Society News Highlights Booths, Weddings, and Meetings
Miss Kathleen Wall hosts a social evening at Coltrane street with guests including Charlotte Gregory and Marjie Martin. Lucille Rogers marries Leon Pendry in Danville Virginia. couple to reside in the city. Local groups plan Bible study, veterans auxiliary, Eastern Star and Altrusa meetings. influenza patient Pauline Fritz reported ill in Greensboro hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misshs Wall
Hooper
Kathleen Wall
Cartrng Hooper
Coltrane Street
Delicio
Charlotte Gregory
Margie Martin
Jewell Spencer
Elizabeth
Virginia Sosmann
Wilma Mathews
Hattie Lee
Lillie Mae Stroud
Carrie Hooper
Kathleen
Pauline
Cleo Wall
Darrell Craven
Alf Matthis
Glenn Hoover
Ira Lee Marshall
Algier Napier
Roland Stuart
Bill Bouldin
Wade Cumby
Earnest Matthews
William Borland
Johnny Pulaski
Orville Lilly
Roy Lewis
Miss Rogers
Leon Pendry
J. A. Rogers
Lucille
Danville, Va
Pendry
H. G. Campbell
Health Talk For Children By Veigh Hutchison
The Ray Street school Parent-Teacher Association plans a Wednesday 2 PM program at the Little Red School House. Miss Veigh Hutchison of School Three will discuss The Health Of Our Children.
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Parent- Teacher Association of
Ray Street School
Little Red School
Veigh Hutchison
Two-Bit Baseball In Pacific League
In San Francisco on January 24 the Pacific Coast league directors voted to set minimum ticket prices at 25 cents for bleachers and 40 cents for the grand stands. The ruling does not fix maximum prices, only minimums.
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San Francisco
Family returns from Albemarle Cot with friends and relatives
Mr and Mrs Ray Boone and their small son Jimmy are back home after a weekend visit with friends and relatives in Albemarle and Cot. Mrs W Hinton is ill at 1105 Centennial Ave with influenza. Mrs J M Tharpe had appendectomy today at Guilford General hospital and is recovering well. Mrs Sallie King has pneumonia at 8083 Park Street. Mrs P A Clifton and Mrs R M Sutherland returned from Burgaw after their grandfather J W Manley’s death. Mrs G F Webber is recovering from tonsil removal at 615 North Main Street yesterday morning.
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Ray Boone
Jimmy
Maile Dennis
Hazelle
Albemarle
Cot
J. M. Tharpe
Guilford General Hospital
Sallie King
Park Street
P. A. Clifton
R. M. Sutherland
Burgaw
J Wn. Manley
G. F. Webber
North Main Street
Woman Educator Miss Elizabeth Kelly Mourned Across North Carolina
Franklin, Jan. 24. Friends of education mourn the death of Miss Elizabeth Kelly at 52. She served on the North Carolina state board of equalisation from 1937 to 1931 and was the first rural school supervisor in the state. A founder of the North Carolina Education Association, she led teacher training efforts and chaired Macon County Red Cross. Funeral services were held here.
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Franklin
Friends of the Cause of Education
North Carolina
Elizabeth Kelly
Johnston County
Carolina
Miss Kelly
North Carolina Education Association
Macon County Red Cross
Kelly
Final Rites Held For Moore Today
Officials from Western North Carolina gathered for the funeral of Walter Moore 76 resident superior court judge of the 20th district who died yesterday in Asheville. The service was set for 3 30 p m and Asheville Superior Court was suspended to allow officials to attend. Moore served two terms in the North Carolina House, was speaker in his last term and was grand master of the Masonic lodge in 1897. He was elected to the superior court bench in 1926.
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Slyva
North Carolina
Walter&. Moore
Superior Court
Asheville
Moore
State House of Representatives
Jackson County
Masonic Lodge
Former Ball Club Owner Killed by Train
James W. Mason, 74, longtime owner of the Rocky Mount Virginia league club and later Petersburg, Va., was killed instantly when struck by an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train. He was crossing the tracks near the station as the northbound train passed. Mason leaves a son and daughter.
