Society Bridge Party Honors Mrs Joseph Greenstreet Guests
Mrs. O J McCoy hosted a bridge party at North Salisbury Street in honor of house guest Mrs Joseph Greenstreet of New Castle Indiana. Ten tables played with gladioli roses and zinnias in bloom. honoree received a silver steak set. Rockwood pottery won by Mrs G W Mountcastle and Miss Camille Hunt. Luncheon followed with many local guests and out of town visitors attending.
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O. J. McCoy
North Salisbury Street
Joseph Greenstreet
New Castle
Ind
Rockwood Pottery
G. W. Mountcastle
Camille Hunt
Mesdames
W. H. Phillips
J. H. Thompson
J. W. Moffitt
W. F. Welborn
J. M. Gamewell
Will Moffitt
Charles Davis
Woodrow McKay
J. E. Williams
Lovette Beauty Shoppe Ad In Eugene West End
Eugene Permanent Waves priced at 7 and 9 dollars and Keen Waves at 6 and 8 dollars listed by Lovette Beauty Shoppe in West End with phone 2327.
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Eugene
Lovette
West End
Interest Revived in Sugar Tariff Plan
Washington July 20 Interest in the sugar tariff was revived by disclosure that Senator Smoot plans a sliding scale duty peaking at 2.40 cents a pound on Cuban raw sugar the same as the flat rate in the house bill The plan aims to reduce duties as Cuban sugar prices rise President Hoover supports a tariff protecting both producers and consumers Majority on the finance committee must endorse the plan before action.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
New York
Hoover
Finance Committee
Green Seas Highlight Polar Oceans Color Anomaly
A brief note describes the Arctic and Antarctic oceans as cold and low in salinity yet appearing vivid green. Scientists note unusual coloration may reflect plankton blooms and water chemistry affecting surface hues.
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Arctic
Ladies Night Dinners and Rotary chief Newsom speaks
Asheboro Rotary hosts Ladies Night with Eugene Newsom international Rotary president present. J D Ross and other club members greet guests, remarks emphasize international understanding and peace. Over 125 Rotarians attend as Newsom shares Paris conference experiences and musical interludes accompany the gathering. Catalogs for Randolph County Fair exhibits available by mail or in person.
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Sheboro
Asheboro
Herbert Smith
Liberty
B. Whitley
Siler City
High Point Club
James Burns
Gertrude Ferree
W. A. Underwood
Newsom
Rotary
Paris
J. ©. Redding
Annie Laurie
Important Civil Cases Heard At Lexington Last Week
Lexington July 20 The July civil term of superior court convened Monday with Judge Walter E Moore presiding and will run through Thursday of next week The Shutt case attracted attention and was continued Kemp Plummer was awarded $200 in the L V Phillips case The Tallassee versus Mary F P Peacock land possession case saw a demurrer sustained and appeal noted Melton versus Taylor auto collision injuries settled for 410 50
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Lexington
Superior Court
Walter E. Moore
Sylva
Jordan A. Shutt
Kemp Plummer
L. V. Phillips
Tallassee
Mary FP
Peacock
Margaret Melton
W. D. Taylor
Putt Quip Sparks Golf Course Banter
A light exchange between a partner and friend turns a golf course remark into a playful moment about driving and putting. The witty line contrasts driving a car with putting on the green, highlighting casual humor.
New York Port Exports 1927 Reach 10.46 Million Tons
From the port of New York in 1927 shipments totaled 10,461,159 long tons of cargo. The figure reflects the year’s outbound trade activity and cargo volume through the harbor.
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New York
Rain Is Booked For American Next Week
The Shelton Amos Art players schedule Rain for the second week starting Monday July 22 due to a furniture show. Rain follows Sadie Thompson's tale aboard a Pago Pago boarding house as a missionary persecutes a Honolulu girl, ending in deportation and tragedy.
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Rain
Shelton Amos Art Players
Miss Amos
Sadie Thompson
Joe Horn
Chicago
Ameena
Pago Pago
Tutuila
San Francisco
Sydney
Honolulu
Sa Francisco
County Board Approves 82000 School Bond Issuance
Lexington July 20 The board of county commissioners approved the final order for an 820,000 school building bond issue from a June resolution. Funds will be allocated to Arcadia Reeds Wallburg Tyre Churchland Pilot Southmont Denton Midway for new buildings or additions. Attorney E C Willis handles the sale. A special session Monday July 22 will adopt county and education budgets and consider library funding. Authority was given to borrow 180,000 for operating expenses secured on anticipated tax receipts.
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Lexington
Board of County Commissioners
Arcadia
Reeds
Wallburg
Tyre
Churchland
Pilot
Southmont
Denton
Midway
E. C. Willis
C. H. B. Leonard
Short-Lived Joy Amid Bandit Encounter
A man held at gunpoint recalls a brief flash of happiness when he feared for his wife and money. He describes the moment of danger and relief after the threat subsided, reflecting on the incident as reported by Tit-Bits.
Red Be rise from algae microbe study
Scientists report a dull red tint in the Red Be caused by millions of microscopic algae. Research notes describe the pigment change and potential implications for marine biology and photosynthesis.
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Virginia McCrary
Louise Greer
Sara Frances Lindsay
Elizabeth Terry
Carol GC. Wall
West Third Avenue
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FE. W. Blackwelder
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Juanita Brafford
Clifton Floyd Parrish
Raleigh
Miss Brafford
George W. Brafford
Bonlee
N. Y
High Point
Louis Bowles
Turner Wall
Frank Holton
Burlington County Court House
Mt. Holly
N. J
Richard Cox
Zachariah Russell
Joseph Budd
Newel
Thomasville and
Asheboro Rotary
Eugene Newson
Mushy
Bost
North Dakota
Florence Klingensmith
Pargo
Shelton Amos
Cess
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Patou
Missionary
Davidson County
Beauty Shoppe
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Deja Rive
Renee
Winston-Salem
Deja
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Davis-McCollum Co
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