La Cartar Tarjetas Met With Mrs. Millis
Mrs. William Ellis hosted a bridge gathering at her Boulevard home with La Cartar Tarjeta members and guests. Frank Wood led club scores while Wade Marlette led visiting players. a sweet course followed with a list of attendees including El Wright Byrd Culler Riley Martin Segram Wood Robinette Casey Hamiet Marlette Kiutts Ray.
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William Ellis
Bridge
Boulevard
la Cartar Tarjeta Bridge
Frank Wood
Wade Mariette
Business-Professional Girls Enjoyed Outing at Crystal Lake
The Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA held a picnic outing at Crystal Lake with boating swimming and a bountiful supper. Miss Kathleen Counts presided over a business session appointing a nominating committee for next week and a White Lake weekend trip was planned. New member Miss Marie Caddell joined the club. A group from High Point Trinity and Asheboro had returned from Myrtle Beach, listed several attendees.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Crystal Lake
Kathleen Counts
Addie Moore
Thelma Patrick
Blanche Barbour
White Lake
Marie Caddell
High Point
Trinity
Asheboro
Myrtle Beach
5. C
Serena Honeysuckle
Erline
Flora Welborn
Virginia
Ruby Alice Hendricks
Ellen Trogden
Douglas Trogden
Douglas, Jr
Raymond Hutchens
Billy Ray
Raymond Fowler
Trula Hendricks
Madge Bellamy Seeks Return To Fox Studio Spotlight
Hollywood gossip notes Madge Bellamy, once Fox studio’s top star earning 2500 a week, now accepting a lesser contract and orders rather than giving them. She aims to regain former cinema status with proof she remains capable, despite years away from the spotlight.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Fox
Madge Bellamy
Madge
Cinema
Local residents take short vacations and note hospital update
Ruth Sugdan and Margaret Harvey left today for Virginia Beach and other Virginia sights. Mrs. EB P. Alderman is recovering well after an operation at Guilford General Hospital. Sara Wageger and Betsy Dean depart for Atlantic City New Jersey for a stay. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Terry returned from Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Mrs. Silas McBee and daughter Helen travel to Columbia South Carolina for a ten day visit.
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Ruth Sugdan
Margaret Harvey
Virginia Beach
Virginia
EB P. Alderman
Guilford General Hospital
Sara Wageger
Betsy Dean
Atlanta City
N. J
Silas McBee
Helen
Columbia
8. C
Church Social: First Baptist W M S Holds General Meeting
A large gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon. Circle four led the program with Dr W Lambeth of Wesley M E church speaking. Miss Marjorie Warford sang. A China mission update from Alda Grayson was read. Mary Jones Bible Study meets tomorrow at 3 at 615 Hill Street.
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First Baptist W. M. S&s
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Circle Number Four
W. Lambeth
Wesley Sie
M. E. Church
Marjorie Warford
Alda Grayson
China
Mary Jones
B. W. Jones
Hill Street
Hollywood Notes on Madge and Musketeers Remake
Raspy glimpses from cinema circles reveal Madge keeping her youth with minor changes and a natural brown hair shift.Douglas Fairbankss The Three Musketeers to be remade withFrancis Lederer. Greta Garbo praised by Cecilia Parker on The Painted Veil set. Clark Gable draws starry Hollywood interest from visiting athletes. A spider lens revival promises soft portraits, and The Lemon Drop Kid fuels renewed director Marshall Neilan comeback expectations.
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Greta Garbo
Cecilia Parker
Garbo
Cecilia
Miss Garbo
Mrs Garner Hosts Ace of Clubs Visit at Thomasville Party
Thomasville July 18 The Ace of Clubs bridge group met at Mrs J F Garner home with six tables in play Honor guest was Mrs L O Parker of Albemarle Visiting guests included Mrs George Finch and Miss Dimetric Waldrop from Richmond High club prize was a card table cover and doilies awarded to Mrs Vernon Snider Second prize went to Mrs Alvah Boyles Refreshments followed for Parker and many guests including Mrs Jesse Green Miss Harriet Wall and others Local residents listed as attending and visiting over the weekend and weeklong stays
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Thomasville
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
J. F. Garner
Garner
Colonial Drive
L. O. Parker
Albemarle
Vernon Snider
Alvah Boyles
Parker
George Finch
Dimetric Waldrop
Richmond
J. W. Hawthorne
R. K. Farrington
Paul Hassler
Walter Newby
Walter Rapp
W. G. Smith
Robert Rapp
Nat Walker
Harry Lee Lambeth
Carson Cox
Fred Gray
A. R. Swaim
Cc. F. Finch
0. R
Bond Racket Scrutiny Focuses on Bondholders Committees
A House committee probes a $25 million bond racket tied to real estate dealings. Chair Sabath seeks possible collusion between bank receivers and bondholders committees while sending a detailed 80 question survey to receivers, trustees, and committees to uncover excessive fees and inflated repair costs.
