Births and Bible Classes Highlight Spring Notices
Mr and Mrs W H Caffey announce the birth of a son William Jr on March 22. Numerous Bible study classes meet Thursday and Friday with leaders at various addresses including Mrs Pred dy 716 South Main and Mrs Wilson Otteray Drive. The Musical Art club and Sigma Theta club host programs and bridge games with members and guests from Greensboro and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cafffey
William 9. Jr
Gene Lamont
W. W Preddy
South Main Street
Parkway Bible
Parkway
L. T. Wilson
Otteray Drive
Allred
Alfred
Lottie Holden
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
First Corinthians
Clapp
Richard Reitzel
Sigma Theta Club
North Main Street
James G. Groom
James G. Groome
James Lyon
Thurman Williams
Farrel Gray
Local Social News From North Jersey and Winston-Salem
About People Miss Virginia Howell of Trenton New Jersey visits Miss Ruth Bowne in Emerywood. Mrs Forrest Murray Mrs Jack Grubb and Mrs Farrell Gray spent yesterday in Teensboro. Mrs W E Snow Mrs C C Prince and Mrs Albert Hart spent yesterday in Winston Salem. Mrs Mary Monroe and Miss Helen Garland return home from Orlando and Tampa Florida after a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Howell
Trenton, N. J
Ruth Bowne
Emerywood
Forrest Murray
Jack Grubb
Farrell Gray
Teensboro
W. E. Snow
Cc, Prince
Albert Hart
Winston-Salem
Mary Monroe
Helen Garland
Orlando
Tampa
Fla
Shanghai quiet after two days of chaos as troops hold outskirts
Shanghai reports a night of relative calm followed by renewed firing in the northern outskirts near the international settlement. Cantonese regulars entered the native city and restored a semblance of order after days of fighting looting and destruction. US Marines with mortars and machine guns posted at Markham road bridge near the bridge to deter possible blows from southern sympathizers. The position guards the bridge flanking the creek separating foreign forces from turbulent native areas and is shared with the British Coldstream Guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Mar
International Settlement
United States
Markham Road
Chapel
Duncan
Soochow Creek
Coldstream Guards
North Carolina eyed for sales tax amid rising state costs
State merchants leader Paul Leonard warned NC could adopt a sales tax within a decade as public expenses and debt rise. He urged continued opposition and reform of taxation, noting some lawmakers shifted toward taxing as a revenue solution despite prior opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Mar
North Carolina
Paul Leonard
North Carolina Merchants Association
Leonard
State Merchants’ Association
Raleigh
General Assembly
Tax Commission
McLean
No Change for New Post Office Look
Greensboro reports no immediate action on a new post office. Inspector E B Dix rents auxiliary city quarters to house departments forced from the old building. The move indicates the department will not stay in the old structure beyond five years and expects new quarters within that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Enterprise
E. B. Dix
Dix
Silk mill project advances in Fayetteville with 200 looms planned
A New Jersey silk manufacturer Mr Priest Patterson supervises installation of 100 looms on the southern edge of Fayetteville with potential for another 100 if successful. Negro labor will be used in the operation, previously trialed in the area. Products will include silk lining for caskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Patterson
New Jersey
Priest
Neuse Forest Summer School Opens June 13
Neuse-Forest Summer School will open June 13 with two sessions. The first runs until July 22 and the second from July 22 to August 27. Rev. J. A. Vache, secretary of the board of trustees, announced plans to increase student numbers and offer full courses with college credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Neuse
Hunter Manufacturing to Move NC Office to Ramseur
J C Watkins secretary of Hunter Manufacturing and Commission announces the North Carolina office will relocate from Pomona mills to Ramseur to escape the Greater Greensboro schools tax. He estimates taxes could exceed 50 000 on the 5 million corporation with a 20 000 saving by the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Enterprise
J. C. Watkins
Hunter Manufacturing and Commission Company
New York
North Carolina
Pomona Mills
Ramseur
Greater Greensboro
Watkins
Randolph
New York City
Randolph County
Hunter Company
Building Permits Recently Issued
From the office of city building inspector A. B. Horney the Alma Furniture company plans an addition to a wooden house on West Green street costing 100 dollars. Lindsay Tysone seeks a one story 3 room wooden dwelling on East Commerce street valued at 500 dollars. J. E. Boyd proposes a small garage on Montlieu avenue costing 125 dollars. A. L. Williamson applies for a one story 5 room dwelling on Grace street with estimated cost 1 509 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
Alma Furniture Company
West Green Street
Lindsay Tysone
East Commercce Street
J. E. Boyd
Montlieu Avenue
A.L. Williamson
Grace Street
Young white man bound over on burglary charge
Taft Freeman, a young white man, was bound over to the Superior Court in police court this morning on charges of breaking and entering the Thomas and Howard wholesale house last night and removing 30 000 cigarettes. Freeman was caught by patrol officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Taft Freeman
Superior Court
Thomas and Howard Wholesale
Freeman
F Patrol
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Ethel
D. H. MecCain
Ray Street
Milton Whitener
Montlieul Avenue
Montheu Avenue
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
TEA and Topics Club
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Roland Park-Emerywooodp
Roland Park
John C. Abels
C. S. Grayson
Eliza Stevens
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
C. Dunbar
Henry Lee
Lexington Avenue
Musical Art Club
Willis Slane
Federated Music Clubs
Herman Abels
Beethoven
Elizabeth Strickland
Dan Smith
Eccles Everhart
Margaret Fowler
Christian Science Monitor
Martha M. Smith
Morton
Joseph R. Morton
Long
Ruth Balsam
Everett Marsh
Rietzel
Park Street
C. A. Jarrell
W. L. Jones
Moffitts
North Main St
China
NEA Service, Inc
Ingrance
G . Geem PO
Gurely
Bea
Maine
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Maryland
Cotton Belt
Virginia
Tennessee
Ctteville
Neuse-Forest
D. P. Jarvis
Cecil
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
KODAK
Edwards
S. Main St
Wesley Memorial
Ting” Diamons
Stamey
Dalton - Johnson
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