Thursday Club Call Meeting and Society Notices
Multiple community notices outline upcoming meetings for the Thursday Bridge club the Club of Twelve and the Art department of the Woman's club both to be held at local residences. Also announced are social events including a marriage announcement for Elizabeth White Hodgin and J Broughton Hodgin and various church group meetings and officer elections for Christian Endeavor Ladies Aid U D C and Epworth League with dates this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursday Bridge Club
B. C. Page
Farriss Avenue
The
Woman's Club
R. P. Royer
Archdale Road
Ladies Aid Society
Calvary M. E. Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Greensboro and Waxhaw Events
Miss Zelma Holliday and Virginia Holliday visit aunt Mrs. M. T. Hicks on West Russell. Mrs Royster Thurman and son stay in Thomasville with Mrs. Mendenhall on Lexington Ave. Dr W J McAnally and wife in Winston-Salem for Salem College Baccalaureate. daughter Mary Duncan McAnally graduates. Elizabeth Setze of Atlanta visits Anice Smoot at 306 South Hamilton. they attend Salem College commencement in Winston-Salem. Vera Moore of Chattanooga visits sister Mrs. Roy Shiplett. Moore to attend Thomas-Glass wedding in Waxhaw on June 12. Elizabeth Strickland returns from Goldsboro after Jerome Holt wedding festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma
Virginia Holliday
Greensboro
W. J. McAnally
Winston-Salem
Salem College
Mary Duncan McAnally
Elizabeth Setze
Atlanta
Anice Smoot
Hamilton Street
Winson-Salem
Vera Moore
Chattanooga, Tenn
Roy Shiplett
Miss Moore
Thomas- Glass
Waxhaw
Election results show Grist leading in North Carolina primary
Lieutenant Governor Frank B. Grist holds a clear majority over two opponents with 74 407 votes from 956 precincts while M L Shipman and O J Peterson trail. Many rural precincts unreported but counties with population sent most results. governors and other officials faced little opposition. City and county races drive early returns with full tallies expected locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Grist
Grist
M. L. Shipman
O. J. Peterson
Pittsboro
O. Max Gardner
Secretary of State
John H. Kerr
E. W. Poll
W. C. Hammer
A. L. Bulwinkle
J. B. Clark
Fayetteville
Homer
Lyon
North Carolina
Southern forces in China poised to seize Peiping
Marshal Chang Te- Lin withdraws to Manchuria as southern nationalists advance toward Peiping. Exile of foreigners accompanies the retreat while Peking likely shifts control peacefully. Japan and other powers remain alert to possible upheaval amid the changing line of march.
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China
GITYS
Oscar Watson
Associated Press
Chang Tso- Lin
Peking
Manchuria
Japan
Legation
Arctic search tightens for Italia explorers missing at Spitzbergen
Italy Norway Sweden Russia and Germany mount a coordinated hunt for General Umberto Nobile and 17 companions after their Italia expedition vanished returning from the North Pole voyage. Citta Di Milano and Braganza lead efforts with planes seaplanes ships and volunteers aiding the search amid ice and storms.
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Arctic
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Nobile
Citta di Milano
Italia
Kings Bay
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Germany
Pacific crossing and duration flight set records in 1920s air brief
Two Americans and two Australians flew the three motor Southern Cross from California to Hawaii in twenty seven and a half hours. Near Rome two Italian pilots extended duration flight to nearly fifty eight hours, beating the earlier U.S. record by several hours held by Captain George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson.
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Nobile
Southern Cross
Pacific
California
Hawaii
Rome
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Yugoslav Protest Riots Erupt Across Belgrade
Belgrade and other Jugoslav towns saw serious anti Italian demonstrations with fierce student protests and police clashes. Dozens were wounded as the government offered apologies to Italy and promised compensation for damages and injuries.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Memorial Day Observed as International Day of Remembrance
Europe honored American war dead with extensive ceremonies. In France many noted generals and statesmen participated in the solemn observance marking this international day of tribute.
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America
Europe
France
French Chamber Opens Under Poincare Majority
The new French chamber opened its sessions with Premier Poincare holding a comfortable majority. The keynote is the stabilization of the franc.
