Young Men Commended For Work In Wreck
In Clayton on July 12 John Talton Jr 21 and Judson Whitley 26 were praised for aiding after two weekend automobile crashes that killed four and injured four. They arrived first at a scene where two youths died and a girl was seriously hurt and later helped rescue five passengers from a submerged car before calling for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Woodard
Ruth Banks
Wilson
Garland P. Stout
Margaret Smith
Morehead City
Stout
Marion Cooke
Washington, D. C
Stantonsburg
New Bern
G. M. Henderson
E. N. Booker
Johnston County
Clayton
Johnny Ham
Liberty
James Blizzard, Jr
Danville
Laura Williams
Mill Village
Raleigh
Leon Smith
Booker
Famous Flyers Who Cheated Death In Distant Skies
A roundup recalls aviators long presumed lost who survived ships, seas, and ice, including Commander Rodgers crew, Ruth Bilder, Verne Harshman, and others. It notes Earhart and Noonan being searched for as rescuers remember past rescues from the sea, Arctic wastes, and remote wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Rodgers
Ruth Bilder
George Haldeman
Verne Warren Harshman
Pacific
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Tom Horner
NEA Service
Frederick J. Noonan
John Rodgers
Honolulu
San Francisco
Canal Zone
Ruth Elder
George Holdeman
Atlantic
Azores
King
Harry Hawker
Grieve
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
British Isles
George V
Hawker
English
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Southern Cross
Western Australia
Kingsford- Smith
Timor Sea
Arctic
Smith Vaughan Nuptials at Jefferson Hotel Richmond
Dr. Charles Lee Smith of Raleigh and Miss Cora Antoinette Vaughan of Franklin wed today at the Jefferson hotel in Richmond. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Kate Keith Vaughan and the late Gen. C. C. Vaughan Jr., has led the Virginia American Legion Auxiliary and was given away by her brother C. C. Vaughan III. The groom, president of Edwards and Broughton in Raleigh, has held roles at Mercer University and Johns Hopkins. The couple plans a wedding breakfast then a trip to New York and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Charles Lee Smith
Raleich
N. C
Cora Antoinette Vaughan
Franklin
Jefferson Hotel
Roscoe Jones
Portsmouth
Smith
Kate Keith Vaughan
C. C. Vaughan, Jr
Virginia American Legion Auxiliary
C. C. Vaughan
Katherine Keilhughan
Dr. Smith
Edwards and Broughton
Raleigh
Mercer University
North Carolina
Varner Honored At Birthday Party At Tate Street
Mrs B F Varner hosted a birthday party at 1001 Tate Street for her son Hoyle Varner on Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed games and music before refreshment service. Attendees included Misses Orma Yarborough Frances It Nellie Coltrane Lizzie Jenkins Thelma Beck and Messrs Sechrest Joe Holt Kenneth Te Melville Sechrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Varner
Tate Street
Yie Varner
Orma Yarborough
Frances It
Nellie Coltrane
Lizzie Enkins
Thelma Beck
Messrs
Sechrest
Joe Holt
Kenneth Te
Melville Sechrest
Dr. Sharp Attends Osteopathic Conventions
Dr. Sharp and Mrs. F. C. Sharpe retire today from Chicago after a two week absence. While away, Dr. Sharp attended the 41st annual meeting of the American Osteopathic Association and the Osteopathic Nose and Throat Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Sharpe
Chicago
Ill
Sharpe
American Osteopathic Association
The
Osteopathic Nose and Throat Association
Rogers-Davis Vows Solemnized Saturday At Lexington Home
Miss Lillie Aileen Rogers wed David Franklin Davis in a July 10 ceremony at Chesterfield South Carolina. Rev L M Arnold officiated at 5 30 pm witnessed by Mr and Mrs W D Ritchie. The bride wore royal blue with white trim. She is daughter of A D Rogers of Vager. Davis is son of D O Davis of Lexington and works for Hackney Chair Company in Lexington.
