Ruby Kidd Weds Hubert Kanoy In Danville Ceremony
On July 4 1932 Miss Ruby Kidd married Mr Hubert Kanoy in Danville Virginia The bridal party included Mrs Lumon Minor The couple will reside at 408 Tate Street Mrs Kanoy is daughter of Mrs Halsie Kidd of 622 White Oak Street and Mr Kanoy is son of the late W F Kanoy.
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Ruby Kidd
Hubert Kanoy
Danville
Virginia
Lumon Minor
Kanoy
Halsie Kidd
White Oak Street
Mr. Kanoy
W. F. Kanoy
Local residents visit relatives and return home
Mrs. H. C. Morgan hosts a visit at her route ons home while Mrs. Ralph Seiwers of Morganton stays with sister Mrs. Chase Idol on Hillcrest drive. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Edwards return from Paradise Point. Mrs. Archa Coit of Greensboro visits Mrs. D. H. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wade Hiatt resume home life after Paradise Point time. Mrs. John N. Paul and children travel home from Washington and Belhaven, N. C. with Mrs. Margaret Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Idol
Morganton
Mary Katherine Seiwers
Miss Seiwers
Miss Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Mrs. H. C. Morgan
Ralph Seiwers
Chase Idol
John N. Paul
Eleanor Wilson
Margaret Louise
Jack Nicholson
Paul
Mrs. Paul
Margaret Hodges
Washington and
Belhaven
N. C
Olympic 400 Meters Trials Boost U S Team Qualifiers
In Berkeley on July 6, Victor Burke of Georgetown set a 53.2 second 400 meters hurdles mark, shaving 0.2 from the Olympic record as 13 athletes qualified for final trials for the 1932 U S team. Harvard’s “Red” Record finished in 54.5 seconds to earn a finals berth.
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Berkeley
Calif
United States
Victor Burke
Georgetown University
Harvard
Guns Take 13 Lives In Kentucky Holiday Battles
In Kentucky during the holiday period, gun violence claimed 13 lives. Most deaths were attributed to fits of passion. An officer and his companions were killed by unseen shooters firing from underbrush. one woman was among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Leap Year Bride and the Web of Ambition
Cherry Dixon a 19 year old heiress marries reporter Dan Phillips during Leap Year. Dan works on a stage play with Brenda Vail while Cherry struggles with jealousy as Max Pearson, a fellow News staffer, grows closer. A seashore trip and a barbecue outing test loyalties as Cherry questions love and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Dixon
Dan Phillips
Sheen
Dan
Cherry
Dixie Shannon
Max Pearson
Pearson
Brenda Vail
Wellington
Miss Vaile
Miss Vail
Casey
Brenda
Max
Stewart Road
Kerry
Missionary Society Meets at First Methodist Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist church met in the hut on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. EB. A. Brannock presiding. Solo by Miss Mary McCain with piano by Mrs. L. L. Barbee, readings, roll call of 20 members, and reports on the Charlotte missionary conference and church projects. Several youths left for Lake Junaluska to attend the Young People’s conference under Mrs. J. F. Spruill.
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City Baptist W. M. A
City Baptist Women's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
8. R. Matthews
T. C. Robbins
Green Street Baptist Church
Wilma Planter
Green Street Church
Hazel Haynes
Pearl Bourne
Southwide Woman's Missionary Union
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Bourne
Ridgecrest
N. C
YY. W. A
North Park Church
Lexington
Women’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
EB. A. Brannock
Webster Koonts
Lindsay Weaver
Mary McCain
L. L. Barbee
Edith Hege
China
John Craver
Charlotte
Lee McCain
M. E. Church
Lake Junaluska
Isobel Craven
Rachel Sink
Helen Phillips
Virginia Johnson
Helen Hall
Ruth Craver
Dot Farabee
Eva Howard
Elmer Crouse
John McCrary
Charles Craver
Gilbert Barbee
Ray McCrary
Sam Smith
Carl Ward, Jr
J. F. Spruill
Wade H Phillips speaks at Long's Ferry patriotic celebration
Lieut Col Wade H Phillips of this city was principal speaker at the Long's Ferry Fourth of July patriotic celebration. The event, under Samuel C Hart Post of the American Legion of Salisbury, drew a large crowd with loud speakers so all could hear Phillips and the program’s features.
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Wade H. Phillips
Long’s Ferry
Samuel C. Hart Post
American Legion of
Salisbury
Phillips
Garden Club Meets at Mrs Phillips Home
The local Garden club met Friday morning at South Main Street home of Mrs. W. H. Phillips with Mrs. H. E. Love presiding. A folding nominating committee was appointed: Mrs. James Adderton chair, with Mrs. G. W. Mountcastle and Mrs. Fred Watson. Mrs. W. B. Hunt was named program chair. Mrs. W. F. Welborn presented a program.
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W. H. Phillips
South Main Street
H. E. Love
James Adderton
G. W. Mountcastle
Fred Watson
W. B. Hunt
W. F. Welborn
Mrs Chadwick and daughter visit Higgins on North State
Mrs. Sam Chadwick and her daughter Virginia from New Bern are visiting Mrs. Chadwick’s mother, Mrs. C. C. M. Higgins, on North State Street.
