Mammy Celle Drama to Aid Oakdale Piano Fund
Jamestown high school hosts a three act comedy Mammy’s Lil’ Wild Rose this Saturday to raise funds for the Oakdale piano. The play centers on Mammy Celle and a lively cast with romance and humor, directed by Mrs. A. O. Norris.
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Mammy
Jamestown High School
Oakdale Piano
Mammy Celle
Darky Joe
Rome
A. O. Norris
Daniel French
Henry Garrett
Lester van
Jim Turner
Wade Carver
Howard Wood
Orpheus Jackson
Austin Gardner
Old Joe
Cletus Campbell
Rose O’may
Jesse Clarke
Maude Clarke
Hester O O'May
William McGee
Perry French
Glenn Hodgin
Letty van
Stacy Clarke
Babe Joan
Thelma Carter
Courtman
Helen Clarke
Community notices travel and visits reported
People depart for Chicago to attend a Volunteer Life Insurance convention and the World's Fair with Herman Bernard. Several residents spend time at Girl Scout camp Whitsett, in Reidsville, Norfolk, Atlantic City, and Philadelphia relatives visit and recover from operations while friends and guests plan future trips and stays nearby.
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Ckey Schwartz
Chicago
The
Volunteer Life Insurance Company
Herman Bernard
Relief for Periodic Disturbances Promises Relief
Readers are urged to seek relief from ongoing disturbances with guidance to manage symptoms. The piece questions current treatment attempts and suggests staying in bed as a potential strategy.
Mrs Ansel Cox Jr Honored By Miss Helen Hinkle
Miss Helen Hinkle honored Mrs Ansel Cox Jr of Detroit with a July 27 buffet luncheon at her Randolph Street home in Thomasville The event featured a three course meal and bridge with guests including Elizabeth Tudor Percy Tudor Maxine Moore and Ruth Myers Also noted were visitors and family relations visiting nearby towns and cities during the week and a fifth birthday party for Anne Green on Highland Avenue with gifts and ice cake servings.
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Elnora Fladger
Richmond
J. C. Moore
Alberta
Monmouth
Helen Spencer
Georgia Ray Denning
Buster Stewart
Alice Ruth Travis
Arnold
Lawrence
Jerry Metcalf
Richard McIntyre
Doris Weathers
Mary
Bobby Mansfield
Hadena Arnold
Little Shore
Donald Lee Creech
Ansel Cox, Jr
Detroit
Helen Hinkle
Thomasville
Randolph Street
Mich
Helen Tudor
Belmont
W. Percy Tudor
Mrs. Tudor
Winston Street
Greenville
S. C
Cox
Little Ann Maynard
D. L. Maynard
Greensboro
J. C. Green
Highland Avenue
High Point
Julius Green, Jr
Bobby Jean Long
May Sumner Griffith
J.C. Green, Jr
Betty and
Paul Green, Jr
Local residents record summer visits and trips
Mrs. C. J. Sears and her children returned from eastern North Carolina after three weeks with relatives. Mrs. James Lowe and daughter Carrie visit Burlington guests of Mrs. M. B. Smith. Miss Eleanor Blair visits Guilford College friends. Mrs. Jack Burris and son Jackie return from Blowing Rock and Lenoir with Mrs. R. H. Younts. Mrs. Carl Harrison of Lenoir joins them. Mrs. W. A. Bishop travels to Akron Ohio with Thelma Pierce and Clara Brown to visit Don Merrill and friends in Indiana. Five youths depart for Chicago for two weeks at the Century of Progress. Mrs. S. S. Saunders and son Stan spend weeks in the Adirondack mountains. Dr. Saunders accompanies them home last week.
