Births and meetings listed in community notices
A sequence of birth announcements for Robert Clay Ivey and a son born to Luther Turner, plus club meetings and events. Circle Three meets at Mrs Manley's home, July golf Scotch foursome at Sedgefield CC, garden club flower show, Legion Auxiliary meeting before state convention, and a marriage announcement for Mabel Hill Coble Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey Link
Robert Clay
Luther Turner
Reid Street
Calvary M. EB. Church
Manley
Wesley Memorial Church
Social notes from Statesville and nearby towns
Mrs. Ben Cooper of Statesville visits her mother Mrs. Frank Wineekie for several days. W. S. Clinard travels to Los Angeles to join his ill brother B. T. Clinard. Several locals spend weekends at Wrightsville Beach and visit Winston-Salem relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Frank Wineekie
W. S. Clinard
Los Angeles
Cali
B. T. Clinard
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Reflections
Sunday services center on the lesson sermon with biblical citations from Teelah 60:1 and Proverbs 4 7. The text from Science and Health emphasizes Christianity as Jesus taught it as active demonstration of divine Love healing the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Chicago Architects Plan All-Metal Apartment House
A Chicago architectural firm outlines a plan for an all metal apartment building. The project emphasizes modern industrial aesthetics and durability, aiming to set a new standard in residential construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Architects
Visitors at Camp Uwharrie Sunday
Yesterday drew the largest crowd of Camp Uwharrarrie’s second week with about 600 visitors. A 17 second life saving drill wowed 200 spectators while 42 scouts earned awards from the Winston and Uwharrarrie councils amid a large staff presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Court of Honor
Winston
Scout
Hackney
L. R. Johnston
High Point
G. B. Daniel
Uwharrie Council
J. B. Lambeth
Thomasville
A. J. Newton
Court of Honor of
Lexington
C. V. Roberts
Salisbury
Tom Pitts
Alfred Oliver
Clyde Bass
Hal Ingram
Stanley Hubbard
Nick Bambalis
Richard Meisky
Eugene Correll
Ross Sigman
Jimmy Ennis
Lee Best
Homer Montsinger
Harold Tysinger
John Lindsay
Allen Barker
Elmer Sensenbach
Bob Rankin
Ed Woolen
Richard Retten
Walter Hargett
Joe Fletcher
Fred Parrish
Clyde Bullard
Samuel Hayworth
Ed Steere
Hal Walker
Luther Bagnal
Emmett Gribbin
James Hartzog
Francis Holmes
Chas Starkey
James Redwine
J. D. Maultsby
Joe Clingman
Tom Jones
Smith Young
Richard Taylor
Stuart Rabb
New Dry Newspaper To Be Started Soon
Stanley High, former Christian Herald editor, announces a new dry newspaper will be started in New York, signaling a fresh venture after his resignation. He did not specify a name or launch date.
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New York
Stanley High
The
Christian Herald
Ignorance 18 Bliss Young Wife Mood Exchange
A distressed wife laments her husband’s absence and misery over his unknown whereabouts. An experienced friend reassures her that ignorance may spare worry, suggesting she would be worse off if she knew his plans. The exchange is presented in a light Tit-Bits style.
Help Wanted Hotline Emergency Committee for Employment
A city notice urges residents to call 2039 for emergency help with employment. The Emergency Committee for Employment, based in City Hall basement, lists Mrs. W B Price and an assistant as full time contacts to coordinate cook, cleaning, ground work, or repair help for job seekers and employers.
