Recital of Miss Mae Kirkman piano pupils at the Sheraton
A large appreciative audience attended the summer recital by Miss Mae Kirkman’s piano pupils at the Sheraton hotel Friday evening. Awards honored improvement best memory highest grades and best practice and scale work with a program of solos duets and quartets featuring Catherine Jane Ryan Susannah Matthews Ruth Williard Peggy Jane Bryant Mary Elizabeth Lindsay Betsy Yow and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kirkman
Thomson
Melvin Hayes
Watson
Irma Shore Shedof
Ruth Williard
Hnson
Peggy Jane Bryant
Soleo
Lively
Marjorie Kearns
Bilbro
Wanda Marielle
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Williams
Thompson
Thomas Dodamead
Iris
Renaud
Betty Deane Knox
Betty Hayes
Sailor Boy
MacLachlan
L. Strickland
Doris Koonce
Gerde Tomlinson
Wynn
Doris Johnson
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Gertrude Tomlinson
Betsy Yow
Pomponette
Durand
Rasbach Rela
Charmante
Groton
Catherine Jane Ryan
Liszt
Catherine Strother
Miss Kirkman
Heller
Hodson
Lehman
Pranks
Susannah Matthews
Peery
Anna Tomlinson
Levi C Hester Dies at 71 in City Home
Levi C. Hester 71 died last night at 7 at his home 269 Young Street. He had been in declining health. Survived by wife Etta Hester three sons M W Hester Freeze Virginia W W Hester Lynchburg Virginia Lewis Hester High Point seven daughters Mrs John Adams Miami Florida Mrs Fred Leonard Greensboro Mrs John Coffer Mrs Lam McLeod and Pearl Margaret Minnie Hester High Point. Funeral Monday at 11 at Oak Grove Moravian church Walkertown with Rev C L Ruth. Interment in church cemetery.
Miss Lota Bouldin Weds Ray Parrish
Miss Lota Elizabeth Gouldin of Trinity and V Ray Parrish of Philadelphia wed at the Bouldin home June 16 7 30 pm in the absence of the bridegrooms pastor Rev J W Williams. The bride is a Trinity school faculty member and Guilford College alum. Parrish after Guilford College taught in Person County and now works with Colling and Aiken Corp in Philadelphia. The couple will reside at 5831 Thomas Avenue Philadelphia after a wedding trip to western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota Elizabeth Gouldin
Trinity
V. Ray Parrish
Philadelphia
T. S. Bouldin
J. W. Williams
Ruben Payne
Archdale Friends Church
Parrish
T. 8. Bouldin
Women's College of the
University of North Carolina
Trinity Consolidated School
L. C. Parrish
Greensboro
Guilford College
Bethel Hill High
Person County
Colling and Aiken Corporation
North Carolina
Thomas Avenue
Episcopal Sunday School Picnic Set For Tuesday at Pool
The Episcopal Sunday school plans its annual picnic Tuesday at 2 PM at the Thomas Swimming pool on Greensboro road. Activities include water sports and baseball contests between the boys and the Men's Bible class and another contest among the women, followed by a basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Sunday School
Thomas
Greensboro Road
Five Thousand Alsatian Dogs Serve as Guides in Germany
In Germany a remarkable program has trained and deployed five thousand Alsatian dogs to assist blind people. The dogs act as guides, improving mobility and independence for their owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Charters Filed For Greensboro Firms Involving Hosiery Company
Greensboro articles of incorporation filed for Rogie and Watkins in Greensboro to manufacture and sell hosiery and wool goods. George Bogle Allen H. Watkins and Owen Reese named as incorporators with 125000 capital. High Point firm P H Johnson Inc chartered to engage in dry mercantile business with 25000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Register of Deeds
Rogie and Watkins, Incorporators
George Bogle
Allen H. Watkins
Owen Reese
High Point
Emma EF. Johnson
Violet H. Johnson
F. H. Johnson
P. H. Johnson, Incorporated
Thomasville Man Hurt in Salisbury Collision
A. C. Royals of Thomasville, about 50, was seriously injured Friday night when struck by a car driven by J. B. Barringer of the Rowan Mills area at Innes and Lee streets in Salisbury. Royals remains at Rowan General Hospital with X rays pending to determine skull fracture. Barringer posted $600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
Barringer
Guilford Lodge Memorial to Feature Speaker A B Horney
A B Horney first councillor of Guilford council will present Thomas J Gold Sr as principal speaker at the lodge memorial service this afternoon. The text also notes the Romanoff dynasty ruled Russia from 1618 to 1917 and the Pacific Ocean average depth is 15 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
Guilford Council
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
Russia
Pacific Ocean
Winston Winner of Four Club Tourney
Winston-Salem Country Club golfers won a four-way intra-club event with 440 points led by yesterday's 118.5 points as Twin City led Greensboro second with 865.5, Salisbury third with 265.5, and High Point fourth with 158. Tally Blair of Winston-Salem shot a 74 to lead amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Greensboro
Salisbury
High Point
Tally Blair
Andy Merrilees
Bill Snow
Wood
