Society Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Miss Hattie Gidney of Shelby visits Miss Mary Frarees Kearns while Mrs. R. L. Haney of Detroit stays with her mother Mrs. A. Beck. Candy sale by Friends church Junior Endeavor at Elmer's store 4 to 9 PM. Mrs. Arthur Kerconde and son return to Washington after visit at South Main. Grace Clodfelter and Lena Guyer go to Niagara Falls. Carrie Crawford returns from Luray caves trip. Women’s Auxiliary of First Presbyterian set meeting Monday. An informal dance honors Kathryn Edwards of Atlanta. Swimming party for Dorothy Ingram with Kool Pool chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Endeavor Society of the Friends Church
Elmer’s Store
Washington
Arthur K. Kerconde
Arthur, Jr
Washington, D. C
W. D. Laughlin
South Main Street
Niagara Falls
Grace ‘Clodfelter
Lexington
J. C. Wilson
Lena Guyer
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
A. 8. Caldwell
Montreal
Dorothy Ingram
Atlanta
L. J. Ingram
Kool Pool
Fred Ingram
D. M. Pollick
Albert Hart
Mary Elizabeth Curry
Elizabeth Jones
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Nancy Carr Terry
Louise Salsbury
Margaret Allen
Betsie Durland
Dorothy Rankin
Marian Mellechant
Nancy Welborn
Elizabeth Sroth Welborn
Clair Case Ingram
Margaret Hauser
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Eloise Ingram
Mary Perry Pollock
J. P. Ingram, Jr
G. T. Ingram, Jr
Deaf People Hold Convention in Raleigh During Open Sessions
In Raleigh on July 22 the North Carolina Association of the Deaf completed an all day picnic and a week of sessions at the state capitol. The convention passed resolutions on funding Morganton’s deaf school and support for graduates pursuing studies in Washington. The Teachers Placement Bureau, operating free, linked teachers with rural and small town posts and opened vacancies in public schools. Local units will form after schools reopen, with plans tying membership to a magazine subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Coffin
Raleigh
North Carolina Association of the Deaf
State Capitol
North
School For the Deaf
Morganton
Washington
Teachers Employment Bureau
Teachers’ Assembly
Assembly
The
Assebly
Governor Morrow urged for coal price probe in west Kentucky
The Paducah Evening Sun sent a request to Governor Edwin P. Morrow asking him to call a special session of the legislature to investigate coal prices in west Kentucky. The request came from Paducah at the suggestion of Secretary Hoover and was sent to Frankfort today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Edwin P. Morrow
West Kentucky
Frankfort
Two Jailed for Theft in Virginia Case
Winchester Virginia July 22 Fred Affleck and Amos Mauck were indicted for grand larceny over barrel hoops from Round Hill Orchard Co. in 1920. They pleaded guilty to petit larceny in circuit court and each received four months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fred Affleck
Amos Mauck
Round Hill Orchard Co
Troops to Stay In Waycross After Mass Meeting
Waycross Ga July 22 Troops will remain in Waycross in definite order for their return to St Simons rescinded after a mass meeting of citizens at 11 o'clock The meeting followed disorders from a strike and Lieut Col Pope in command of the troops approved the decision to keep them in Waycross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Wavycross
St. Simons
Cowart
Col. Pope
John Hunter Dead After Stroke at Stony Point
Statesville reports John Hunter aged 43 died Sunday night at his Stony Point home after a paralysis stroke. The funeral was held Monday at Calais at 4 p.m. Hunter is survived by a large family across Alexander and Mecklenburg counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Statesville
John
Stony Point
Calais
Hunter
Alexander
Mecklenburg
Death of Mrs. Frances Deal in Shiloh Township
Mrs. Frances Jane Deal aged 75 died Sunday night at her home in Shiloh township. Funeral was held Monday at Sharon church. She is survived by three children Robert Deal Mary Deal and Mrs. Henry Waugh all of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Statesville
Frances Jane Deal
Shiloh Township
Sharon Churel
Norfolk & Western Granted Temporary Injunction in Ohio