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Emergency Committee
City Hall
W. B. Price
Christian Endeavor 50th Convention Heads to San Francisco
Rev and Mrs Roy I Farmer and children join 10 000 Endeavorers in San Francisco for the fiftieth anniversary July 11 to 16. Noted speakers include Dr Daniel A Poling and Toyohiko Kagawa. Delegates plan lectures, parades, and sightseeing en route via Yellowstone and Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy I. Farmer
Mary Elizabeth and
Joseph
Annabel Thompson
Jamestown
San Francisco
Calif
Christian Endeavor Movement
Mr. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant
Mise Thompson
West End
Daniel A. Poling
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Poling
Francis BE. Clark
First Christian Endeavor Society
Toyohiko Kagawa
The
Orient
Fred B. Fisher
India
W. A. MacTaggart
Toronto
Canada
William Hiram Foulkes
Newark
N. J
A. E. Cory
Indianapolis
Mar. A. Matthews
Seattle
Washington
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Boston
Homer Rodenheaver
Percy
California
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Canadian Northwest
Paul Shoupe
Southern Pacific Railroad
Carlton M. Sherwood
International Society
North America
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas City
Missouri
Berlin
Germany
Minnie Kennedy Marries New York Pastor in Pacific Northwest
Mrs Minnie Kennedy widow of the late Robert Kennedy secretly wed Rev G E Hudson of New York at Lone View Washington on Lake Scajawea. The ceremony was held at midnight and newsmen learned of the plans leading to a hurried 2 pm service yesterday. Aimee Semple McPherson remarked she never heard of the groom but wished them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Waeh
G. BE. Hudson
Aimee Semple McPherson
Pacific Northwest
Lake Scajawea
Loneview
Minnie Kennedy
Hudson
New York City
Los Angeles
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
G. E. Hudson
New York
Wash
Angelus Temple
F. Cc. Winters
Salt Bed Discovery Covers 40 Square Miles in Nova Scotia
A field survey reports salt beds spanning 40 square miles in Nova Scotia, indicating a significant mineral deposit. Researchers note potential for future extraction and regional economic impact as geologists map the extent and quality of the salt formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Miss Delaware to portray pageant role at Guilford Battle Sesquicentennial
Miss Mary Frances Bost daughter of Mr and Mrs E T Bost of Bost s Mills N C will portray Miss Delaware in the pageant at the Sesqui Centen nial Celebration of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse in Greensboro on July 4 She is a direct descendant of two famous participants John Allred and Solomon Trogdon Her great great grandmother Martha Bowdoin Odell reportedly helped General Greene by surreptitiously releasing the horses of British troops at her home thereby causing them to miss the battle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Bost
E. T. Bost
Bost's Mills
Delaware
Guilford
Greensboro
Miss Bost
John Allred
Solomon Trogdon
Martha Bowdoin Odell
Greene
Prohibition Critics Rally in Atlanta Louder Than Key
Mayor James L. Key's France remark calling prohibition a failure sparked a city wide debate as congregational and Baptist leaders assembled to defend the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr D Witherspoon Dodge condemned enforcement failures while others urged moral support for dry laws and debated enforcement realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James L. Key
France
D. Witherspoon Dodge
Central Congregational Church
William D. Upshaw
Charlies O. Jones
Anti-Saloon League of Georgia
Mary Harris Armor
W. A. Covington
Ponce de Leon Baptist Church
L. P. Christie
Key
Truck Turns Over in Main Street Intersection
A large Chevrolet truck loaded with excelsior packing from Orange Manufacturing in Efland overturned at the north Main and Lexington avenue junction at noon after colliding with a Cadillas sedan driven by Mrs. R. L. Ellis. No injuries were reported. Luke McAdoo, the truck driver, reportedly ran a red light. Traffic was halted for several minutes.
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Orange Manufacturing Company
Efland
North Main Street
Lexington Avenue
R. L. Ellis
Biltmore Forest
Asheville
Sechrest
Luke McAdoo
Main
Main Street
Survey City Studies Possible Highway 10 Routes
City council committees merchant group and chamber of commerce surveyed alternate Highway 10 routings at the Elwood hotel to press a downtown reroute. Participants included Councilmen Young and Briggs, D A Dowdy, Henry Jennings, A C Cecil, J G Greene, Ralph Erskine, and F J Sizemore as secretary. They argue the current path discriminates against the town and would bring more tourist business downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
City Council
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Elwood Hotel
State Highway Commission
Young and Briggs
D. A. Dowdy
The
Henry Jennings
A. C
Cecil
J. G. Greene
Ralph Erskine
Sheraton Hotel
F. J. Sizemore
Highway Offices Here To Be Shifted On Wednesday
Fifth district highway office moves scheduled with the Commercial National Bank space to be abandoned. Equipment and staff shift to Greensboro and other sites before the July 1 highway reorganization takes effect. Some offices and the sign shop will remain at least until August while personnel transfer details are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
Greensboro
District Highway Patrol
West High Street
Fice
Statesville
J. W. Mills
Heat Wave Sweeps Nation Amidst Fatal July-Like Heat
Heat continues to press across the country on the seventh straight day of scorching temperatures. Deaths exceed 200 as midwestern states endure the worst toll with Illinois reporting at least 46 fatalities and Chicago 30. Temperatures around 100 or more push relief unlikely before Tuesday and beaches draw crowds as drownings rise.
