WEDDINGS AND VISITORS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL NEWS
MR BARKER'S CONDITION IMPROVED and he expects to be out soon. Dr and Mrs Bouldin and G L Bouldin and Dickson, Tenn., return home after visit as guests of Dr Bouldin's sister. MISS EDWARDS HOSTS HONOR VISITORS in Walkertown with two travelers from Bishopville and Greensboro. bridge party at her home ends with iced tea and snacks. JOYNER WEDS ROSA JONES IN WALKERTOWN near afternoon ceremony with long-time families, couple to live in High Point after Joyner's job with American Bakeries. KEEMME-GOLDSTON WEDDING IN NEW YORK reports the marriage of Miss Gertrude Goldston of Washington, D C, to W Klemme, of this city, tied yesterday as he attended a National Glass association convention. The bride formerly lived in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Edwards
Louise
Jack. Edwards
Keemme-Goldston
New
York
Gertrude Goldston
Washington, D. C
W. Klemme
New York City
Kelme
National Glass Association
Hien Point
United States
Mas. Qoalidge
Edwards Congregational Church
Coalidges
Washington
High Point
Klemme
High Point society notes and political visitors cited
The report lists Mrs. Klemme and her High Point connections as she marries in a feature with remarks on her family and future home. It notes prominent guests and officials visiting, including ambassadors, a university alumni group, and political figures, with details of travel and gatherings. The piece also mentions John W. Davis's early rise and move to New York to organize his national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Brussels
Richard Olney
Washington and Lee University Alumni Association
New Orleans
J. $. McDonald
Kansas State League of Young Democrats
J. H. Lyne
Davis-Bryan Club
Washington, D. C
American Club of
London
Arthur Woods
New York City
Charles Dana Gibson
Davis
Manag
Polk
Henry Morganthan
Turkey
Trapp
Oklahoma
Walter Lippman
New York
York
John W. Davis
Locust Valley
Frank
Davis Plans Early Campaign Start After Nominating Conference
Former under secretary Polk discusses forming a new national committee with Cordell Hull. Details of party council organization to be finalized in coming days after convention session delays. Davis plans a brief vacation in New England following a public address on election issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Meh Davebs
Cordell Hull
Ders
National Committee
Days
Mr. Davis
New England
Mr Davis
Dorothy Milstead
Lig
Davis
Long Island,sound
Phil Watson
Indianapoli
Galt
William M. Adams
Copenhagen
United States Rubber Company
Hosiery Mill To Resume Operations In Durham
The Hosiery Mills No 3 on Hamilton Street will reopen Monday after a mid-summer inventory and summer vacation. B C Freeland, superintendent, says business is looking up. The plant is a major local employer in High Point labor market and a leading hosiery maker in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Hamilton Street
B. C. Freeland
D Ciry
Demand for Store Room Space in High Point
Store room space for small manufacturers is in demand in High Point. FL J. Sizemore, secretary of the chamber of commerce, reports many inquiries and says the secretary cannot fulfill all space requests. Firms seek 100 by 10 foot rooms for furniture and related assembly ready for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Converns
Local Wedding and Social Notices Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs T B Bennett and children have returned from extended visits to Ohio and Washington DC. Mr and Mrs W F P Clary depart tomorrow for Statesville to spend Sunday with relatives. Daphne Nellie and Kath erine Centry spent the ass week with Miss Currie Gentry in Stokesdale. Dor colby Holt visiting Mrs J W Hobbs in Greensboro. Susie Kirkman and H R Jones visiting Greensboro. L A Welch, J A Welch and Miss Beth Welch spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Bennett
Ohio
Washington, D. C
W. FP. Clary
Statesville
Daphne
Nellie
Katherine Centry
Miss Currie Gentry
Stokesdale
Susie Kirkman
H R. Jones
Greensboro
L. A. Welch
J. A. Welch
Beth Welch
Greanshora
Davis Plans Temporary Residence With Frank Polk During Campaign
Readers see a burst of speculation as Davis lines up a base in New York and weighs future moves. Analysts assess Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana as key states while Governor Smith ponders his own political path. Telegraphed support arrives from Yale economist Irving Fisher urging Democrats to bolster the League of Nations in the 1926 landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
New York
Ohio
Hlinoig
Indiana
Davis
New York State
Smith
Irving Fisher
Yale University
League of Nations
League ‘of Nations
Assatiation
Fisher
Ogden
Tah
Baker
Newton D.baker
Brand “Whitlock
Hair Youth: A Plea to Men for Thick Healthy Hair
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Hair Youth a concentrated tonic and cleanser claimed to prevent dandruff and hair loss. The ad invites men to try a 50 cent package or $1 with eyedropper and offers a free trial bottle via coupon, asserting guaranteed results or payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Sclence
Battle
Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Barker
C. Barker
Barker Street
Bouldin LE PN Nesser
G.L. Bouldin
T Dickson
L. Bouldin
Dr. Bouldin
Joyner
Rosa Ones
L Robert Sie
Walkertown
Allen
Love’s Church
Dones
Walkerwhigh
James R. Joyner
Veterda
Felts
Moffitt’s
the Funeral Church
Steve
Going
Dorcolby Holt
Randall's Drug Store
Quality Shoe Store
High Point Savings and Trust Co
Just
Phoenix
Jacob
Pather
Jacob’s
Enterprise
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