Wedding Planned For Miss Dick In Sumter Church
Miss Dick, cousin of A Caldwell of Sumter, plans a wedding at First Presbyterian Church in Sumter South Carolina. She taught in local schools for a year and has many High Point friends. Mr and Mrs Caldwell and Miss Alice McRae Caldwell will attend, with Caldwell's daughter Miss Dick's attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Sumter
South Carolina
A.&. Caldwell
High Point
Caldwell
Alice McRae Caldwell
Miss Caldwell
Miss Dick
People Visiting and Traveling Through Charlotte Area
The column notes several movements and visits around Charlotte. Lucille Sherrod spends days in Statesville with sister Mrs. Herbert Newbold, joined home by Miss Margaret Copeland of Kinston. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Slane return from Columbus, Ohio, and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Sherrod
Statesville
Herbert Newbold
Margaret Copeland
Kinston
Charlotte
Miss Sherrod
W. H. Slane
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mother with Nineteen Children Pleads for Bus Safety
Raleigh dispatch reports a North Carolina mother of 19 requests Governor McLean to require drivers to stop for school buses unloading children. She notes seven children in school and argues trucks should match streetcar rules, urging executive action despite no specific law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
McLean
Carolina freshers set to clash with state rivals at Emerson Field
Carolina freshman track stars led by Barkley Nims J. K. Smith Fort Harmey and Devine prepare for the state meet at Emerson Field in Chapel Hill while the varsity Tar Heels chase the southern conference title in Baton Rouge. Entries are expected from most state colleges including Lenoir Rhyne Guilford Elon High Point Atlantic Christian and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Baton Rouge
Emerson Field
Little Five
Lenoir-Rhyne
Guilford
Elon
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Catawba
Wingate
Rutherford
Mars Hill
Campbell College
Carolina
Barkley
Nims
J. K. Smith
Anglers Prepare for Season Revenue Near Five Thousand
The Enterprise Bureau Raleigh May 19 Anglers license collections for April the first month of operation reached 4693 60 with counties not yet heard from and prospects to pass five thousand dollars Department of Conservation and Development officials had estimated revenue not to exceed ten thousand for the first year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina Fishing Licenses Lead in Counties and Revenue
Buncombe leads in licenses issued and receipts followed by Gaston and Wake as 3 000 sportsmen have taken out licenses. Most are state licenses at 2 dollars with others at 1 dollar. Department expects more non residents and wider license coverage in mountain trout streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncombe
Gaston
Wake
Haywood
Catawba
Rowan
Avery
Jackson
Polk and Craven
J. K. Dixon
Donations List Records Extensive Contributions Page
A long ledger style recap lists numerous donations from individuals and groups to a church and various civic and school entities. The figures total two thousand four hundred twelve dollars and forty eight cents, with many entries from Mrs. J. S. Teague, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Clayton, and Wesley Memorial constituents among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eOmn
Pescock
Ec Ras Cose
Pyidcoge
Gi Aisinec
Eric
Carrie McLendon
Friends
Friends Sunday
G. E. Hutchens
Tom A. Sykes
H. N. Bowne
Lucian Long
Nettie Kennedy
McEwen Lumber Company
Green St. Baptist Church
Owen-Smith
Lola Moon
Wesley Memorial
Ida Mungan
J. E
F. M. Pickett
Cac
American Business Club Cos
T. J. Greer
Dred Peacock
G. Parveé
W. B. Pollock Loma E. Dodamead
