Quiet wedding unites Margaret Perry and James Ellington
Miss Margaret Perry of Thomasville and James J. Ellington of High Point wed at the Perry home on College Avenue. The ceremony featured Queen Annes lace decor, a Mendelssohn Wedding March procession, and a ring ceremony officiated by Dr. H W Maier and Rev P E Lindley. Afterward guests shared cake, then the couple departed for a mountain honeymoon and plans at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Margaret Perry
James J. Ellington
High Point
Colleges Avenue
Charles F. Finch
J. H. Allred
Beecause
Mendelssohn
H. W. Maier
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
A. D. Burton
Lindley
Maier
Ellington
North Carolina
New York
Columbia University
Thomas G. Perry
College Avenue
Leaksville
J. D. Ellington
Mangum’ Avenue
High Point High School
Birth Announcements Deck Local Families
A flurry of birth notices details Serley Ann Chilton born June 18 to Mr and Mrs J C Chilton 2235 Hamilton Street and William Harold Folwell born June 15 to Mr and Mrs P R Folwell Fairfield Road plus John Norman Petty Jr born June 17 to Mr and Mrs J N Petty 1211 Adams Street Edward Leon Jr born June 18 to Mr and Mrs E L Millikan East Green Street and Gloria Donree Greenwood born June 19 to Mr and Mrs P D Greenwood Highland Avenue Miss Claudia Schram at Guilford General Hospital underwent mastoiditis operation and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daghter
J. C. Chilton
Hamilton Street
Serley Ann
P. R. Folwell
Fairfield Road
William Harold
John Norman Petty, JR
J. N. Petty
Adams Street
John Norman, Jr
Miss Schram
Claudia Schram
Virginia Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
P. D. Grenewood
Gloria Donree
Highland Avenue
Greenwood
Nell Chilton
Flowers of Fragrance and Garden Club Meeting Notes
The meeting praised the club's Flowers of Fragrance. Retiring president Mrs D H Parsons received an artistic pottery vase with colorful flowers. The Mid Week Garden club met at Mrs A E Taplin’s Ardyn Hills home with a full attendance.
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Burbank
D. H. Parsons
Taplin
Garden Club
A. E. Taplin
Ardyn Hills
Archie Sherrod
John Pickett
W. L. Jackson
North Carolina
Asheville
Mesdames
R. T. Amos
B. S. Cummins
K. C. Denny
Jesse Harrie
Paul Ingle
William Lindsay
Ed Lyon
Lamar Callum
H. A. Millis
Ed Millis
Charles Perry
Kenneth Price
W. A. Sherrod
E. T. Harrison
Local residents engage in visits and travel notes
Mrs Andrew Lindsay returns from a visit to Mrs H L Shuey in Morganton. Mildred and Dorothy Russell spend a week in Albemarle visiting relatives. Norine Horney returns from Osceola Ark where she visited friends. Upshaw Elder and Jim Hedrick party return from a fishing trip in eastern North Carolina. Mrs E K Patterson of Greensboro visits Mrs Dillard Ragan on Hillcrest drive while recovering from a tonsil operation. Virginia Carrier, local YWCA girl reserve secretary, departs for New York City to attend the National Training School for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Dorothy Russell
Albemarle
Norine Horney
Osceola
Ark
Virginia Carrier
New York City
National Training School
Carolina Briefs Roundup From Across North Carolina
Resignations and appointments mark local college leadership at Greenville Woman's College and Davidson College Young People's League. Death of attorney E F Aydlett in Elizabeth City. shootings probe in Belton. auto tag half price in Raleigh. sewer incident ends in death in Salisbury. drowning in Jaffrey Turner's pond. NC Tax Relief association to meet in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reensboro
N. C
North Carolina Tax Relief Association
Larry J. Moore
New Bern
Flood of Income Tax Payments Aid Treasury Deficit
Huge income tax payments on June 17 helped erase the previous deficit of $202,556,065. Second installment 1929 incomes totaled $102,169,256 with $109,313,790 in miscellaneous receipts. Treasury certificates and debt receipts brought in $543,561,895, reducing the deficit to $61,952,210 as public debt expenditures of $461,920,134 were paid. Yearly income tax receipts reached $2,070,716,112, about $200 million more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Auction Unusual Lot Brings Surprising Bid
In New York a Belmont Hotel bar once busy was auctioned off under legal restrictions on antiques. The first bid started at $2 followed by an empty gin bottle a seltzer bottle and two glasses sold for a total of 27 dollars reflecting oddball interest in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belmont
Stalin Named First Recipient Of New Order Of Lenin