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Rocky Mountain
Jan
James W. Mason
Rocky Mount
Petersburg
Atlantic Coast Line
Mason
Roy Norton
Sutter Extends Run In All South Championship Win
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans, ranked third in U S singles, advanced to the second round by defeating William Reich of Miami 6 4 7 5 in Miami. Reich’s strong returns drew spectator praise as Latt Mangin Grant and other favored players also cleared first round here.
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Miami
Fra
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
United States
William Reich
Sutter
Reich
George M.latt
Chicago
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
First American professional artist on record Deacon Crowne
Deacon Shem Crowne of Boston is noted as the first professional artist in America with a recorded existence. Kansas City grain mills process between 80 and 90 million bushels of Kansas wheat annually.
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Deacon Shem Crowne
Boston
America
Kansas City
Kansas
The Ace of Clubs Card Net Nickname
The Ace of Clubs is often called the pupny oot in card net lore, a colorful regional nickname used among players and collectors.
State Boxers Meet Duke on Saturday in Durham
Raleigh January 24. State College and Duke prepare for a boxing meet Saturday at 4 oclock in Durham. The matches echo last weeks Chapel Hill card between Carolina and State where both sides staged strong blows. Previous results include a 4 to 4 tie between State and Carolina and a 6 to 3 Tar Baby victory over Tech, marking the first varsity meeting between the two schools in the ring.
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Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Carolina
State College
Durham
Duke
North Carolina
State
Tar Babies
Techiets
Carshrouco
Tilden to Meet German Champion in Chapel Hill Exhibition
Bill Tilden brings his party to the Tin Can at the University Thursday night for an 8 o'clock exhibition. Hans Nuasslein, Germany’s top rival, is expected to duel Tilden in a marquee singles showdown. The group also includes Bruce Barnes and Ammett Pare, former national champions.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
University and
Big Bill Tilden
Big Bill
Tilden
Hans Nuasslein
Germany
Nusslein
Bruce Barnes
United States
Ammett Pare
Elephants Reach Long Lifespan Of Centuries
A natural science note states that elephants live to about 150 to 200 years in the wild and captivity, reflecting their remarkable longevity and slow aging process.
Corrinne Probes Emotional Security in Love Talk
In a candid discussion, Corrinne questions whether lasting love can be trusted while Sue and Nancy explore emotional security as an anchor for life. Corrinne admits she has security but worries about faithfulness and potential rival interests. A nurse interrupts, noting Mrs Thornton's awake husband is nearby. Next: Nancy Becker advises Corrinne.
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Corrinne
Sue
Nancy
Haven
Len Long Geeves
Gabe Gulls
The Story of Sue and Jealousy
Corrinne faces jealousy and doubt as Harry questions her love. Nancy counsels that trust and possessiveness reflect a man's lingering fear of rivals, while Corrinne weighs her feelings and social expectations in their strained relationship.
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Stephens
Lawrence Lowe
Morris Street
Thomas Willey
Vv. F. W
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Ware
G. W. King
Tabor Avenue
East
Léington Avenue
Katherine Pendleton-Arrington
Warrenton
William Conway
Henderson
Katherine Pendleton Arrington
Doge's Palace
George Wharton Edwards
Woman's Club
Raleigh Times
Katherine
Pendleton- Arrington
Henderson, Ky
Chamberlin
Conway
Peter Arrington
Milo H., Pendleton
Jane McKenzie Hawkins Pendleton
Fassifern
St. Timothy's
Catonsville
Spence School
New York
Europe
Near East
Kentucky
University of North Carolina
Blanche Pendleton Cates
Thomasville
Op. BE
Wil
Order of the Eastern Star
Mason Temple
Altrusa Club
First Baptist Church
Miss Fritz
Greensboro Hospital
Pauline Fritz
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
J. A. Fritz
High Point Route Four
RAY Street
Batiste
Moffitt’s
Ball Club
Bill Tilden
Vam
Nancy Becker
Lord & Taylor
Margery Hale
Ocorrinne
Harry
Jack
Marty
Corinne
Tirst Place
Alfred Lewis
HOTEL
Trices
Commee Modern
Taft
Seventh Avenue
50Th Street
Hyman's Ewelry Co
Washington
Sernsbroth
Tom Brown
Palm Springs
Leila Hyams
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