Nary Circle Meet Tonight and Community Events
Local groups schedule meetings and social events. The Business Woman's Mission Circle of South Main Street will meet at the church at 7 30 tonight. Rogers entertains Needlecraft Club at 6 50 Woodrow Avenue Wednesday afternoon with attendees listed. A Burrus Memorial Hospital update notes Mrs. R. J. Farmer improving after an operation. A “Womanless Wedding” is planned for March 17 at the Daughters of America with Amos and Andy acts and a small admission charge for charity. Delta Tau Club hosts luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with a book review on Andrew Johnson. Central Friends church Senior Christian Endeavors set 7 p m tonight in the annex. Friendly Garden Club gathered at Triangle Lake for St Patrick's social after planning Dogwood Festival events.
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Nary Circle
Business Woman's Mission Circle
South Main Street
Daughters of Americall
Washington
Amos
Andy
Andy Gump
Townsender
Ss. Walker
Delta Tau Club
Robert Walker
Emerywood Country Club
Central Friends
C. E
Central Friends Church
Annex
Guilford College
Bergeron
Friendly Garden Club
A. C. Bergeron
Triangle Lake
Martha Parsons
Chapel Hill
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday Evening and Saturday
The Senior High Girl Reserves host a 6 30 banquet at the Y W C A with Junior Service League support marking the six weeks project close. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 30 with Mrs H A Cecil at 509 Monthien Avenue. Saturday 6 30 dances hosted by High Point Idylwild club at Sedgefield Manor for Saint Patrick's Day with Fred Kent and his orchestra providing music.
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Junior Service League
American Legion Auxiliary
H. A. Cecil
Monthien Avenue
Unique Orchestra Engaged for Piedmont German Club Dance
Kay Morans 10 piece band from California has been secured to play the Easter dance of the Piedmont German Club at Emerywood Country club Friday March 20. Morans ensemble, linked with Filo Ziegfeld Glorified Follies and Buck Jones marriage history, brings strong regional and national credentials with tours of the Keith circuit and recent radio appearances. The orchestra follows bookings in Greensboro Reidsville Winston Salem and other Carolina cities as the club kicks off its spring dance series.
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Kay Moran
California
Emerywood Country Club
Pacific Coast
New York
Filo Ziegfeld
Greensboro
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Carolina
Atlanta
Impressive Candlelight Ceremony Marks Beta Sigma Phi Installation
The Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting at the Sheraton hotel with Miss Rachel Minter national organizer. Three new members were installed during a candlelight ceremony and a business session followed led by president Miss Ann Robbins.
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Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Rachel Minter
Sheraton Hotel
Ann Robbins
St Patrick themed party features word contest and weddings
A Shamrock decorated gathering hosted contests with Mrs EB Garris winning the word building game from St Patrick s Day and Mrs E B Wilson Jr winning the guessing contest. Flower sisters will be revealed in three months. Guests include Mrs J L Dean and Mrs H C Morgan who served gelatin cake and mints.
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EB. HB. Garris
E. 8. Wilson, Jr
Flower Sisters
J. L. Dean
H. C. Morgan
St. Patrick's
Mrs. Bergeron
Wilson, Sr
P. L. Cox
J. W. Kittle
J. W. Bolton
R. L. Dean
BE. H. Garris
Gordy to Return Home for Holidays
Thomas D. Gordy is expected home today from the University at Chapel Hill to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Gordy on Montheu avenue. Mr and Mrs Nathan Ayers of this city and Mr and Mrs Allen H Watkins of Greensboro are spending a few weeks at Castle Harbour Bermuda. Mr and Mrs J H Adams, parents of Mrs Ayers and Mrs Watkins, are expected to join them soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Gordy
University At
Chapel Hill
Fred Gordy
Montheu Avenue
Nathan Ayers
This City
Allen H. Watkins
Greensboro
Castle Harbour
Bermuda
J. H. Adams
Ayers
Watkins
Canadian Courts Order Deportation of Martin Insull
Greek authorities pressed a bid to compel the return of Martin Insull to Piraeus after he fled Greece as authorities sought to bar passage through the Suez Canal. Premier Tsaldaris denounced the fugitive’s conduct and vowed to restore Greek hospitality.
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Martin
Piraeus
Insull
D. Maximos
Suez Canal
Maiotis
Port Said
Tsaldaris
Greece
Ae Oe
Insull's Greek Escape Baffles Officials in 1932 Chase
Amid a storm of criticism and police action, John Metaxas resigned as interior minister. Reports say Samuel Insull fled Paris by night, with authorities pursuing a Matetia freighter toward Port Said and a Corfu detour. Rumors of a masquerade escape or tunnel plan circulated as Greece pressed for enforcement. The U S consulate stood nearby as the manhunt unfolded.
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John Metaxas
Metaxas
Insull
Matetia
Port Said
Corfu
Inesull
Crete
Hadjikyriakos
Navy
Chicago
Mia
Mme. Couyoumroglou
Baghdad
Rumania
Orient Express
Express
Paris
Cook County
Milan
United States
Greece
Lincoln MacVeagh
Senator McKellar Attacks Rival Airmail Contract Actions
Senator McKellar charges a collusive deal to block Earl H. Burton from bidding on an airmail contract as part of a broader fight over cancelled contracts. Lindbergh disputes the implication, while Richard Whitney of the New York Stock Exchange provides data to a committee on aviation stock dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Lindbergh
Earl Halliburton
McKellar
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Dillinger Escaped Partner Dies From Wounds
A jailed associate of the fugitive John Dillinger dies of wounds after a jail break attempt. He told officers Dillinger and three others were with him in South Port Huron. Doctors noted facial scars hidden by burnt cork, suggesting possible masquerade by Dillinger.
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Dillinger
Port Huron
Small Lumber Men Gain Representation
MEMPHIS Tennessee March 16 direct representation of small lumber mill operators in the Hardwood Manufacturers Institute division code agency was assured today as new executive committee members began duties. L. E. Brown of the group was named a member at large representing small mill operators.
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Memphis
Tenn
Smal Lumber
Hardwood Manufacturers’ Institute
L. E. Brown
Greensboro and Bodine named to committee last night
Greensboro North Carolina and R. Bodine of Inverness Mississippi were named to the committee. Re elected to the executive committee were Spurrier of Memphis Johnson of Shreveport Delaney of Columbia Jones of Louisville Camp of Marion Mayhew of Columbus and Burns of Huntington. Kathleen Wall ill at her Coltrane street home in Amsterdam the largest city in the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
R. &. Bodine
Inverness
Miss
K. M. Spurrier
Memphis
H. B. Johnson
Shreveport
W. A. Delaney
Columbia
P. P. Jones
Lotteville
W. M. Camp
Marion
Kathleen Wall
Coltrane Street
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Frank Hunsucker
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I. T. Mann
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R. I. Quigsey
H. A. White
Guilford College Memorial Hall
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Virginia Frank
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Hebrew United Brotherhood of Charlotte
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Nick Laney
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Jewel Waltham
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