Official Bureau Weather Report Denies Marriage Claim
A Trinity resident Lois McDowell denied reports of marriage to Fred Richardson published last Friday in the High Point Enterprise. Other items note Lucille Garland as Guilford General Hospital appendectomy patient and Mrs. G. H. Yow returning home from hospital. Industrial Girls Clubs meet at the YWCA Monday at 7 26 PM with Ollie Brown in charge. Lenda Hand club meets Friday 7 30 PM at Highland Community Hall. Mr and Mrs C E Jackson host a party on Dayton Street with guests. Art Department of the Women’s Club meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs Rover. Voorhees presents Modern Art, with a brief review of first lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Lois McDowell
Trinity
Fred Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Ollie Brown
Burnice Deaton
Irvin Cagle
Highland Community Hall
Lendahand
Jackson
C. E. Jackson
Dayton Street
James Whitcher
J. D. Edmonson
Missea
Kate Stafford
Margaret Bowman
Mary Bye
Rover
Woman's Club
R. P. Rover
Archdale Road
Mr. Voorhees
Attendance urged for department meeting turnout
The notice invites both members and nonmembers to attend an upcoming department meeting with full attendance expected. The hostess requests attendees who plan to come Wednesday afternoon to notify in advance.
Local Notes on Residents and Visits Across States
Jack Kemp left Saturday for Harrisonburg Pa where he has joined the Pennsylvania Highway Commission. Zeb Chernault of Roanoke Va visited the city with his parents on Rotary drive. Annie Vincannon and Leland Comer spent the weekend at Calhoun Falls South Carolina with Mr Comer’s relatives. Letha Current, Leolin Henderson and Burley Current visited Hamptonville North Carolina on Sunday with relatives. Mrs W L Hargett and children Walter Mabel Hoover and Richard with Jon Weaver Jr spent Sunday with relatives in Thomasville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kemp
Harrisonburgh
Pennsylvania Highway Commission
Zeb Chernault
Roanoke
Mrs
J. L. Chernault
Rotary
Annie Vincannon
Leland Comer
Calhoun Falls
8. C
Mr. Comer
Letha
Leolin Henderson
Burley
Hamptonville
N. C
W. L. Hargett
Walter
Mabel Hoover
Richard
Jon Weaver, Jr
Thomas
Flashes Of Life From Around The World
Brief global notes report the Prince of Wales nearing a big bull elephant in NAIROBI after a long trek, Newburyport mayor Gillis seeking a California wife, Sir John Lee Fagge heading to claim an estate, and Zara Agha planning to tour America as a sobriety exhibit. Cardinal Hayes laments American family life, while 1933 World's Fair films explore relativity and geometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Newburyport
Mass
San Francisco
California
Boston
John Harry Lee Fagge
Stury
Kent
England
Papperall
Here
New York
Cardinal Hayes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
America
Heaven
Breach of Contract Trial Consumes Four Days
In Lexington the four day trial of G. E. Carter of Thomasville versus J. N. Bryant of Wilmington ended without final verdict. The suit seeks about $8,000 over alleged contract breaches involving the sale of the Thomasville Lumber Co. plant and a land tract. Evidence focused on deeds and technical contract details. The jury must decide which party breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
G. E. Carter
Thomasville
J. N. Bryant
Wilmington
Carter
Bryant
Thomasville Lumber Co
Extension Division Offers Play Course in One Act Dramas
The University Extension Division at Chapel Hill announces a new course in American one act plays. Prepared by Miss Ethel Theodore Rockwell, the program studies leading dramatic groups such as the Provincetown Players and the Washington Square Players. Authors highlighted include Paul Green Stuart Walker Booth Tarkington Charles Rann Kennedy and Alice Gerstenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
Ethel Theodore Rockwell
America
Provincetown Players
Washington Square Players
The
Portmanteau Players
Carolina Playmakers
Players’ Workshop of
Chicago
Stnoied
Paul Green
Stuart Walker
Booth Tarkington
Charles Rann Kennedy
Alice Gerstenberg
Brilliant Dances Close UNC Mid Winter Ball
The University of North Carolina capped its mid winter dances with a German club featured ball led by Steve Millender of Asheville and Miss Frances Moore of Rock Hill. The event drew students from Raleigh Charlotte Wilmington and other North Carolina towns with Pi Kappa Phi hosting a large house party and Jelly Leftwich and his University orchestra providing music.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Steve Millender
Asheville
Frances Moore
Rock Hill
S. C
Arthur Sickles
Rochester
N. Y
Elizabeth Barber
Raleigh
Barron Grier
Pauline Wedd
Statesville
Bynum Gymnasium
Willis Henderson
Alice Quarles
Char
Frazier Glenn
Baron Holmes
Jelly Leftwitch
University
Mesdames
Charles Woollen
John H. Anderson
R. D. W. Connor
W. M. Dey
Harry Conner
Charlotte
Wilmington
Epstein Honored Named Assistant Professor at Cornell
Dr. George Henry Epstein, son of Mr and Mrs M N Epstein of Gere, has been appointed assistant professor in the School of Medicine at Cornell University.
