Society and Club News Highlights Local Social Events
Miss Hazel Haynes hosts a bridge party at 405 Chestnut Street with four tables, honoring Mrs. Hubert Ellington. Guests include Ida Clarke and Vera Smith among others. prizes go to Ida Clarke and Mrs. R C Gadd. Magdalene Rebekah lodge to entertain Odd Fellows with a sleight of hand by Mrs. R E Betts. Births announced for Paul Gary Lackey and Minnie Virginia White. William G. Wiley recovering after appendectomy. Ice cream suppers planned by Welch Memorial Church Auxiliary and South Main M E Church groups. Hilliard Bible class to host cream supper near Fire Station Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Hubert Ellington
Hazel Haynes
Chestnut Street
Amich
Ida Clarke
R. C. Gadd
Eilington
Pauline Haynes
P. D. Haynes
Helen Smith
Beca Myers
Vera Smith
Evelyn Seward
Malloye Stanfield
Julia Liles
Mona Harville
Rose Goldsmith
Ruth Hilliard
Madgalene Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
East Commerce Street
R. E. Betts
Business Woman's Circle
Willing Workers
South Main Street
M. EF
Kester Company
Hilliard Bible
Hilliard Adult
North Main Street
Special Items for Saturday at Summer Pond Whine
In new and sated Summer Pond Whine promotional copy, 95 cotton blouses pajamas and slacks priced at $1.00 while swim suits go for about $1.95. The ad highlights affordable women’s summer wardrobe bargains and notes attractive offers.
High Point Social Notes and Visit Highlights
Miss Lona Dalle leaves for Wrightsville Beach with Miss Marian Hunt Barber. Miss Bradford returns from the World’s Fair and Asheville visit. Mrs Angie Pitts hosts Miss Bradford in High Point. Rev and Mrs Shaffer return from Catawba College Summer Missionary Conference where pianist and general chairman roles were noted. Mrs Turner from Baltimore visits niece Mrs Tabb in High Point. Mr and Mrs Ney Boane back from Wrightsville Beach after Young Democrats meeting where Mrs Evans was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Dalle
Ity School Dlty
Marian Hunt Barber
Wrightsville Beach
Miss Bradford
Asheville
High Point
Angie Pitts
Lindsay Street
W. R. Shaffer
Catawba College
Saliebury
Young People’s Summer Missionary Conference
Ney Boane
Wrightaville Beach
Young Democrats
Evans
Taos News Agency Reports Flight from Khabarovsk to Anadyr
The Taos News Agency says pilot Levanovsky left from Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia yesterday to pick up James Mattern in Anadyr, the stranded American aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattern Moscow
Taos
Levanovsky
Khabaro- Yok
Siberia
Anadyr
James Mattern
62 Field Representatives Form Structure for Tax Collection
Raleigh July 14 details of the department of revenue plan to create a 62 member field force to collect all state taxes including the 3 percent sales tax. 64 tax districts, salaries 1600, 1300, and 1080, training in Chapel Hill, and transfers possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Department of Revenue
M. C. S. Noble, Jr
Dr. Noble
State Highway Patrol
Chapel Hill
Atounde
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Harry McMullan
Noble
Maxwell
Seek Release of Penny Homestead From Receivership
W N Reynolds a Winston Salem capitalist filed in Superior Court a petition to release real estate in James town township from the restraining order tied to the George T Penny receivership. He seeks foreclosure rights citing no equity for creditors as incumbrances total 90 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem Capitaller
Jamestown Township
George T. Penny
Penny
Reynolds
FBI joins probe into kidnap mail letters
The U S attorney for the northern district of New York ordered a full inquiry into three ransom notes sent by abductors to Ed and Dan O Connell. Postal Inspector Teagle in Albany will lead the case and obtain the letters as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Cavagnaro
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
John J
Butch) O’connell
United States Attorney
Northern District
New York State
Dan O'Connell
Albany County
Malone
U. S
Oliver T. Burden
W. D. Teagle
O’connells
Burder
Teagle
Burden
Manchuria under Japanese rule questioned at Far East table
Hubert S. Liang, visiting representative of Chinese business groups, told the Far East round table that Japan cannot succeed in ruling Manchuria. He described stagnant trade, unemployment, and terror among thirty million Chinese, arguing nationalism makes alien rule untenable despite propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Liang
Manchukuo
Japan
Saturday Specials Veal and Pork Dishes Featured
A local ad lists Saturday specials including veal chops veal roast veal stew round veal steak pork chops york roast pork shoulder york ham sliced reef steak and related prices. The listing emphasizes varied meat cuts and serving suggestions for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mrs R L Shuford Hosts Wesley Philathea Group
Mrs R L Shuford hosted the Wesley Philathea class of Main Street M E church at her home with Mrs Ed Cobb as associate hostess. The president presided over a business session planning a chicken pie supper for early October and Miss Rosalie Morrow won the prize in a contest.
