Kinley-Troxlar Wedding and Local Notes Gathered
Couple Miss Flarie Kinley and Thomas Troxlar wed at 10 oclock in Briggs street home. Mr. and Mrs. Weisner host. Beulah Kinley and Rowan Zimmerman attend. Also brief society notices of DAR meeting, musical recital, and visitors including Dr. Elbert Russell and Duke University ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kinley
Thomas Troxlar
A. M. Weisner
Flarie Kinley
Royalls
Briggs Street
Beulah Kinley
Rowan Zimmerman
Winston-Salem
Troxlar
C. B. Kinley
High Point
Route 3
Elbert Russell
Duke University
Durham
C. F. Tomlinson
Raeford residents host guests and travels noted
Mrs. Paul Dixon of Raeford visits Mrs. Hiram Armen trout on Edgedale Drive. A. S. Caldwell and others leave for business in New York. Miss Edwina Lovelace of Wilson visits sister Mrs. C. C. Tomlinson on Park Way. Mrs. John Fambrough returns from Concord visit as Otis Morris and family travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dixon
Raeford
Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale Drive
Edwina Lovelace
Wilson
CC. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
John Fambrough
Concord
Lindbergh S Aboard Hailed in Big New York Welcome
Lindbergh arrives at Bolling Field and departs for New York in a Curtiss pursuit plane after engine trouble suspends his Spirit of St. Louis flight. A vast city welcome unfolds with police crowd control, naval escorts, and a harbor pageant as he enters quarantine and begins a parade through Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Quarantine
America
Washington
Mitchell Field
Battery Park
Litdbergh
Battery
Broadway
City Hall
the Battery
Murray Street
Bolling ,Field
Bolling Field
Spirit of
Atlantic
Byrd
North Pole
New York
Navy
Lindy
Potomac
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt Field
Paris
San Francisco
Macom
Baker
New York Harbor
Charles Lindbergh
Naval
Kenneth Lane
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Barner
City New York
Evangeline Lindbergh
Pennsylvania Station
William F. Deegan
Washington Express
John Lodge
Detroit
Richard Blythe
Colonel Lindbergh
St. Louis
Harry H. Frazee
Park Avenue
James J. Walker
Mayor Walker
San Diego
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Forty Second Street
Stock Exchange
Dewey
Pershing
Joffre
Foch
Gertrude Ederle
Bobby Jones
Manhattan Island
Lower Manhattan
Los Angeles
Manhattan
Central Park
State of New York
Smith
Long Island
Clarence W. MacKay
The
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co
Roosevelt Takes Long Taxi Ride on Nerves
Greensboro reports Roosevelt Dumbam, a Black man hailed as a hero, hired a taxi and rode 164 miles to Lillington and back without money. Driver Rufus Harris turned him to police after confirming the journey was on nerve, and Roosevelt was detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Greensboro
Roosevelt Dumbam
Lillington
Rufus Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moffitt’s
N. Main
H. J. Calclasure
Wallace
R. C. Dixon
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. C. Robbins
IL. Pritchard
Sarah Lucy Tomlinson
Billy Austin
Margaret Hedrick
Robert Schumann
Carl Heine
Eva Crowder
Theodore Dutton
Cora Worth Parker
Hans Barth
Charlotte Parker
A. M. Virgil
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Haydn
Charlotte
C. Gurlette
Charles Freeman
Kate Chittenden
Gerald F. Freezee
James Parsons
Thelma Grady
Acrobat
Giza Horvath
Helen Jones
Andante Cantallile Heller
Lancaster
Morris
Paul
Main Street
T. J. Gold
Laurinburg
Hubert Owen
Fayetteville
Grace Powell
Red Springs
Blanchehe
Ruby
Margaret Powell
Thurston Street
A. S. Caldwell
Everett Marsh
W. H. Slane
Robert Walker
Ed Freeze
Otis Morris
Nieta
Stark
Hamilton
Lena
Main and
Washington Sts
Cecil
Metropolitan
Harbor
Hudson
Fast Rivers
Foto Agency
Miller Beautiful
J. Burt Holder
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Main Drug Co. No
Main
Commers
Askin
Mamie and Coachie
Rea
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