RH. Taylor
BNR
W. D. Brooks
Welch Memorial
C. E. Boob
Ae Ee
Investigation of Health Board 10 to Begin Soon
Raleigh May 10 Lines tighten for graft charges against the State Board of Health set for Thursday before Attorney General Dennis Brummit. Uncertainty remains whether the probe will cover only graft tied to the Sanitary Privy law or broader charges of oppression and arbitrariness. Board may or may not be represented by counsel depending on scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Health
Dennis G. Brummitt
Board of Health
Board of Health Faces Graft Inquiry and Sanitary Law Enforcement Scrutiny
The article notes calls to expand the investigation and possibly hire counsel. It contrasts graft charges with disputes over how strictly the sanitary privy law is enforced. The attorney general has subpoenaed many witnesses and provided a list of state sanitary inspectors. Senator Rivers D. Johnson plans to testify and expects to bring numerous witnesses, with Dr. John B. Wright among those anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Rivers D. Johnson
John B. Wright
Johnson
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Miss Bolts
Donna Bolt
Stephens Bible Study
C. E. Bryant
Bay Street
R. E. Andrews
George William Dick
Caroline Virginia
James Rion McKissick
Wagger
Beth
Shell
Miaggers
Mi Iery
N.C
J. A. Hart
Phil Warner
Greensboro
Elizabeth Johnson
St. Mary's
Elizabeth Reitzel
Elizabeth Jones
St. Mary’s
Charles W. Tillett, Sr
Mrs. A. 8. Caldwell
Parkway
W. C. Jones
St. Mary’s School
Mrs. Froelich
Baltimore
Jake Froelich
Sheraton Hotel
J. H. Williamson
Fayetteville
Mr. Williamson
W. H. Williamson
Wilbur Strickland
Francis Hackney
Chattanooga, Tenn
R. B. Strickland
Real Live Wire
Shades
Moffitt’s
N. Main Street
Anglers
Lita
Liza Grey Chaplin
Long Island City
Walter Guerin
Los Angeles
Charlie
Reee 2 AG
Reen
Les
Ees. Eee
J. J. Hamiin
Roy Apmstrone Eee
O.D, Sre
Cs Faertene Buoy Civitan
J. S. Welborn
Peg Fas Uy
Challes
Willidam Losgon
Margaret Hurley
Asroitor Aig
Rowland Real Estate Co
M. P. Baraca
C. FP. Coble
W. FF. Fpiemming
Frank W. E. M. Singlefield W
MGB
YVOR
George A. Matton
M. W. Stump
Weinie
Trinity Baptist
Sas
Jarrett Stationery Company
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
SERCO
J. S. Teague
W. F. Clayton
Seeree
S. P. Chandler
Marianne Martin
Nick Drakalakos
Eagle
Virginia B. Frank Presbyterian Church
Broadhurst
Baptist Sunday School
First Baptist Sunday School
C. E. Sullivan
High Point Fire
J. C. Wilson
Purvistown
W. T. Powell
Woman's Auxiliary
Farris
Downoy Ee Ees Southern Railroad
Sem
Iist
Ible
Cc. T. White
Fannie Croaker
Cuvier Iiss
Ecw
Main St. M. E
Jernest Crotch
Ed Criscoe
J. D
Stamey
Jacob H. Froelich
C. H. Rhodes
George Schmidt
Estelle Davis
Owen Reese
Lillian Massey
Boone
Normal High School
Joe MelLa
George T. Stephen
Aiss
Col. Wescott Roberson
O. E. Kearns & Son
Doris Harrie
C. M. Ti Gant
I. Schwartz
Bessie Schwartz
Edna Schwartz de Paes
L. B. W Elizabeth Bowne Wal Albert Hart, Jr
Edmunds
Emma Blair
Charles R. D’hollosy
Coorg Ig
Ida Davis
Len AL Vairgh
AMOC
BOO Traveli
MGR
Kiero
Eaee Jones and Peacock
Charles W
T. Riegnter
H. Ln Cook
Krirmag
Wesley Memorial Church
Johnson St
J. T. Burrus
J. D. Whitely
Bowell
Vse
Tess
H. Hughes
Este Eevneeenee
Lebanon M. P. CC. B. Soc
Highland Mill
Milton Silver Cash Trinity Memorial
Clas Molay Ieee
Ee Blue Ly
Greenionl
Friends Church
Shelby Corbitt
Ee Industrial Electric and Machine Company
Barnvart
Francis Wadker
George W. Scarce
Nes
Wade
Health Board
J. C. Baskerville
Flapper
Fanny
NEA Service Inc
Stamey’s
Cecil
Oring
LOWES
Dalton - Johnson
Uality
Beavans’ Daily Store News
NEW Kayser
Warner
the Ladies’ Store
Co. O’h. Laughinghouse
Lena
Beauty Shop
Eugene Way
Eugene
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