Local social notes and club meeting announcements
Mrs. J. H. Lloyd remains confined at home due to illness. Mid Week Garden Club meets Wednesday at 10 with Mrs. W. E. Price on Parkway. Miss Margaret McManus returns home after hospital surgery. Mrs. C. B. Mattocks improving and back with mother at Shelton Street. Stevens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 8 at Mrs. J. D. Brame’s home corner Parkway and Lindsay Street. Friends Auxiliary Circle No. 1 meets at Mrs. R. C. Loman’s Wise Street home. Miss Clara Cox leads a brief program after a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Price
Parkway
McManus
Margaret McManus
Gauilford General Hospital
Shelton Street
Stevens
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Friends Auxiliary
R. C. Loman
Wise Street
Clara Cox
Burton visitors share refreshments at meeting
Leona and Melva Burton served tempting refreshments. Members present included Mes dames C. Hicks, R. M. Hicks, B. L. Barbee, S. D. Spencer, Charles Causey, M. M. Hicks, J. E. Venable, L. M. Teagus, Miss Eula Barbee and Miss Clara Cox, along with Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs. Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
Melva Burton
Mesdames C. ©. Hicks
R. M. Hicks
B. L. Barbee
S. D. Spencer
Charles Causey
M. M. Hicks
J. E. Venable
L. M. Teagus
Eula Barbee
Clara Cox
McDaniel
Burton
Melva
Leona Burton
Social Round of Visits Across Several Cities
A steady stream of guests and travelers marks the week as Miss Margaret Amos visits Mrs. R. T. Amos and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell in Kinston. Greensboro stays see Mrs. G. E. Hutchens and Mrs. C. A. White spending the day there. The Green family returns from Richmond, Virginia. Cameron hosts the Williard family for a two week visit. Local residents Clarence A. Stanley J Wesley Clinary and Cletus R. Horney enjoy a weekend at Blowing Rock and Boone. Pekin China residents Mr. and Mrs. Early J. Harris dine with Salisbury visitors Mrs. Fred Sawyer and are hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joyner on Colonial Drive. Greensboro guests Mrs. Charles Melvin Mrs. Ross Fogleman and Mrs. Betts visit North Main Street. Samuel R. Neave of Hughesville Maryland spends weekend with his son near Oak Hill, accompanied home by granddaughter Lillias for the summer. Mrs. Lewis Slade and her sons Paul and James of Midville Georgia visit Mrs. R. Franklin Johnson at 1100 Blain Street. Miss Alliene Jones will join Friday for Norfolk Virginia to visit a brother of Mrs. Slade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early J. Harris
Pekin
China
Salisbury
Fred Sawyer
Leon Joyner
Colonial Drive
Charles Melvin
Ross Fogleman
Betts
Greensboro
City
Mrs. Earnhardt
North Main Street
Samuel R. Neave
Hughesville
Maryland
Oak Hill
Lillias
Lewis Slade
Paul and
James
Midville
R. Franklin Johnson
Blain Street
Alliene Jones
Norfolk
Slade
Aerial routes serve 400 towns across 55 thousand miles
English aerial routes now connect 400 towns and cover about 55 000 miles. The vast network underscores expanding air travel reach and infrastructure.
Elementary Education Conference Set for Chapel Hill
The annual conference on elementary education will be July 12 and 13 in Gerrard Hall Chapel Hill NC. Hosted jointly by the state department of public instruction and the UNC School of Education, it will draw several hundred educators from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
John Carr
Duke University
John J. Blair
State Department of Public Instruction
John C. Lockhart
Wake County
M. Oh. Trabue
University of North Carolina
Craven County
R. S. Proctor
Frederick Archer
Greensboro Public Schools
Guy B. Phillips
Salisbury Public Schools
Bank Officials May Face License Exams Nationwide
Philadelphia dispatch reports American Institute of Banking president P R Williams urging licensure for bank officials. Nebraska already requires licenses with prison or fine penalties for noncompliance. Williams noted the institute's growth and its role as a leading trainer for about 65,000 U S bank workers across 3,000 delegates attending the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
P. R. Williams
American Institute of Banking
Nebraska
Williams
Los Angeles
United States
Seven Indictments Not Pressed Against Former Banker Crowder
Henderson North Carolina June 19 records of Vance County Superior Court show seven indictments against R B Crowder former banker not pressed Crowder serving three year term for state banking law violations. Crowder had faced these counts but last fall the jury disagreed. He was connected with the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Henderson which failed four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
N. C
Vance County
R. B. Crowder
Crowder
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Cadet Color Change Suggested for ROTC Uniforms
