Social notices highlight dances and society events
Dance tonight at the Sheraton features Tal Henry's O Henry orchestra. Wesley Memorial Church women plan a 3:30 pm Saturday junior missionary meeting at 201 Elm Street with Miss Mary Simmons hosting and Mrs. J. M. Salsbury presenting a program. Fourth of July chicken dinner at First Baptist church grounds noon and evening, with a booth offering cold drinks. Miss Annie Yow resigns as head nurse Guilford General Hospital. Miss Aileen Kelly to succeed. Heta Pi club hosts summer party at War Heel Inn with four tables of bridge and an elaborate salad course lunch. Miss Bessie Tate wins high score. Fay Pardue eighth birthday party at Parkway residence features games, prizes, and a large birthday cake with pink candles. Spring Garden Street Church hosts district missionary conference sessions with speakers from Wesley Memorial. a post-lecture Korean mission talk follows. Mrs. Willis Slane hosts a second card party at the Parkway with Mrs. W. Jennings as guest of honor. multiple card games yield several prizes and a frozen salad luncheon.
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Mary Simmons
Hom
Elm Street
Junior Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial Church
J. M. 5S
Salsbury
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Heta Pi Club
War Heel Inn
Greensboro
Thelma Wineskie
Bridge
Bessie Tate
Roland Holton
Walter Thomas
Garnet Pollock
Phil Warner
Forrest Murray
Valette Jones
Wade Marsh
Ben Moore
Comner Covington
Tom Powell
Shibal Kirkman
Katherine Harmon
John Peacock
Spring Garden Street Church
District Conference of Womens’ Missionary Societies
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Wilson
Thurlough Kearns
Wilson
Kearns
Wesley Memorial
Daisy Davies Society
Rosa Lawder
Korea
Main Street
Main Street Methodist Church
High Point
Blsie Green
Mabel Russel
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Helen Rogers
W. W. Preddy
T. J. Rogers
J. G. Green
H. M. Blair
M. T. Hicks
Ada Hough
Pauline Hicks
Willis Slane
The
Parkway
W. E. Jennings
Danville
J. A. Morris
A. EK. Tate
Tate
Nellie Dobbs
W. €. Beavans
Rock
Jennings
Beads and Embroidery in French Summer Dresses
Embroidery and beadwork feature on summer gowns and lingerie with chiffon and rose colored patterns described. A large display shows bright peasant motifs and matching embroidered pieces for outfits. fashion notes emphasize elaborate decoration and wide popularity of embroidered garments.
Local residents visit Lexington amid guests and hospital news
Thomasville and Lexington social scene highlights guests visiting from Chicago Columbia South Carolina and Baltimore with trips to Raleigh Ther mal City and High Point. Several residents recover from appendicitis operations at Burrus-Mee Cain hospital High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grady Williamson
Chicago
J. E.williamson
Lexingen
Raleigh
M.H. Scone
Wiliamson
Audrey Stone
Thomasville
Burrus-Mee Cain Hospital
High Point
Rail labor talks in Chicago hold up 98 percent of county road work
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way employes and crop laborers workers, representing 98 percent of the county road crews, waited at their general headquarters for a Chicago conference with railroad executives called by the United States railway labor board. Officials warned a rupture could trigger a strike order within 30 minutes, with notices ready to be wired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Labor Leaders Set to Respond at 2:15 PM Conference
The railroad shopmen leaders planned a 2:15 PM public statement after learning from the labor board that President B. M. Jewell would announce their decision not to attend the conference with the board, executive, and national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Labor Board Sficiala
B. M. Jewell
Moore County Booming Sees Record Business Forecast
Moore County reports strong activity with labor shortage in Moore County. Officials note high demand across many lines and outside workers aiding in operations. Optimism grows for peak season as forecasters predict record business for fall and winter.
