Methodist Young People Banquet Draws Greensboro Largest Delegation
A Greensboro district banquet for Methodist young people attracted over 300 attendees last night at the Masonic Temple. More than 100 came from High Point with Jamestown and Highland chapters. The program blended humor and George Washington birthday themes with speeches by district leaders and musical numbers.
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Greensboro
Masonic Temple
High Point
Jamestown
Highland
George Washington
Thoreby
Walter Brown
America
Lloyd D. Thompson
George Morris Taylor
Elbert Goff
Blanche Black
Winston-Salem
William Clayton
Salisbury
Martha Martin
Robert Byrum
Mae Hunt
Greensboro Union
Carey Atkins
High Point Union
Elmer Crouse
Lexington
Ple
Junaluska
Paul K. Gyles
Letha
Mildred Osborne
Greensboro College
E. Watson
Ollie
Agnes Jeter
Eva Mae Lassiter
Ray McCrary
Howard Farabee
Fielding Kearns
Robert Byrom
Harold Kearns
C. P. Bowles
Bessemer Methodist Church
Social Calendar Highlights George Washington Birthday Weekend
Friday events include the Lotus Club meeting with Mrs C C Earnhardt on Johnson Street at 3 30 p m and a Philomathean Book Club gathering hosted by Mrs T Wingate Andrews at 1106 North Main. Emerywood Country Club opens with Tommy Tucker and his Californians for a Washington birthday dance. The Pentagon Club hosts a masquerade ball at Sedgefield Manor at 10 p m. Saturday features the George Washington Birthday Ball at Sedgefield Manor at 9 30 p m.
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Lotus Club
C. C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Philomathean Book Club
North Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
Tommy Tucker
George Washington
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Gunn
Dixie Serenadera
James E Hedrick Dies at 65 in Winston Salem
James Early Hedrick 65 retired builder died at his 1000 Apple Street home after eight years of declining health. Born December 20 1868 in Davidson County he lived in Winston Salem most of his life and was active in Salem Council 14 Jr O U A M and Christ Moravian church. Survived by widow Lizzie Lee three sons J B Hedrick Jr R G Hedrick C E Hedrick 11 grandchildren one brother E L Hedrick one sister Mrs C J Womble two half brothers Paul Hedrick and Frank Hedrick and two half sisters Mrs Ruth Williams and Mrs Esther Divine Funeral plans not yet made.
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Winston-Salem
James Early Hedrick
Apple Street
Davidson County
J. L
Laura Everheart Hedrick
Salem Council 14
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Christ Moravian Church
Lizzie Lee
J. B. Hedrick, Jr
R. G. Hedrick
C. E. Hedrick
St. Louis
E. L. Hedrick
C. J. Womble
Paul Hedrick
Roanoke
Frank Hedrick
Ruth Williams
High Point
Esther Divine
Tea and Topics Club Meeting With Mrs Idol
Mrs W W Idol hosted the Tea and Topics club at her North Main home yesterday afternoon. Mrs R H Sechrest discussed John Randolph of Roanoke by Gerald Johnson, noting his roles in Congress and in diplomacy. Washington life themes and letters of Randolph were highlighted, with Washington birthday refreshments served by the hostess and her daughters.
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First
Reformed Sunday School
Emma Lou Fore
Willowbrook Street
Jacqueline Jenkins
Helen Wood
Irene Tilley
Eva Younts
Helen Wright
Nellie Teague
Ruby Hinkle
Archie Wright
Paul Jenkins
Jacequeline
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
R. H. Sechrest
John Randolph
Roanoke
Gerald Johnson
Tar Heel
Russia
Randolph
Wall
George Washington
Washington
Mary Reed
Martha
Betty Idol
Mesdames A. Gugins
W. F. Armfield
J. BE. Marsh
Coe
C. B. Sheloff
R. M. Andrews
G. I. Humphreys
Hayworth
Jos. T. Weaver
Mrs Overman Hosts Entre Nous Club On Lincoln Birthday
Mrs C B Overman entertained the Entre Nous club at her Lindsey street home yesterday afternoon at three. Guests enjoyed Boston rock and a salad and sweet course with a George Washington birthday color theme and decorative flags. Members present included Mesdames Amos Beavens Clark Cummings Hayden Hoskins Kearns Morris Phillips Terry Walser. Guests included Mesdames Nash Welborn Freeze and Moffitt.
