Lottie Holden Bible Class And Community Meetings
Local notices list Lottie Holden Bible class at 3 PM with Mrs. C. B. Bunday on Newton Street, YWCA board meeting at 7:30 PM, and Gene Lamont Bible class at 3 PM with Mrs. A J Barker. Cadet Bernard Burchfield returns home from Oak Ridge Military Institute after making the honor roll.
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Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
C. B. Bunday
Newton Street
Gene Lamont
A. J. Barker
South Main Street
Bernard Burchfield
F. D. Burchfield
Oak Ridge Millitary Institute
Commercial School
Burchfield
Weekend Visit Highlights From Le Noir and Lenoir
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Nalis of Le noir spent the weekend here with relatives. Miss Grace Nalis of Lenoir was a guest during the weekend at Miss Mildred Kirkman’s home. Mrs. R. E. L. Hayworth is recovering satisfactorily after an operation at High Point Hospital. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Younts of Trinity note their daughter Arlene has recovered enough to leave Sternberger Hospital in Greensboro for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Mary Henderson
Sadie Klutz
Jessie Lawrence
John Crawford
Joe Richardson
E. H. Harrison
Henry Hobson
Ernest Woodson
Arnold Snyder
Claude Morris
Mrs. R. L. Nalis
Lenoir
Grace Nalis
Mildred Kirkman
R. E. L. Hayworth
High Point Hospital
John Younts
Trinity
Arlene
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
End of an era in publishing spurs cautious return to craft
Mencken discusses a postwar downturn in publishing. The industry shifts from overproduction to selective gatekeeping, hurting newcomers and pulp magazines while promoting serious, quality writing. He cites Hergesheimer’s seven-year drafting path and warns many low quality outlets may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergesheimer
Henry James
Impor
Unclear Atlantic Monthly Quip Survives Legends
A fragment notes that Atlantic Monthly, despite limited reach since 1596,000, has outlasted numerous affidavits and tall tales, with ground for hope it endures beyond the end.
Deputy Sheriff Guilty in Prohibition Case
In Greensboro on June 10 the Witcher brothers and two Hurleys faced federal charges for violations of the national prohibition act. William and Randall Hurley, Randolph County deputy sheriff and his brother, were convicted of manufacturing whiskey possessing materials and conspiring to break the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Witcher Brothers
Dave
Webb
Mack
Clarence
Federal District Court
William Hurley
Randolph County
Randall Hurley
Widenhouse
Sturgill
Montgomery
Hurley
Excelsior Pad Machine Order From Bowling Green Plant
A large excelsior pad machine, the fourth in the south, is forming at Industrial Electric Co and will be delivered to George R. Lyon Excelsior Manufacturing Co in Bowling Green Virginia by July. Designed by R C Sheppherd, it makes 300 to 400 feet of padding per minute. The three existing machines are used to supply pads for commercial use. Bartlett says the local plant is the only one in the country to manufacture this type for resale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Electric Company
George R. Lyon Excelsior Manufacturing Company
Bowling Green
Fred J. Bartour
R. C. Sheppherd
Bartlett
Southeastern Hotel Men Meet for Three Days at Charleston
Local hotel people and equipment men depart for Charleston to attend the Southeastern Hotel Association sessions Thursday through Saturday. Attending are Mr and Mrs R K Young Howard T Wright Ralph Erskine James M Diffee and Terry White from Tomlinson to display hotel equipment at the Francis Marion hotel convention HQ OO D Smith will show banquet and coffee tables during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Southeastern Hotel Association
R. K. Young
Howard T. Wright
Ralph Erskine
James M. Diffee
Terry White
Tomlinson
Francis Marion Hotel
OO. D. Smith
Esbepla Club Meets in Thomasville for Bridge Night
The Esberea club gathered at Forsyth street home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Boyles on Friday evening. Sweet peas enhanced the decor as three bridge tables hosted a three course dinner. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. George Finch for top and second. Visitors included Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth and Emerson Furgerson of Danville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah Boyles
Forsyth Street
Thomasville
Esbera Club
George Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
Emerson Furgerson
Danville
Boyles
O. R. Hodgin
Guy Dudley
Mise Mae Shearer
C. M. McCoy
Out-of-town mourners attend funeral for Ray mond H Phillips
Visitors came to Manassas Virginia for the funeral of Raymond H Phillips who was killed by a train Saturday night. Delegations from Hope Mills Greensboro Lexington High Point Aragon Concord Charlotte Columbia and Jackson Hill joined family members for the service on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Phillips
Manassas
Charles Mendenhall
Louise Tate
Columbia
8. C
Margaret Phillips
W. W. Bishop
T. C. Williams
Margaret Williams
L. D. Jones
Hope Millis
Thelma Williams
Aragon, Ga
A. M. Swiggart
Lexington
Sam Badgett
Annie Lee Badgett
Jackson Hill
Garden Club Meeting At Finch Home Highlights Contest
The Thomasville Garden club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles F. Finch's home with eight members present. A brief business session preceded a flower contest won by Mrs. H. W. Maier who received a linen handkerchief. Mrs. Finch served tea and individual cakes after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Garden Club
Charles F. Finch
H. W. Maier
Miss Elizabeth Tudor Returns Home From College
Miss Elizabeth Tudor arrived home Tuesday from Harrisonburg Virginia where she was a sophomore at State Teachers College. She will spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Tudor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth. Tudor