The Norfolk and Western Railway obtained a temporary injunction in U S district court in Cincinnati barring Federated Shop Crafts and unions from striking or intimidating workers in the Portsmouth shops. Judge Peck set the hearing for July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norfolk & Western
United States District Court
Federated Shopcrafts Andons
Portsmouth
Peck
Timothy Shea Dies in Washington at 73
Timothy Shea aged 73, a retired railroad contractor noted in the Muth and Guatamala circles, died at his Washington residence on Monday. His body will be taken to Knoxville, Tennessee, his former home. He leaves a widow, two sons, three daughters, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Shea
Washington
Knoxville
Tenn
Miners Union Rejects Reopening Under Protection Plan
Juno J Albison, secretary of the Pittsburgh vein coal operators association, says its members will not try to reopen mines under President Harding's protection plan. The group controls mines producing more than every third mined in Ohio today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire, CO
J. Albison
Pittsburgh Vein Coal Operators Association
Evry
Ohio
Harding
Princess Nagako Celebrated as Beauty and Future Empress
Tokio July 21 Princess Nagako the future empress of Japan marked her 206th year and is praised as a symbol of beauty virtue and love. Born in the imperial residence she grew under her mother the Shamazu princess studying Chinese classics Japanese language ethics history geography and science. She follows world events through current affairs and foreign cables and is schooled in the constitution and household law while maintaining outdoor interests and rice cultivation for ceremonial offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Nagako
Japan
Prince Kuni
Shamazu
Sa ¢Ama
Peeresses School
Nogi
Empess
Harllee Furniture to Open Greensboro Branch
D. E. Harllee announced plans for a Greensboro branch on East Market street in the two Latham buildings. The store will feature a full line of furniture with display rooms and is set to open August 10 with James H. Dickson as manager and E. C. Harllee connected to the project. The High Point HQ will remain, and Harllee aims to extend its Greensboro presence already well established in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Harllee
Harllee Furniture Company
Greensboro
Latham
East Market Street
James H. Dickson
Roberson Furniture Company
Aianta
E. CC. Harllee
Washington, D. C
High Point
Harliee
Bears Sell on Coyeton Market In New York Opening
Local bears were aggressive sellers of cotton at the opening on July 22 as prospects for a heat break lingered. First prices were steady to 5 points lower with October at 21.80, and futures listed as October 21.90, December 21.88, January 21.74, March 21.65, May 21.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J A Maddox Dies In Atlanta After Ill Health
Greensboro reports the death of J A Maddox former general manager of the Armour fertilizer works here. He had been in ill health for several years and left his post about a year ago to return to his Atlanta home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Maddox
Greensboro
Armour Fertilizer Works
Atlanta
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Ibrassh
Miss Gidney
Hattie Gidney
Shelby
Mary Frarees Kearns
R. L. Haney
Detroit
City
Dc. A. Beck
Monilieu Avenue
Young People’s Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
Hayworth Springs
Norfolk
Clara Stanley
W. W. Jones
Rank'n
Elizabeth Nicols
Westmminster
May Mason
Newark, Mo
Margaret Ranhkin
North Main Street
Carrie Crawford
Trinity
Luray Caves
Virginia
W. Sb. Colliers
T. T. Lipscomb
Annie Beck
Montlieu Avenue
Kathryn Edwards
Carrie Lambeth
Asheboro
Treva Hedrick
Gertrude Teague
Nannie
Zelma Williard
Edith Tarville
Robert Smith
Bristowe Pitts
Willard Mendenhall
Lester Teague
Metts Johnson
William Raper
Gilmer Picket
William Gray
Paul Gurley
Arthur Joyner
Lady Ruth Corsets
Ruth
All Siz
Furnishing Company
Harllee Company Bus
OS Uip Trare
High Point Furniture Company
Coyeton
Hunt's
Medicare
Hart Dreg CO
Auanta
Oxfords
Edwin Clapp
Edwin Clapp Brown Viei Kid
Oxford
N. C. Public Service Coo
Lape By SH Fitters
Iquality Shoe Store
North Carolina State College
State College Station
Raleigh, N. C
State College
E. B. Owen
Red Bell Shoe Store
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