Newlin to Speak at North Carolina Bar Association Meeting
Gur ney E. Newlin of Los Angeles will headline the North Carolina Bar association's thirty first annual meeting at Wrightsville Beach June 27 28 29 with a talk on the Organization of the Bar Aiming to align with current bar discussions event expects 300 to 400 lawyers plus entertainment for attendees and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Wrightsville
Raleigh
Gurney E. Newlin
Los Angeles
North Carolina Bar Association
Wrightsville Beach
Henry M. London
Newlin
North Carolina
London
David C. Sinclair, Jr
New Hanover County Bar Association
L. T. Hartsell, Jr
Concord Bar
Alexander B. Andrews
Matt H. Allen
Industrial Commission
Old Fort Fisher
Carolina Yacht Club
Andrews
Dretary London
Association
Charles Gose
H. P. Grier,Sr
H. S&s. Eaworth
I. M. Bailey
K. D. Battie
G. Bernard
W. D. Yeruden
Alexander B.andrews
H. M. London
Norman C. ‘Shepard
G. V. Cowper
C. W. Tillett, Jr
A. B. Andrews
Wt. L. Caudle
W. J
Coxhill society hosts multiple bridge parties in Hillcrest and Fifth Ave
Mrs Dell hosted a Friday bridge with Kirkman Lloyd Hunt and others as guests. Prizes included an organdie rose puff case for Mrs Robertson and a bridge set for Mrs Harrington. A Theta Delta Pi sorority party followed at Mrs Timberlake's Hillcrest home with a bridge game and raffled prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Timberlake
Rachel Phillips
Timberlake
Hillcrest
Theta Delta Pi Sorority
Salem College
Miss Phillips
Tea Honoring Mrs Port er and Mrs Ashby at Lexington Road Home
Mrs John R Myers and Mrs Ralph Wilson hosted a Thursday afternoon tea at their Lexington road home to honor guests Mrs Ethel Porter of Florida and Mrs William Ashby of Clarksville West Virginia Formally welcoming guests in a living room receiving line the event featured spring flowers including Madonna lilies larkspur and Dorothy Perkins roses along with sandwiches rosette waters iced tea and mints The atmosphere was informal and cordial with many callers during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
Lexington Road
Ethel Porter
Florida
William Ashby
Clarksville
West Virginia
Dorothy Perkins
T. E. Jennings
T. Austin Finch
Ella Dorsett
John W. Lambeth
Annie Yow
Alliene Hoover
O. R. Hodgin
Charles F. Lambeth
Lillian Yow
James E. Lambeth
Myers
Lindsay Myers
Frances and
Lena Myers
Mollie Snell
Mare Snell
W. Va
Salem social bridge event hosted by Esbera club
Mrs H W Maier with Mrs Green served refreshments as Miss Ruby Harville hosted Esbera club guests at Forsyth street. Three bridge tables used spring flowers in the living room. Susie Crowell won high score, while Tom Dark took the gentlemen’s prize. Guests included Susie Crowell Alliene Hoover Mae Shearer Sara Hudson Mrs O R Hodgin Tom Dark George Finch Irvin Earnhardt Charles Clegg Alva Boyles and O R Hodgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. T. Dell
Bridge
Dick Robertson
Irvin Harrington
Rook
E. A. Timberlake
Alice Virginia Trice
H. T. Link
A. H. Michael
Hill Smith
John A. McCreary
Ruby Harville
Esbera Club
Forsyth Street
Susie Crowell
Tom Dark
Alliene Hoover
Mae Shearer
Sara Hudson
O. R. Hodgin
George Finch
Crvin Earnhardt
Charles Clegg
Alva Boyles
0. R. Hodgin
Miss Marie Jones Visits Greensboro on Friday
Miss Marie Jones arrived in Greensboro for a business visit Friday. She met local officials and toured downtown facilities during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jones
Greensboro
Welfare department of Woman's club holds year end meeting
The Welfare department of the Woman's club met at Mrs. J. S. Green’s Spring Street home on Wednesday afternoon to elect a new chairman, assign committees, and plan grants for the needy. Committees named include program, notification, membership, and constitution drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
J. S. Green
Spring Street
Sam Welborn
Harold Parker
M. L. Bales
Homer Ragan
Robert Williams
C. C. Pritchard
L. C. Bridges
I. Alexander
C. F. Finch
D. W. Maddox
Jesse Green
Lee Rice
H. W. Maier
R. P. Green
J. C. Green
Ralph Wilson
R. P. Murphy
Will ‘Lorg
C. F. Finchag
Birthday Party for James Calvin Briles Attended by Local Children
Mrs. P. W. Briles hosted a Wednesday afternoon birthday party for her son James Calvin Briles. Miss Lillian Yow led games while Mrs. Briles and Mrs. Everett Brady served ice cream and lemonade, with minted favors for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Briles
James Calvin
Lillian Yow
Thursday Bridge Club Meets at Miss Harris Home
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club enjoyed a meeting at Miss Mamie Harris’s Randolph street home. Two tables played in a Lilies and yellow daisies decorated room. high score prize went to Mrs. E. O. Wall and Mrs. Carson Cox received a consolation flower holder. The hostess and sister served two courses to club members including Mesdames Tomlinson Wall Long Rapp Lyles Jennings Cox and Miss McCauley, with Mrs. Poovey stopping for tea. Mrs. Poovey’s party to Camilla, Ga., with Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle, leaves for two weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Mamie Harris
Randolph Street
E. O. Wall
Carson Cox
R. P. Murphy
Mesdames
W. E. Tomlinson
Dave Long, Jr
Robert Rapp
G. W. Lyles
R. G. Jennings
Miss McCauley
C. Poovey
Birthday tribute and piano recital at Myers home
