New Skirt Shipment and Local Class Announcements
Readable items include a new skirt shipment in soft French flannels in multiple colors, plus numerous local church and club meetings. Notices list Gene Lamont Bible class, Lottie Holden class, Mary Harper Philothea class, Circle One meeting, and other civic and social gatherings.
Social notes from High Point area guests and travels
Mrs. Joe Pell of Rocky Mount Virginia visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlies F. Long. Miss Ernestine Grant recovers after an operation at High Point hospital. Misses Litaker Von Drehie and Wardell return from Baltimore. Mrs. Clardy of Myrtle Beach visits E A Johnson. Miss Hollis of Greensboro visits Brantley McAdoo. Miss Nancy Carr Terry returns from Spartanburg and finals at Davidson. Miss Kurtz and Milton and Sidney Steinberger visit Irene Gordon in High Point. Mr. and Mrs. Murray travel to New York with stops in Philadelphia and Washington. they will visit Mrs. Margaret L. Summers in Washington. Robert Gold arrives from Chapel Hill for a weekend with his parents, joined by Basil Hall of Macon. They return for university finals. Miss Lillian Lorton, guest of Mrs. Abels, heads home to Tulsa Oklahoma after three weeks of High Point socials. Earl N. Phillips in New York at Warwick Hotel. Miss Rose Askew returns from Guilford college after a year’s study.
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Casey
Paul W. Casey
Woodbrook Court
Violet Johnson
Ernestine Hayes
Katherine Hayworth
Joe Pell
Rocky Mount
Willard Dyer
Valette Jones Harris
Willis Slane
John McGrath
New York
Cecil Dickerson
Conway, Ark
James Lyon
Comner Covington
Grattan Foy
Ben Moore
Tom Kearns
James Diffee
Herman Smith
Leslie Bowling
Ralph Slate
Woman’s Missionary
Wesley Memorial Church
Circle No. 5
Vester Sale
Hazel Lanier
High Point College
Margaret Sloan
Geddie Strickland
Earl McFarland
China
Mrg. C. A. York
R. L. Murray
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Margaret L. Summers
Robert Gold
Chapel Hill
T. J Gold
Basil Hall
Macon
Lillian Lorton
John C. Abels
Tulsa
Okla
High Point
Miss Lorton
Hoover pledges debt rise and deficit near billion
The White House said the national debt will rise by 500 million and the treasury deficit to 950 million by year end. Declining tax receipts and extra spending on construction relief and veterans services pressured the treasury. Hoover met with his cabinet and planned cost cuts for the naval establishment at Rapidan Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
White House
Hoover
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Adams
Naval
Rapidan
Virginia
Community Garden Clubs Schedule and Tea Honoring Miss Hiatt
Social calendar lists Mid Week Garden Club, Burbank Garden Club, and other meetings across Otteray Hillcrest Parkway and Pickett farm with talks by J W Moore of Sykes Florists. Charming tea at Country club honored Miss Billie Hiatt with a reception line and floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Ellis
Otteray Drive
Burbank
John Teagre
Hillcrest Drive
Weednesday
Brantley McAdoo
H. DD. Sears
Pickett Farm
Personal Recollections Of Jeff Davis By Bishop Tucker
The Right Rev. Beverly D. Tucker recalls Jefferson Davis before a Richmond audience at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. He shares memories from Davis life, wartime acts, and Davis faith, praising his character, loyalty to country and God, and his treatment by foes.
