Local Congregations and Hospital News Highlights
Mrs. Brackett returns home from Guilford General after a two week stay. Mrs. Bryant improves after an operation and plans to return to High Point for treatment. Society notes cover club meetings at Me chancsville hall the Y and the North Carolina College for Women tea in Greensboro. A missionary meeting at Wesley Memorial church reported 75 members present with talks on inter racial programs and social service efforts. A birthday party honored Luccla Frazier with seventeen pink candles. Mary Buchanan is recovering from an operation at Guilford General hospital. Montlieu Avenue Bible class to meet Thursday at 3 o clock with a lesson from John Chapter 18.
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Robert Sheloff
W. B. Bryant
Troy
Florence Nightingale
Mechancsville
Worth While
Highland Community Hall
Sunshine Club
Win One
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Bessie Gegory
Fannie Earnhardt
Pearl Miller
Lillian Farrington
Ruby Johnson
Nannie Utley
Maggie Black
Beatrice Merritt
Industrial Club
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
O. E. Kearns
East Washington Street
J. F. Hayden
J. M. S. Salsbury
Montlieu Avenue
C. B. Baxter
John
Visitors from Greensboro and Danville Update Local Folks
Mrs. John Walker Jr and Mrs. Jesse Harris visited Greensboro yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W A Barber are expected home today from Danville where they have been visiting relatives since Sunday.
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John Walker, Jr
Jesse Harris
Greensboro
W. A. Barber
Danville
Gladys Campbell Dies After Long Illness
Gladys Campbell age 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Campbell, died yesterday at 5 pm at home near Groometown Sumner township after several years illness. Survived by parents and three brothers Herbert Roscoe and Ernest Campbell. Funeral at Deep River church tomorrow at 2:30 pm with burial in the church cemetery.
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Gladys Campbell
A. C. Campbell
Groometown
Sumner Township
Herbert
Roscoe
Ernest Campbell
Deep River Church
Cardinal Ceretti to Retire as Papal Nuncio in Paris
Cardinal Ceretti prepares to leave Paris as papal nuncio to take higher roles in Rome. Known for greeting guests warmly, he has built friendships across Protestant, Jewish, and atheist circles and was noted for a lively minuet at the Elysee and a casual American style in greeting Cardinal Dougherty during a European tour.
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Paris
Cardinal Ceretti
Rome
Ceretti
Elysee Palace
Mme. Millerand
France
Ambassador Herrick
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Daugherty
Paris outdoor art salons spread beyond Montmartre
Open air exhibitions along Paris streets under police permit now extend to St Germain as painters of the arts market group display works against walls and rails. Artists chalk names on the pavement. prices range from 50 to 1000 francs with portraits and illustrations in demand.
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Paris
Mont Martre
St. Germain
Parish Priest Of Bombon Linked To Marshal Foch
The Abbe des Neyres of Bombon, now on trial for alleged brutality by Bordeaux fanatics, is noted as Marshal Fochs parish priest. Bombon, near Melun, served as Fochs wartime headquarters and the marshal frequented church and shared meals with the priest.
New Francois de Cural Play Explores Postwar War Echoes
In the last Paris plays a war theme resurfaces without the glory motif. Francois de Curals new drama centers on a man awakened by war who struggles to adapt to postwar life. One line from the play sparked a tremendous uproar.
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Paris
Francois de Cural
Vanishing American to Open Thursday at American
Zane Grey's Vanishing American screens Thursday as the feature at the American. The epic portrays a major theme in U.S. civilization with two years of preparation by the company behind The Ten Commandments and The Covered Wagon. Richard Dix Lois Wilson Noah Berry and Malcolm McGregor lead the cast.
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Zane Grey
United States
Richard Dix
Lois Wilson
Noah Berry
Malcom McGregor
Groundhog Sees Sunlight Then Predicts Six Weeks More Winter
In Charlotte on February 2 AP reports Johnny Groundhog known as Chip the Chipmunk briefly emerged from his hole to glimpse sunlit skies then returned underground. The old legend holds groundhogs predict six weeks of winter based on this sighting.
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Shadow
Charlotte
Johnny” Groundhog
Chippy” Chipmunk
Carolina
Governor McLean invited to discuss highway financing at conference
Raleigh February 2 Governor McLean received an invitation to address the annual governor s conference on best methods of financing highway construction He has accepted conditionally pending his ability to attend with time and place to be fixed.
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Raleigh
McLean
Holmes Cash Grocery owner injured in pedestrian crash
J Alston Holmes proprietor of Holmes Cash Grocery at 1378 Wrenna Street was struck by an unidentified automobile near his home at 406 E Green Street at about 7 30 pm. He was badly cut and a leg blood vessel ruptured but doctors said his condition was not serious. He was taken home with assistance and treated by Drs Grayson and Jackson.
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J. Alston Holmes
Holmes Cash Grocery
Wrenna Street
Holmes
E. Green Street
Mr. Holmes
Coast Guard Cutter Modoc Searched For Four Missing Men
No report had been received from the Modoc today as it hunted for four missing men from two barges that broke away from the tug Mattick off the South Carolina coast after departing Wilmington Sunday.
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Wilmington
Coast Guard
Modoc
Mattick
South Carolina
Survives Mine Blast at Degnan-McConnell Mine
Cecil McKinney was entombed with 91 others when a Wilburton Oklahoma shaft blast collapsed. Rescuers found him 24 hours later and, after pronouncing him dead, he revived and crawled to the surface past his father and 17 dead men. He is shown recovering at home with his wife and children. He was the only white survivor.
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Cecil McKinney
Wilburton
Oklo
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Brackett
Joe Brackett
Cable Street
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. Bryant
Missionary Auxiliary
Miss Frazier
Mrs. C. Ed Frazier
Luccla Frazier
C. Ed Frazier
E. F. Edwards
J. L. Kivett
Maude York
Colon Hussey
Swannie Frazier
Mamie Wagoner
Wilma Jester
Camilla Hussey
Edith Jester
Mable Pike
Ossie Hussey
Lorene Kivett
Clarence Ward
Elwood Johnson
Winifred Wagoner
Hugh Aington
Norman Kivett
Ivan Stuart
Glen Murchison
G. W. Pike
E. H. Jester
Mary Buchanan
Cardinal Cerett
Rt Audie
Nat Walker
PET RR
Optometrist
TRIST
Jan “Oruana
Hart Drug Co
Broadhurst
Fox News
Harold. Lloyd
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Emerpwood
Mann
E. A. Bristow
Chiropractor
Over Hayes Jewelry Store
North Main
Bonnie Betty
Woolworth’s
Marcelling
Nestle
Reali Service
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
Red Bell Shoe Store
Winston-Salem
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
P. S
Howdy
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
E. J. Treflinger
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