Local society notes and birth announcements
Ill at High Point hospital is Mrs. George H. Sumner. Mr. and Mrs. David MacJester announce a daughter born June 21 at High Point hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kennedy announce a son born June 23 at 60S Kearns Street. Mardi Carte club meets Friday at 10 30 with Mrs. James Diffee on Parkway. Stevens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 with Mrs. C. C. Hooks on Parkway. Miss Leola Lassiter recovering from appendicitis at Burrus Clinic. Mrs. Jack Arthur to host bridge at Sedgefield Inn honoring Mrs. Harry M. Hollis of Preston Md. Music pupils recital tonight at 8 at First Presbyterian church Gleaner’s classroom. Miss Mabel Andrews hosts Green Street Y W A meeting at 418 East Russell Street. Sadie Doss presides. hymn and prayer open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David MacJester
Otteray Drive
High Point Hospital
W. H. Kennedy
Kearns Street
James Diffee
Parkway
Miss Andrews
Green Street
Mabel Andrews
Thomasville
Lessie Henderson
Wendell
City
D. W. Maddox
Walter Abernethy
Asheville
George H. Yow
Nancy Yow Abernethy
Yow
Chicago
Shannon Lambeth
Greensboro
Paul T. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
D. C. Lambeth
East Main Street
Mary Pike
D. C. Nesbitt
Washington, D. C
Miss Pike
Highland Avenue
Ralph Wilson
Burrus Clinic
H. T. Hethcock
Kate Norment
Montreal
Dorcas Philathea
Main Street M. E. Church
National Baraca- Philathea Union
Catherine Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Mount Airy
Mary Alice Hoover
Miss Clara Farrington Leads YWCA Session
The YWCA period was led by Miss Clara Farrington with Miss Rosa Farrington presenting a program. Miss Mabel Andrews explained the final mission study chapter Stewardship in the Life of Youth and received a token shower as thanks. Refreshments followed served by the hostess and Mrs. D. T. Andrews with attendees including Sadie Doss Breta Myers Rosa Clara Farrington Lavenia Collins Fanny Stallings and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Farrington
Rosa Farrington
Mabel Andrews
D. T. Andrews
Sadie Doss
Breta Myers
Rosa
Lavenia Collins
Fanny Stallings
V. L. Campbell
Faye McCollum
Raymond Campbell
Charters Granted in Raleigh Real Estate and Motor Firms
New certificates of incorporation issued in Raleigh detail the formation of multiple firms. M. R. Rose Company of Charlotte plans a general real estate business with $100,000 par stock, Dr. T. C. Smith Realty Company of Asheville seeks $600,000 in stock, Home Motor Company of Thomasville aims for a $100,000 capital, and Dr. T. C. Smith Company of Asheville pursues wholesale and retail trade with $200,000 capital. Greek Orthodox Community Evangelismos of Winston-Salem forms as a non stock social religious group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James A. Hartness
M. R. Rose Company of
Charlotte
M. R. Rose
Leon B.rose
John H. Small, Jr
T. C. Smith Realty Company of
Asheville
Frank S. Smith
T. C. Smith
Gussie Smith Simmons
Home Motor Company
Thomasville
BH. P. Wharton
David White
David J. White
Greensboro
Frank 5. Smith
Brethery Smith
Stacy Smith
Elementary Education Conference Attracts NC Educators
Educators from across North Carolina plan to attend the sixth annual Conference on Elementary Education in Chapel Hill July 17 and 18. Dr H C S Noble Jr says the sessions will feature concrete illustrations of how schools pursue six cardinal objectives using current year studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Traffic League Directors Meet In Raleigh July 1
North Carolina Traffic league directors will convene in Raleigh on July 1. The league formed at a statewide gathering to push for fair freight rates against neighboring states. Julius W. Cone of Greensboro serves as president with George S. Dewey of Goldsboro as vice president and W. Austin Emerson of Raleigh as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Traffic League
Traffic League
North Carolina
Julius W. Cone
Greensboro
George S. Dewey
Goldsboro
W. Austin Emerson
Night relief tips in a curious passing show note
A fragment from a column or item suggests drinking whiskey to aid sleep and pass the night more pleasantly. The tone is casual and observational, with a brief exchange about whether whiskey helps sleep and how time passes.
Not Her Fault Mistress at Passing Show
Conversation sketch shows a maid and mistress in a Passing Show dialogue about settling down and leaving jobs, with the maid insisting departures were not voluntary.
