Local notices and hospital reports fill Greensboro page
The bulletin lists Mrs. Will Broom critically ill at Greensboro General after a fall and hip fracture. Mrs. Robert M. Collins undergoes mastoiditis surgery at Wesley Long Hospital. Dr. O B Bonner recovering from appendicitis at High Point hospital. Births announced for Edith Ann Hunsucker and C D Huskins Jr. Summer schools and Bible class announced. Widespread local notices include hospital recoveries, marriage announcements, and wedding preparations with several social events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Broom
Greensboro General Hospital
Robert M. Collins
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Bonner
O. B. Bonner
High Point Hospital
Lotus Club Meet With Mrs Mitchell at 800 Carrick Ave
Social calendar notes a Friday meeting of the Lotus Club at 1 pm with Mrs H L Mitchell at 800 Carrick Avenue followed by an American Legion Auxiliary gathering at 7 45 pm with Mrs Richardson south of the city.
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The
Lotus Club
H. L. Mitchell
Carrick Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Ag Richardson
Little Folk Year In Review Lights Up With Costumes
A year end program showcased the work of young students with a beautifully arranged event. Crepe paper costumes were dainty and cleverly crafted, and the children appeared graceful and charming in their roles.
Local society notes highlight visits and travel
Richard Smoke of Orangeburg and his sister Mrs. George Lowe host families and visitors. Mrs. Cecil Dickerson returns to Conway Arkansas after visiting Mrs. Willis Slane in West Emerywood. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally returns from Salem College to join her parents on South Main Street. Mrs. T. J. Gold departs for Virginia Beach to enter the Southern Women’s golf tournament. Miss Carolina Tucker of Raleigh- North Carolina is mentioned among society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Gent
Martel, Tenn
John Harrison Mebane
Danville
Paul W. Hodge
Danville Presbyterian Church
Richard Smoke
Orangeburg
S. C
George Lowe
Cecil Dickerson
Conway, Ark
Willis Slane
West Emerywood
Mary Duncan McAnally
Salem College
Mrs. W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
T. J. Gold
Virginia Beach
McEachern Hiatt Wedding Wow Arrives Tomorrow
The arrival is set for tomorrow afternoon as the McEachern Hiatt wedding approaches. Miss Tucker is to serve as a maid of honor. Mrs M B Smith and daughter Alyse Smith have returned to Burlington after visiting Mr and Mrs James Lowe. Mrs C H Nabers and daughters travel to Pensacola Florida for two weeks then attend Rotary International in Montreat with Dr Nabers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Neave
A. J. Neave
Radford Hospital
Franklin
John T. McEachern
Wilmington
Edward
Billie Hiatt
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Leander
Lewis Saddler
Baltimore
Edward McEachern
Capus Waynick
Country Club
Nancy Carr Terry
Hiatt
Isobel Clark
Savannah
Anne Carter Marsh
Dorothy Ingram
Ruth Bowen
Johnnie Muse
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
H. B. Hiatt
Eigh
Miss Tucker
C. H. Nabers
Pensacola
Fla
J. H. Sherrill
Dr. Nabers
Europe
Rotary International
Montreat
Woman Sues Western Union Over Delayed Telegram
Mrs Flora Harmon of English Street sues for 2500 in High Point Municipal Court claiming a telegram announcing her mother's death was filed in Marion at 7 15 p m on April 17 1931 and not delivered until after 9 00 a m the next day causing mental anguish and insomnia Elvis is named in the telegram and the delay allegedly prevented urgent attendance at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
High Point
Flora Harmon
English Street
Elvis
Nabers Outlines Rotary Plans for 1931 32
Dr. Charles H Nabers president elect outlines a yearlong Rotary program split into twelve monthly committees with Nabers as planner and J E Millis as aims and objects chair. Retiring president Claiborne Rhodes to edit Spokes as Nabers shows Egypt relics and a 2300 year old Roman lamp from his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Vienna
Charles H. Nabers
J. E. Millis
Nabers
Claiborne Rhodes
Spokes
A.S. Parker
Joseph D. Cox
Egypt
Heliopolis
Dr. Nabers Club
A. 8. Parker
Jos. D. Cox
John R. Peacock
Fred Tate
C. H. Nabers
C. H. Rhodes
Cc. H. Ellis
Jno
Peacock
Tom Sykes
Jos
D. Cox
Harry Raymond
H. Tomlinson
H. Rhodes
C. H. Ellis
Local welfare board names officers at city hall
