Birth Announcement for C Walter Bain Jr in High Point
Mr and Mrs C Walter Bain announce the birth of their son Charlies Walter Jr born February 7 in High Point. A Greensboro marriage of Miss Daisy Trotter and Mr Ym B Wood was performed by Rev E E White Saturday afternoon with a small circle present. The Eastern Star meeting is canceled tonight due to J W Patton's lectures at the Masonic lodge. Stevens Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 0 0 at Mrs C C Hooksons. led by Mrs J W Hedrick on Romans chapter twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Walter Bain
Charlies Walter Jr
Daisy Trotter
Ym. B. Wood
Greensboro
E. E. White
Order of the Eastern Star
J. W. Patton
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
Masonic Lodge
Stevens Bible
C. C. Hookson
J. W. Hedrick
Woman's Chorus to Meet for Epworth League Songs
The Woman's Chorus meets tomorrow at 10 in Miss Edith Moore's studio corner Main and Washington to rehearse numbers for Thursday night at Wesley Memorial church Epworth League. Miss Alma Headen spoke on Africa at First Baptist circle 4 yesterday afternoon. refreshments followed. Mrs W B Retten and Mrs Robert Miskey hosted the Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs Retten's East Green street home with new member Mrs Cathall Jones welcomed. Mrs J W Hedrick to host March 38th meeting. Mrs J C Teague departs for Washington DC for a visit, joined by sister Mrs J G Gentry of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore
Main
Washington Streets
Epworth League
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Headen
Africa
Alma Headen
Circle 4
First Baptist Church
Mreé. R. .Matthews
Washington
J. C. Teague
Washington, D. C
J. G. Gentry
Winston-Salem
Social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns
Mrs. Robert Simpson spent yesterday in Greensboro. Mrs. Wilson Hollowell of Elizabeth City is visiting her sister Mrs. Roy Spearman at the Monroe apartment. C. C. Prince departed for a business trip to Virginia. T. J. Gold returned to Raleigh after a weekend at home. D. M. Allen of Fort Meade Florida left Centennial Avenue residence to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simpson
Greensboro
Wilson Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Roy Spearman
Monroe
T. J. Gold
Raleigh
D. M. Allen
Fort Meade, Fla
Centennial Avenue
Florida
General Assembly Backs Executive Budget Move
Raleigh dispatch notes strong sentiment in the North Carolina General Assembly in favor of continuing the executive budget system. Lawmakers report widespread constituent letters urging economy and tax cuts, backing county government reforms and anti tax measures as favored by the commission on county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baskervill Raleigh
General Assembly
Senate
Hause
Commission On County Government
Statewide tax reform drive gains public support
Voters across the state back fiscal reforms to curb local taxes and bond issues. They urge immediate action to stop tax rate hikes and require votes on bond fabrications, citing pay as you go savings and county waste reduction as proof of potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
General Assembly
Funeral services for Mrs Delphinia Welborn held at local church
Mrs Delphinia Welborn died at her residence early Sunday. Funeral services were conducted at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church with several pastors officiating. Burial followed at Fairfield cemetery seven miles southeast of the city. Honorary pallbearers included P H Mitchell and L M Teague while active pallbearers featured D B Eldridge and W B Delk among others. Flowerbearers listed several Strowd family members and others. A large crowd attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphinia Welborn
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
T. E. Pierce
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. B. Davis
South Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairfield Cemetery
P. H. Mitchell
L. M. Teague
D. M. Bondurant
J. E. Robertson
C. S. Reddick
D. B. Eldridge
W. B. Delk
J. M. Walker
D. E. Taylor
S.M. Strowd
L. F. Cassell
Smoky Mountain Park Bill Faces Dissent in Raleigh
In Raleigh on February 8, debate over the Smoky Mountains National Park bond bill grows. Critics press for safeguards before expending 2 million dollars without land acceptance guarantees. The bill ties funds to Tennessee land acquisitions and interior department approval. The outcome hinges on federal acceptance and future park development steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Park Commission
Council of State
Treasury
Tennessee
Smoky Mountains Park
Department of the Interior
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
State Park Commission
Smokies
National Park
Secretary of the Interior
Raleigh
Washington
North Carolina
Bound for Erin Aims to Make Smoky Mountain Park Real
Governor McLean pledges full effort to establish Smoky Mountain National Park. The current status remains as is with the plan awaiting action or further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor McLean
Smoky Mountain National Park
John Smith 75 Dies at His Residence in High Point
John Thomas Smith longtime Walkertown native died at his 229 Boulevard home at 4 30 am after weeks of illness. Born June 26 1851 in Forsyth County he lived in High Point since 1900. He widow Lucy Ann Frances Jones preceded him. Survived by two sons Baxter and I C Smith two daughters Mrs R M Blue and Ruth Smith a brother W P Smith and a sister Mrs John Parrish nine grandchildren funeral at Walkertown Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 30 pm with 1 pm rites at the residence Burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Smith
Boulevard
Mr. Smith
Forsyth County
Walkertown
John D
Nancy Plummer Smith
Lucy Ann Frances Jones
High Point
Love’s Methodist Episcopal Church
South Main Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkertown Baptist Church
W. B. Davis
South Main
M. E. Church
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Goldsboro Woman Dies After Drinking Radiator Alcohol
Pink Davis, a 50 year old Black woman, drank radiator alcohol and died after walking a short distance, authorities report in Goldsboro. The incident prompted an investigation into hazardous household substances and public safety warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Pink Davis
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Nee Sy Wagger
Mrs.Brown
Sunnos
E. Solam
Waggers Ladies Shop
Style Shop
Maggers Ladies Shop
South Main ST
High Points& WN
Flarper Fanny
Woman's
NEA Service, Inc
P.S
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
C. C. Prince
Virginia
the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
KODAK
Edwards
S. Main St
Moore's Book Store
Vacuum Leeka
Eureka
Clinard Electric Co
College Street
Everett True
Everett
Smoky Mountain Park
Anna Mae Jackson
Bertie Hall
Erin
Frederick A. Sterling
Ireland
Oxford
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Star Brand
South Main Street
John Smith
Des
Cecil’s Drug Store
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