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A. Ray Geiat
Philadelphia
Walter G. Reich
Edgedale Drive
James Lowe
Carrie Lowe
Burlington
M. B. Smith
Jack Burris
Jackie
R. H. Younts
Blowing Rock
Lenoir
Mr. Burris
Carl Harrison
Mrs. Burris
Johnson Street
W. A. Bishop
Akron
Ohio
Don Merrill
Thelma Pierce
Clara Brown
Indiana
Saunders
Stan
Adirondack Mountains
Dr. Saunders
Prohibition Topic Dominates Main Street Society Meeting
The W. M. and of Main Street M. and church held a general meeting Monday night July 24 in the church annex. Mrs. J. L. Prevatt led prayer and scripture from Hebrews. The program, led by Mrs. T. B. Bennett’s circle, included songs, a violin duet by Mary Elizabeth Bennett and Elizabeth Elis, and a dialogue by Charles White and Dot Frits. Reports and attendance were taken. circle No. 1 had the most members.
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Main Street Socrety
W. M
Main Street M
J. L. Prevatte
12Th Chapter of
T. B. Bennetts
America
Valse Barcarolle
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Elizabeth Elis
Italians Prepare Long Overseas Flight Home
Shoal Harbor N F observers report Italo Balbo's force of Italian seaplane aviators resting before a Friday takeoff for Ireland via the northern route. The air minister described it as the longest two way passage between the coplineate.
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Ireland
Depositors Call for General Investigation of Bank Closings
Greensboro readers learn that the United Bank stockholders and depositors appeal to Governor Ehringhaus for a full inquiry into the closings of the old and new United Trust company. Major A C Tipton chairs the protective committee urging action under section 221 Y to resolve suspicion and place blame accurately while aiding local bankers.
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Greensboro
Old
New United Trust Company
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
A. C. Tipton
H. L. Koontz
Thomas J. Shaw
Banking probes seek records on banking law violations
The committee suggests an official investigation to uncover who was responsible for repeated infractions of banking laws at the first United Bank and to obtain directors minutes and bank records. It favors state investigators and mentions audits filed in superior court as context for possible charges. A separate note reports death by suicide of William Abrams, 50, vice president of Progress Knitting Mills.
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First United Bank
Boards of Directors
New York
William Abrams
Progress Knitting Mills
Paterson
N. J
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D. L. Hyde
Tate Street
Virgil Eugene
J. M. Tharpe
Ohnny
Theresa
Cable Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lebanon M. P
Prospect Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Prospect Church
Trinity High School
Nathan Bales
Louise Cook
Gadger
Elnora’ Fladger
William Mungan
Rupert Pickens, Jr
Walter Kirkman
L. W. Flythe
George Lowe
E. T. Howard
J. G. Doggett
Louis Voorhees
Fanny Stamey
Jessie May Young
Rosalene Ruscoe
Harry Carico
Josephine Earnhardt
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Mildred Free
Martha Moffitt
Whitsett
Iretta Harville
Reidsville
Joe Smith
Eliza
Agnes Pierce
B. C. Hayworth
Nancy
B. L. Pierce
Jackie Pierce
Norfolk
Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Mary Wilson
Winifred
Atlantic City
Chalfonte Hotel
New York City
Anne Robbins
Columbia, D. C
A. P. Reep
Montheu Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Anne Maynard
Lou Fair
Hazel Cloudfelter
T. H. O'Neil
Renton, Wash
F. D. Jones
West Main Street
Julia Brown Jennings
Hickory
Frank Rose
Henderson
Clarisse Rose
Ansel 3Rd
Detroit, Mich
D. R. Hodgin
Tryon
Anne
Highland Venue
Stanley Browning
William Hoffman
John Hoffman
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Browning
C. J. Sears
205 Boulevard
Carolina
Eleanor Blair
Guilford College
John Thomas, Jr
Allison Gray
Evans Truesdale
Elwood Barbee
Allien Austin, S Jr
First Baptist Philathea
First Baptist Church
W. B. Britt
Grenola
Mre. S. KR. Sullivan
W. W. Dickerson
United Bank
Ehringhaus
Alice
Ae Seno
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
High Point People
P Department Store
South Main Street
Voiles
Batiste
Dimities
Columbia
W. L. Douglas
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