Miss Ezora Suits Ill at Home
The local page notes Miss Ezora Suits is ill at her Fifth street home. It also lists social items including a February 16 George Washington party by the Alexander Martin chapter, D A R, and various church meetings and social gatherings in Thomasville.
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Miss Ezora
Fifth Street
Op. A. R
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Meeting OF Endeavor
Young People’s Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Friends Church
Annex
People Miss Virginia McEwen Heads to Philadelphia for Two Months
Virginia McEwen left last night to join her mother Mrs. W. B. McEwen in Philadelphia for two months of treatment and schooling. Mrs. Jessie P. Burgess returns home this week from Asheville where she visited her son W. R. Burgess since New Year. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Durland left yesterday for Asheville. Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson spent yesterday in Greensboro with Mrs. W. E. Blair.
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Clara Cox
J. H. Adams
New York
Bernard Williams
Culpepper
Roland T. Holton
Holton
Roland Park
Williams
Lucile Holton
Ww. Co. T. Club
A.S. Caldwell
W. O. T. Club
A. S. Caldwell
Parkway
Byron
Grover Kester
Opal Brutomw
George Norman Hutton, Jr
First Methodist Church
H. H. Jordan
Hutton
Philadelphia
Hickory
Killarney
Hitton
C. C. Bruton
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory Graded School
Springfield
High Point
George N. Hutton
Hutton-Bourbonnoise Company
Claude Christian Bruton
Opal Christian
George Norman Huntton
North Carolina
George Norman Hutton
N. c
Virginia McEwen
W. B. McEwen
Jessie P. Burgess
Asheville
W. R. Burgess
Mrs. O. C. Durland
S. H. Tomlinson
Greensboro
W. E. Blair
Had No Intention of Closing Morrison Hotel
CHICAGO January 21 AP E C Yellowley prohibition administrator says he has no plan to close the $10 million Morrison hotel by padlock. Edwin Olson district attorney says no evidence against the hotel has reached his office. Harry C Moir president of the hotel company denies knowledge of any frame or guilty conduct.
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Chicago
E. C. Yellowley
Prohibition
Morrison
Edwin Olson
Yellowley
Olson
Harry C. Moir
New York Cotton Markets Narrow Gap Between Old and New
The New York cotton market shows a further narrowing between old and new crop prices as liquidation of old crop long positions meets continued buying for new crop for foreign trade and commissions. Traders anticipate boll weevil damage next summer, with May trading around 1972 and October near 1927 after the first hour.
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New York
Commission House
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Moffitti
North Main St
Mrs, Williams
T. D. Weld
Atlanta
High Point Hosital
Weld
Wilbur Jones
C. C. Prince
Miss Moore
Edith Moore
Thomasville Graded School
Thomasville
Gurney Briggs
Evelyn Boyd
Lawrence Matton
Mrs. Gray
Sigma Beta Club
Farrell Gray
Narcissus
James Lyon
Mildred Tabb
Dillard Ragan
Richard Reitzel
J. C. Groome
Tom Kearns
Jack Grubb
Gray
Everett Marsh
Roy Spearman
van Sheet
Royster Tucker
L. C. Matton
ELM Street Ass'n
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Mial
Dana
Blair Spencer
Miss Elliott
Australia
United States
D. T. Andrews
Russell Street
J. W. Hedrick
R. M. Andrews
H. A. Moffitt
Kenneth Denny
Walter White
J. W. Blair
Lillian Stevens
Rev. Stevens
Temperance
Stevens
Andrews
F. P. Conrad
J. N. Womble
C. F. Grissom
A. B. Hill
Ida Grimes York
Emma Blair
Ada Blair
Lee
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion
Bascom Hoskins
Carolina
T. A. Sykes
J. Gurney Briggs
Faust
O. E. Mendenhall
General Lee
Craven Page
Forest Murray
Jack Edwards
Burt Kirkman
Donald C. McRae
Andrew Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Hickory Record
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
P. A
Ray St. School
Thurlow Lieurance
Edna Wooley
Lieurance
Clarence Saunders
Verity
Spears
Chiropractor
Princess Case
Emerywood
Stephen C. Clark
the Ladies’ Store
Mann
Borie Betty
Woolworth’s Marcelling
Nestle Landis
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
Red Bell Shoe Store
Winston-Salem
Broadhurst
Aesop
Fox
Lloyd
Harold Lloyd
Girl Shy