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Poincare
Bishop Guerry to preach UNC baccalaureate after shooting
CHAPEL HILL June 4 The Right Rev William A Guerry Episcopal Bishop of Charleston who was shot today has been announced to preach UNC's baccalaureate sermon on June 10 In Georgia Brunswick Rev J H Woodward the man who shot Guerry was a supply minister at St Marks Episcopal church here for several months His family reportedly lives at Darien and he has been separated from them He is described as nervous and has suffered multiple misfortunes including the death of a young daughter before coming to Darien
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Chapel Hill
William A. Guerry
D. D
Episcopal
Charleston
University of North Carolina
Georgia
Brunswick
J. H. Woodward
W. A. Guerry
S. C
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Darien
Mr. Woodward
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Belgian aviators extend endurance flight record
Brussels Belgium June 4 The world endurance flight record was broken as two Belgian aviators surpassed 59 hours after flying 59 hours 12 minutes this afternoon and continuing the test. The previous 58 hours 42 minutes mark was set recently by Italian fliers Major Ferrarin and Captain Delprete.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ferrarin
Delprete
Teachers Show Superior Health Averages Says Expert
Dr. Morris Fishbein cites I H Goldberger who studied 33 000 New York City public school teachers over fifteen years. Teachers have lower sickness absence and death rates than industrial and clerical workers, with healthier work conditions and annual exams guiding health. He lists twelve rules including regular exercise, healthy meals, adequate sleep, open air time, and annual dental and medical checks.
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I. H. Goldberger
Board of Education
New York City
Goldberger
Women Leaders Eye Firsts as Atlantic Flight Debates Rise
The piece surveys early 20th century female figures preparing for record setting journeys by air and sea while public figures urge women to vote and work as people beyond gender. It notes Marie Rasche Mabel Loll and Lilli Villenz planning flights from Europe to America amid debates on love and achievement.
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Atlantc
Thea Rasche
Germany
Mabel Loll
Eas Ware
Lilli Villenz
United States
Kathleen Wood Ward the factory girl of England
Kathleen Wood Ward, described as the factory girl of England, is highlighted as the first and only person in a certain context. The passage notes that some parents who claim to give their children everything might be surprised by their child's true longings and desires.
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Kathleen Woodward
England
Voting Woman Faces Isolation Critique in Modernity Talk
A speaker argues that while many women see themselves as qualified to vote, the average woman remains socially isolated and deprived of contacts, limiting her political engagement. The commentary questions whether modernity has truly empowered women in voting participation.
Murder Victim Found Near Lynchburg
The body of Miss Rena Dudley aged 50 was found a half mile from her home near Castle Craig in Lynchburg Virginia. She had bruises and a crushed skull from a rock strike after a struggle with an unknown assailant. A $2.50 gold piece was found on her. Dudley had been missing since last Thursday and lived with her elderly parents.
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Lynchburg
Rena Dudley
Castle Craig
Wire tapping evidence held valid in crime case
Washington reports that evidence obtained through wire tapping is admitted as valid in a pending crime case. The ruling upholds the legality of the intercepts and impacts the prosecution's position, with officials noting the decision clarifies admissibility standards.
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Washington
Supreme Court Rules Wiretap Evidence Admissible
Federal agents tapping telephone wires was ruled valid and admissible at trial, not an unlawful search or seizure under the Fourth Amendment. The decision upholds the legality of wiretap evidence in prosecutions.
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Supreme Court
Trainmen Leader Defeated in Triennial Vote
William G. Lee, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, is defeated for president by A. F. Whitney by 24 votes at the triennial convention in Cleveland. Official tally Whitney 486, Lee 642.
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Cleveland
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A. F. Whitney
Whitney
Lee
Salem College Alumnae Gather for Commencement Events
Salem College alumnae meet in Winston Salem for a luncheon linked to the 157th annual commencement. Class memorials are presented at 3 30, followed by senior class day exercises on campus. The evening features a grand concert and the president's reception.
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Winston-Salem
Salem College
China Wedding: 20th Anniversary Named
A brief note marks the 20th wedding anniversary as the so called China wedding. The term highlights the milestone with traditional symbolism associated with porcelain and endurance.
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China
Free demonstration of the New Easy Washer
A free demonstration on the New Easy Washer is offered to show its value. Interested buyers are invited to call 2876 for details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Fraley
Parsons
D. H. Parsons
West Farris Street
Miss Marsh
J. E. Marsh
New York
Anne Carter Marsh
Scudder’s
ART Department
Miss Cartland
J. Broughton Hodgin
City
Joseph Leslie Cartland
Elizabeth White
Mr. J. Broughton
Hodgin
Blain St
High Point
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the First M. P
Cary Davis
Laura Wesson
Commercial Club
Harold Bennett
Wesley Memorial Epworth League
Epworth League
Wesley Memorial Church
James Lovelace
NorTh Main
Elizabeth Strickland
Goldsboro
Jerome Holt
Currituck Currituck
Currituck County
Burgwyn
Fountain
Langston
Onslow Jacksonville
Onslow County
Shipman
Peterson
State Senate
Ward
Tapp
Wallace
Sald
Cecil’s Drug Store
Marshall Chang
Justice of the Peace
E. W. Boerstier
Lancaster
W. T. Lewis
Lancaster Gazette
Common Pleas Court
Daily Health Service
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Paul Morand
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Atlantic
Queen Mary
Jipping Street
London
Rhonda
By I Miller
Quality Shoe Store
Childs Specialty House
Salem
Hamilton Watch
Hamilton
Wagger Jewelry Co
North Main Street
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