Local social notes and births from Guilford area
Miss Louise Cooke recovers after operation at Guilford General Hospital. Births announced for Robert Allen Coltrane and Virginia Lee Beckman. Church classes hold meetings at various homes. Archdale Friends church hosts ice cream supper. Philathea class meets at South Main Street M E Church. Teague and others vacationing. residents visiting Raleigh, Myrtle Beach, and New York city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cooke
Louise Cooke
Guilford General Hospital
Gladys Patterson
Asheboro
Vera York
Raymond York
O. R. York
Adam Lee Gibson
Johnnie Swiggett
Patterson
York
A. L. Mallard
Iris
Rose Gibson
Catherine Swiggett
Hattie Mae Tice
Iris Rose Gibson
Juanita
Lucile Lambert
Anna Rowe Russell
Virginia Mallard
Darrell Lee Sechrest
Junior Trippe
Fred Mallard
North Carolina Considers Nature Guardians for Schools
A Raleigh conference explored forming a North Carolina branch of the Georgia Loyal Order of Nature Guardians to teach conservation to school children. Miss Mary K. Jerome cited Georgia’s 200000 youth membership and influence on protecting game, fish, and forests. Officials said further study of educational features is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Loyal Order of Nature Guardians of Georgia
Mary K. Jerome
Georgia
State Department of Conservation and Development
J. W. Harrelson
Department
Charles H. England
G. A. Nicoll
New Bern
Jerome
Jerome. Miss Jerome Was Visiting At Farmville
Nicoll
Order of Nature Guardians of
Miss Jerome
The Story of Sue House Guests Spark Quiet Tensions
Sue hosts a quiet gathering at Harry and Corrinne's home while Jack and Barbara clash over finances. Barbara pushes for a richer lifestyle, while Sue resists, insisting marriage is love not material wealth. Tension eases as Sue bakes breakfast for the men, soft moonlight and a warm kitchen surround a shy Jack at the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Sue
Barbara
Harry
Corrinne
Civic clubs back highway 154 extension drive
Lexington Rotary and Kiwanis endorse the Lexington Chamber of Commerce effort urging State Highway Commissioner Jas L McNair to extend Highway 154 from Mooresville to Lincolnton. The new road would cut Lexington Lincoln ton distance by 16 miles and improve traffic to the southwest. Salisbury, Mooresville and other towns join in the bid, expecting favorable action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kiwanis
Publishers Discuss Value of Editorial Pages To Close Session
Asheville July 2 The address of John Benson president of the American Association of Advertising Agencies and discussion of editorial page values opened the Southern Newspapers Publishers Association closing session at Grove Park Inn. Publishers planned to choose the 1931 convention city hear advertising plans and adopt resolutions before ad journment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
John Benson
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Southern Newspapers Publishers Association
Grove Park Inn
Global Thunderstorm Count Surpasses Sixteen Million Annually
Estimates indicate that over 16 million thunderstorms occur worldwide each year, affecting diverse regions and contributing to weather patterns and lightning activity.
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MR. Ingram
Hamlet
Hal B. Ingram
N. C
Coltrane
Charles Coltrane
Robert Allen
G. L. Beck
Virginia Lee
Montheu Avenue
G. B. Hill
Ethel May
Hill
Lola Mooney
Fouts
Gere Lamont
J. E. Fouts
Willowbrook Street
Gene Lamont
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Main Street
M. E. Church
Frank Payne
Archdale
Archdale Friends Church
Brotherhood
South Main Street
Claude Davis
Montlieu Avenue
Roy Smallwood
Roy Lee
Lee White
Bertha Padgett
Bernice Kearns
Helen Barker
Essie Beane
Cordelia Jones
George Pratt
C. V. Estep
Estley Kearns
Sedgefield
J. E. Marsh
Anne Carter Marsh
Bridge v
Sedgefield Inn
Jack Thomas
Julia Marsh
Marsh
C. C. Carter
West Point
N. Y
Charles Kearns
Crystal
Olivia Richey
Fred Thomas
Guest
Richey
Atlanta
J. E. Millis
Myrtle Beach
Matt Wall
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Harold Bennett
Nancy
S. C
C. McRae
Vancouver
B. C
James Corrigan
Colonial Drive
Beuna Fowler
Walnut Cove
Ruby Wagner
Ruth Green
Eva Bowman
E. B. Kinney
Burlington
C. N. Seigler
R. E. Williams
Eugenia
Gatesville, N. C
A. P. Dickens
J. H. Deligny
J. W. Harriss
Welch Harriss
Comer
Covington
J. H. Adams
W. H. Slane
Willis, Jr
New York State
Lone Pine Camp
Adirondacks
R. T. Amos
Irene Iveigh
Hedrick Street
Phil Warner
Betty Lou
Washington, D., C
Kk. C. Horner
Gatesville
Hhei
W. L. Teague
Beatrice
B. W. Manley
Billy
Wanda
Charlotte
FE. G. Martin
What
Cation
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Ethel
Trey Gay
Order OF Nature Guardians
Lexington Civic Clubs
High Point
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
E. M. Brower
N. C. N. Main Street
Eugene Beauty Shoppe
Tor
Elizabeth Simpson
High Point Road
Tar Heel Inn
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Whee
Teres
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
South Main
High Point, N. C
Mabe Pharr
Battle Creek
Daly
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Hutchens
Sechrest
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