Randolph UDC meeting and club events reported
HEBORO January 7 Special Randolph County Chapter UDC met at Mrs J D Sr Worth Street with BE Hobbs as associate 88. Hammond spoke on Lee and Jackson as birthdays January 21. Mrs W A Under Sr gave an article on Ann Lee's grave near Henderson NC. UDC report by Mrs Ross Sr. President Mrs A R Hix presided. Social hour with salad course. Ms I C Moser hosted Three of the M E church day event with readings and prayers. Book club met at W A Underwood Jr home with papers on Early Christmas stories and current events discussion. Out-of-town guests and a Du Bridge club gathering with Margaret Richardson and Mrs Roy Cole attended. rooms decorated for holiday season. gifts exchanged. sweet course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Randolph Book Club
W. A. Underwood, Jr
John T. Moffitt
W. D. Sted
Jess
J. Ong
du- Bridge Club
J. Ace
Worth Street
Margaret Richardson
Durbp
Roy Cole
Vetersa
Spence
Modifies Entence In Hin Liquor Case
R Harris was sentenced by Judge Teague to eight months for violating the prohibition law. The sentence was modified. Harris must pay a fine and court costs, with credit for bonded liquor found near Oak and West Green. Frank, charged with Harris, also had term modified. Suspension of county road term possible if violation occurs within the period. Several other cases heard, including reckless driving and immoral vagrancy, with varied costs and suspended sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Harris
Lewis E
Harris
Centerday
Severa Lke
Rex Fitch
Dear Miss Mansfield Girl Friend Offers Sympathy After Tragedy
A reader seeks guidance on how to support a friend who just lost her fiancé to suicide. The columnist advises respecting her need for privacy, avoiding forced discussion, and offering sympathy through brief, cheerful messages. Suggests sharing basic personal updates and inviting a future visit when practical, while avoiding pressuring her to talk.
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Willng
Prohibition Violations and Related Court Actions Adscribed
Miss Marjorie Mansfield addressed inquiries relating to court outcomes. Sally Turner faced a $5 fine and costs for violation of prohibition law. Norris Franklin faced abandonment and non support with two years on county roads suspended if family support is adequate. James Parker violated prohibition law not pros with leave. Thelma Little paid half costs for disorderly conduct. Pearly Brown and Charlie Weathers fined $5 and costs each for immoral room occupancy. Grant Mullins and B B Hoskins cited for reckless driving with payments or dismissal as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Turner
Murman Brown
Norris Franklin
James Parker
W. C. Seward
Thelma Little
George Eastervill
Pearly Brown
Charlie Weathers
Grant Mullins
Hoey Names Staff For North Carolina Office
Raleigh January 7 The office staff of Governor Clyde Hoey includes Robert L Thompson private secretary Miss Mamie C Turner executive secretary and Miss Walter Bell Taggart and Mrs Alma Corbitt secretaries Thompson a former Raleigh newspaperman was Hoey s campaign publicity manager
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Raleigh
Clyde Hoey
Robert L. Thompson
Mamie C. Turner
Walter Bell Taggart
Alma Corbitt
Thompson
Governor's Office
Hoey
Funeral Held for Mrs Bailey in Two-City Services
Brief services for Mrs Susan G. Bailey were held at her daughter’s home in Thomasville before the funeral cortege traveled to Johnson County for final rites. Local pallbearers from this city included Drs Yakeley Phillips Alexander Smith Jen nings and Sherrill along with J F Garner and George D Finch. In Selma Johnson County the Bailey family cemetery burial was conducted with Rev E N Gardner presiding.
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Thomasville
Susan G. Bailey
K. Farrington
Colonatl Drive
Johnson County
C. M. Pickens
J. A. J. Farrington
R. V. Yakeley
C. H. Phillips
G. T. Alexander
W. G. Smith
R. G. Jennings
P. M. Sherrill
J. F. Garner
George D. Finch
Bailey
Selma
E. N. Gardner
Baptist Church
Randleman Rook Club Entertained At Dinner
Randleman Rook Club met at Mrs. W F Mathews home on Main Street for a regular gathering. Guests included Mrs A B Freeman Mrs F Pope Miss Unn Platt and others. J V Fox won high score and Mrs Pope won the guest prize with a three course dinner followed by Rook games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
John Council
J. V. Fox
J. C. Fox
N. N. Newlin
K. E. Bunting
W. F. Mathews
James A. Pickard
Epsie
Rosa Belle Woolen
Mary Swaim
Maud Fox
Claud Fox
Jamestown Man and Local Woman Hurt In Auto Accident
An automobile left the Winston-Salem road near Smith's store, ran off an embankment, and carried Lawrence Harvey of Jamestown and Miss Lethe Griggs of High Point to Clinic hospital. Both were treated and dismissed.
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Lawrence Harvey
Jamestown
Winston-Salem Road
Smith’s
Harvey
Lethe Griggs
High Point
Clinic Hospital
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J. D. Ross
I. C. Moser
M. E
J. D. Ross, Sr
E. H. Morris
H. P. Powell
Moser
W. Snotherly
Willie Boy Lassiter
Howard
Ranford
Sherwood
E Id Dixon
Mary Thomas
Repe Kivett
Lia Truesdale
J. Reddick
Idessa Stein
Hola Harnhart
James Ils
RB Redding
Marjorie
Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Enterprise
Emi
Ing
B. B Hoskins
B. B. Hoskins
Mrs. Bailey
Randleman Rook Club
EB. N. Wall
James O. Pickard
Greensboro
R. L. Vickory
Vickory
Wall
J. H. Fentress
A. B. Beasley
J. N. Robins
Whitsett
R. B. Biles
O. C. Marsh
Asheboro
Minnie Elliott
Roanoke
Charles
G. C. Lineberry
G. W. Elliott
R. W. Lineberry
Winston-Salem
Dixie Helms
Tula Davis
Meredith College
C. B. Wise
Hal Bell
Lenoir Rhyne
George Elliott
C. L. Brookshire Store Co
Brookshire Boys
Vicks VA
Phomie
Big Table
EFIRD
Gotham
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Time
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