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C. B. Overman
Entre Nous Club
Lindsey Street
George Washington
Mesdames
C. L. Amos
W. C. Beavens
C. Clark
B. 5
Local Studio of Weekend Visits and Illnesses
J Lyman Redding recovers at home from pneumonia and can be out briefly. James B Lovelace still ill with influenza at Colonial Drive home. Miss Sue Barnes of Winston Salem visits Miss Pauline Culler at 404 Tate. Miss May Pruett of Winston Salem visiting Miss Myrtle Walker at 404 Tate Street. Ruth Marie Culler confined with a broken leg at 404 Tate Street in a plaster cast for five weeks. Mrs Carl Blomberg ill with influenza at 906 Charlotte Street. Mrs Bertha Church afflicted by a sprained ankle at daughter’s home, 607 Kearns Street. Billie Sue Mason improving after appendix operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs D F Staley returns home from Burrus Memorial Hospital in improved condition.
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Sue Barnes
Winston- Salem
Pauline Culler
Tate Street
May Pruett
Myrtle Walker
Ruth Marie Culler
Carl Blomberg
Charlotte Street
Bertha Church
Kearns Street
QO. Spencer
D. F. Staley
East Washington Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Judge At Winston Moves To Protect City In 2000 Fine
In Winston Salem on February 23 Judge Wilson adds a provision to the judgment against Fannie Richardson Thom pson to ensure the $2,000 municipal fine is paid. An extra $2,500 bond stays execution on personal and real property until the fine is settled. The action covers civil aspects tied to possible superior court proceedings and additional fines or jail terms.
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Winston
City
Winston-Salem
Fannie Richardson Thompson
Wilson
Pentagon Club Hosts Masquerade Ball at Sedgefield Manor
The Pentagon club at Sedgefield Manor holds a masquerade dance tonight a belated Washington birthday celebration with Jimmy Gunn and his broadcasting orchestra. Grand Parade of costumes judged by Mrs. M. Hall F. J. Sizemore and M. L. Patrick. dancing starts at ten with chaperones listed.
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Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
George Washington
Jimmy Gunn
Colored Broadcasting Orchestra
Washington
M. L. Patrick
A. B. Huff
M. 8. Hill
W. C. Jones
Wade Marlette
F. A. Thomas
Emerywood Club Dance Draws Out-of-Town Guests
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a George Washington birthday dance this evening at ten o'clock. Tommy Tucker and his eleven piece orchestra, recently at Miami Beach, will play for members and guests. Card-only ballroom entry. extra cards available through secretary R. L. Trout as a new club rule is enforced.
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Emerywood Club
George Washington
Emerywood Country Club
Tommy Tucker
Ramon Pools
Miami Beach
Fla
Ben Berhie
R. L. Trout
Execution for unpaid fine and jail in debtor case
The procedure requires execution against the defendant’s property if she cannot pay the fine. She must file an insolvent debtor’s oath, serve 20 days in jail, then submit a complete inventory within 10 days. A $50 exemption applies. remaining assets may be sold to satisfy the judgment.
Four Days Left of Winston-Salem Tobacco Market
The Winston Salem tobacco market will stay open four more days before season end. Sales totaled 111 396 pounds with revenue of 14 632.96 at an average of 13 14 per hundred pounds. Much of the tobacco was poor grade and the decline reflected leaf quality. Outstanding sales included Frank Bryant of Booneville selling 518 pounds for 141 49 and Park and Noah 518 pounds for 147 14. H R Pettus of Universal Tobacco Company visited.
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Winston-Salem
M. R. Gass
H. R. Pettus
Universal Tobacco Company
Richmond
Frank Bryant
Booneville
Park and Noah
H. O. Helsebeck
Local Sales Report of Livestock Weights and Totals
W. V. Tuttle sold 390 pounds for 133.38 dollars at an average 34.20 per hundred. P. Boyd Nelson moved 892 pounds for 252.68 dollars at 28.32 per hundred. The unnamed seller moved 454 pounds for 147.83 dollars at 32.56 per hundred.
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W. V. Tuttle
P. Boyd Nelson
North Carolina Women’s Missionary Union Convention Planned
In Rocky Mount on March 13 the North Carolina Women’s Missionary Union will hold a three day convention. Baptist leaders report over 600 delegates from across the state are expected. Mrs. W. D. Joyner, head of the local union, announced the plans.
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Rocky Mount
North Carolina Women’s Missionary Union
W. D. Joyner
Attacked Man Taken to Guilford General Hospital
G. W. Berry Jr of 203 East Green Street was carried by Yow's ambulance to Guilford General Hospital after a sudden attack at the DeLuxe Diner corner South Main and Commerce streets yesterday around five. He was unconscious when responders found him and remained hospitalized.
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G. W. Berry, Jr
East Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
South Main
Commerce Streets
Lead shot history from early water cooling play
The piece describes how early machinists made shot by letting molten lead fall from towers into water. The cooling liquid turned the droplets into spheres as they descended, forming standard shot.
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