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House
Sabath
900 Workers Return to Piedmont Mills After Strike
Greenville South Carolina July 18 AP All departments of the Piedmont Manufacturing company hummed today as 900 operatives returned to posts after seven weeks idle. Superintendent C M Moore said all striking employees were back. The mill reopened without trouble aided by the absence of outside agitators and earlier state constable withdrawals.
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Greenville
Piedmont Manufacturing Company
C. M. Moore
Piedmont
Farm quota committees set up under Bankhead act
Washington announces formation of county and community committees in southern states to administer individual quotas for farmers under the Bankhead compulsory cotton control act. Applications for production quotas and tax exempt certificates are being mailed. committees will allocate county quotas to individual growers based on base period production.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Bankhead
Cully A. Cobb
AAA Cotton Head
Cobb
Marian Martin Pattern Sale for Summer Frocks
Promote pattern 9929 for sizes 34 to 46 with a slim front waistline feature. Includes diagrammed chart, sheer cotton option, and fabric estimates. price 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern together. Order to The Enterprise, 232 W. 18th Street, New York.
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Marian Martin
The
Enterprise A. Oe
18Th &T
New York
Hancock predicts 25000 jobs from NC housing bill
Washington July 18 Rep Frank Hancock of North Carolina's 5th district met housing officials to discuss the state program. He said the housing law will boost carpenters brick masons and other trades and expects over 25000 skilled workers employed by next May. A state program manager will be appointed soon. Homeowners may get loans with 20 percent underwritten by the housing commission and payments limited to one fourth of monthly income.
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Washington
Frank Hancock
North Carolina
Housing Commission
Hancock
Post Office Extension Planned for Winston-Salem
The fifth district congressman met Treasury procurement officials to outline an extension and remodeling of the Winston-Salem post office. A $350,000 allotment funds the project with temporary quarters to be rented during construction.
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Colon
Treasury Department
F Procurement Division
Winston-Salem
Luke Lea Works On North Carolina Auto Tag Plant
Luke Lea the former Tennessee governor maker and US senator is imprisoned in Raleigh NC for banking law violations. He now works as a laborer in the license tag plant after previously serving as timekeeper and material checker for a renovation gang in the state prison. Lea Jr. and the elder Lea have not served 60 days. they remain in B grade pending advancement to A grade once eligible.
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Raleigh
Luke Lea
Governors
Tennessee
North Carolina
Lea
United States
Lea, Jr
Italian waiter charged with Brighton trunk murder
Tony Mancini a stuttering Italian waiter was charged with the murder of Mrs Violette Saunders known as Mrs Violette Kaye. Her body was found in a trunk at Brighton station with parts of another woman. Mancini was arrested in southeast London after police questioning by Scotland Yard detectives.
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Albert W. Wilson
Associated Press
London
Tony Mancini
Violette Kaye
Violette Saunders
Brighton
Mancini
Scotland Yard
Saunders
Harwood Seeks Bar Return Through State Exam
Raleigh reports 129 applicants, including former Superior Court Judge John Henry Harwood of Waynesville, seeking state bar licenses in August 2021. Harwood, disbarred after a year prison sentence for destroying revenue records to aid his daughter Lola in embezzlement charges, must await bar committee review. The list also includes three women.
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Raleigh
Superior Court
John Henry Harwood
Waynesville
State Revenue Department
Lola
Navy
Bar
Nitrogen Content in Cotton-Seed Meal Measured at 140 Pounds
A report states that within one ton of cotton-seed meal there are 140 pounds of nitrogen. This fact highlights the nutrient profile for agricultural use and fertilizer planning.
Dairy Farmers Receive Quarter of American Agriculture Income
One fourth of the total income of American agriculture goes to dairy farmers, highlighting dairy sector's financial prominence in farming.
Illinois Frosty Water Fish More Varied Than Europe
A concise comparative note claims Illinois hosts a wider variety of frosty water fish than Europe, highlighting regional biodiversity and freshwater species differences.
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Illinois
Europe
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