Virginia Ball Weds Elmer Hedrick in Irvington Va
Miss Virginia Octavia Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs Jase K Ball married Elmer D Hedrick of High Point at the bride’s Irvington Virginia home. The ceremony was read by Rev Gunn of the Methodist church. Afterward the couple departed for Fredericksburg and eastward points, to be at home in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Octavia Ball
Jase. K. Ball
High Point
Irvington
Rey W. ©. Gunn
Methodist Church
World Sisterhood
Sweet Briar
Smandh Platt
Girl Reserves
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgia
Virginia
Y W.C. A
Charlotte
Salisbury
Edryn
Idna Kearns
Ruth Clinard
Lois Smith
Margaret Klemme
Margaret Clinard
Mary Hammer
Aileen Jlaneer
Mrs Walter Griffins Leaves for Fiza beth City Summer
Mrs Walter Griffins departs this morning by early train to Fiza beth City to spend the summer with her father J. D. Fulmer. She is accompanied by her two sons Fulmer and John Daniel Scott and Edward Fitzgerald of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Griffins
Fizabeth City
J. D. Fulmer
Fulmer
John Daniel
Local visitors and guests noted in Winston-Salem
Winson-Salem residents host visitors for two weeks including Mrs. J R Fitzgirald on English street. Beverly Thurman Jr leaves for Gastonia to stay two weeks with Mr and Mrs Walter Moore. Mrs A D Barnes visits Bennettsville S C with nieces Ernestine and Lucie Morrow Hayes. Adele Wineskie returns from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffside
Cliffside Lake
Winston-Salem
Jank Gurley
Edward Gurley
Elizabeth Myatt
Lucile Barbee
Gertrude Tea- Kue
Nannie Kirkman
Ida Munron
Mary Muse
Ma Kirkman
Elizabeth Strickland
Celeste Headen
Alice Pitts
Bilacuise Johnson
Harry O'Neill
Walter Crissman
Gilmore Pickett
Kearne Vy Crisman
A. B. Roberts
J. Spivy
William Rakan
Rupert Pickens
Aubrey Poston
Edwin—Koonee
Paul Curley
Winson-Salem
J. R. Fitzgirald
English Street
Beverly Thurman, Jr
Gastonia
Walter Moores
B. R. Thurman
Johnson Street
A. D. Barnes
Bennettsville
S. C
E. D. Moore
Ernestine and
Lucie Morrow Hayes
Myrtle Beach
Women Missionary Circles Plan July Chicken Dinner
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold circle meetings Monday with hostesses at 3 to 4 o’clock across Circle One Mrs. W. G. Anderson Circle Two Mrs. A. K. B. Tate Circle Three Mrs. G. C. Weeden Circle Five Mrs. G. W. Rhodes to finalize plans for a July 4 chicken dinner at the church grounds. Also notes of members traveling and other society updates follow.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lm Street
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Booth
Baptist Crcles
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Circle
W. G. Anderson
Maple Street
F. M. Pickett
A. KB. Tate
Road Street
GC. F. Weedon
Hamilton Street
Flossie Swicegood
Greensboro
Charlies R
Thomas
Collettsville
Archibald Johnson
Lugia Springs
L. A. Bruton
Troy
J. Q. Miller
Spencer
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. EB
J.N Hlatiss
B. L. Webb
Winifred Bodie
Baltimore O
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Jesse Thrower
Charity
Fayetteville
Dorris Harris
Dora Polikavetz
Frisco Grass Patch Prepares Many Big League Players
San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park field, a training ground for Willie Kamm who sold for 100000 to the Chicago Americans, has produced numerous major leaguers. Local youths are groomed into semipro stars, earning trials with Coast league clubs and then the majors. Notables connected include Walter Mails, Doran, Bert Cole, Carl Hollings, Dutch Reuther, Harry Heilmann, Louis Fonseca, Sammy Bohne, Babe Pinielli, Jimmie Caveney, George Kelly, Bill Cunningham, Armstrong, Joe Connelly, and Gene Valla, who is batting .353 in his first season.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Willie Kamm
Chicago Americans
Golden Gate Pirk
Charlie Baum
Kamm
White Sox
Baum
Walter Mails
Cleveland
Doran
Bert Cole
Carl Hollings
Detroit
Dutch Reuther
Nationals
Harry Heilmann
Cincinnati Nationals
Louis Fonseca
Sammy Bohne
Babe Pinelli
Jimmie Caveney
George Kelly
New York Yankees
Bill Cunningham
Giants
Armstrong
St. Paul
Joe Connelly
Little Rock
Gene Valla
Vertical rising air machine may be perfected later says aero expert
Washington July 1 Dr Albert F Zahm naval aviation expert says the helicopter a vertical rising air machine is possible and may see utilitarian flights in years He notes Germany's work shows limited vertical lift but no extended flights He cites two other design types promising vertical lift with potential paralleled propeller and vane systems and warns cost weight and engine reliability remain major hurdles for military or civilian use.
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Aero Expert
Washington
Albert F. Zahm
Navy
Zahm
Germany
Ireland
Rsp Iskeva
Econalogs
Zehm
Usu
Kleriot
Tia
Jenin
Farmers at Together Day planned at Endless Caverns
Harrisonburg Va July 1 The Rotkingham Farm Bureau board approves a Farmers at Together Day event at Endless Caverns for Saturday August 19 and agrees to pool member fertilizer orders as a key outcome of the monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Endless Caverns
Rotkingham Farm Bureau
Brooklyn Girl Cares For Tame Florida Gopher Turtle
Miss Theodora Olsen of Brooklyn holds a gentle Florida gopher turtle she says is tame and uninjured. She notes the creature seems to like her and she enjoys the companionship.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
the Friends Church
High Point High Schoool
Win- Staur-Salem
Clara Worth
Priscilla
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Priscilla Club
W. K .Jackson
A. By Taplin
W. A. Lambeth
Cy Whorler
Frank Ford
Clarence Crowson
Josge Hayden
Robert Walker
C. A. Ring
Vey W. Idol
Hue M. Shipman
W. G. Slipman
Houston Aiatt
Fred Ingram
Jenkins
James Melleghampe
J. L. Pop
Lungberton
Edgar Whitenr
Jobson Street
Katherine Whitener
Mary Trueblood
William Simnnton
Lila Fisher
Asheville
Elizabeth City
Edwards
Kinston
Kerner
Kernersvyillie
Thelma Walters
Mexico
Misour
Hedrick-Ball
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Adele Wineskie
California
Society OF Thomasville
Helen Jones
Martinsville
Nannie Jones
New York
Columbia Univer
Frisco
War Départment
Alreres
Ies
Ioe
Kou Gue
Eien Anes Aks
Irapefesleferes
Erese
Feyeser
Merly
Ararefelard
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