Birth Announcement and Local Bible Study Notices
Born to Mr and Mrs R A Davis a daughter Hazel Louise on March 19. Green Street Class meets tomorrow at 3:30 with Mrs J H McIntire. Stevens Class meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs Perryman at 800 Lindsay. Canterbury Club meets Friday at 3:30 at Mrs Alderman East Green. Major Denson and relatives visit and ill father J E Denson remains at Dennis Street. Mrs Clinard improving at North Main Street. Chata-Lata club entertained at Woodrow Avenue with bridge and spring decor. Numerous social notices follow featuring St Patrick's day activities and a film preview about Marine life at Broadhurst theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A Davis
Hazel Louise
West Green Street
Green Street
East Green Street
J. H. McIintire
Stevens
Stevens Bible Study
J. &E. Perryman
Lindsay Street
M. R. Ballard
Canterbury Club
Garland Alderman
FE. P. Denson
Washington, D. C C
T. M. Denson
Little Son
Raleigh
J. E. Denson
Dennis Street
Chata-Lata Club
Woodrow Avenue
L. F. Cox
R. A. Wilson
E. R. Outland
L. P. Magnin
R. H. Ellwanger
C. B. Baxter
J. L. Kaneer
People News From Washington and Nearby
Nancy Carr Terry has returned to Washington to resume studies at National Park Seminary after a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. KR B. Terry. Rev. H N Bowne returned from Tarboro after several days on a mission. Mrs. Andrew Lindsay returned from a visit with relatives in Farmville, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Carr Terry
Washington
National Park Seminary
KR. B. Terry
H. N. Bowne
Tarboro
Andrew Lindsay
Farmville
Broadhurst Battle Ships Fire Thundering Salvoes
In Broadhurst, reports describe thunder from battleships firing heavy rifles across the harbor. The sequence spans Thursday through Saturday with ongoing demonstrations captivating spectators and stirring tension in the port city.
Xiang Shanghai turmoil reports Pi Shu-Chen surrender
Shanghai reports General Pi Shu-Chen agreed to surrender after talks with Chang Kai-Shek. Kuomintang flag raised over his headquarters as Shantung troops in some areas remain unaware. British forces clash with Shantungese, killing and wounding dozens and loosening security around the international settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pi Shu-Chen
Chang Kai-Shek
Mar
Graysone Hundred and Thirty Masked Detectives Gather for First Hearing
Gray was the first prisoner called before a masked array led by Police Commissioner McLaughlin. Chief Inspector Coughlin questioned him about Snyder's murder, Gray denied previous arrests, and was photographed, fingerprinted, and arraigned in Queen's County as reporters flooded the scene. Mrs. Snyder appeared dazed as cameras flashed, her wedding ring visible beneath a fur coat. The crowd jammed the police car and photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
McLaughlin
Coughlin
Snyder
Queen's County
Mrs. Snyder
Engagements Grow as South Forces Advance Toward Shanghai
Reports describe mass movement near Shanghai with about 150000 civilians in streets and widespread stoppages. US Marines and British forces guard consulates and docks while Nanking evacuations of foreign women and children continue as nationalist forces frontlines tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sicard
Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Dollar Steamship Line
Shanghai
Sicard and
Chaumost
Nanking
Preston
Wuhu
Noa
Emerald
Soochow
Duncan
Ho Ying-Yin
Chekiang
Riots and Fire Rage Shanghai as Nationalist Troops Enter
After the nationalist vanguard entered Shanghai a panic spread as strikers and Shantungese attacked the Chinese section. Fires burned out of control in Chapei while authorities faltered. Casualties and damage rose amid a savage civil conflict and shattered city control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chapei
International Settlement
Scott Reports Back with Phillies After Trade
Scott, veteran Giant pitcher, reported to Manager Mel Innis in Brandenton Florida seeking to discuss terms with McInnis. He has not signed a contract and had been the subject of holdout retirement rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenton
Fla
Jack Scott
Phillies
Mel Innis
Scott Cae
Ridgeway
N. C
McInnis
Mexican Ambassador Tellez Sees Optimistic U S Mexico Ties
Mexican Ambassador Tellez met with President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg at the White House on Dupont Circle. He said he entertained only the most optimistic views of future relations between the United States and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Tellez
Coolidge
Kellogg
Dupont Circle
United States
Mexico
Merchants Protest Special Tax Law Leader Speaks in High Point
George A. Matton protests the special sales and privilege tax imposed by the city council calling it unconstitutional and burdensome. Cameron Beck, NYSE personnel director, touring the south, speaks tonight at Wesley Memorial church on leadership. He tours UNC and Columbia engagements and meets High Point students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Matton
Cameron Beck
Special Tax Law Club
Matton
North Carolina
New York Stock Exchange
South
University of North Carolina
Beck
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Beck
High Point
W. B. McEwen
Triangle cities pick Paul Lindley property as air mau landing
The Greensboro Winston-Salem and High Point committee chooses the Paul Lindley property near Friendship Guilford County as the landing field for the new air mail service between Washington and Atlanta. It will be the only North Carolina stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Mar
Triangle Cities
Greensboro
High Point
Paul Lindley
Friendship
Guilford County
Air Mau
Washington
Atlanta
North Carolina
Georgia visitors plan study of North Carolina government
Governor-elect L. D. Hardeman of Georgia and several Georgia state legislators announced they would arrive in Raleigh tonight to study North Carolina governmental methods and consider recommending similar practices for adoption in Georgia during its upcoming legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Raleigh
L. D. Hardeman
Georgia
McLean
North Carolina
Four tides daily around the Isle of Wight in England
The Isle of Wight in England experiences four tides within a 24 hour cycle, following maritime and astronomical patterns observed by seafarers and residents. This regular tidal rhythm affects local coastal activities and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isse of Wight
England
Stewart Elected President of Southern Retail Credit Men's Assn
Stewart of Memphis Tenn was elected president of the Southern Retail Credit Men's Association just before adjournment. Other officers chosen included Miss Catherine Garrity of Asheville N C as a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Birmingham
Ala
A. M. Stewart
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Retail Credit Men’s Association
Catherine Garrity
Asheville
Armour Dies at Home in Kansas City
Charles W. Armour, vice president and director of Armour and Company, packers, died at his Kansas City home today after a month of illness following a fall. He contracted pneumonia during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Armour
Kansas -City
Charles W. Armour
Armour and Company, Packers
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Ifeddings
MR. Denson
Mrs. Sledge Honorere
SP. Patrick
F. J. Flagler
W. P. Sledge
Hickory
St. Patrick's Life
Griffith Miles
Harry Suggs
F. F. Miller
H. A. Cecil
W. A. Barber
Griffith Miller
Marine Corps
Broadhurst Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Carmel Myers
Eddie Gribbon
Mitchell Lewis
Maurice Rains
Marine
George Hill
Richard Schayer
Park Street
C. A. Jarrell
W. L. Jones
Broadhurst
Im St. . Main
Ewest
China
Prsbyterian Mission
Shanghat
Scott
Cecil
Chapel Hills
North Main St
Wachovia Bank
Bangkok
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
KODAK
Edwards
S. Main St
Antues Buy
Bey
Dick Brown
Princess Charming
Waggers Ladies Shop
Style Shop
Tine’ . Diamand
Stamey’s Jewelers Gifts
Dalton - Johnson
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