Mr and Mrs John R Myers hosted a birthday party on Lexington Road honoring Lindsay Myers on his ninetieth birthday. Twelve guests attended with a centerpiece cake and pink decorations. A separate piano recital at Colonial Drive School featured Miss Elizabeth Yow and guest Miss Madge Marley, showcasing student progress and teaching skill to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Yow
Colonial Drive School
Madge Marley
Greensboro
Miss Yow
Danville Couple Visit. Lois Bennett Honored at Bridge
Mr and Mrs Guy Dudley of Danville Va spend the weekend with Mrs Boyles and family. Mrs Ralph Hinkle hosts a bridge party for Miss Lois Bennett of Camilla Ga with prizes to Mrs W E Tomlinson and Miss Bennett and a handmade handkerchief given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dudley
Danville, Va
Mra
W. Boyles
Lois Bennett
Ralph Hinkle
Visitors Headed Home After West Virginia Visit
Mrs. William Ashby of Clarksville West Virginia and her mother Mrs. Ethel Porter of Florida left yesterday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Myers. They will spend a few days with relatives in Greensboro before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hethcock, Miss Annie May Rader and Ray Hoover spent the day in Charlotte with Mrs. D. E. Hoover accompanying them to Matthews for a multi day stay with her sister Mrs. R. L. Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ashby
Clarksville
West Virginia
Ethel Porter
Florida
Yesteday
John R. Myers
Greensboro
H. T. Hethcock
Annie May Rader
Ray Hoover
Charlotte
D. E. Hoover
Matthews
R. L. Welch
Calico fashions inspire bright quilted coats and sportswear
Randmother would smile at calico's new use this year as it steps into lightweight quilted coats and reversible designs. A sleeveless sports ensemble in white pique gains a finishing touch from calico accents while a smart tennis frock showcases the widewear pique trend popular at Southern resorts.
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Randmother
Calico
Mosquito Noted With 22 Teeth Seen Under Microscope
A tiny mosquito specimen is described as having 22 visible teeth, all observable through a microscope. The detail highlights microscopic features of common insects.
Davidson seeks 10000 damages for Leary School building
Lexington June 1. Superior court resumed the damage suit by Lexington school commissioners against W Lee Harbin and Maryland Casualty Co contractor bondsmen for a leaking roof on the Leary School building. The trial began early in the week and is expected to yield a verdict today after witnesses and arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Superior Court
School Commissioners of
W. Lee Harbin
Maryland Casualty Company
One Foot Forest Found on West African Coast
A remarkable forest on the west coast of Africa is described with trunks up to four feet in diameter but only about one foot tall. Each tree bears at most two leaves reaching six feet long and two feet wide. The forest spans a table land six miles wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia
Harriet von Rathlef-Keilman
Russia
Nicholas II
Olga Tatiana
Marie
Alexei
Tatiana
United States
New York City
Harriet von Rathlef- Keilman
Grand Duchess
Germany
Romania
Bucharest
Czar
Africa
Phillips I s Referee in $500 000 Law Suit
Mayor Wade H. Phillips of Lington has been appointed referee in a half million dollar suit filed in Mecklenburg County Superior Court in Charlotte. The case, Edward S. Cannon trustee in bankruptcy of Southern States Finance, vs J. E. Ashcraft and twelve other directors, is to have hearings begin July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyington
Wade H. Phillips
Phillips and
Chalk Cure Powder From Beachy Head Uses Ulcer Relief
Cliff Chalks used in Cure Chalk from Beachy Head England are swallowed in a London hospital at two tons yearly. The powder, invented by Prof. H MacLean Aberdeen University graduate, relieves stomach ulcers. Use has cut hospital operations from one or two daily to about one monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachy Head
England
London
H. MacLean
Aberdeen University
Rubber usage in automotive industry reaches record share
The automotive sector consumed 814 million pounds of rubber in 1928, accounting for 85 percent of total rubber output.
Air Travel Distances Highlight Postwar Activity
Last summer German commercial airplanes flew about 45,000 miles daily while British planes averaged 3,000 miles a day. The figures reflect postwar aviation activity and technical reach of European carriers.
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J. G. Merriman
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
J. P. Bunn
Stanley Winborne
Norman C. Shepard
Luther Hamilton
N. E. Day
Robert Ruark
R. W. Davis
T. L. Johnson
R. H. Sykes
L. K. Martin
Julius CC. Smith
H. F. Seawell, Jr
F. O. Clerkson
Walter H. Woodson
Charles W. Bagby
E. H. Morris
C. V. F. Blythe
R. M Wells
W. Black
Lexington Society
Elizabeth Allen
Elizabeth Crouse
Elizabeth Andrews
Charlotte Holderness
Joy Bowers
Eva Hackney
Rose Frazier
Conrad Lemly
Winston-Salem
Ethel Gallimore
Fifth Avenue
Charlie Mae Barker
Frank Gallimore
Salisbury
Charlies Hoover
Yardley
Buford Miller
Mildred Rogers
Alton Beck
Thomasville Society
Moore
Salem
Adélaide McAnally
High Point
Margaret Sells
Johnson City
Tennessee
Athletic Association
The
Kory
Clinard Electric Co
Rhone
College Street
Frigidaire
Homer
Heatrolas Water Systems
Taiks Air
Camilla
Mrs. Hinkle
High Point Public Library
Flack Ratin
Paris
Davidson
LEARY
All-American Mohawk Corporation
RADIO
Bland Piano Company
North Main St
North Main
Charming Spring Millinery
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