Millicent Graves Faces a Web of Deceit and Escape
Millicent Graves becomes entangled with Drimgold a murderer protector and a mysterious Jarvis Happ. After a staged taxi escape she seeks a escape by disguises at Acme Beauty Parlor run by Miss Hanson who offers a transformation but traps her with ether in a perilous plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georghe Drimgold
Millicent
Drimgold
Jarvis Happ
Happ
Ion
Jarvis CC. Happ
Millicent Graves
Mr. Happ
Miss Hanson
Brunet
Evelyn
Miss Hans
Miss Graves
Ner
Miss ‘Hanson
Millicent Grave
Music Study Club Meeting in Lexington
The Music Study club met at Mrs. Carroll Wall’s home on West Third Avenue with Miss Mary Trice as joint hostess. Mrs. Woodrow McKay presided. A nominating committee of Mrs. George White, Mrs. Cyrus McCrary and Miss Ellen Owen was formed. A fine program featured Mrs. Ted Joyce of Dunn on violin with sisters Miss Mary Morton, pianist, Miss Martha Morton, cello, and Miss Edith Morton with readings. Refreshments and gifts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Music Study Club
Carroll Wall
Third Avenue
Mary Trice
Woodrow McKay
George White
Cyrus McCrary
Ellen Owen
Ted Joyce
Dunn
Mary Morton
Martha Morton
Edith Morton
Misses Mortons
Brinkley Hostess Hosts Bridge Club at North Salisbury Home
Mrs. W F Brinkley entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her North Salisbury Street residence with additional guests. High score went to Mrs. Willis Vestal for a prize of sheer hose. Mrs. Jane McClelland of Albany Georgia impressed visitors and received a knitting bag. Mrs. J M Gamewell earned a guest towel as consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brinkley
North Salisbury Street
Willis Vestal
Jane McClelland
Albany
Georgia
J. M. Gamewell
Mra. McClel
Byrum Hosiery Mill Fails To Open In Shelby
Shelby on March 18 reports the Byrum Hosiery mill not opening as bankruptcy petitions and state receivership collide. Federal Judge E Yates Webb appointed J C Ferrington as receiver in federal bankruptcy. Ferrington already served as state court receiver. The mill, employing 150 to 180 workers, faced a weekly payroll around 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Mar
Byrum Hosiery
E. Yates Webb
J. C. Ferrington
Ferrington
Byrum
Morganton Man Plans $70,600 Brick Home
Charles Kistler of Morganton is arranging plans for a $70,600 brick residence in Colonal design to be built this spring and summer on the Kistler property. M R Marsh of Charlotte is drawing plans and will seek bids from contractors in the next weeks with work to start after contract award.
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Morganton
Charles Kistler
Kistler
M. R. Marsh
Charlotte
Marsh
Illinoin Homes Count Approximate
A state tally estimates about 1 405 127 dwellings in Illinois reflecting broad housing stock figures across the state with regional variations likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Illinois
Robbins School PTA Plans City Easter Egg Hunt
Robbins School Parent-Teacher Association met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Woodrow McKay as president. Miss Louise Justice county librarian spoke on library work with public schools. Miss Morton and Mrs. Joyce sang several numbers. Business included plans for a city-wide Easter egg hunt the day before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins School
Woodrow McKay
Louise Justice
Morton
Joyce
Area residents make moves and health notes
Mrs G M Smith and Mrs L L McCain of Salisbury visited friends here staying with Mr and Mrs A E Brannock. Mr and Mrs Cletus Welch relocated to Oteen. D Swaim is home recovering from a fall at the post office last Friday. Miss Sadie and Rosa Bowles with J T Bowles returned to Burlington after visiting Dr and Mrs A K E Brannock. Mr and Mrs J B Lanning moved to High Point for his new job at Sunshine Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Smith
L. L. McCain
Salisbury
A. E. Brannock
Cletus Welch Andall
Oteen
N. Osh
D. Swaim
Sadie
Rosa Bowles
J. T. Bowles
Burlington
A. KE. Brannock
J. B. Lanning
High Point
Mr. Lanning
The
Sunshine Laundry
Educational Art Exhibit to Open at Lexington High School
A citywide educational art exhibit opens at Lexington High School with paintings and reproductions of world famous works. It runs Wednesday to Friday in rooms 24 25 and 26 from 3 30 to 6 PM with a ten cent admission. funds fund school picture purchases while children enter free. The display moves to Robbins School March 26 and then to Ceck and Holt schools in successive weeks. Tickets are on sale through all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mar
Lexington High School
T. 1D. Stokes
Robbins School
Ceck
Holt
Garner Named Temporary Receiver for Pickwick Hosiery
Thomasville March 18 J F Garner assistant cashier of First National Bank named temporary receiver of Pickwick Hosiery Mill following creditors petition. receivership to be continued under court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mar
J. F. Garner
First National Bank
Pickwick
Local mill sale threatened after court hearing
A court hearing before Judge McElroy discussed a possible permanent action regarding the mill. Sale of the property was expected to follow, though specifics remained unclear. Many local residents are stockholders in the cotton concern. The mill has been closed for weeks but previously employed about 200 workers at peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy
Police Commissioner Solves Crop Mystery
Police Commissioner B. W. Walker and S. C. explain crop weakness on one side of fields and strength on the other. They say good crops come with nitrate of soda for its nitrogen content and purity. Walker notes farmers using nitrate of soda follow Dr. Charles H. H and Southern farmer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Walker
S. C
Walker
Charles H. H
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CARLETON _KENDRAKE
Mille Street
Acme Beauty Parlor
Sire Elf
Acme Beauty
Alb
Soap Daily
Gorivn Ries
Tal
Lexington, Society
Shelby Hosiery Mill
Frank Copeland Bullard
B. H. Parker
Eastern Air Lines
Bobby Walthour
Walter O'Keefe
Aanette Hanshaw
Glen Gray
Wabc-Columbia
Mrs. van Brunt Timpson
Garner
Pickwick Mills
Herbert M. Miller
Star Auto
Dar
Star
Harry Miller
WOR
Mr. Miller
Olin R. J, Reynolie Tob, Co
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