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Sam Chadwick
Virginia
New Bern
Chadwick
CC. M. Higgins
North State Street
Snider Family Visits Leonard In Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. Al Snider and daughter Eva and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Snider of Toccoa Ga spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C L Leonard on Greensboro.
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al Snider
Eva
Charlie Snider
Taccoa, Ga
C. L. Leonard
Greensboro Street
Mrs Katheryn Hall Returns Home From Thomasville Visit
Miss Katheryn Hall came home Sunday after a week in Thomasville visiting relatives.
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Katheryn Hall
Thomasville
Al Snider Jr Visiting Grandparents in Town
Al Snider Jr of Taccoa Georgia is spending several weeks with his grandparents Mr and Mrs C L Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Snider, Jr
Taccoa, Ga
Mrs. C. L. Leonard
Weekend at White Lake Reportedly With Several Couples
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Hutchins and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Settle, along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hulin, spent the week end at White Lake, according to local social notes.
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Chalmers Hutchins
Reid Settle
Frank Hulin
White Lake
Jimmie Hayes Jr Visits Relatives in Chattanooga
Jimmie Hayes Jr travels to Chattanooga to spend time with family relatives. The visit highlights a familial gathering in the Tennessee city.
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Jimmie Hayes, Jr
Chattanooga
Mrs. L M Barksdale and Martha Jane Visit Leaksville Friend
Mrs. L M Barksdale and her daughter Martha Jane of Leaksville are visiting Mrs. Lewis P Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Barksdale
Martha Jane
Leaksville
Lewis P. Weaver
Miss Mary Frances Rodgers Weekend in Greensboro
Miss Mary Frances Rodgers spent the week end in Greensboro visiting friends and sightseeing venues during a short holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Rodgers
Greensboro
Six Montana Youths Killed In Dynamite Cap Box Blast
Six boys, all of Austrian extraction, were killed when four dynamite caps exploded at Meaderville baseball park in Butte, Montana. Police say the youths had taken caps from the Leonard mine powder magazine and were making bombs to celebrate Independence Day. The blast shook the city, sending hundreds into the streets.
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Butte
Mont
Leonard
Meaderville
Dreiser to Back Communist Ticket in Election
New York July 6 Theodore Dreiser novelist says he will vote for the communist platform in the coming presidential election. He argues capitalism has failed as a government system and that the nation should use its resources to benefit all citizens. He compares democratic, republican, and socialist programs as only minor differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Dreiser
Pew
Dreiser
Treasury Receipts for July 3 Reported in Washington
Treasury receipts for July 3 were 4.27 million dollars with expenditures totaling 34.21 million and a balance of 401.32 million. Customs duties for two days of July amounted to 1.62 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
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Club News
Miss Kidd
First Methodist Protestant Sunday School
City Lake Park
Baptist Philatheas
Whitfield
Monthew Avenue
Mesdames C
Holly
J. N. Stamps
Elmer High
Ebert Javis
Lucile Cable
Lida Thompson
Jake Thomas
Charleston
Folly Beach
Isle of Palm Beach
Adelle Hodges
Pauline Spencer
Ruby
Wbisie Young
Hi Point
Rocky Mount
Jane Hess Weaver
New York City
Mrs. Faucette
Westtown School
Miss Weaver
Marian Davis
Coatesville, Pa
P. M. Carner
J. E. Taylor
Sarah Belle
Deep Gap
North Corona
Ella H. Weedon
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
Charles Weedon
Wallace, Sr
Charles Henry Weedon
Walter Dickens
Mamie Young
Hubert Rickard
Harold and
Adrene
Myrtle Beach
W. L. Young
Bud Kearns
James
Margaret
Carolina Beach
Bruce McPherson
Greenville
D. C
W. C. Jones
North Main Street
Jean McPherson
Virginia Soyars
Viola Roberson
Reidsville
Home Dept
First Baptist Sunday School
W. C. York
Cox Street
English Street
C. E
Christian Endeavor Society of
Kathleen Embler
Paul Crowson
Jerry Wade
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. I. B. Dunn
Rebecca Joe
High Point Hospital
Katherine Jane Ryan
James Ryan
Guilford General Ital
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Hamilton Church
Susannah Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
M. E
Betty Foster
Prospect Road
Betsy Foster
Ruth Weatherman
Sallie Pierce
Fred Byrd
Esther Modlin
Mothers’ Prayer Meeting
J. H. Hubbard
East Green Street
E. W. Jones
Moffitt
Mrs. C. C. Edwards
Paradise Point
Archa Coit
D. H. Parsons
Miss Vail’s
the Moreau
Miss Wall
Lexington Society
G.S. White
Montana
Program of Communists
Hood System Industrial Bank
High Point
North Carolina
State of
County of
Guilford
M. H. Folger
R. R. Ragan
W. J. Frasier
W. J. Frazier
Bessie A. Foster
Sechrest Funeral Home
Ciently
LE Gant
Elimi
the Ladies’ Store
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