Social Club News and Neighborhood Meetings
The Loyal Workers class at North Main Street Baptist met at Ruth Turner’s home with Madie Smith in charge. August plans were set for Elon Greene’s home on East Lexington Avenue. Calvary and Epworth groups featured programs on cleanliness and conscience. A WNAI Israel Ladies' Aid postponement was announced. Burbank Garden Club hosted a meeting with Mary Mungan presiding and a flower contest. Mrs. H H Kivett recovering after appendicitis at Guilford General Hospital.
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North Main Street Baptist Church
Ruth Turner
City Lake
Madie Smith
S. R. Clinard
Dessie Morris
Ina Epps
Louise Edmonds
Ruth and
Elon Greene
Annie Lawson
Chloris
Mattie Blackwell
Luna Wood
East
Lexington Avenue
Wade Hiatt
G. W. Loewe
F. E. Moses
D. H. Parsons
R. H. Sechrest
J. C. Teague
D. T. Yow
A. W. Klemme
Mary Mungan
Preston Carpenter
Columbia
Grayson
Local Social Notes On Guests And Visits
About People Miss Priscilla Weathers of Fuquay Springs spends a few days with Miss Lucille Roland on Pine street. Fred Andrews leaves for New York City for a few days. Miss Grace Siewers of Winston Salem visits her sister Mrs. W. C. Idol at 210 Hillcrest Drive for several weeks. Tom Tatum is recovering from a minor operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Bill Gulledge of Griffin Georgia visits his sister Mrs Roy Gulledge and will tour the state. Mrs Frank Armfield of Concord visits her father W. J. Armfield on West Broad Street. Mrs J P Cosard and son Jon of Alhambra California visit Mrs S L Leonard at 639 Willowbrook Street. Mrs Norman Dills visits sisters in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Weathers
Fuquay Springs
Lucille Roland
Pine Street
Grace Siewers
Winston-Salem
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Miss Slewers
Tom Tatum
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bill Gulledge
Griffin
Roy Gulledge
Mike
Frank Armfield
Concord
W. J. Armfield
Weat
Broad Street
J. P. Cosard
Jon
Alhambra
Cal
Tugs Work To Free Ship From Shoals
Baltimore rushes to free the City of Scena flagship of the Baltimore Mall Line from a shoal in Chesapeake Bay after a collision with the tanker Beacon. Captain Paul H. Taylor plans to lead the investigation today as passengers recover aboard ferries. No injuries reported.
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Baltimore
Juge
City of Scena
Baltimore Mall
Chesapeake Bay
Standard Shipping Company
Beacon
Paul H. Taylor
Steamship Inspection Office
Gibson Island
Havre
Canine
Newport News
Classified Exchange Offers and Household Jobs
The notice lists exchanges and services at 87 Can a Wrenn street including a cabinet trade for a fire leaf copper. It mentions two colored boys to do yard work for clothes and cash, a white seamstress available for dresses and children's wear, and an 18 year old colored boy seeking general yard and house work for clothing. A white woman seeks housekeeping and nursing help, and a white girl aged 14 helps with housework. A woman seeks general housework and to work for cash.
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Com Comanaie Ity Kechange
Cana Wrenn Street
Law's slow march crushes kidnapping crimes nationwide
A retrospective on kidnapping cases shows police action and heavy sentences from two years to life. Names and locales span Massachusetts, Missouri, Kansas City, Denver, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Chicago, New York and more, noting incidents from 18 cases over three years and the Lindbergh case fate.
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Y Charles Harner
Coppright
Associated Press
New York
Kenneth Buck
Peggy McGrath
Massachusetts
Martin Deputy
William Werner
Nell Donnelly
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles Mele
Mary McElroy
Benjamin P. Bower
Colorado
A. M. Taylor
George Reed
Joe Pannell
Carl Pierce
Arthur Youngberg
Charles Boettcher II
Denver
Dowell Hargraves
de Marco
James de Jute, Jr
Niles
St. Paul
Morris Rutman
Leon Gleckman
Haskell Bohn
Ing
Leon A. Mason
June Coullier
Washington, D. C
E. L
Zeke) Caress
Los Angeles
Joseph L. Baillie
Raymond Wagner
Ralph Sheldon
Jesse Orsatti
Arkansas
Cornelius Lefevers
Jake Lima
Young America Special Picture at Broadway Theatre
A review praises Young America for addressing youth crime with a juvenile court approach. It notes the film critiques harsh arrests and urges understanding causes of delinquency, contrasting with sensational juvenile party tropes. The piece commends the film as a thoughtful tribute to responsible citizens and a critique of those who overlook proper adjustment efforts.
MacRae Honored as Guilford County ATO President
D C MacRae of High Point was elected president of the Guilford County Alumni Association of Alpha Tau Omega at the annual dinner at High Point Country Club. J Welch Harries was named secretary treasurer and Allen M H Watkins became vice president. John Vann spoke on the national ATO meeting in Detroit and the group endorsed a joint meeting of three southern conclaves in Durham next year.
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Carollina
A. i
Detroit
Guilford County Association
Carel Piorida
Siratnte Maryland
Durham
Exam for Postmastership at Jamestown Office
Civil service exam for fourth class postmastership at Jamestown closes July 28. Examinations occur later at the Jamestown post office to fill a vacancy and potential future openings. The Jamestown postmaster earned 1100 dollars last year. applicants must be 21 to 64 and residents within the post office territory.
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Jamestown
J Town
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
United States Civil Service Com
Application Must Be On File With Commission In Washington
The notice requires proper execution of the mission application and on file with the commission in Washington before the closing hour on the date stated at the head of this announcement.
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Mission
Washington, D. C
Commission
Ministers Swap Pulpits In Deep River Church Service
Rev Joseph Peele exchanged pulpits Sunday with Rev Reu ben Payne from Archdale. Payne preached on The Harvest Truly Is Plenteous But the Laborers are Few. Mr and Mrs Macy Borum and family left Monday for Carolina Beach while Miss Ruth Wood went Friday to Bedford Hill New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peele
Reuben Payne
Archdale
Relatives Visit and Local Social Notes
Miss Roma Henderson, visiting relatives, left for her Washington home after a Guilford College year with her sister Mrs. Henry Davis. She was joined by her young daughter Joan. Greensboro guests Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards and family visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Jones, while Mr. and Mrs. Sampson of Greensboro called on relatives. Miss Cora Thornton dined with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thornton.
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Roma Henderson
Henry Davis
Guilford College
Washington
Joan
John Edwards
Greensboro
J. Perry Jones
Sampson
Cora Thornton
Clarence Thornton
Neptune Visible Only With Telescope, Not To Naked Eye
Astronomers note Neptune cannot be seen without optical aid as it remains invisible to the naked eye yet becomes observable through a small telescope.
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