North Carolina girls attend dances from many towns
The report lists numerous girls from Raleigh Charlotte Wilmington Winston-Salem and other North Carolina towns plus out of state attendees from Texas New York Ohio and Georgia. It notes one death each from whooping cough influenza and severe cold totaling sixteen deaths, plus deaths from tuberculosis cancer heart conditions and no violent deaths. Births and deaths tallies by race are given with illegitimate births stillbirths and premature births also reported.
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Elizabeth Barber
Billie Freeman
Sara Busbee
Adel Foley
Ann White
Marion Cobb
Annette Tucker
Tish Mason
Florence Briggs
Mary Johnson
Raleigh
Nonie Withers
Nancy Watts
Margaret Toliver
Mary McNich
Charlotte
Wilmington
Jean Boatwright
Virginia Bellamy
Ruth Davis
Esther Elliott
Lynchburg
Mattie Jackson
Reda Davidson
Langhorn Watts
Sue Johnson
Jerry Lee
Eleanor Hubbard
Winston-Salem
Claire Hanes
Elizabeth Hanes
Pet Shepard
North Carolina
Misses Marie Anderson
Wilson
Lila Brown
Burlington
Douglas Long
Greensboro
Pat Phelps
Greenville
Virginia Turner
Weldon
Kelso Currie
Fayetteville
Mary Stringfield
Waynesville
Mary Lou Colburn
Asheville
Dorothy Battle
Rocky Mount
Olivia Chamberlain
Sue Jane Mauney
Lincolnton
Mary Cannon
Concord
Frances Thompson
Salisbury
Catherine Arrington
Warrenton
Mary Elizabeth White
Norfolk
Marion de Vlaming
Roxboro
Christeen Hudson
Elizabeth Morris
Corrinne Cook
Eva Hackney
Washington
Louise Salisbury
High Point
Frances Weeks
Mary Lewise Carpenter
Virginia Mae Milmee
Maurine Forrester
Dallas
Texas
Grace Cowles
New York City
Margery Keith
Columbus
Ohio
Harriet Wynne
Elizabeth Thompson
Laura Hope
Atlanta, Ga
Davidson Births Again Outnumber Deaths In January
Lexington reports a favorable population increase in Davidson county for January with 121 births and 46 deaths. Pneumonia caused 13 deaths, comprising over a quarter of all county fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Lexington
Davidson County
County Health Department
Soft Jobs Friend Exchange Jokes About Office Labor
In a light exchange Mr Fracture notes about half the workers in his office are men, a wry reflection on gender balance in the workplace.
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Mr. Fracture
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Miss Garland
Lucille Garland
Guilford General Hospital
Official Bureau Weather Report
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Charleston
Columbia
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
San Antonio
Tampa
Prince of Wales
Istanbul
Turkey
Zara Agha
American anti-Alcoholic Society
Zara
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Ethylene Clair
Wampas
Ern Westmore
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Ethel
Oni
Gometine & Giew
Eckerd’s
Dalton
Florist
Monthen Ave
H. P. College
Kathryn Walker
Corsetiere
Ings
North Main Street
New Spring
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Gardner
Guilford County
E. L. Brownhill
E. Elm St
Greensboro, N. C
E. D. Parker, Murphy Williams
Norman Boren
Miss Louise Alexander
Guilford County Community Builders, Inc
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