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Lexington
Lillie Aileen Rogers
David Franklin Davis
L. M. Arnold
Chesterfield
S. C
W. D. Ritchie
A. D. Rogers
Ager
Mr. Davis
D. O. Davis
Hackney Chair Company
Dm Lexington
Church Social Moon Circle Meets Tonight
The Lottie Moon circle of West End Baptist church will hold its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 at the home of D R Hedrick 308 Phil street. The Christian Endeavor society of Welch Memorial M P church met last night with missionary committee members Mrs Lee Meredith Ida Belle Gibson and Catherine Gibson in charge Rev J P Hipps spoke on Nationalism or Internationalism.
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Moon Circle
Lottie Moon
West End Baptist Church
D. R. Hedrick
Phil Street
Welch Memorial c. BE
Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial M. P
Church Hut
Lee Meredith
Ida Belle Gibson
Catherine Gibson
J. P. Hipps
Main Street Methodist Church
Shoe making involves 174 machine operations and 36 hand tasks
The process uses 174 machine operations on 154 machines and 36 hand operations. A total of 210 processes are performed by a proportionate workforce.
Parliament Cooking in the Commons Kitchen Tradition
Historical note recalls MPs once bringing meals into the Commons kitchen and cooking their own food, a practice rooted in earlier parliamentary routine and self-sufficiency.
Mrs Philip Davis Readmitted For Mastoid Operation
Mrs Philip Davis has been readmitted to Duke Hospital where she will undergo a mastoid operation tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Davis
Duke Hospital
High Point Eastern Star Chapter Holds September Meeting
Members of the High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. The meeting at eight o'clock is the only session this month and members are asked to arrive promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Calvary Group Returns From Lake Junaluska Assembly
A group of Calvary M. E. church youths spent five days at the Young People's Assembly in Lake Junaluska. Attendees include Misses Lucille Howell Alice Peatross Wilma Lee Evans and John Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E. Church
Lake Junaluska
Young People’s Assembly
Lucille Howell
Alice Peatross
Wilma Lee Evans
John Brown
Miss Andrews Recovers After Appendectomy
Miss Rosalie Andrews is recovering at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy performed Thursday of last week. She is now able to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Andrews
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Local Women Head To Weaverville Conference
Mrs. R. M. Andrews sails to Weaverville for an all day North Carolina Branch Women’s Work conference of the Protestant church. She goes with Mrs. P B Kennett and Mrs. J M Millikan and will visit Rev Homer Casto, Bethel Home superintendent, as guests. They plan to return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
Weaverville
North Carolina
Women's Work
The
Methodist Protestant Church
P. 8. Kennett
J. M. Millikan
Homer Casto
Bethel Home
Fourth Birthday Celebrated By Master Gordon Polson
Master Gordon Polson entertained friends at his home on Cross Street for a fourth birthday party Saturday afternoon. Children included Claudette Polson Shirley Blackwell Raynell Margaret Barbara Coleman Larry Jimmy Scarce Willard Rich Sam Garrison Buck and Bill Coleman. Gordon received many useful gifts during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Polson
Cross Street
Claudette Polson
Shirley Blackwell
Raynell
Margaret
Barbara Coleman
Larry
Jimmy Scarce
Willard Rich
Sam Garrison
Buck
Bill Coleman
Gordon
Boy gets pennies after street accident in Lincoln
In Lincoln, Bobby Eno, aged 3, was knocked down by a car but unhurt. He returned home clutching three pennies, then after choking up another penny appeared, bringing his total to four pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
Bobby Eno
Bobby
Local Residents Return After Family and Leisure Travels
