Baraca-Philathea Assembly Draws Crowd to Mt Airy
High Point residents flood Mt Airy for Baraca-Philathea Association convention June six to four and five. Mrs W W Dickerson says the event may be the largest ever with several hundred delegates expected. The Hendersonville male quartet and world figures Miss Henrietta Heron and Hon R N Simms appear. Dr Daniels of Clemson College attends. Memorial service honors Marshall Hudson founder, December 1926. Blue Ridge hotel hosts headquarters with Mt Airy ministers leading devotionals.
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High Point
Baraca-Philathea Association
Mt. Airy
W. W Dickerson
Harvard
Hendersonville
Henrietta Heron
Cincin
Nati
Ohio
R. N. Simms
Raleigh
Daniels
Clemson College
Calhoun
D. C
Marshall A. Hudson
Hudson
Syracuse
New York
Blue Ridge
Nickerson
First Baptist Church
Philathea
D. E. Sheloff
R. M. Tudor
D. L. Faircloth
Roy Brooks
O Henry Club meeting and social bridge in Greensboro
In Greensboro on May 7 the O Henry club met at West Market Street with Mrs L B Hurley hosting. Mrs L L Martin led a review of Papini Life of Christ and attendance was strong. The previous day Mrs Walter M Jorgoe hosted two tables of bridge at the King Cotton hotel with a salad course after the 5 o clock game, attendees included Mesdames J V Mann Co W Roberts Frank Harris V R Nicholson G T Blackford Otis Phillips and T V Sparrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
O. Henry Club
L. B. Hurley
West Market Street
Ll. H. Martin
Papini
Life of Christ
Walter M. Jorgce
King Cotton Hotel
Mesdames
J. V. Mann
Co. W. Roberts
Frank Harris
V. RB. Nicholson
G. T. Blackford
Otis Phillips
T. V. Sparrow
Evening Social Round in Greensboro Hosts Four Events
Four gatherings took place at 3 30 in Greensboro with Mrs Leonard Hurley hosting the O Henry club Mrs C B Hole leading the Wednesday Book club at Irving Park Mrs Henry Buck staging a bridge at Shirley apartments for the bride Mrs Edward Brown and the Wednesday Study club meeting with Mrs Sue Stone Durand at Spring Garden street
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Greensboro
Leonard Hurley
O. Henry Club
C. B. Hole
Irving Park
Henry Buck
Shirley Apartments
Edward Brown
Sue Stone Durand
Spring Garden Street
Bridge Club Prizes Awarded at Edgeworth Street Gathering
Mrs. Sidney Allen hosted her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon on Edgeworth street. Mrs. B C Vitt won the club prize and Miss Annette Wright captured the visitor award. Players included Mesdames Vifft Herman Cone James L. Scott Bernard Wright Jack Stevens Ben Ward Ayres Fuller Albert Lee Smith Norman Harden Roberta S. Glenn and Misses Annette Wright Kathleen Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Allen
Edgeworth Street
Mrs Edward Brown Jr Honored At Irving Park Bridge Party
Mrs W J Bain hosted a Tuesday bridge at her Irving Park home with roses and spring flowers. Miss Marie Lee Vernon and others participated while Mrs C C Forham won the score prize and Mrs Brown received a silver gift. Additional bridge gatherings followed at Greensboro Country Club and homes of Mrs Henry Hanes Mrs L E Klutz and Mrs C B Hole.
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Edward Douglas Brown
W. J. Bain
Bridge
Irving Park
CC. C. Forham
Brown
Marie Lee Vernon
Nell Simmons
Frances Thomas
Mary Boren
Lois Dobson
Jennie Adams
Edward Brown, Jr
Bain, Jr
Hank
Henry Hanes
L. E. Klutz
Greensboro
C. B. Hole
Martin F. Douglas
Make Your Home a Paradise Financing Offer
A historic home financing ad argues that proper funding creates a cultured home and American citizenship. It touts cheap money, adaptable loan plans, and years of experience for personal use or resale, promising well financed homes sell best and urging consulting the provided table for costs.
Monthly Loan Figures Stir Debate Amid Small Print
The fragment references monthly loan terms and numeric figures, suggesting a discussion of lending costs and repayment periods. It mentions numbers like 10.20, 70, 4, 72 and locations or identifiers such as ae and ny, though the exact context is unclear.