Madison June 19 Cadet blue uniforms may replace khaki for University of Wisconsin ROTC next year pending regents approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin R. O. T. C
One Minute Interviews Law Offers Women Real Chance for Social Work
Mary B. Grossman of Cleveland argues that modern social needs expand a lawyer’s role beyond technical advice. A qualified woman lawyer can help solve court social issues, protect women and children, and serve professional women seeking understanding and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Grossman
Municipal Court
Cleveland
Ohio
Ancient Greeks Theorized Light and TV's Eye Parallels
Ancient Greek philosophers argued light emanates from eyes to see objects, a view Bell Labs researcher Frank Gray contrasts with television. He explains the televisor uses a lens and rotating perforated disc with photoelectric cells to convert light into electrical signals, tracing the object with moving light stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Gray
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Gray
Flashes of Life and Brief News Tales Across the Nation
In Allentown a plane crash ends safely with Brooks and a passenger saved. Fields and Moran and Mack split over ad type size. a tour ends early in St Joseph amid missed audiences. Houston ballots may rival Madison Square Garden in figures as NBC pays $77,000 to radiocast Kansas City proceedings at $1.07 per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
William Brooks
Brooks
New York
W. C. Fields
Moran
Mack
St. Joseph Mo
Kansas
Houston
Madison Square Garden
National Broadcasting Company and Associates
Kansas City
Randolph Farmer John McGehee Dies Suddenl y
John McGehee a 68 year old farmer from New Market township Randolph County died at his home near Ebenezer church yesterday at 6 pm from a sudden heart attack. He is survived by brothers Nathan of Jamestown and David of McAdenville and sister Mrs Amelia McGhee of Jamestown. Funeral services will be held at Ebenezer M E church Wednesday at 11 am with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGehee
New Market Township
Randolph County
Ebenezer Church
McGehee
Nathan McGehee
Jamestown
David McGehee
McAdenville
N. C
Amelia McGhee
Ebenezer M. E
Church
Silver stock in Great Britain around 25 million dollars
Great Britain holds or deposits about 25 million dollars in silver in circulation or within banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Whitsett Social News Highlights Visits and Talk At Church
Forsyth county visitor Miss Mary Sink and J. W. Summers returned to their regions with Doris Davenport from Wake county. Winston-Salem and Burlington residents spent Sunday in the community. Rev. C. W. Clay, former pastor, visited Mrs. Alice Dick. Mrs. Whitsett hosted a Christian Endeavor talk on recreation and child training stressing orderly leisure. L. S. Ingle resumes duties after rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sink
Forsyth County
J. W. Summers
Doris Davenport
Wake County
H. EB. Enochs and
Gon
A. C. Brewer
Winston-Salem
Graham, N. C
C. W. Clay
Marshville
N. C
Alice Dick
A. B. Hinshaw
Noah Hinshaw
Worthville
C. L. Jones
J.A
Greensboro
C. L. Carroll
W. V. Forbis
F. C. Crews
F. B. Greeson
Springwood Church
W. T. Whitsett
Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society
L. S. Ingle
C. T. M. Clapp
Local Whitsett News Mixed With National Politics And Builders
Reports from Rocky Mount and eastern points note rising political interest with talk of bolting tickets and greater voting freedom. Bethel mourners filled Springwood church for memorials. M W McLean begins a new residence on Whitsett Gibsonville road as foundations rise. Whitsett school hires Mrs Edra T Wheeler of Burlington after a prior year at Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
E. H. Nease
Whitsett Methodist Church
Houston
Kansas City
Whitsett
Gibsonville Road
T. M. Sharp
Moore County
Edra T. Wheeler
Burlington
Whitsett School
Hinton School
Bumper turtle harvest shocks Brittany fishers
In DOUARNENBEZ Brittany on June 19 Breton fishers report a strong haul of turtles washed ashore by currents. A ketch trawling for mackerel near the Armen lighthouse netted an eight foot long, 750 pound creature. A 600 pound turtle was caught by a smack from Audierne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douarnenbez
Brittany
France
Armen
Audierne
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Cecil’s Drug Store
Margaret Amos
Kinston
R. T. Amos
W. E. Mitchell
G. E. Hutchens
C. A. White
J. G. Green
Richmond, Va
C. H. Williard
Cameron
Clarence A. Stanley
Kernersville
J. Wesley Clinary
Cletus R. Horney
Blowing Rock
Boone
Moffitt’s
White House
Wisconsin
Brule
Superior
President Coolidge
Coolidges
Cedar Island Lodge
Henry Clay Pierce
NEA
Reas
Randolph Farmer
Palm Beach
South Main St
Bethel
M. W. McLean
Florsheim Agency
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