Moving to a new home on Rotary Drive West E mer ywood
J L Chernault and family have moved from 504 Richardson street to their new home on Rotary Drive West Em erywood. Henry Gurley underwent an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital Danville Va Mrs Frank Gurley staying with him. The Stevens Bible class will meet at 3 PM Wednesday with Mrs C C Dorsett 405 West Gray Street. The Wesley Memorial Circle pancake supper is set for Thursday 5 30 to 7 30 in the church basement.
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J. L. Chernault
Richardson Street
Rotary Drive
West
Emerywood
Danville Hospital
Henry Gurley
Memorial Hospital
Danville
Frank Gurley
Stevens
C. C. Dorsett
West Gray Street
Matthew
Grayson
Wesley Memorial Circle
Ladies of Circle
Woman’s Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
Hartsville Social Notes Highlight Local Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Askins of Hartsville South Carolina were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W J Bennett. Miss Cleo Chason a Samarcand high school faculty member was weekend guest of her sister Mrs A D Sappenfield on Rosewood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Askins
Hartsville, S. C
W. J. Bennett
Cleo Chason
Samarcand High School
A. D. Sappenfield
Rosewood Avenue
Judge Harriss Prohibits Reckless Drivers in Wilmington
In Wilmington police court Judge George Harriss criticized reckless and intoxicated driving. One intoxicated motorist was fined 50 dollars, jailed 48 hours, and barred from driving for a year. A second reckless driver received a six month driving ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
George Harriss
Sailors Pinpoint Ocean's Roughest Stretch Between Cape Town and Australia
The sea's tallest waves most often run 30 to 40 feet but sailors say the Cape Town to Australia passage is the roughest ocean region. The stretch is famed for extreme swells and perilous seas that test vessels and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Australia
Moore Refuses Gift For College To Build Now
Mrs Elimie V Moore declines a 1 145 531 bequest from her sister Miss Annie Clarkson life estate. Upon her death the funds would go to Thom as S Clarkson Memorial College of Technology Potsdam New York. She renounces to allow immediate use for new buildings by the college. In Gary Indiana Sir Harry Lauder slips into a bathtub injuring himself but no bones are broken. In Madrid the Duke of Gor dies from a heart attack after an automobile incident that killed a pedestrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elimie V. Moore
Annie Clarkson
Moore
Thomas S. Clarkson
Madrid
Duke of Gor
Stenographers With White Gloves Attend Henderson Reception
In London fifteen American naval delegation stenographers wore long white gloves for a reception hosted by Foreign Secretary Henderson after a day of shopping. Denver court rules trial marriage against public policy in Duncan estate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henderson
Denver
State Supreme Court
Charles Duncan
Hattie Gibson
Busy Indiana postmaster seeks pay raise
Representative Rowbottom plans a raise for a busy district postmaster in Indiana as letters from children arrive year round to a town named Washington. The case highlights ongoing postal workload and compensation discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Santa Claus
Indiana
Medical examiners screen pilots for fitness nationwide
The Aeronautics Branch of the U S Department of Commerce maintains about 775 medical examiners across the United States. They assess pilots and student pilots regarding physical and mental fitness for flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
Fine Arts meeting and Baptist ladies group in Thomasville
In Thomasville on February 25 the Wo man’s club Fine Arts department met at Mrs Charles F Lambeth’s home with Mrs H R Kyser as associate hostess Spring flowers brightened the rooms The program featured Wagner pieces and readings on Romantic Drama led by Miss Mae Shearer and Mrs Charles Finch Refreshments followed. The Ladies Aid Society of First Baptist held an afternoon meeting at Mrs O L Wagstaff’s home with discussions on cooking methods poems and household hints Recipes for a cookbook were gathered and will be sold.