Moscow reports Joseph Stalin is slated to become the first recipient of the Order of Lenin, a new decoration for extraordinary service to the country. Communist district parties and trade unions have urged that he be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Holmes Becomes Doctor, Gillette Receives Honorary Degrees
New York reports Sherlock Holmes now a doctor in a different sense. William Gillette is awarded honorary degrees by Trinity, Dartmouth and Yale within a week, signaling growing recognition of his stage work and iconic partnership with Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sherlock Holmes
Watson
Trinity
Dartmouth
Yale
William Gillette
Veteran commander flies with son in modern air age
Washington aged 83 Commander James A. Ring U S N retired recalls beginnings in wooden ships as he takes an airplane ride with his son Lieutenant L C Ring as pilot marking his thrill in the newest arms of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Ring
L. C. Ring
Mystery Books Sold in Chain Cigar Stores at 59 Cents
New York reports that mystery and detective books will be sold in chain cigar stores at 59 cents each. The move suggests an attempt to broaden access to crime fiction through retail outlets not typically linked to bookstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Railroad Cut Shrinks Washington to New York Time
The Pennsylvania Railroad set a new fastest Washington to New York schedule of 3 hours 56 minutes, shaving four minutes off the previous record as Enrique Olaya, Colombia’s president elect, rushed to a theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enrique Olaya
Colombia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Woman's Car Crash Triggers Arrest of Man in Hanford
In Hanford California Mrs Nerle Fitting drove her car into a man's vehicle and resulted in the arrest of John Sorder. The court will determine if her actions were justifiable and whether she acted in anger or self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Calif
Nerle Fitting
John Sorder
Lip-reading Champion Evelyn Parry Wins 90 Percent
New York's Evelyn A. Parry tops the American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing convention with a 90 percent score in lip reading. Her victory marks a high standard among U S contestants in this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Evelyn A. Parry
American Federation of Organizations
Corrections to an Errorgram on fishing gear
The note lists fixes for a display of an Errorgram. It specifies line guide position beside the rod and reel, missing straps to hold wading boots, a hole in the creel top on the girl side, a missing forward creel strap over the girl, and calls the scrambled word PROFANELY.
Smiths Visit Greensboro Family on Main Street
Mr Clyde Smith and Mrs Clyde Smith of Greensboro spent Sunday with Mrs J C Green on Main Street, sharing a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Clyde Smith
Greensboro
J. C. Green
Main Street
Dixie Beauty Ing Sometime Here at Grandparents Home
A fragment notes Dixie Beauty ing staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs D E Hoover on Lexington Avenue. No further context or details are readable to confirm events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mrs
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Curlees Visit Burlington and Denver Relatives on Fisher Ferry
Mrs. T. A. Curlee of Burlington and Mrs. W. O. Curlee of Denver Colorado spent Tuesday and Wednesday as guests of their nephew W. H. Curlee and Mrs. Curlee on Fisher Ferry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Curlee
Burlington
W. O. Curlee
Denver, Colo
W.H. Curlee
Miss Lucy Eason Receiving Care in Wilson Hospital
Miss Lucy Eason is staying in Wilson North Carolina for treatment at Herring hospital. She is a patient under care during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Eason
Wilson, N. C
The
Herring Hospital
Stone family at UNC graduation with Will Stone
Mrs. M. S. Stone attended the University of North Carolina graduation exercises with Miss Maxine Moore as her son Will Stone joined the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Stone
Maxine Moore
University of North Carolina
Ida Yow Departs Louisburg Visit With Mother
Miss Ida Mare Yow left Tuesday for Louisburg after visiting her mother Mrs. George H. Yow on East Main for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mare Yow
Louisburg
George H. Yow
East Main Street
Miss Elizabeth Yow Recovers After Surgery at Wesley Long
Miss Elizabeth Yow is recovering at Wesley Long hospital in Greensboro from a virus operation performed ten days ago.
