Social items highlight church groups and weddings
Members of the Ladies Aid at First Baptist meet with Mrs. G W Rhodes on the Parkway at 3:30 PM. Dr J Cummings recovers from a serious appendicitis after three weeks at High Point hospital. Mr and Mrs Kent Nance return from a bridal tour and plan home at Hogan residence on Colonial Drive. The Wesley Memorial Dairy Davies Missionary Society meets at 4 PM with Mrs L T Mann. Engagement announced for Esther Blair Strickland to Geordie Blair Strickland with wedding planned in September. Circles of the First Presbyterian meet with various hostesses on the Parkway and North Main Street. Highland Community Sunday School hosts an indoor reception with the We Need You class and guest speakers. Wedding news from Greensboro and Tenafly notes the Morehead-Reitz union on July 4 and the NC Virginia family connections. Also mentions Greensboro guests and local social visits.
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Baptist Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
G. W Rhodes
Kent
Nance
North Carolina
Hogan
Colonial Drive
Hazel Hogan
Dairy Davies
Davar Davies Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
L. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Mann
Bob Sheloff
W. D. Simmons, Jr
Herbert Newbold
Ed Millis
Blair Strickland
Esther
Geedie Blair Strickland
High Point
William A. Eichelberger
Fourth Street
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mr. Strickland
Robert B. Strickland
Presbyterian Circles
First
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
Robert Bencini
Minnie Pollock
North Main Street
B. S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Kenneth Price
RR. H. Garland
E. M. Shipman
Cable Circle
D. M. Pollock
Young Ladies Circle
A. KB. Taplin
Pollock
Highland Community Sunday School
A. Gillis
Brady Weaver
Hubert Neighbors
Qochers
Nina Gover
Jasper Hunevycutt
Mary Hunevcutt
Claude Williams
Emma Russell
Thelma Pond
Richmond
James T. ‘More
Greensboro
Florence Atwood Reitz
Wenafly
Virginia
Florence Reiz
Tenafly
N. J
James T. Morehead
Englewood
Dr. Johnson
West Side Presbyterian Church
Rodman
Greensboro Weekend Social Notes Bring Visitors Home
Mr and Mrs Fi Deas and children of Greensboroe spend the weekend in High Point with relatives. Mrs C W Gaddy of Albemarle visits sisters in the city and plans a trip to Goldsboro. Miss Yallie Ellis of Ramseur visitors Mary Grey Mainard on East Green street. Clarence Crowson returns from Winston-Salem on business. Thelma Pond of Richmond Va visits briefly.
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Deas
Greensboroe
Jin
Yallie Ellis
Ramseur
Mary Grey Mainard
East Green Street
Greensboro HLYs New School Lot Transfer
Approximately $66 000 in Guilford county real estate changed hands yesterday. The largest transfer was by the Summit Avenue Building Company to the city of Greensboro for a Cypress street and Bessemer avenue lot valued at about $46,000 for a new school site. Other transactions include J W Alfreds to Crown Realty for about 7 000 on a Greensboro lot and several parcels on the Fairfield road and Greenboro High Point road totaling the day’s activity.
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Guilford County
Summit Avenue Building Company
Greetmsboro
Cypress Street
Bessemer Avenue
R Hi. Wharton
Register of Deeds
J. W. Alfred
Crown Realty Company
Greensboro
Hoo
J. R. Jones
H. S. Ragan
Fairfield Road
High Point Township
Br. W. Harrison
Henry Myan
Sumner Township
Wiaido Porter
L. J Duffy
High Point
W.flage
EB. Armfield
Greensboro High Point Road
Norfolk City Council Approves Property and Bond Tax Rates
Norfolk Virginia officials confirm the 10922 tax ordinance keeps real estate tax at 2.10 dollars in old wards and 1.50 in new ward. Intangible property rates are set at 20 cents per 100 for bonds and 30 cents per 100 for corporate stock investments.
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Norfolk
Unloaded gun proves fatal to 14-year-old
In Danville a .22 rifle fired while Otis Sams age fourteen played with it. The bullet struck his stomach and he died a week later from peritonitis at a local hospital.
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Danville
Otis Sams
C. T. Sams
Sam
Hagerstown Officials Exonerate Police Over Railway Ties
City officials in Hagerstown exonerate members of the police department after an investigation found no improper favoritism toward the Western Maryland Railway Co or protection of striking workers against strikebreakers.
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Hagerstown
Jjuly& City
Weather outlook for South and Atlantic states week ahead
July weather outlook from Washington calls for scattered local showers and thunderstorms in the South and Atlantic states with normal temperatures.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Child Shot in Head Survives Asks To Play
Virginia Brown two months old was struck by a bullet in the brain on July 4. Doctors report she appears happy and normal and desires to play at the Long Island hospital where she is recovering.
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Virginia Brown
Long Island Hospital
Problem Play-Problem of Seeing Play
Marian Hale laments Paris fashion with oversized head-dresses blocking views in theaters. She traces the garter headband origin from Louis XVI era to modern plumes and flora, predicting mounting costume drama and unresolved viewing challenges.
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Marian Hale
Paris
Louis XVI
Syle
Mrs Grady Ferguson Dies in Randleman Burn Incident
Mrs Cornelia Christine Ferguson wife of Grady Ferguson of Randleman died at a local hospital at 3 AM after burns from her clothing catching fire. A nearly 29 year old resident of Randleman she was hospitalized since January. Accompanied by her husband and her father M L Ivey her body was taken to Randleman for a funeral planned for tomorrow.
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Cornelia Christine Ferguson
Grady Ferguson
Randleman
Ferguson
M. L. Ivey
Barbour County Posts Lowest State Tax Rate
Barbour county shows the lowest tax rate in the state with 65 cents on each 105 dollars of valuation. Logan county holds the highest rate at 3.34 dollars per 100 dollars of valuation, according to statistics from the state tax commissioner’s office.
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Charleston
W. Va
Barbour County
Logan County
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J. Cummings
Roland Park
High Point Hospital
Garland Chappell
R. T. Chappell
Mattie
Geneva Foglian
Richmond, Va
Chas. Mogleman
Willie Davis
W. A. Davis
Spencer
Mendenhalls
That City
Clarence Crowson
Winston-Salem
Richmond Va
Moffitt Furnishing CO
HLYS
Cypress
Bessemer
Barbour
Southern Railway System
New York
Birmingham
New Orleans
Charlotte
N. Y
Columbia
Augusta
Atlanta
Westminster
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Birmingham-New York
Augusta-New York
Birmingham-N. O
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H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham, D. P. A., Charlotte, N. O
Loflin’s
Mass
Allen
Quality Shoe Store
Red Bell
Lashmill
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