Co. Diffendal
R. Dunkelberger
A. A. Oliver
J. W. Woolen
G. ©. Clinard
Frank Robbins
Ed Woolen
J. ©. Abels
W. G. Reich
OC. L. Parker
L. H. Cherry, Jr
George Lewis
L. B. Smith
W. ©. Comer
Homecoming Banquet Held by First Methodist Church
Lexington June 16 One of the week’s delights was the Homecoming banquet by the young people of the First Methodist church welcoming back city college boys and girls. Elmer Crouse as toastmaster led talks by A W Honeycutt and James Crouse. Miss Mary McCain sang solos and Lila Aaron read verses. Mrs Barry Everhart hosted birthday fun for Mary Nell with games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PH Terprod
Lexington
First Methodist Church
Elmer Crouse
A. W. Honeycutt
James Crouse
Mary McCain
Ati
Lake Junaluska
Lila Aaron
Local social rounds bring parties and a baby show
A Tuesday evening party at Misses Alice Virginia and Mary Trice on East Center street honored Miss Eilizabeth Cullum of Batesburg with ice cream cake and salted nuts. Miss Jean Witherspoon hosted games and punch on South State street assisted by her mother Mrs. B. B. Witherspoon. The D A R chapter met with Mrs. S. W. Finch and Mrs. Camille Hunt helped as hostess. A Grace Episcopal church baby show sponsored by Grace B women yielded winners Betsy Stoner Molly Lou Alma Evans Greta Miley Casper Timberlake Jr Joan Ambrogio Jackie Lancaster Maud Walton Miller and Spec Clark. Mrs. Frank Holton hosted a bridge club on West Fifth avenue with prizes awarded to top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Virginia
Mary Trice
East Center Street
Eilizabeth Cullum
Batesburg
Jean Witherspoon
South State Street
B. B. Witherspoon
William Davidson
W. Finch
Camille Hunt
George White
Woodrow McKay
J. R. McCrary
Mountcastle
J. C. Bower
Grace B Episcopal Church
Betsy Stoner
Molly Lou Alma
Evans
Greta Miley
Casper Timberlake, Jr
Joan Ambrogio
Jackie Lancaster
Maud Walton Miller
Spec Clark
Frank Holton
West Fifth Avenue
R. C. Hinkle
R. L. Green
Dr Eugene Brooks Led State College Through Major Growth
Raleigh June 16 Dr Eugene Clyde Brooks as president emeritus recalls eleven years at State College from June 1923 to his resignation. Under his leadership the college earned Southern Association A grade and reorganized into five coordinated schools boosting engineering and textile education across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
State College
Eugene Clyde Brooks
Brooks
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs. Fred Watson hosted a dinner party for her daughter Miss Macile Watson turning 16 with dozen guests and dancing after eight. Arvil Disher Jr hosted a Friday birthday gathering at his West Center street home for twelve friends with ice cream cake and candy. Mrs. W H Leonard and daughter Doris Ellen visited relatives in Winston-Salem and John Draver’s family on North State Street. J M Daniel III plans several weeks in New York City and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Watson
Macile Watson
Arvil Disher, Jr
West Center Street
Judge Newton Returns From Neuse River Fishing Vacation
Judge A J Newton has returned home from a short vacation on the Neuse River fishing. Mr and Mrs M M Craver of Winston Salem were guests of the Newtons during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Newton
Neuse River
M. M. Craver
Winston-Salem
Local residents attend Kiwanis International meet in Toronto
Mr and Mrs John Craver spend Sunday. Miss Cornelia Watkins visits Washington. Odell Wylie and Miss Alice Pascal of Valdese visit Mrs Charles Cole on East Center Street. Casper H Timberlake Hayden Hooper and Dr R Reynolds Shoat attend Kiwanis International in Toronto as local club representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Watkins
Washington
Odell Wylie
Alice Pascal
Valdese
Charles Cole
East Center Street
Casper H. Timberlake
Hayden Hooper
Dr. R. Reynolds Shoat
Kiwanis International
Toronto
Canada
Adams-Millis Triumphs Over Lexington All-Stars 11-2
Adams-Millis toppled the Lexington All-Stars 11-2 yesterday afternoon as Perry hurled a two hit game. Hinkle earned fielding honors while Hinkle Harvey Delappe Cooper homered and Smith collected three hits. Adams-Millis faces High Point Overalls next in a league matchup Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millis
Lexington
Female herring eggs yield up to 70000 per fish
A single female herring can lay as many as 70 000 eggs, illustrating the prolific reproductive potential of the species and implications for population dynamics and fishing management.
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Club News
Levi C. Hester
City
Lota Bouldin
Ray Parrish
Thomasville
Winston
North State Telephone Company
Barry Everhart
Mary Nell
Dartine Everhart
Paige Lohr
Bobby Smith
Elverhart
John Young
BE. W. Clark
J. M. Daniel
Ill
New York City
Washington, D
Lucky Tiger
John Craver
Eterling
South Main Street
Ocean Forest Hotel
Intericas
Myrtle Beachs
Ocean Forest
Samuel J. Littlegreen
James Lynch
Larry Car
Meteorory
Frank L. Posenge
Teapee
Doc
Southern Railway System
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