Wilson County to vote on 250000 bond for courthouse
June reports from townships show little opposition to a new courthouse and jail in Wilson County. A tax levy not exceeding five cents per thousand dollars of property will fund the $250,000 bond issue. County commissioners favor the plan but prefer voters decide on July 22 with enfranchised women anticipated to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wilson County
Temple of Justice
Forth County
County Commission
Burned Auto Worker in Buford Faces Grievous Injuries
Monroe reports say Sam Melk was badly burned at his Buford township home when clothing caught fire from a match while he worked on a gas line to his automobile. Relatives say his flesh is decaying and may slough off, with physicians doubtful of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Sam Melk
Buford Township
Mr. Belk
Kiwanis Clubs Gather in Goldsboro for Banquet and Events
Twelve Kiwanis clubs sent members to Goldsboro where every train was met by local Kiwanis. Guests from Wilmington Fayetteville Raleigh Wilson Kinston New Bern Tarboro Greenville Rocky Mount and Washington attended a banquet, baseball and other amusements. Capt. Nathan O Berry delivered the welcome address to over two hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Goohdsboro
Kiwanis
Wilmington Fayettevile
Raleigh
Wilson
Kinson
New Bern
Tarboro
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Washington
Nathan O'Berry
Sandhills Peaches Heading to Market in Aberdeen
Aberdeen June 30 Peaches are rolling out in fine shape and gales push delivery toward hundreds of cars. Buyers flow in as Elberta and Georgia Belle peaches ripen. Red Skin label is established, ensuring fixed prices for inspected fruit. Growers anticipate over pound peaches and hail the Sandhills Elberta Beach Georgia Belle development as a North Carolina agriculture wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Elbertas
Georgia Belles
Sandhill Fruit Cgironers’ Association
Steaboard
Elberta Beach
Georgia Belle
Sandhills
North Carolina
Tepolitan Rebels Defeated Near Agizian by Italian Troops
Rome June reports say a large force of Tripolitan rebels was routed by Italian troops in a bloody battle near Agizian on Wednesday. Rebel losses run into several hundred killed or wounded as authorities describe the clash as decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Agizian
Rebels abandon arms as government forces gain
Report notes government troops repelled native forces with some casualties including four soldiers and one officer wounded. Large quantities of arms and ammunition were abandoned by the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverament
North Carolina Veterinary Association elects officers
Dortomw of Shelby was elected president of the North Carolina State Veterinary Medical association at the 21st annual meeting. Other officers elected include R. F. Kduffiman as first vice president and Dr S A Alexander as second vice president. J P Spobin of Burlington was named secretary and treasurer as the session closes. Experiments are being made to substitute clay roofing tiles for corrugated iron used in tropical roofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
J. 5. Dortomw
Shelby
North Carolina State Veterinary Medical Association
R. F. Kduffiman
S. A. Alexander
Monroe
Wreughl
J I’. Spobin
Burlingt
Anade
Tropics
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Sheraton
Tal Henry
O. Henry Orchestra
Miss Yew
Annie Yow
Guilford General
Miss Yow
Aileen Kelly
Richond
Miss Kelly
O.¢ High Point Hospital
Burrus-McCain
Beta Pi
Fay Pardue
D. L. Pardue
Billie Price
Clara Craven
Robert Brooks
R. A. Craven
Ta Craven
Mary Craven
David Webern
Grace Blackwelder
Irma Seward
Evelyn Seward
Louise Messick
Alice Messick
Susan Sharp
Evelyn Sharp
Joseph Shores
Ray Wall
Gilbert Moore
Charlie State
Wayne Garner
Roland Craven
Nelliia Dobbs
Mary Alexander
Wiesdames
Bert Kirkman
E. H. McCowen
O. ClDhurland
Alvin Parker
John Dyer
W. E. Price
BD. N. Weborn
R. L. Waynick
Hugene Harllee
Waring Smith
George
Matton Cillier Hellis
Ernest Wall
T. A. Kaye
Charleston
W. Va
Chas. Ames
J.H. Marsh
W.C. Beavans
A. &. Taplin
H. L. Pope
Lumberton
A. T. Wishart
Cy Wheeler
Jesse Hayden
A. E. Tate
Frank Wineskie
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Hertford
H. C. Sullivan
Ferme
Farmers Bank
Pris
L. H. Lewis
Columbia, SC
D. A. Long
R. W. Crews
High Point Hospital
W. T. Green
J. E. Williamson
Lexington
Thomas G. Stone
Thermal City
J. B. Hobgood
Wrank Sanford
Baltimore
Julius A. Green
Tudla Wagner
Harvey Perryman
Ida Fitzgerald
Marshall College
W. G. Fitzgerald
Virgie Harville
Jewell
Associated Press
Moore County
Southtern Pines
Moore
Allen
Siors
Wiew’s
Fdwin Clapp
Oxfords
Rawin Clapp
Edwin Coe
Ayer Ksi
Brown
Sue
Catioad
A’. Fu
Tepolitan
Tleaten
Yand
Merry
Lowlottow
Loflin’s
Ricies
Eeele
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