Mr and Mrs P A Clifton return from Mount Olive after funeral duties for H V Dale and Mrs Albert Britt. Drifting visits include Washington DC Roanoke VA Toledo OH Michigan and Canada. Florence Starnes comes home from Lexington with parents T M and Mrs Starnes. A group heads to Myrtle Beach SC for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Clifton
Mount Olive
H. V. Dale
Clifton
Albert Britt
Turkey
Rainbow Division Reunion Opens in Columbus
Rainbow Division veterans gather in Columbus Colorado for its 19th annual reunion with three days of business and social events. The article recalls the division’s Champagne-Marne defense on July 14 1918 and notes the upcoming election of officers. Attendees include Archie Jr Tizer Miss Lou Thompson and Jake Ruud along with Mrs Bowles and son Kenneth visiting from Alma Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
U. S. Army
Rainbow
Champagne Marne
Archie, Jr
Tizer
Lou Thompson
Jake Ruud
Charleston
Folly Beach
8. C
Mae West Face Divorce Rumors In Hollywood
Hollywood reports say Mae West plans to divorce Frank Wallace of New York vaudeville. A keep to herself stance appeared with a do not disturb sign on her door as speculation grows about the 1911 Kissless Bride becoming a 1937 divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mae West
Silent Mae
Frank Wallace
New York
Wallace
Be Cool Linen Shirtfrock Pattern 9350 From Marian Martin
Marian Martin promotes Pattern 9350 for a lightweight shirtfrock in linen synthetic or printed cotton. The pattern features a rever collar and short slashed sleeves with a front button bodice and panel effect. Includes diagrammed chart and prices for pattern and book. orders go to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Martin
Enterprise, Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Midnight sailings in New York crowds and a northern voyage tragedy
A New York City midnight sailing scene shows crowds applauding departures with bon voyage rituals. The report also narrates a 1930 British Columbia survey trip tragedy where Burke died amid a snowbound trek, plus rumors of long‑lost flyers and legends. Treasury officials note income taxes rose to 46 percent of all receipts, up 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Narrows
British Columbia
Burke
Emil Kading
Robert Marten
Everett Watson
Canada
Nungesser
Coli
Amazon Jungle
Paul Redfern
Washington
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Crowds and Contrasts in New York City Life
In bustling New York areas crowds show varied behaviors from fight crowds at a ring to accident crowds at congested streets. The piece notes Union Square crowds as passive yes men while steam shovel crowds study digging. accident crowds seek dramatic scenes and improvising first aid. it also covers Exchange Buffet success and Sieburgh’s clientele among truckers and longshoremen with cautious patrons and rare cash handling miscounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier Head
Kill New York
Union Square
John Barry
Exchange Buffet
Exchange
New York Harbor
Sieburgh'’s
Sieburg
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North Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Roald Amundsen
Sealer
Amundsen
General Nobile
Ellsworth
South Pole
Frederick L. Martin
Serst
Alva L. Harvey
Port Moller
Ontario
Bremen
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
James E. Fitzmaurice
Ireland
Greeley Island
EB. J. A. Burke
B. J. Connell
Kloor
Martin and
Hirvey
Kingsford-Smith
Smith-Vaughan
Hoyle Varner
Dr. Sharp
Osteopathic
House of Commons
Commons
Virinia Bruce
Virginia
Eastern Star
Junalu
R. G. Sharpe
Bob Nichols
Roanoke
Eva Sharpe
R. C. Davis
Harold and
Helen Rae
Hamilton Street
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Florence Starnes
A. 8. Rogers
T. M. Starnes
Mary Doane Rankin
Emma Carr Bivins
John Austin
Francis McCrary
Myrtle Beach
F. EB. Harllee, Jr
Rigdon Dees
the Waldorf-Astoria
Margaret Berry
Harllee’s
Gossard School
Atlanta, Ga
A. L. Thomas
Lizzie Bell
Carolyn
Reunion
T. M. Bowles
Kenneth
Alma, Ga
H. M. Miller
Mae
Pretty
Bonde
Isabelle Hallin
Oan
George Ross
Addic
Umited
North Main ST
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