Harrisonburg
State Teachers College
W. H. Tudor
Miss Beulah File of Winston Salem Spent Weekend Here
Miss Beulah File of Winston Salem spent the weekend here with relatives on Carmalt street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beulah File
Winston‘Salem
Mrs
Will File
Carmalt Street
Illness Update In Local Notices For Miss Maile Snell
Friends report Miss Maile Snell is ill at her home on Myers street. Mrs. D B Hoover left for Raleigh this morning to tend her ailing father J T Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile Snell
Myers Street
D. B. Hoover
Raleigh
J. T. Grimes
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church
The society held its regular meeting Monday afternoon at the church with vice president Mrs. C. Pritchard presiding in the president's absence. Mrs. L. EB. Teague led the program on Youth and Christ's Program with help from Mrs. Pritchard and Mrs. Monroe Bean. Sunbeam band sang and Miss Sallie McCracken reported on the Southern Baptist convention in Birmingham, Alabama. The meeting adjourned after Miss Clodfelter's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. Pritchard
L. EB. Teague
Sunbeam Band
Sallie McCracken
Southern Baptist Convention
Birmingham
Alabama
Society
Clodfelter
Webb Funeral Services Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for W. M. Webb, who died at his home on the old Thomasville road yesterday afternoon, will be conducted from Hilliard Memorial Baptist church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. H. O. Miller will be in charge. Interment will be in Pleasant Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Webb
Thomasville Road
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
State declines to honor requisition in Forbes case
RALEIGH June 10 Gov O Max Gardner today declined to honor a requisition from Maryland's governor for the return of Robert Forbes held in Bakersville jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Maryland
Robert Forbes
Bakersville
Briand Opposes Conference on German Debt Question
Paris June 10 Foreign Minister Briand opposed revising Germany's war reparation payments. He urged caution about reopening the debt issue, noted the Young Plan's definite framework, and favored cooperation between France and Germany while condemning recent intimidation by the Breslau steel helmet group. The chamber postponed interpellation until Doumer's inauguration.
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Paris
Oes de Briand
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
France
Steel Helmet
Breslau
Hitler
Europe
Paul Doumer
Perdue Body Arrives For Services Here
The body of Robert T. Perdue, former High Point resident, died suddenly en route from Toledo to Johns Hopkins, arrived in town and moved to Yow's Funeral Home. Funeral services are set at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. Tunstall and Rev. Ruth in charge. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Perdue born December 25, 1874 in Davidson County. survived by widow Martha Alice Lohr, brother Clayton Perdue, and sister Mrs. Julia Meredith. The body was taken to Mrs Daisy Millington’s home at 814 Tate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Perdue
High Point
York Py
Toledo
Ohio
Johnes Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Yow
Green Street Baptist Church
George T. Tunstall
O. L. Ruth
Tomlinson to Equip Roanoke Hotel and Baltimore Hospital
Contracts for equipment of the Shepherd Enock Pratt hospital in Baltimore Maryland and the Hotel Roanoke in Roanoke Virginia have been received by Tomlinson of High Point. The hospital job is largely a special order and will go forth as soon as the production department can complete it, plant officials stated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd-Enoch-Pratt
Baltimore
Roanoke
Tomlinson
High Point
Bottles Thrown at American Consulate by Communists
In Dresden on June 10, communist youths threw bottles at a building housing the American consulate. The missiles shattered first floor windows of the adjacent Saxon state bank, while the consulate is located on the third floor. The bottles bore anti American and anti lynching messages, and the report mentions eight African Americans being held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Germany
Saxon State Bank
Execution Date Set in Alabama Convictions
In Itsboro Alabama a man is slated for execution July 10 following his conviction for criminal attacks on two white girls. The case highlights ongoing capital punishment proceedings in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tence
Itsboro
Alabama
Russia Floats Large Internal Loan for Five-Year Plan
MOSCOW June 10 The government announced a new internal loan of 1,600,000,000 rubles about 800,000,000 dollars to complete 518 factories finish 1040 tractor stations and fulfill the five year plan in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
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J. C. Estes
G. C. Estes
Decatur Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Irene Yarmall
Organiza
Alexander Martin Chad
A. BR
W. L. Tabb
J. A. Morris
R. K. Stewart
W. F. Armfield
Frank 8. Lambeth
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
J. R. Blair
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
T. J. Gold
A. 8. Caldwell
Guilford Battleground
Fifth District
Fred Bartlett
W. J. Fraley
A. S. Parker
John Abels
A.S. Caldwell
Paul Myatt
Philzabeth
Wesley Memorial Church
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Mencken
LAS
David L. Stanton
High Point Lodge of Elks
West Broad Street
Greensboro Lodge No
D. H. Milton
Folows
High Point Lodge
D. D. Parsons
Excelsior
Southeastern Hotel
Esbepa
Briand
Perdue Body
Max Bones
North Min Street
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Russia
South Main
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Quality Shoe Store
Sechrest Funeral Home
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