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Woman’s Club
R. P. Royer
Archdale Road
Louis Voorhees
Miss Bowers
Ruth Bowers
J. P. Bowers
Franklin Street
Emmaline Greenwood
Evelyn Wagner
Gertrude Kidd
Bessie
Ruth Driggers
Nell
Eloise
Nora
Eva Bowers
Creola Bowman
Raymond Wagner
Price Bulson
Frank, Stuart
Paul Fiinchum
John Bullock
Fountain Hall
Oscar Spencer
Bill Haley
Clyde
George Welborn
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fred A. Thomas
West Farris Avenue
Thomas
8. C. Clark
J. A. Hart
J. A. Mizelle
T. M. Stanton
J. S. Welborn
Walter Chandler
Confederacy
R. F. Ransom
Green Street
Gerald Summey
A. L. Hunsucker
F. A. Baumgardner
Roy B. Culler
C. O. Wright
F. C. Burney
Grady Culler
Grover Summey
Roy D. Fowler
Bertha Prim
A. E. Sappenfield
G. H. Callicut
H. C. Keever
Laura Hucks
Thomasville
The
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
H. R. Kyser
Tannehauser
Wagner
Charles F. Finch
J. C. Lloyd
Mae Shearer
Charles Finch
Evening Star
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
O. L. Wagstaff
C. C. Pritchard
H. G. Dickens
T. D. Clodfelter
R. L. Harville
W. E. Tomlinson
Chapel Speakers At Duke During Week
Three special chapel speakers are to be heard at Duke University this week. A. J. Elliott of Chicago speaks Tuesday, followed by Dr. John Timothy Stone, pastor of Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Chicago, Wednesday morning in Durham. Friday features Samuel W. Grafflin of New York, former S. S. Y. M. C. A. director and ex sea captain, noted for varied experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
A. J
Dad’) Elliott
Chicago
N. C. State College
Raleigh
Elliott
Duke
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
North Carolina
Durham First Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. Grafflin
New York
West Side Y. M. C. A
Carolina News Briefs
Astonia six men arrested in federal drive against liquor law violators. Lexington Lonnie Little charged with killing Evans Cole at a construction camp near here. Rasetieville taxation and legislation not aiding chain store problem says Willard Dowell of the NC Merchants Association education of independent merchants urged. Ed Springs Robert Cole charged with stealing an automobile and killing Dan Newton. Helby Clyde R Hoey to speak at St Patrick’s Day dinner in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astonia
N.C
Rasetieville
N. C
Willard Dowell
N. C. Merchants Association
ED Springs
Robert Cole
Dan Newton
Helby
Clyde R. Hoey
New York
Phi Beta Kappa At Duke Takes Eleven
Eleven will receive Phi Beta Kappa keys this spring from Duke University. Honorary member Dr. J Fred Rippy, Duke history professor and Latin American affairs expert, joins alumni recipients President Clark Conrad Alexander of Louisburg College and Dr Rose Marie Davis of Randolph Macon Woman's College. Eight undergraduates to be initiated in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Phi Beta Kappa
Duke University
J. Fred Rippy
Duke
Clark Conrad Alexander
Louisburg College
Rose Marie Davis
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Students Inspect State Businesses
Students from the University School of Commerce in Chapel Hill undertake inspection trips to state business plants. Recent visits included Liggett and Myers in Durham with upcoming visits to Wick Chemical in Greensboro and Cone Mills printing division. Each student will write a paper on a management phase observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
University School of Commerce
Liggett and Myers
Durham
Greensboro
Wick Chemical Company
Cone Mills
Edenton Merchant Threatens to Publish Delinquents
Edenton merchant warns he will post the names of customers who fail to settle accounts. The move comes as a bid to spur payments amid a stretch of slow settlements in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
Storeboard to Shame Delinquent Customers Draws Response
A merchant displayed a 20 by 4 foot board in his store threatening to inscribe the names of delinquent customers in large letters unless they paid their accounts. He reported an immediate response and urged others with unpaid balances to settle.
262 Tar Heel Marines
North Carolina furnishes 262 men to the Marines as part of a selective mobilization. The move reflects broader military staffing efforts amid ongoing training and deployment requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Carolina
Georgia Tops Nation in Marine Corps Proportion 1929
The Tar Heel reports Georgia led states in marine supply relative to white population with 282 Marines, while Pennsylvania had the largest allotment at 385 and Nevada the smallest at three, with each state contributing its quota in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
Tar Heel
Georgia
Union
Pennsylvania
Nevada
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West Emerywood
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Edna Martha Lee
W. L. Lee
Moody Leroy Turner
N. F. Hunt
Roger. Fedigh
Frances Garner
Erline Dicks
Dena Corns
Dorothy Clark
Margaret Hutchens
James Corns
Clara Hutchins
Carol Henderson
Pauline Biggs
W. G. Hutchins
Madge Anthony
Paul Hutchins
Lily Neave
Wesley Hutchins
Akers Hutchins
J. E. Kirkman
Norman B. Randolph
Elborn
W. O. Spencer
Brookstown Avenue
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
J. W. Minter
F. J. Flagler
Els
Eames
Main St. Tyles
Harriss
Gary
Ind
Sir Harry Lauder
Harold Penrod
Marie Roederer
Columbus
Penrod
Thomasville Society
Tho
Carolina News Briefs
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H. P. College
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Acme School OF the Dance
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the Ladies’ Store
A.F. Dancy
Dancy
Greensboro 5136
Dictaphone
Dictaphone Corporation
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American National Bank
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