Local Visitors and Delegates Venture Through City
About People Miss Margaret Burgess of Denver is visiting Miss Ruth Burgess. Mrs. Harry M. Hollis of Preston visits his sister Mrs. Jack Arthur. Miss Lucille Lopp leaves for Winston-Salem to attend the State Christian Endeavor convention. Mrs. Ella Howell Weedon arrives to visit Mrs. Charles Weedon. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Blair now in High Point. Mr. and Mrs. Robt L. Murray with Misses Selma Elder and Cleo Brown spend the weekend in Asheville visiting Biltmore Estate and Lake Junaluska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burgess
Denver, Colo
Miss Ruth Burgess
Lucille Lopp
Winston-Salem
State Christian Endeavor Convention
City Christian Endeavor Union
M. H. Blair
High Point
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles R. Lee
North
Hamilton Street
Moravian Bishop E S Crosland Elected in Winston-Salem
Rev Edward S Crosland of Lititz Pa long time Calvary Moravian pastor in Winston Salem has been elected bishop by the Synod of the Northern Province. He was born in Salem and lived there most of his life before moving to Lititz in 1916. Two sisters Mrs Frank George and Miss Lillie Crosland remain in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Edward S. Crosland
Lititz
Calvary Moravian Church
Moravian Church
Crosland
Salem
Frank George
Lillie Crosland
Winston- Salem
New Notaries Public Commissioned by Governor
Raleigh June 24 new notaries public commissions ed at the governor offices include Rev. J. Davis of Charlotte R. G. Deaton of Aberdeen J. Allen Dunn of Salisbury J. A. Eason of Gatesville Miss Mittie E Hill of Greensboro Miss Minnie E Parham of Henderson Miss Franklin J Beddingfield of Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
D. Max Gardner
J. Davis
Charlotte
R. G. Deaton
Aberdeen
J. Allen Dunn
Salisbury
J. A. Eason
Gatesville
Mittie E. Hill
Greensboro
Minnie E. Parham
Henderson
Franklin J. Beddingfield
Fayetteville
Harvard Library Largest in U S with 2 497 200 Volumes
Harvard University holds the largest library in the United States with about 2 497 200 volumes. Oberlin College, an independent school, ranks highest among independent colleges with around 274 000 volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
United States
Oberlin
Good Breakfasts Safety Measure
Chicago report notes that well nourished workers are less prone to mistakes. M. J. Flanigan, head of the Safety Bureau for the railway, says family quarrels and skipping breakfast raise accident risk and that a warm meal keeps crews focused and safer on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M. J. Flanigan
Flanigan
Safety Bureau
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway
J L Lanier Celebrates 80th Birthday in Twin County Gathering
In Thomasville on Highway 10 neighbors and kin celebrate J L Lanier turning 80. He recently moved from Emmons township to halfway between Thomasville and High Point where friends from both counties attended a large yard dinner. Lanier grows diverse vegetables and attends Lutheran services in High Point. Robert L Clinard dies at 63 near Mt Pleasant church with funeral on Friday. The Oxford singing class entertained at the city school auditorium guided by L W Alderman. Grace Lutheran church to dine at John A Sink's home Thursday evening with chicken pie served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
L. Lanier
Highway 10
Davidson and
Guilford
Old County
Emmons Township
High Point
Mr. Lanier
Robert L. Clinard
Route 11
Mt. Pleasant Church
Oxford
L. W. Alderman
Alderman
Grace Lutheran Church
John A. Sink
The Gay Balloon Returns as Sue Plans Jack Dinner
Sue readies a club dinner with flowers and candles while Miles sends a green orchid corsage and cream roses. Barbara praises Jack while Sue worries about love with Jack and hints Miles may become a friend as social plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Sue
Sarah
Corrinne
Barbara
Jack
Ronald
Harry
Corrections on steamboats and river steamers
Corrections note errors about stern wheel steamboats lacking a side wheel house and river steamers pushing boats not pulling. It says pilot house belongs at the forward end and stacks should be side by side rather than in line. Also mentions the scrambled word is GENERAL.
Delinquent State License Taxes Carry 10 Percent Penalty
Raleigh June 24 A warning from Allen J Maxwell state commissioner of revenues says license taxes must be paid by July 1 or face a penalty The penalty adds 10 percent for each month after the due date to the tax amount
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Allen J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Snake Bite Doctor Still Found in Coastal Carolina Swamps
A physician who treats venomous bites remains active in copperhead infested swamp regions along the Carolina coast, where locals rely on his expertise for dangerous wildlife encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coastal
Carolina
Herbine Credited By Houston Mother For Family Health
Mrs. C. E. Hauck recalls learning from her mother at age 13 to avoid stomach upsets and credits Herbine for her family’s wellbeing. She gives her four children a teaspoon when sluggish or coated tongue appears, noting improved appetite and energy. Herbine is described as a vegetable liquid needing only a teaspoon daily. Sold by Eckerd's of High Point N. C. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hauck
Boyle St
Houston
Eckerd’s
High Point N. C., Inc
Weighty Problem Chorus Girl In Delhi Newsroom
A dialogue hints at a joke where a chorus girl asks if a massage device can trim her waist and the producer quips about spotting a steam roller in the street. The scene uses quick wit to poke at self help and sensational claims.
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Sumner
George H. Sumner
Miss Lassiter
Leola Lassiter
Gleaner
First Presbyterian Church
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Harry M. Hollis
Preston, Md
Jack Arthur
Edgedale Drive
Ella Howell Weedon
Chevy Chase School
Charles Weedon
South Hamilton Street
E. S. Crosland
Notaries
Thomasville Society
Ethel
ING
J. L. Lanier
Thomasville Highway
Lucien Lion DA
Couturier
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Schiffman's
Super‘or Motors
Seashore Hotel
South
Wrightsville Beach
John S. Divine
Wrightaville Beach
N.C
Wrightvville Beach
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Dize Awning and Tent Co
Menhen
The
National Tent and Awning Manufacturers” Association
Gesrentec
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