Mrs Durland Improving at Richmond Hospital
Friends report Mrs O C Durland is progressing well in a Richmond hospital where she is receiving treatment. Mrs H L Cook has left City Memorial hospital Winston Salem and her condition has improved. Elizabeth Reitzel, after an appendicitis operation at High Point hospital, is improving and will return home today. Beulah Philathea class of Green Street Baptist Church plans a watermelon feast tonight at 7 30 at Municipal Park meeting at the church at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cook
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Reitzel
High Point Hospital
North Main Street
Beulah Philathfas
Beulah Philathea
Green Street Baptist Church
Billy Bowden
Mint Street
Billy
Edna Glynn
Billy Huffine
Johnny
Hunter Campbell
Sara Hutchens
Stanley Sha
J. A. Jones
East
Lexington Avenue
Joe Lemming
Guerney Peace
Murray Lohr
Harold Thompson
Dot Rogers
Bob Teague
Ruth
Blanche Albertson
Pauline Stevene
Lona
Mozelle Beeson
Edna Hassell
Agnes Kelly
Millie McNeill
Lola
Ula
Rhovalda Hilliard
Pauline Myers
Lula
Clara Ferree
Mildred Marlye
Ruth Hughes
Thelma Callihan
Essie Whitstine
Dot Smar
Recovering from an operation and social notices
Friends of R E Holland of Greenway Place report he is recovering nicely from an appendicitis operation at Guilford General hospital on Tuesday. Social events include A Newton Carroll visiting Rocky Mount and a Fritzharry steak dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Raymond with a large group of guests.
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R. E. Holland
Greenway Place
Guilford General Hospital
Harry Raymond
Fritzharry
A. Newton Carroll
Rocky Mount
Carroll
Cotton Mather
West Palm Beach
Fila
Fred P. Kelly
Jacksonville
Fla
Roy Armstrong
M. A. Glazsbrook
Norfolk, Va
Charles Burnham
Greensboro
Girl to Visit Parents in Rocky Mount Va for Week
A girl plans to travel to her home in Rocky Mount Virginia for a week long visit with her parents. A Herman Vetterlein from Philadelphia is visiting friends here for several days. Miss Agnes Crowder left yesterday to join a house party in Bleckstone Virginia.
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Rocky Mount
Herman Vetterlein
Philadelphia
Agnes Crowder
Bleckstone
Business headed up says Savant
Hertford July 25 Earl R Sikes Dartmouth College professor of economics predicts business conditions will gradually improve over three years with 1921 slump recovery and deflation as a natural postwar reaction. He notes agricultural surplus and weak demand hurt farmers during the downturn.
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Hertford
Earl R. Sikes
Dartmouth College
N. H
Sikes
T. A. Sikes
North Carolina
Helen W. Newby
Sikee
Smoot Finds Tariff Protests Groundless, Cites France Trade
Senator Smoot says foreign protests against the new tariff law are unjust and groundless after reviewing France trade. He notes the United States buys 256 million dollars of French products and spends 300.9 million dollars on tourism in France annually, while exports to France total 150 million dollars, leaving a 290 million dollar favorable balance for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
United States
France
Arthurian Congress in Cornwall Aims to Link King Arthur Facts
London reports that scholars from around the world will attend a summer Arthurian Congress in Cornwall. The event seeks to connect factual elements about King Arthur with legendary fiction and legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur
Round Table
Cornwall
Scrap Iron Clock Erected In Tirley Memorial
A clock made from scrap iron stands in Tirley as a war memorial to an officer. John Carter crafted it from old metal, including bits from a windlass a winnowing machine an oak tree a spade a bean drill and a plowshare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tirley
John Carter
Fishing Endurance Contest Planned By Lexington Anglers
Lexington anglers plan a fishing endurance contest at High Rock Lake sponsored by the Isaac Walton League. Harvey Beck will begin a continuous sitting fishing challenge next Monday, remaining aboard a boat day and night until an all time record is set with refueling support from Sam Hargraves Harvey Hedrick Bryant Harkey Belvin Beck and Police Chief R B Talbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interprise Davidson Bureau
Content
Tvith
Lexington
High Rock Lake
Isaac Walton
Sam Hargraves
Harvey Hedrick
Bryant Harkey
Belvin Beck
R. B. Talbert
Few Cases Tried In Court Today
A municipal court session saw a handful of cases with mixed outcomes. Notable actions include dismissals for Johnie Goodman violating prohibition law and Melvin Ridge on larceny, plus jail terms for James Baker and John Stack, and fines or costs for others. Several defendants faced prohibition law charges, disorderly conduct, or assault with varied penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnie Goodman
Melvin Ridge
Grace Williams
Roy Bowles
James Baker
Potts
Jake Aulman
Bill Martin
John Stack
Boykin Kelly
Nathan Browell
Palmer Reed
Carolina News Briefs Murder sentences in Forsyth County case
Irene Nicholson received a 5 to 7 year term and Doc Thomas 16 and White Wells 14 were given 8 to 5 year sentences after convictions for murder of Sam Fitchett in Forsyth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inston-Salem
N. C
Irene Nicholson
Doc Thomas
White Wells
Sam Fitchett
Seattle Woman Charged in Deputy Shooting Shifted to Jail
Marian Kizer of Seattle charged with shooting Deputy Sheriff C A Proffit near Burnsville. she was brought to Buncombe County jail in Asheville for safekeeping after the incident.
