Marriage Announced and Local Notices Highlight July 1933
Announcements report births for Rachel Ann Gilmore on July 11 at Guilford General Hospital and Nancy Jean Farlow on July 9. A July 11 wedding links Margaret Elizabeth Lewis to Harold L. Royals in Galex Virginia. Local events include Hallie Haworth honored at a Thomasville party and a Wake Forest alumni banquet in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gilmore
Willis Street
Rachel Ann
Guilford General Hospital
Margaret Lewis
Harold Royals
S. M. Lewis
Farmer, N. C
Margaret Elizabeth
Harold L. Royale
Galex
Miss Haworth
Thomasville
Hallie Haworth
Ray Swaim
Fair Grove Melody Boys
Leland
Cleo Frits
Robert Pierce
Dolan Armentrout
Hallie Hayworth
Bettie Bogan
Alene Swaim
Polly Hicks
Faye Young
Adieita Briles
Carrie Reddick
Jessie Crowson
Ruth Briles
Ethel Welle
Myron Haworth
Bill Swaim
W. W. Ellington
Floyd Money
Ormond Swamn
Erskine Kinley
Trinity M. E. Church
Trinity High School
D. Cook
Misery Moon
Dudley Farlow
Gideon Riatt
Raymond White
Tom Rissie
Slick
Bruce Steed
Hiram Tutt
Howard Younts
Patrick Keller
Lyndon White
Samantha Slade
Aurelia Payne
Rosebud Reese
Hannah White
Paula Maleek
Mary Elle Nouldin
Lala Pearl
Mildred Payne
Slabtown
Misesoury
Paula
D. Farlow
Trinity
Route Two
Nancy Jean
Wake Forest
High Point
Elwood
D. B. Bryan
Wake Forest College
Dr. Bryan
Alton A. Dantin
Frank H. Wood
M. Kl. Slate
Guy Hensley
Herman Stevens
Asheboro
Stoick Bering
Lexington
Charles Deligny
Troy
N. C
Paris
France
C. C. Hooks
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Arnold
Nonise McCuiston
Halifax
Mr. Clapp
Freddie Clapp
Lawrence Lee Clapp
High Point High School
Guilford Hosiery Mill
Merchants Win In Conference On Sales Taxes
The North Carolina Merchants Association secured a technical victory after a conference with Commissioner of Revenue A J Maxwell. Maxwell announced the department is considering changes to simplify sales tax regulations and to create a composite schedule for all merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Revenue Department
Ecounel
The
Merchants Association
Harry McMullen
Sales Tax Division
Department of Revenue
Daughter of Tenor to Wed British Heiress in Ireland
Gwendolyn McCormack, daughter of John McCormack famed Irish tenor, will wed Edward Pyke of a prominent British family. Mies McCormack is a singer of repute. The wedding will take place in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn McCormack
John McCormack
Edward Pyke
Mies McCormack
Ireland
Merchants clash with Maxwell tax rules over pricing
The Merchants Association led by Willard L Dowell protests Maxwell sales tax regulations, opposing mandatory tax sepa ration on price tags and the four schedules for shifting the tax. Some merchants now prefer a single composite schedule as several claim itemized pricing hurts sales.
Training School for Negro Scouts Closes
The first aid training school for Negro scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, and troop committeemen at Leonard Street School closed Thursday night. Graduates include L. M. Smith, R. Miller, Rev. Walden, C. Parks, D. M. Rose, M. L. Black, J. B. Lee, R. L. Long, H. M. Kirkpatrick, David Carter, and J. A. Barr. Directors were Dr. J. C. Morgan and Dr. Hackney Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Street
L. M. Smith
R. Miller
Rev. Walden
C. Parks
D. M. Rose
M. L. Black
J. B. Lee
R. L. Long
H. M. Kirkpatrick
David Carter
J. A. Barr
Newspaper Ink Stretches For Four-Year News Span
A playful note compares the production of newsprint to stretching a strip to reach the sun and back every four years, highlighting the vast scale of information produced across a political cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Cats Hunt Mostly After Dark Despite Daytime Vision
A note explains cats see better in daylight yet do most hunting at night because their prey moves after dusk. The text emphasizes predatory timing over the animal's visual advantage.
