Local notes on residents returning home and travels
Mrs F A Stewart returns to 806 Fifth street from Burrus Memorial hospital after tonsil removal and recovers well. Catherine Connor leaves Camp Merriewood Sap phire NC after eight days with guest Doris Myers. Robert Hubbard, son of Mr and Mrs Hubbard, leaves for West Point. Charlotte Josephine Tomlinson Virginia Horney spend week in Raleigh with friends and relatives. William J McAnally attends summer courses at University of Virginia Charlottesville. Dr Bror and sons March and Frick expect home from Blowing Rock after several days away. Mrs Jack Bulla of Asheboro visits Miss Irene Reynolds at 909 Fourth street. Mrs Ruth Clark and sister pa A D Gibson of Leakeville spend day in the city.
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Catherine Connor
Fast Washington Street
Camp Merriewood
Sapphire
N. C
Doris Myers
Winsston-Salem
Jack Bulla
Asheboro
Irene Reynolds
Fourth Street
Labor asks seat on textile code committee
Senator Josiah W. Ley urged General Johnson to include unorganized North Carolina cotton mill workers on the textile code special committee. He noted mill workers now handle 100 to 150 machines and called for investigators to study mill districts in the Carolinas, with a July report anticipated ahead of July 17 code adoption.
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Optga
Inez Enterrese
Washington
Josiah W. Ley
Rae
Johnson
North Collina
Representaby Tive
John C. Taylor
South Carolina
Carolinas
Repeal Motions Considered by Morao Neon's Young Democrats
A local meeting of Carte County's young Democrats discussed repeal of the 14th amendment and prepared to vote at the state convention. The group debated strategy and turnout for the repeal push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroaneon
Carte County
Young Democrats
Pth
Kight Farriss Wedding Solemnized In New York
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Theodora Kight to Mr. James Joseph Farriss in Madison Avenue Methodist Church New York City. Ceremony held Wednesday with close North Carolina ties and family details. reception plans and bios included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Joseph Farriss
New York City
West Eleventh Street
Helen Theodora Kight
John W. Kight
Bethlehem
Attractive Bride Ties to North Carolina Society in New York
Following graduation Mr. Farriss moved to New York City and joined investment banking, later becoming assistant to the president of the Morris Plan Corporation of America. In 1932 he co founded Chain Management Incorporated, where he serves as vice president and general manager. Mrs. R. K. Stewart, mother of Mr. Farriss, traveled to New York last Saturday to attend the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society
New York
Farriss
New York City
Morris Plan Corporation of America
Associates
Chain Management Incorporated
R. K. Stewart
Vines and Sutter win at Wimbledon rounds
Ellsworth Vines defeats Japan’s R Miki 6 2 6 4 6 4 to defend his title after an ankle injury. Cliff Sutter beats Baron von Cramm 6 8 6 4 9 7 in straight sets. Dorothy Burke beats L R C Mitchell in three sets 3 6 6 3 6 2. Helen Jacobs defeats Trent 6 2 6 1 to boost American hopes.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vines
R. Miki
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
L. R. C. Mitchell
England
Cliff Sutter
United States
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Helen Jacobs
N. Trentoor
Campaign to lower school boot prices by self reliance
A conference in Atlanta on June 29 gathers nine southern states to push a program for cheaper textbooks. South Carolina outlines three goals: lower prices, uniform southern texts, and possible state owned or jointly operated printing plants to sell textbooks at cost. Delegates include legislators and officials. the Florida effort sparked the movement. The meeting runs through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South Carolina
South
Florida
Virginia Assembly May Meet Soon To Vote Legal Beer
Richmond Virginia June 29 Announcement that two thirds of the Senate backing exists and nine more house supporters are needed to call a special session for legal beer and repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Senator William M. Tuck opens headquarters and seeks petitions for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Assembly
Richmond
Senate
House
General Assembly
Virinia
William M. Tuck
Tuck
Assembly
Virginia
Driver Tries Rail Line Instead of Highway
Fort Mill South Carolina June 29 travelling salesman P Skelton of Charlotte ran his car onto railroad tracks while aiming for a highway. He drove a mile and a quarter on the rails crossing open crossings losing tires before reaching a field and flagging a train to stop. Train crew aided Skelton and took him to Rock Hill. railroad claim agents urge him to stick to the highway hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mill
8. C
Beb. P. Skelton
Charlotte
Skelton
Rock Hill
Reynolds Heads to Asheville for Bank Opening Celebration
Senator R. R. Reynolds departed Washington for Asheville to attend the opening celebration of the First National Bank and Trust Company marking a new financial institution in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
R. R. Reynolds
First Nationa Bank and Trust Company
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Epworth League of Prospect Church
Mrs. Prettyman
Mrs
J. BE. Prettyman
Lexington Avenue
Elizabeth
Burrus Memorial Hospital
M. EB. Turner
Donald Eugene
Forrest Avenue
Turner
Alva Allen
A. M. Idol
A. M. Idol Philathea
Spencer Jackson
Monthey Avenue
Walter Trotter
Hamilton Street
Libbie Marie
Guilford General Hospital
Calvary M. E
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
F. A. Stewart
Fifth Street
Robert Hubbard
R. ©. Hubbard
Johnson Street
West Point Military Academy
Josephine Tomlinson
Virginia Horney
Raleigh
William J. McAnally
The
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Brlor and Sons
March and Frick
Blowing Rock
Ruth Clark
Pa A. D. Gibson
Leakeville
City
Elizabeth and
Adelaide Crowell
Phene
Edward Evan Reynolds
Kight
North Carolina
High Point
Parriss
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Ralph W. Lockman
Helen Jane MacDonald
John W.kight
Isy Doster Kight
Edward Reynolds
EB. Doster
Union Army
Moravian Academy
Paris
France
Geneva
Switzerland
J. J. Farriss
Franklin H. Wood
Duke University
Law School
New York University
Phi Beta Kappa
Duke University Alumni Association
Sutter
Cramm
Catia
Rinso
America
Begin
Book Trust
Mittee
Tangata
Aettal Eng Ptueana
Senden
Wachovia
Wachogia
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
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