Logan Porter was elected chairman of the High Point Board of Public Welfare at a special meeting. C. F. Tomlinson was chosen vice chairman and Fred Thomas secretary, with other members present including Mrs. Wall Dr. Brockman Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Denny. Absentees were Mrs. Covington and C. C. Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter
New High Point
Austrian Rail Line Electrified From Swiss Frontier to Galzburg
The Austrian government announces electrification of the rail corridor from the Swiss frontier to Galzburg and outlines plans to extend service to Vienna and later to Graz, signaling a major modernization of national rail links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galzburg
Vienna
Graz
Flower Exchange Scheduled by Chamber of Commerce
The chamber of commerce will hold a flower exchange at its bureau North Main and Church streets on Tuesday June 9 to help gardeners reset bulbs and plants. Bring surplus bulbs and plants to share with others at no cost, announced secretary F J Size more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
North Main
Church Streets
F. J. Sizemore
Woman's Journal Ends After 50 Years of Suffrage Fight
The Woman's Journal founded by Lucy Stone and Henry Blackwell to lead women’s suffrage ends with its June issue after fifty years of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Journal
New York
The
Lucy Stone
Henry Blackwell
World Highway Spending in 1931 Estimated at 3 Billion
The U S Department of Commerce estimates global expenditure on new highways for 1931 will total about three billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Department of Commerce
Group Boosts Tourist Route Through Piedmont NC
A Charlotte luncheon drew chamber of commerce secretaries and hotel managers to promote the Washington Florida tourist route via Piedmont North Carolina. Attendees included F J Sizemore R K Young EB Spence Clarence Keuster L W Wicker A D Brabble R E L Nell P J Kolhammer F Dorsett M N McCubbins and B J Janckel from multiple chambers and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte
Washington-Florida
Piedmont North Carolina
F. J. Sizemore
R. K. Young
Elwood
High Point
EB. H. Spence
King Cotton
Greensboro
Clarence 0. Keuster
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
L. W. Wicker
Davenport
Hosiery Mill Worker Suffers Nervous Attack
Mrs. Lela Williams employed at Harriss Covington Hosiery mills suffered a nervous attack at work about 10 this morning. She was treated by Dr. E A Sumner and transported by ambulance to her mother's home on East Green street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Williams
Harriss-Covington Hosiery Mills
J. B. Morgan
East Green Street
Williams
E. A. Sumner
Liconce
Singing class program at Trinity high school auditorium
The singing class of the Junior Order orphanage in Lexington will present a program at Trinity high school auditorium tomorrow night at 8 o clock under the Trinity camp of the order. No admission will be charged. A moving picture of scenes from the Lexington and Tiffin Ohio orphanages will also be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Order
Lexington
Trinity High School
Trinity Camp of the Order
Tiffin
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Collins
Greensboro Hospital
G. M. Hunsucker
Kearns Street
Edith Ann
Elm Street
Catherine Grantham
Beatrice George
Burton
Rosetta Burton
Allred Bible
Mrs. Light
Barker Street
Luke
Mr. Reece
Rona Proctor
C. D. Huskins
Bridges Street
Camp Herman
David Parsons
Guilford College
MR. Loman III
Roanoke Rapids
Cleve Loman
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
N. C
Mr. Loman
Roanoke Rapids High School
Ray Street School
L. F. Voorhees
Ray
Daniel
Dr. and
Mrs
K. B. Geddie
Miss Gaut
John Mebane
Louise Cook
Will
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. L. Tabb
J. A. Morris
R. K. Stewart
F. S. Lambeth
J. R. Myers
R. H. Wilson
J. R. Blair
W. F. Armfield
Miss Hiatt
Miss Strickland
Elizabeth Strickland
Louise White
Elizabeth Myatt
N. B. Bodie
Kathleen Spain
Rachel Wall and
Mesers
Richard Kee
John Harrison
N. D. Bodie
R. C. Boyce
Garland
Lovely May
Andrew Lindsay
Mistress Mary
Mrs. Lindsay
Marguerite Murray
Sun Flowers
Gratton Foy, Jr
Joe Hayworth
Stan Saunders
Wray Amos
Bill Lindsay
Edward Sale
Homer Hayworth
Pansles
Fritzi Raymond
Ray Jordan
Meredith Clark Slane
Julia Dyer
Mistress May
Sarah Coe Hunsucker
Reid Marsh, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mary
Iety
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Giadgs Parker
Jersey
Carolina Tucker
Ral
Sues
Western Union
Telegraph Company
Board of Public Welfare
Max Bones
Optometrist
Gianrs Parker
Nelly
Buster Brown
Brown Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shoes
Joanne Fire
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