Local travelers and illnesses headlined in weekend notices
Several readers plan trips and family visits including Pauline Haynes Hazel Haynes Helen Smith Eva Chappalear joining friends at White Lake and Gladys Goodnight Stella Johnson from Kannapolis. Others sail Chesapeake Bay cruise from Norfolk while relatives face illness and hospital stays in Thomasville Winston-Salem and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Hazel Haynes
Helen Smith
Eva Chappalear
White Lake
Gladys
Millie Goodnight
Stella Johnson
Kannapolis
Blanket Code Could Add 1.75 Million Jobs
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates adoption of a blanket 40 hour minimum would swell the labor market by about 1,750,000 new jobs. Based on May indexes, 720,000 more workers would be needed in manufacturing, mining, trade and utilities. Dr Roy P Falkner calls the figures conservatively estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
National Industrial Conference Board
Roy P. Falkner
Isa Lake Feeds Two Oceans in Yellowstone Seasons
Isa Lake in Yellowstone National Park splits its waters, sending part to the Atlantic watershed and part to the Pacific during certain seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Carob Seed Lore Helps Name Carat Weight Units
The carob seed was historically used as a weight standard by ancient jewelers for precious stones, giving rise to the modern term carat. The term derives from the carob seed measurements used in trade and gem appraisal.
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C. BE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Firs
M. P. Church
Tts
Roy J. Farmer
Colonial Drive
Josephine Ferguson
Callie Warner
Carlton C. Hooks
Dorothy Deal Deligny
Mes
Stanton Mr
F. M. Stanton
Betty Elizabeth
Boulevard
R. J. Reddick
Gwendolyn Janet
Franklin Street
Paul Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Young People's Union
Archdale M. BE
First
Arthur Wilson
Johnson Street
Burras Memorial Hospital
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Joseph J. Cox
J. G. Briggs
Cora White
Hutchinson
Hillcrest Drive
C. M. Hauser
Bertha & Eels
Green Street
Annie
C. Barker
Earl Weaver
Violet Weaver
M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. C. Whitesell
W. L. Kivett
P. Montgomery
R. H. Davis
P. E. Lin
Bverly-Smith
J. P. Byerly
Lexington Avenue
Mary
Dermot Smith
Danville
Mr. Smith
Harvey Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Gleaners
Charlies
Leslie Kearns
Gurney — Kearns
Hom
Miss Tesh
Wesley Long Hospital
Bessie Tesh
Greensboro
MR. Snyder
Welton Snyder
C. C. Snyder
Ritters Lake
Washington, D. C
Kinney Shoe
Miss Bain
Raymond Clapp
Murry Parnelli Bain
Helen Marie
Raymond LeRoy Clapp
Burlington
L. B. Mabry
Mount Vernon
Muriel Bowman
Madison Bowman
Grady C. Fogieman
Alamance
By Helen Welshimer
Bridge
Sedgefield
Pilot Life Building
Main St
Gonfereng
Tenor
Willard L. Dowell
Mainy ST
Addie
Katie Lomax
W. F. Phibbs
Edith
Nancy Phibbs
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Bill Mason
City Memorial Hospital
P. R. Scarce
Sherrod Street
C. C. Haworth
John Haworth
Lucille Haworth
Salisbury
Byron Haworth
Duke
James Mattocks
Chicago
Indiana
A. C. Ward
East Green Street
Benjamin Elam
Mrs
A. B. Elam
EB. B. Shore
Winston- Salem
Levy
Hazel
Helen Orange
Richmond, Va
Mrs. I. V. Orange
Centennial Avenue
Henry Foscue
New York City
George Allen
Charlottesville, Va
Paul Cagle
University Hospital
Juanita Fay Allen
Elsa Mae Spring
J. F. Teague
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jonah Moran
Robert Ingram
Lee Isom
Dewey Foust
Carolina
Leila Ward
Wrightsville Beach
Whiteville
Margaret Thompson
Herman Abels
Winston-Salem
Belle Rock
Genevieve Chesebro
Hollywood
Cal
Ray E. Downey
H. W. Spies
Detroit
Mrs. Gratton Foy
Mr. Foy
Fanny
AEG. U
Gladyss Parner
Tar Heel Inn
Greensboro Road
al Wilmot
Piedmont
Maddry Simmons
Dan Bigelow
Orchestra
Ritz Theatre
English St
Eugene
Lonnie Morris
Rae
Yows Funeral Home
Bim Streets
UIT
Quality Shoe Store
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