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Bishop Tucker
Jeff Davis
Beverly D. Tucker
Norfolk
Virginia
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Tucker
Confederate States
A. S
United States of America
England
France
Confederate States of America
Confederacy
Davis
Lee
Jackson
Stuart
Polk
Albert Sidney Johnston
Charess Minnegerode
Fortress Monroe
Mr. Davis
Washington
Europe
Yellow Tavern
Hampton Roads
Canada
Senate
Horace Greeley
Bradford
Memorials and Faith Amid Civil War Memories and a Cary Farm Escape
Evocative reflections on Confederate figures like Lee Jackson and Stuart frame a meditation on faith and sacrifice. The piece notes a fatal shooting by Guard Marvin Neville near a Cary farm where four youths escaped by overpowering a guard. coroner L M Waring did not order an inquest. Prison records list Mickey Kelly of Philadelphia as the father of one detainee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Jackson
Stuart
Christ
Gethsemane
Father
America
Lee
Jackson
Jesus Christ
Marvin Neville
Jordan
Neville
L. M. Waring
Wake County
Kelly
Mickey Kelly
Philadelphia
Cary Farm
Prisoner Killed During Escape Attempt at Cary Prison Farm
J N Kelly, 17, of Philadelphia, serving two to five years for larceny, was shot and killed at Cary prison farm near Raleigh while two inmates attempted to escape during a march to a cotton field. The other fugitive, C Jordan alias W C Maguire, was with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. N. Kelly
South 29Th Street
Philadelphia
State’s
Guilford County
Cary Prison Farm
Kelly
C. Jordan
W. C. Maguire
Presbyterians Reject Organic Union Bid at General Assembly
In Montreat North Carolina on June 3 the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church voted 135 to 105 to end negotiations toward organic union with four other groups while continuing federal union work. A minority report urging continued study was rejected. The assembly plans to finalize sessions today amid remaining reports on church governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Church Department
A Chilly Dream
A brief Tit-Bits item describes a man dreaming of someone, waking, closing the window, and adding an extra blanket to the bed, noting the chilly mood.
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Gene Lamont
Gene Lamont Bible
J. P. Perdue
Shelton Street
Barnett
Greensboro Hospital
J. D. Barnett
St. Leo’s Hospital
Greensboro
Lottie Holden
Miss Cates III
Miss Luna Cates
Guilford General Hospital
C. C. Vancannon
Margaret Ella
East
Russell Street
B. B. Collinge
South Main Street
Virginia Beach
Women’s
Southern Golf Association
Princess Anne Club
John Henry
T. J. Gold
Mary Harper
Mary Harper Philothea
M. E. Church
Bernice Kearns
West Green Street
Esther Kearns
Louise Kearns
Dunn
Bailey Dunn
Star, N. C
High Point Hospital
W. A. Williams
East Green Street
Williams
L. F. Ferree
A. E. Williams
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
E. Ferree
Richardson Street
E. T. Hedrick
Rose Society
Bertha Cox
Dillard Ragan
J. W. Moore
Sykes Florists
Elliott
Charles Elliott
Cook Street
Lincoln Falk
San Diego
Cal
Welfare Department
W. C. Hammond
Junior Service League
John Walker, Jr
Walter Egbert
Green ‘Treet Baptist Church
T. ©. Pugh
Pugh
Oring
Bessie Smith
Peggy Pethel
Eula Smith
Olean Patterson
Ora Comer
Hattie Brown
Pauline Sheffield
Esther Hoover
Mabel Andrews
Maude York
Chapple Patterson
Ava Hodgin
Lee Dixon
Mesdames J. W. Kay
T. E. Pugh
Dickie
Cressie Maxwell
May Williams
David Farlowe
Miss Hiatt
McAdoo
Billie Hiatt
Wiltshire Boulevard
Isabel Clark
Savannah
Tommy Hollis
Anne Carter Marsh
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Johnny Muse
Rocky Mount, Va
Mrs
Charlies F. Long
Ernestine Grant
Ethel Litaker
Helen von Drehie
Virginia Wardell
Baltimore
Mrs. L. D. Clardy
Myrtle Beach, D. C
Mr. E. A. Johnson
White Oak Street
Nancy Carr Terry
Spartanburg
U S. C
Davidson College
Sara Kurtz
Milton
Sidney Steinberger
Atlanta, Ga
Irene Gordon
English Street
Earl N. Phillips
Warwick
West 54Th Street
Rose Askew
Guilford College
Jersey
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Entre Nous Club
5. C. Clark
Parkway
The
Lotus Club
H. L. Mitchell
Carrick Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Dora Richardson
Muir's Chapel
P. W. Flagge
Margaret Hauser
Dorothy Ingram
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
H. B. Hiatt
William
Mra. C. T. Ingram
C. M. Hauser
Lucy and
Nell
Elizabeth Adams
Elizabeth Jones
Elizabeth Reitzel the
Adieus
E. W. Freeze
Southland
Great Southern Statesman
See
Max Bones
Optometrist
North Main
Guilford
General Assembly of Church
Sechrest Funeral Home