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Elizabeth Yow
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Salisbury visitor to study business in Thomasville
Mise Louise Pennington of Salisbury arrives for an extended visit with cousin Mrs. W. H. Curlee. She will take a commercial course at the Thomasville Business School during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Louise Pennington
Salisbury
W. H. Curlee
Thomasville Business School
School Summer Session Move for Miss Parkin and Miss Norment
Miss Nell Parkin and Miss Beulah Norment left last Thursday for Chapel Hill to enter the summer session of school. Mr and Mrs C V Roberts and children Hilda Graham and Bobby of Salisbury were guests of Mrs Moyer Mendenhall Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Parkin
Beulah Norment
Chapel Hill
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Safe Laxative Use
An ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages highlighting bowel health. It claims strict laboratory preparation from fresh herbs and adheres to the original prescription and notes its popularity as the world's best selling laxative in ready to use bottle form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwel
Dr. Caldwell
Grace Decides to Wed Jimmy in Simple Home Ceremony
In the Metcalf living room Grace outlines her Europe plan and wedding details. She vows a quiet home ceremony with a traveling suit, smoky white dress, and flowers while Sue contemplates her own romance as a phone rings.
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Metcalf
Grace
Sue
Europe
Jimmy
Lome
Trock
Betsy Yow Visits Nancy Abernethy in High Point
Little Miss Betsy Yow of High Point spent Monday as a guest of Little Miss Nancy Abernethy at her East Main home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Yow
High Point
Nancy Abernethy
East Main Street
Mrs Hogan and Daughter Visit Sister in Local Town
Mrs Mary Hogan and her daughter Mrs Kent Nance from High Point spent Sunday visiting the former's sister Mrs Lee Rice in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hogan
Kent Nance
High Point
Lee Rice
Mrs Livengood Ill at Home on Winston Road
Friends report Mrs P A Liven good will regret she is quite ill at her home on the Winston road. Mrs Livengood has been confined for several months with complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Livengood
Winston Road
Mrs S M Hobbs Returns From Raleigh Visit
Mrs. S. M. Hobbs has come back from Raleigh where she visited relatives and friends for some time.
Marriage Notice for Hoover Couple in Raleigh
Mary Carolyn Hoover and Paul Hoover Jr of Raleigh are wed in a private ceremony with family. Local sources note the couple plans residence in Raleigh and future announcements will follow.
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Mary Carolyn Hoover and
Paul Hoover, Jr
Raleigh
Mixing Soft Drinks Is Costly Venture
Fred W. Teeter of Greensboro faced a superior court fine of 50 dollars after mixing a soft drink with corn liquor at a refreshment stand near Point Lookout between Old Fort and Black Mountain and having it witnessed by a deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Fred W. Teeter
Greensboro
Point Lookout
Old Fort
Black Mountain
Superior Court
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Thomasville Society
Church Service League of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Junior Missionary Society
Junior Missionary Society of
South Main Street
M. E. Church
J. R. McDonald
West Bay Street
Rayon
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Andrew Lindsay
H. L. Shuey
Morganton
A. M. Upshaw
O. L. Elder
Jim
Jones Hedrick
E. K. Patterson
Mrs. Dillard Ra
Gan
Hillcrest Drive
Carolina News Briefs
Reenville
S. C
David M. Ramsay
Greenville Woman’s College
Rosa Paschal
Avidson
Albert B. McClure
Davidson
Presbyterian Young People’s League
Lizabeth City
E. F. Aydlett
Wake Forest College
Nderson
George Greer
Estelle Clinkscales
Charles Knox
Belton Mill
Aleigh
M. C
Alisbury
Fannie Price
Jaffwey, S. Cue
Ant Iyude Thomas
Turner's Mill Pond
Here
Official Bureau Weather Report
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Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Charleston
Charlotte
Los Angeles Memphis Se
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
San Antonio
San Francisco
Tampa
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Dixie Beauty
Catherine Hill
Port Allen
Magnolia State
Brera
Jack
Parker
Eckerd
High Point Candy Co
Belk-Stevens Co
Gage Hats
Joanne
R. L. Loflin
Rayon Crepe de Chine
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Corrinne
Leo Byrum
Acme School of the Dance
N. Main St
Stanton Bldg
High Point, N.cg
Sal
Beavans the Ladies Store
Dize Awning and Tent Co
Hurcher Service
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