Social engagements fill weekend with bridge parties and gatherings
On Friday and Saturday a series of social events unfolded in the community. The Pep timists met at the Y W C A, Mrs Harry Sigler and Mrs Harry Cook hosted on Hillside Drive, and Mrs Roy Smith hosted a Sherman street bridge club. A later elaborate bridge at the King Cotton hotel honored Mrs Edward Brown Jr with guests including Miss Marie Vernon and Miss Nell Simmons. Saturday featured events for Miss Edna Cartland and bride-elect Mrs Ralph W Stanford, with a final bridge party hosted by Mrs E J Lewis of Lee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sigler
Harry Cook
King Cotton Hotel
Marie Vernon
Nell Simmons
Miss Vernon
Asheboro Street
C. W. Causey
Edna Cartland
Ralph W. Stanford
E. J. Lewis
Lee Street
Jamestown High School Commencement Opens Today
Jamestown high school commencement begins this afternoon at 3 o clock with a sermon by Rev. J W Peele of Guilford College. The program includes hymns, readings, performances, an address by Dr A P Kephart, diploma presentation, and the annual high school play Makriass as part of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown High School
J. W. Peele
Guilford College
Turner Moon
Howard Trivett
Paul Reynolds
Robert Vandervet
Spooner’ Brown
J. E. Womach
Henry Ghys
Mary Reynolds
A. P. Kephart
College For Women
Wilson
Jamestown High
Guulford High School
Daddy Behave Farce. Three Acts in Present San Francisco
A three act farce by J C McMullen produced with Walter H Baker Co. set in San Francisco times today. Cast includes Burgess Lukens James Harper John St Clair Anderson Hammond Marian Lucille Brown Becky Gretchen Davis Alberts James Foscue Ardita Nelle McClure Byron Cleveland Jay Robbins David Standing Windham Jack Arnold Mrs Alberts Grace Hassell Mrs McLaren Herself. Stage Managers Edward Davis Joseph Cordle. Property Managers Harry Bundy Frances Hassell Levi Williard. McKay McKinnon Director.
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Daddy Behave
J. C. McMullen
Walter H. Baker
San Francisco
Lukens Living Room
Burgess Lukens
James Harper
John St
Clair
Anderson Hammond
Marian
Lucille Brown
Becky
Gretchen Davis
Alberts
James Foscue
Ardita
Nelle McClure
Byron Cleveland
Jay Robbins
David Standing
Calvin Smith
Windham
Jack Arnold
Grace Hassell
McLaren
Edward Davis
Joseph Cordle
Harry Bundy
Frances Hassell
Levi Williard
McKay McKinnon
Judge shares odd parenting tip about strip poker
A judge recounts a misguided prank as a cautionary joke about bedtime battles with children. The remark highlights a controversial, inappropriate solution and invites scrutiny of parental judgment in public discourse.
Services Held at Masonic Temple for St. Mary’s Church
Services of St. Mary’s Episcopal church will be held today in the Masonic Temple next to First Methodist Protestant on North Main. The church school meets at 9 30. Regular services are at 11 a m and 7 30 p m while Emerywood church is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Emerywood
Funeral services for Hudson Maxim Monday in Newark
Funeral services are planned in Newark for Hudson Maxim author inventor and explosive expert who died last night at his Lake Hopatcong home. The service will be Monday afternoon with three friends delivering brief eulogies Garrett P Serviss Francis J Dupont and Dr Reese M Hutchinson named as speakers. There will be no religious service no pallbearers and no flowers. The body will be cremated.
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Newark
N. J
Hudson Maxim
Lake Hopatcong
Garrett P. Serviss
Francis J. Dupont
Reese M. Hutchinson
Final Parade of Year at Oak Ridge Cadets
Oak Ridge hosts the last parade and review of the spring term for cadets this Sunday at 3:30 PM on the school parade grounds. Plans are under way for a new dormitory to be ready by the fall term opening in September. Dr. C. H. Fryar has been called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
C. H. Fryar
Former students plan 75th anniversary exercises
Alumni announce a return on May 20 for the 75th anniversary exercises of the school following the burning of the old family home in Campion county where his mother and brother lived during the fire.
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Campion County
Wall Street Upbeat On Weekend Trading Amid Rail Buy Interest
The New York stock market showed an upward tendency in a brief session with heavy volume. Rail stocks and utilities led gains as investors anticipated a new holding company by the Van Sweringens to acquire Chesapeake and Ohio stock and Erie railroad financing on favorable terms. Chesapeake and Ohio climbed toward a 1927 high at 177.4 before retreating part of its advance.
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New York
van Sweringens
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nickel Plate Railroad
Vanness Corporation
New
Erie Railroad
Utilities Stocks Rally On Merger Talk Among Rail Firms
Baltimore and Ohio rose to 1224 the peak since 1906 while Union Pacific jumped over three points to 177 percent a level not seen since 1911. Recapitalization and merger rumors fueled the public utilities advance.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Union Pacific
Salty Cream Cheese Celery Salad with Tomato and Apple
Celery stalks filled with cream cheese and pimento paired with sliced tomatoes and diced apples create a crisp flavorful salad. A final sprinkle of shredded parsley adds herbal brightness to the dish.
Baked apples with pineapple filled core holler
A description of baked apples prepared with a core hole filled with pineapple and old-fashioned cinnamon drops. The dish is noted for its color and appetizing appearance.
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W. W. Dickerson
Diamands
Stamey
Ilverware
Greensboro Social
Stu. Oo
Pat
Dro
Ron
B.D
B.mo
ALA
TOS
Iaa
Ian
Raz
Bor
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Company
Wachovia Bank
Oon
McAdoo Avenue
Jamestown School
Tannhauser
Wagner
Liggett's
Rexall Store
Ring Drug CO
Rexall
Real Estate Loan Co
GO Commercial Bank
Bidg
M. Ernest Welch
B. M. McCain
Stith
Stehliis
Baronette
Belk-Stevens CO
Maxim
Carolina Typewriter Co
Smith Premier
Dalton
Remington Cash Registers
Remington
West Washington St
Wall Street
Sandy
Pathfinder
Sherrod Park
A. G. Kinney
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