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Coffey
Grimes Street
John W. Lambeth
Thomasville
J. Walter Lambeth
Authorities in Six States Seek Solution to Murder
Authorities in six states seek a solution to murder as details emerge of a conflict over damages. McCain protested when struck with a blackjack and buried body after being forced into a machine, according to reports from Richmond Virginia dated December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCain
Richmond
T. McCall Frazier
Virginia
Henderson attorney McCain murder case probes race to clues
State officials led by state motor vehicle commissioner and chief of state police said agents are pursuing all clues in the R. H. McCain murder case. Authorities traced an accident near Petersburg connected to McCain and noted a telephone call suggesting he reached Richmond or Virginia en route home. Relatives departed for Hagerstown to aid the search for the body or traces of clothing, with notes about a possible burned garment and a Masonic shrine pin for identification.
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R. 8
McCain
Henderson
N. C
Frazier
Pollard
Petersburg
McCoin
Richmond
Virginia
M. A. Sitton
MecCoin
North Carolina
Search Begins North of Hagerstown for Buried R. B. McCain
Cynan Bruce Downin of Ashington county and a deputy started a search north of Hagerstown for the grave of R. B. McCain Henderson, an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Cynan Bruce Downin
Ashington County
McCain, Hendersong
Christmas bridge party honors Mrs Nash LeGrande at Green home
Mrs Jesse Green and Mrs Charles Finch hosted a holiday bridge gathering at Mrs Green's Spring street residence in Thomasville. Guests included Mrs Nash LeGrande of Hamlet and Winston Salem guest Miss Kathleen Hall. A buffet supper followed.
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Thomasville
Jesse Green
Charles F. Finch
Green
Spring Street
Nash LeGrande
Hamlet
Maurine Long
Kathleen Hall
Winston-Salem
Walter Newby
LeGrande
Miss Jewel Sink Visiting Parents in Lexington Road
Miss Jewel Sink of Washington D C is spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Sink at their home on Lexington road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jewel Sink
Washington, D. C
Mrs
Charlie Sink
Lexington Road
Christmas Guests From Winston-Salem and High Point
Dr and Mrs M A Bowers with two children from Winston-Salem and Mr and Mrs R Matthews with children from High Point were guests of Mrs R S Green on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bowers
Winston- Salem
Miss Kathleen Hall Guest of Friends in Town
Miss Kathleen Hall of Winston-Salem has been the guest of friends here this week, enjoying hospitality and local sights. Her visit highlights social ties and regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Hall
Winston-Salem
Mahone Family Returns From Hamlet Holiday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mahone and son Earl Jr. returned Tuesday from Hamlet where they spent the holidays. They were accompanied home by Miss Inez Cowan sister of Mrs Mahone who will spend a week.
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Earl Mahone
Earl, Jr
Hamlet
Inez Cowan
Mrs Strayhorn and Daughter Return Home After Holidays
Mrs Hattie G Strayhorn and her daughter Miss Verna leave for Greenabro after enjoying the holidays at the home of W C Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie G. Strayhorn
Verna
Greenaboro
W. C. Harris
Greensboro couple guests of Gioff family here
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Gloff of Greensboro were guests of Mr. Gloff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gioff, here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Gloff
Greensboro
Mr. Gloff
Robert Gioff
Tomlinson Hosts Christmas Dinner at Sunrise Avenue
Mr and Mrs W B Tomlinson delight guests at a Christmas Day dinner at their Sunrise Avenue home. Seven guests enjoyed a five course meal with a central Christmas plant and red tapers. Guests included Mr and Mrs R L Harville Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles their son William Mrs C R Griffin and Misses Frances Griffin visiting relatives in Asheboro. Miss Alma Jennings spent holidays at Pores Knob visiting relatives Mr and Mrs J L Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Cavera
R. L. Harville
Alvah Boyles
Tomlinson
William
Alma Jennings
Pores Knob
Cochrane Family Spends Christmas in Greensboro
Tom Cochrane Jr. of Greensboro visited relatives for Christmas Day with his parents Mr and Mrs G T Cochrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cochrane Jr
Greensboro
Mrs
G. T. Cochrane
Pratt sisters noted as dinner guests in Washington and Greensboro
Miss Jane Pratt of Washington DC and Lacy Pratt of Greensboro were dinner guests of Misses Frances and Lena Myers at their West Main Street home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pratt
Washington, D. C
Lacy Pratt
Greensboro
Frances and
Lena Myers
West Main Street
Irwin Earnhardt Family Visited Charlotte Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Earnhardt spent the holidays in Charlotte with relatives, enjoying time with kin and returning home after a festive visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Irwin Earnhardt
Charlotte
Harry Brown Finch in spend ed days in Washington.
Harry Brown Finch visits Washington for a period described as spent days with notable activities. The item notes his time in the capital and references related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown Finch
Washington
Nash LeGrandees Celebrate Holidays with In-Laws
Mr and Mrs Nash LeGrande spent the holidays here with Mrs LeGrande s parents Mr and Mrs W B Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nash LeGrande
Mrs. LeGrande
Mrs. W. 8. Long
U S Pursuit of Insull Trial Continues From Ontario Request
The prosecutor said extradition to the United States would proceed. He told of amending the warrant used to seek Martin's removal from Ontario by replacing a former assistant with Courtney’s aide, following the election defeat of State's Attorney Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Ontario
Mr. Courtney
John Hampton
John A. Swanson
Inessull Freed in Greece After Liberation
Athens December 28 Samuel Inesull was freed yesterday as part of the postwar relief movements in Greece.Details about the release were not provided but his liberty was confirmed by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Greece
Athens
Samuel Inesull
Extradition Ruling Keeps Samuel Insull From U S Custody
After Greece denied extradition, Samuel Insull returned from hospital to his hotel and said the truth was proved. He will stay in Greece indefinitely, awaiting Mrs. Insull from Paris. The court ruled Greece cannot extradite him on the same charges of larceny and embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Greece
Thay
Georgopoulos
Court of Appeal
Ineull
United States
Court president cites Greek judges resisting pressure
The court president declared that Greek judges pay no attention to pressure, noting that even if attempts were made to influence, their independence remains firm amid the collapse of his Middle West utilities enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Historical Laughs In Tit Bits Cooed Exchange
A witty exchange from Tit Bits plays on the word history and humor as a joke about being historical and hysterical. The back and forth contrasts laughter and time, reflecting lighthearted magazine banter.
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