Janie Tuttle Society Holds July Meeting at Parsonage
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society met Monday evening July 10 at the Methodist parsonage with associate hostesses Mamie Harris Clara Harrison and Mrs Hutchens Hethcock Lambeth. Mrs W B Perry presided over the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Tuttle
Washington and Maryland Guests Stay With Perry Family
Miss Ruth English of Washington DC and Mrs. R T English of Hagerstown MD were guests of Mrs. W B Perry on Kinney street last week. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Binford Sloan Jr of Hopewell VA Mrs J B Perry of Henderson and Mr and Mrs F S Perry of Mebane for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth English
Washington, D. C
R. T. English
Hagerstown
W. B. Perry
Kinney Street
Binford Sloan, Jr
Hopewell
Perry
Henderson
Mebane
Webb Family Vacation Visit Noted in City
William Webb of New York City is spending his vacation here with his parents Mr and Mrs B L Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webb
New York City
Mrs
B. L. Webb
Ninth Birthday Party for Shirley Green Attended by Friends
Little Miss Shirley Green enjoyed a Friday afternoon birthday party at her parents home Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green. Joyce Wright organized games before ice course treats and gifts were exchanged from guests including Patty Hassler Joan Hassler J C Green Jr Clyde Tesh Jr Billy Perryman Lucretia Elliott Helen Brinkley Johnny Brinkley Gilbert Snider Marcell Black Nancy Crawford Joyce Wright Nell Swaim and Nancy and Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Green
R. W. Green
Joyce Wright
Helen
Johnny Brinkley
Gilbert Snider
Marcell Black
Nancy Crawford
Nell Swaim
Nancy
Bobby
Pliskin Family Vacations at Virginia Beach
Mr and Mrs J Pliskin and family spend the week at Virginia Beach and plan to return home Sunday. Mrs M Culledge is recovering satisfactorily at her Second Avenue home after several weeks of illness.
Edwin Harris Recovers From Tonsil Removal Op
Edwin Harris is recovering well after a tonsil removal operation performed Monday morning at the offices of Dr. G Jennings. Mrs. D B Hoover is visiting High Point with her daughter Mrs. W L Hargett on Johnson Street. Mrs. Lee Rice is spending a few days in High Point with her daughter Mrs. W M Barker on Thurston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Harris
G. Jennings
D. B. Hoover
High Point
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Peace and Alexander Return from Virginia Visit
A. T. Peace and Rev. M. O. Alexander have returned after several days visiting in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peace
Rev. M. 0. Alexander
Virginia
Kimel and Hanes Freed of Charges
Tom Kimel deputy sheriff of Arcadia township and Duff Hanes farmer were found not guilty of charges connected to the shooting of Russell Curry a fugitive near Curry's home on June 4 in Lexington. Hanes faced assault with a deadly weapon with serious injury. Kimel faced aiding and abetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tom Kimel
Arcadia Township
Duff Hanes
Reedy Creek
Russell Curry
Curry
Harvey Koonts
Charles Williams
W. B. Cope
Koonts
Hanes
Kimel
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W. C. Lackey
Paul Gary
Ton Street
Paughter
W. R. White
Minnie Virginia
West Bay Street
MR. Wiley
William G. Wiley
Jamestown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
B. Frite Smith
Misa Rachel Pierce
Mise Mary Belle Royale
Mine Louise Royals
Trinity
William Preston Turner
Baltimore, Md
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Turner
Tabb
M. L. Sla
Manton Clinic
Green
Gladys Parker
Gia
Pyaxen
Enterprise Bureau
Baskerville
Penny Homestead Property
Enterpree
New Federal Club
John O’connell
Gen
Hugh. Johnson
Fez
Shur
Seward’s
R. L. Shuford
Wesley Philathea Group
Mer. Luther Grimes
Lexington Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Mary Alice Hoover
Elizabeth Blair
Theresa Hoover
Camp Yonables
Catherine Steele
Portsmouth
Teeny Harrison
Guilford Street
Maye Livengood
J. Q. Miller
J. Frank Kinney
Clark Kinney
John Agnew
Coon
N. L. Holton
Lochie Rankin Society
L. C. King
Beulah Norment
King
L. C. Bridges
Ernest Freedle
Hutchens
Lillian
Ida Maie
Gastonia
R. M. Courtney
Walter Abernethy
G. H. Yow
Lillian Yow
Crockett Springs, Va
T. G. Rucker
Winston-Salem
Nat Walker
First National Bank
Thomasville
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Gloria Swanson
Bob Custer
Clancy
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Waltham
Waltham Pocket
Stesta Raid Deee Aed
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Rings
Rones Jewelry Co
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