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Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Canadian
Gulf
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Altus
Oklah
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mercury
Indiana
Evansville
Cleveland
Kentucky
New York City
Richmond
Birmingham
Macon
Lea S Creditor Meeting Set to Plan Liquidation
Asheville June 29 Creditors of Col Luke Lea Tennessee publisher and politician will meet to discuss a liquidation plan. Mayor and bank officials expect Lea to propose a plan allowing continued operation of his newspapers while ensuring regular payments. Lea and subsidiaries owe about 1.3 million to Central Bank and Trust of Asheville and city of Asheville. Luke Lea Jr. may accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Colonel Lea
Gurney P. Hood
Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Central Bank and Trust Company of
City of
Central Bank
One Killed In Mine Uprising At Bradley Mine
In Smithfield near Steubenville Ohio a disturbance at Bradley Mine number 1 left one man shot and another clubbed with a gun butt during the eastern Ohio coal mine strike. Injured Stanley Karnish 32 and Gabe Kade 29 were jailed in Smithfield. Karnish reportedly shot in the arm while Kade was struck on the head after about 100 pickets refused to disperse when told to leave by mine guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Bradley
Smithfield
Here
Stanley Karnich
Gabe Kade
Karnish
Wariver
Kade
President Hoover Returns From Rapidan Camp
President Hoover arrives at the White House after a two night stay at his Rapidan camp in the Virginia mountains. He left Rapidan early this morning and reached the capital around 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapidan Camp
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Virginia Mountains
Fish Jump Into Firemen's Boat At Lake Contrary
Fire Chief Leo Urbanski and his crew used a hose to deliver fresh water to fish dying in a shrinking Lake Contrary. As boats waited, about 1590 pounds of fish leaped into the fire boat, while an estimated sixty thousand perished in the heat and the survivors drank city water at 600 gallons a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Leo Urbanski
Urbanski
Eight Injured in Fort Worth Hotel Explosion
An explosion and fire wrecked a small Fort Worth hotel on June 29 injuring eight people. Several victims were hurled into the street by the blast's force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Press Cartoons Blamed for Misconceptions in Latin Relations
University, Va June 9 Editorial opinions and cartoons in the press of the United States are second only to revolutions in creating will and misunderstanding, Dr Paul Vanarden Shaw of Columbia University told the fifth annual institute of public affairs. Earle K. James of New York said misperceptions from press reports harm Latin American revolts as they affect finances and U S foreign policy. Forums on law enforcement religious education rural churches and Latin American relations opened this morning as the institute continues through July 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mason files charges against two officers in Dartford shooting case
E L Mason of Greenville C filed formal charges against motor patrolmen Guy Vickery and R C Cordall in the shooting of Duke athlete Lowell Mason on June 18. He will not charge Capt Alex West, whose shot struck the fleeing student after he jumped from a police car. The civil service commission will hear the case. Mason says his son was dumped on the sidewalk after being shot and not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
E. L. Mason
Greenville C
Lowell Mason
Duke University
Civil Service Commission
Thaa
Guy Vickery
R. C. Cordall
Mason
Alex West
Young Mason
Greenville
Captain West
Civil Service
J. R. Wilkes, Jr
F. T. Dellinger
Cherryville
Madariaga Chosen Deputy of Coruna
Salvador de Madariaga, ambassador to the United States, was chosen a deputy from Coruna in yesterday's election. He formerly headed the disarmament section of the League of Nations secretariat and has recently arrived in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Salvador de Madariaga
United States
Coruna
Ambassador de Madariaga
League of Nations
Methodic Madness Dialogue From Pathfinder Panel
A fragment from Pathfinder features a tense exchange about modesty. The dialogue centers on skirt length and gendered behavior with a provocative challenge to norms.
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Women's Golf Assn
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
J. R. Warner
Beatrice
Grayson
R. D. Gibson
Mayberry
West Va
A. H. Fine
Beckley
Sam Cody
Fayetteville
Ross Cody
Cecil Cody
Shenandoah Valley
Con
Vention
Campress
Reddie
Fred Coble
Mabel Hill
Rufus Edwin Campbell
North Carolina
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Matton Mostess
L. C. Matton
Bebe Hyde
Buchannon
Jack Thomas
Johnnie Muse
Hibernia Hudson
Miss Hyde
Thomas
Anne Carter Marsh
Jahonie Muse
Elizabeth Adams
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Louise Salsbury
Elizabeth Reitzel
Phillip Davis
Nancy Carr Terry
Charles Kearns
Moffitt’s
Lucille James
Verna Williams
Irene Myers
Mrs
Clarence Ward
Wrightsville Beach
Ora
Moselle Boyles
D. B. Boyles, Jr
Madison Avenue
Winston-Salem
Fred Whitescarver
John Slane
Jesse A. Henley
Whittier
Walter Coble
Guilford College
J. W. Blair
Elizabeth Blair
J. Mr. Blair
EB. L. Kirk
Janella
Morrisville, Mo
J. B. Boone
Lake Waccamaw
Wilmington
U. S. Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Christian Science Services Sunday
Ma” Kennedy
Graham — Patrol
Lea
Madariaga
Pathfinder
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