Birth announced for Theodore Stevenson in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs N J Wood announce the birth of a son Theodore Stevenson on May 8 at their home 804 West Broad Street Mrs Wood was formerly Esther Robbins of High Point.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
6
Mr and Mrs N J Wood announce the birth of a son Theodore Stevenson on May 8 at their home 804 West Broad Street Mrs Wood was formerly Esther Robbins of High Point.
Friends of Mrs. W. M. Barker regret her illness and hospitalization at High Point Hospital after an afternoon of music featuring Dunns trio and Mrs Barker Ile.
Mrs. Walter Murray and Mrs. Mack Hiatt spend the day in Winston-Salem. Miss Nancy Carr Terry of Salem College visits her father R B Terry in the evening. Mrs. Wilbur Jones Wilbur Jones Jr and Mrs. Jesse Harris expected home today from Atlanta Georgia where they visited Mrs. Jones mother Mrs T D Weld for several days.
The president says Vatican officials have no official status in Mexico, but informal talks with Catholic leaders are possible. He notes a minority favoring violence, while priests have largely abstained from services since 1926 amid a clash over church registration and clergy authority. observers see a potential path to conciliation.
In Coalgate Oklahoma on May 8 Pete Gavuzzi of Southampton England led the 48 mile race toward Durant. John Salo of Passaic New Jersey finished second with a substantial time gap. Giusto Umeri of Italy and Paul Simpson of Burlington North Carolina tied for third as the field closed.
Robert Tyree Jones Jr known as Bobby Jones, renowned golf champion, was admitted to the bar in United States district court in Atlanta after completing his law degree at Emory University. He plans to suspend practice to defend his amateur titles and pursue the national open.
An advertisement extols Vinol as a tonic for nervous, tired people claiming the product remedies marital strain by boosting sleep and appetite. It touts Vinol as a compound of iron phosphates and cod liver peptone and asserts the first bottle delivers quick energy and renewed vigor with a tasty flavor.
State Geologist reports a proposed merger of feldspar milling firms in North Carolina possibly involving over 1 million dollars. Consolidation already includes North State Feldspar at Micaville and Golding Sons at Spruce Pine, each 80 tons daily. Tennessee Mineral Products eyes sale or merger with three other producers. Bowditch plant and a new Toccane mill in Mitchell County are tied to the merger plans.
Anna Nona Lanier 16 daughter of W A Lanier of 903 South Main died at home after months of illness. Funeral conducted at home by Rev F L Conrad and Rev O L Ruth with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers named and numerous Lanier relatives among flower bearers. Born Handy Davidson county August 12 1912 she is survived by father and stepmother three sisters a brother two step sisters and three half sisters.
A visitor and artist clash over a painted scene with a dry exchange. The visitor doubts the work and the artist asserts that the critic should withdraw the remark. The dialogue ends with the visitor conceding the remark could not be worse.
Henry J. Shirley chairman of the state highway department of Virginia says signs reading Prepare to meet thy God and Death is on thy track do not uplift or aid the morale of motoring tourists.
A nostalgic column contrasts Tex Guinan public attention with moralists and praises Marion Talley who plans to buy a farm after earning wealth from opera and concerts. It muses on pursuit of happiness and the urge for the next goal beyond success.
Research at the University of Georgia suggests ear muffs can prevent ear trouble caused by soap residue. Physicians note careless washing after washing leads to painful effects among male students on campus.
Greensboro May 8 Dr Eugene W Gudger a long time biology professor at North Carolina College for Women and former president of the North Carolina Academy of Science returns for the academy's two day annual meeting in Greensboro He is listed among the nations 1000 leading scientists and remains a leading fish expert.
The state university received 1 351 requests for school maam recognition but issued only 506, revealing a shortage of qualified personnel and high demand across Texas.
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