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Sheville
N. C
Marian Kizer
Seattle
Wash
C. A. Proffit
Burnsville
Buncombe County
Drowning of 14-year-old Arthur Wall Jr. at Badin Lake
In LBEMARLE North Carolina Arthur D Wall Jr 14 a Black boy fell from a boat into Badin lake and drowned authorities reported the tragedy details were released by the AP and local officials on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbemarle
N. C
Arthur D. Wall, Jr
Badin Lake
Charlotte Man In Sanatorium After Auto Collision
O F. Taylor of Charlotte is in a local sanatorium with severe cuts after the car he rode in collided with a car driven by Carl Boulware of Chester. The crash occurred in the vicinity as rescue and medical aid were called to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
8. C
O. FE
Smith brothers and accomplice jailed in $185 farm robbery
Will and Audie Smith brothers and Jesse Wilson are jailed in Newton North Carolina charged with tying up Newt Leatherman a 77 year old farmer and robbing him of 185 dollars in a farm incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewton
N. C
Will and
Audie Smith
Jesse Wilson
Newt Leatherman
Farmer
Former Postmaster James Brown Arrested in Embezzlement Case
James E. Brown, ex post master of Glenwood suburban station in Greensboro, who vanished in May, has been arrested and charged with embezzling 600 dollars of postal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reensboro
N. C
James E. Brown
Glenwood
Wade Johnson Drowns in New Lake Near Hendersonville
In Hendersonville North Carolina Wade Johnson nine years old drowned during a swimming party at a newly opened lake. The incident occurred shortly after the group entered the water with bystanders summoning aid until medical help arrived. The article notes the location as near Hendersonville and identifies the victim by name and age.
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Endersonville
N. C
Wade Johnson
Coroner Rules Dodson Not at Fault in Roach Death
In New Bern North Carolina Clif ford Roach aged 12 was fatally injured when struck by a car driven by B R Dodson of Durham A coroner s jury found Dodson not at fault the incident occurred in New Bern
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EW Bern
N. C
Clifford Roach
B. R. Dodson
Durham
Dodson
Deaths in Eidsville and Forest City
Death notices from Eidsville North Carolina report Mrs. L M Rawley 65 a local family member. Forest City North Carolina obituary notes J H Thomas vice president of the defunct Farmers Bank and Trust company identified.
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Eidsville
N. C
Orest City
J. H. Thomas
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Forest City
Whisky and Brandy Approved Medicinal Agents In Dentistry
Denver July 25 Whisky and brandy were approved as necessary medicinal agents in dentistry by the American Dental Association on the eve of its seventy second annual convention. About 85 percent of the house of delegates voted for the resolution ending years of effort by members who claimed discrimination. They cited medical practitioners allowed stipends from the federal government since prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
American Dental Association
House of Delegates
Ill Detroit man uses long distance call for medical advice
Louis M. Macachan from Detroit fell ill in Vienna and, instead of consulting local doctors, telephoned the United States for medical guidance. The physician recommended a diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Louis M. Macachan
Detroit
United States
Man Builds Personal Casket From Stone On Mountain
Whitesburg Ky William Ratliff 88 and his wife craft a custom casket to suit his measurements like a tailor fitting a suit. The stone casket sits atop a mountain overlooking their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
William Ratliff
Chrysler introduces new 8 cars on display at Gate City
Gate City Motor Company showcases the latest Chrysler lineup, including the eight new models now on the showroom floor. Local patrons can view features, pricing, and options during extended weekend hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Gate City Motor Company
Pigeon raising could yield profits with proper care
The U S department of agriculture says careful regular attention to pigeons can return fair profits in squab production. In successful squab plants the average return above feed cost ranges from 2 to 2 1 2 dollars per breeding pair. The department notes pigeon raising as a potential side line for poultrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gehlbach Leads Houston-San Angelo Lap In All-American Derby
Lee Gehlbach of Little Rock Arkansas took off from Municipal Airport in Houston at 9 00 50 a m today to lead the Houston San Angelo leg of the All American air derby. Ten of the eleven other entrants started at one minute intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelhbach
Front Municipal
Houston
Texas
Little Rocket
Little Rock
Ark
Lee Gehlbach
Houston-San Angelo
Two Large Cucumbers Displayed at Enterprise Office
Two unusually large cucumbers were shown at the Enterprise office. C. E. Frazier of Jamestown presented a cucumber measuring 13 inches long and 13 inches around. W. L. Largdon of 1810 Johnson Street presented a second cucumber measuring 11 inches long and 13 fourths inches around.
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Enterprise Office
C. E. Frazier
Jamestown
W. L. Largdon
Johnson Street
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Billy Hiatt
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Lewis Teague
J. T. Ryan
George Lowe
Z. J. Walser
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Paul Hinkle
Thag West
Monroe Apartments
Reuben F. Perslar
Albemarle
John Austin
Nady Cates, Jr
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W. B. Moser
Bernice and
Billy, Jr
Mount Airy
White Sulphur Springs
Ruth Moser
C. T. Moser
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Rebecca Young
Margaret Helen Turners
Spencer, N. C
Joe Pell
Charles F. Long
Yester
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Lexington Anglers
Carolina News Briefs
H Ckory
Supreme Court
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S. Main St
Brown! Shoe Store
Buster Brown
J. B. Johnson
Mgr
L. L. Wilson
Wachovia Bank
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E. M. Brower
Charlotte, N. C. N. Main Street
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