High honor event in Asheville celebrates southern publishers
In Asheville a patriotic affair honored southern publishers with the Kenilworth's Rhododendron flags and a red white and blue display. Mr Covington and Mr Rochelle enjoyed several rounds at the Biltmore Forest Country Club while James Thompson Alexander and others spent time with family. The Kenilworth orchestra provided music for the evening.
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High Pol
Asheville
Ham Simmon
Rochelle
Mountains
Covington
Biltmore Forest Country Club
South
Kenilworthiimn
Kenilworth
Rchestra
Personal Notices and Weddings From Local Fare
Fragmentary personal notices and wedding fleeting phrases suggest a social column focusing on attendance and community fashion. The readable fragments hint at residents, attendees, and surrounding area involvement with local events and gatherings.
Weekend Guests and Local Social Notes in Greensboro
Miss Edith Harville and Miss Aline Tomlinson return from two weeks at Black Mountain and Montreat. Young women from Greensboro and nearby towns spend time at homes in Cable Street and Moore’s Springs. Families from Clarksville and Murfreesboro visit, while others travel to Headings for weekends with relatives. Governor Morrison faces regional concerns amid gallery treatments and Democratic convention tensions in New York.
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Edith Harville
Aline Tomlinson
Black” Mountain
Montreat
Morrison Resents New York Jeering Of Souths Women
A fragmented report shows Morrison resenting New York jeers directed at Southern women as a Democratic convention grapples with economy and funding. An unofficial committee probes delegate finances, revealing limited funds for staying delegates and new funds being organized in Georgia and other states.
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Morrison
New York
Pianik
Democratic Party
Iniland
Atés
Randac
Fehey
Ranny
Joghn
Cohen
Georgia
The
Athanta Journal
Atlanta
Mayor Seizes Flag From Minstrel Parade Leader
PAYETTEVILLE July 1 The city mayor declared the flag should be used in sacred ways and ordered it to be surrendered during a negro minstrel parade night performance. After a dispute the mayor retained the flag folded under his arm and the parade continued without the symbol.
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Payetteville
Robinson
Grist Leads in Labor and Printing Commissioner Runoff
July 7 RALDIGH With returns from Saturdays run off primary still coming in Frank D Grist of Senator late last night continued to lead Commissioner M Shipman for the des peratic nomination as labor and printing commissioner At tabulation of 1719 from the state Grist 29146 Shipman 19361 Seven of the 43 counties reported were complete Manning campaign manager for Grist issued a statement this morning
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Raldigh
Frank D. Grist
Senatr
Tor
M. Shipman
Grist
Shipman
John Hall
Manning
Earl
Grist Expected to Win With Greater Majority Says Shipmay
The returns indicated Mr Grist would win by a greater majority than expected. Commissioner Shipmay had no statement to offer at this time.
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Grist
Shipmay
Mrs Ile Pritchard Dies At Hospital Near Randleman
Mrs Ile Pritchard wife of BE B Pritchard of near Randleman died at a local hospital last night at 11 46 following several weeks illness The body was taken to Gibsonville for funeral services at the Wall home in Gibsonville at 2 pm interment in Gibsonville cemetery She was 28 born in Dobson Survived by husband parents two children Aubery and Violet two brothers Colie and Chester Wall and four sisters Mrs Eva Blaloyle and Miss Harris Dorothy and Gertrude Wall all of Gibsonville The article also mentions an unrelated note about the largest insect found in Venezuela
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Ua Pritchard
BE. B. Pritchard
Randleman
Gibsonville
T. J. Wall
Pritchard
Butler Child Dies at Parents Home in High Point
Frederick Hugené Butler, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Butler of 403 Grimes Street, died shortly after noon yesterday after a one week illness. He was born in High Point on May 27, 1922. Survived by father, mother, one sister and four brothers. Funeral at 3 PM today at the home conducted by Rev. T. J. Rogers and Rev. O. L. Ruth. Interment at Oakwood cemetery.
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Frederick ‘Hugené ‘Butler
T. J. Butler
Grimes Street
High Point
T. J. Rogers
South Main
Police Strike Hits Vera Cruz Amid Elections
Police in Vera Cruz went on strike over unpaid wages synchronized with national elections. Federal soldiers took over policing during the vote, which proceeded without major incidents. Early returns show a likely victory for General Flares.
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Vera Cruz
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