Illness and Social Notices From Concord Area
Miss Lucille Ingram is reported very ill at her Elm Street home. Lotus Club hosts Mrs Barrett on North Hamilton Street Friday at 3 pm. Friday Bridge Club gathers Saturday at 8 15 pm at the Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs W T Powell. Annis Brittingham Smoot wed Robert Lynn Trout in Concord Central Methodist Church in a small ceremony with spring flowers. The couple will tour the Midwest after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ingram
Lucille Ingram
Elm Street
Lotus Club
W. T. Powell
Hazel Lanier
Ernest B. Stimson
Roberts Hall
High Point College
Anne Robbins
Lanier
Chopin
Choplin
Concord
Central Methodist Church
Annis Brittingham Smoot
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Robert Lynn Trout
St. Louis
Missouri
H. G. Allen
Victor A. Means
Liezt
Halevy
Cowan
Trout
Middle West
Mr. Trout
P. T. Crawford
James Edward Smoot
Salem College
North Carolina College For
Andrews
G. W. Denny
Denny Roll and Panel Company
Crawford
Notice on disability clause changes for life policy
By order of the North Carolina Insurance Department on May 81 1930 the total and permanent disability clause is changed and will not be available. Reliance Perfect Protection illustration shows 83 800 00 annually if totally and permanently disabled by accident with no further premiums or deductions from policy face value to offset indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins. Dept. of
N. C
Face of Life
Lord's Prayer and Hostess Serve Ice Cream and Shortcake
A church gathering or social event featured the Lord's Prayer followed by a hostess serving delicious ice cream and strawberry shortcake to attendees.
Notable Local Visitors and Travels Highlight Week
Business visitor O. A. Kirkman Jr. travels to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Froelich of Baltimore stay with son Jacob at Farris Avenue. Mrs. H. L. Shuey of Morganton visits relatives here. Rotary leader Rev. T. A. Sykes attends district meeting in Winston-Salem. Sherwood Sorrell returns to High Point after four years Navy service and plans to live with his parents at 513 Walnut Street. Alson Crater and J. H. Lloyd in Philadelphia for Knitting Arts Exhibition and will tour New York en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Froelich
Baltimore, Md
Jacob Froelich
Mrs. Frolich
Farris Aveenue
T. A. Sykes
High Point
Winston-Salem
Sherwood Sorrell
United States Navy
A. N. Sorrell
Walnut Street
Alson Crater
J. H. Lloyd
Philadelphia
New York
State Parks and Lakes Seen as Social Need in NC
Pinehurst May 15 One of North Carolina’s greatest needs is a system of state parks and lakes to offer outdoor recreation for all classes, said Colonel J W Harrelson director of conservation and development to delegates at the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs. He urged parks to attract people to wholesome leisure and noted NC has only about 2000 acres of park land versus states with far larger systems. The talk highlighted potential revenue from parks and the role of public lands in welfare and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
North Carolina
J. W. Harrelson
State Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harrelson
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Michigan Parks
Gardner
American Legion
Haywood Republicans Set Primary Alternatives in June Convention
Waynesville May 15. In case no candidates file for the primary the Haywood County Republicans will meet in a convention here on June 14 to select county office candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Haywood County
Elon College woman burns herself alive after gasoline incident
Mrs. Ed Whitsell of Elon College saturated her clothes with gasoline and set herself aflame. Clarence Vincent of Winterville was elected great sachem of the North Carolina Red Men for 1931 at the 1930 convention in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LON College
N. C
Ed Whitsell
Elon College
Clarence Vincent
Winterville
North Carolina
Fa Chasencs N. C
Robbers Strike Realty Vault. Escaped During Night Police Chase
In Harlotte Missouri two men cracked the Independent Realty and Loan vault just before midnight and fled when Policeman C V Cats surprised them. No arrests reported. The incident marks a bold theft attempt at the firm’s offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlotte
M. O
Independent Realty and Loan Company
C. V. Cats
Elevator Accident Injures Three At Cleghorn Mills
In Rutherfordton North Carolina a cable failure caused an elevator to drop at the Cleghorn Mills injuring Haskell Allen severely and leaving two other men with minor injuries. Fire crews assisted and no fatalities were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Allen
Cleghorn Mills
Rtherfordton
N, Co
Wilson woman named head of North Carolina war mothers
Mrs. A. H. Cozart of Wilson was named head of the North Carolina war mothers during the convention's final session in Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilson
N. C
A. H. Cozart
Wilson
North Carolina War Mothers
Greer Held on Charge in Fatal Wounds of Clar Teeters
Fred Greer was jailed today in Eperson North Carolina charged with causing fatal wounds to Clarence Teeters, age 20, during a fight three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epferson
N. C
Fred Greer
Clarence Teeters
Community Presses Childs for Highway Post in Sixth District
Friends of E C Childs president of Excell Cotton Mills in Lincolnton advocate his appointment by Governor Gardner as highway commissioner for the sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incolnton
N. C
E. C. Childs
Excell Cotton Mills
Gardner
Primary voting rules on party affiliation and ballots
Government guidance on how voters register party affiliation and participate in primaries. It covers eligibility for Independent and Republican or Democratic primaries, changing party affiliation, and how election officials determine eligibility. It also outlines ballot box separation, assistance in voting, booth counts, and related procedural details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Elections
Kansas City Market Leads Nation In Feeder Cattle
The Kansas City livestock market handles the largest number of feeder cattle in the country. Forty percent of such animals in the United States go through the yards there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock Market
United States
War Mothers Plan Memorial At Cape Fear Bridge
The American War Mothers of North Carolina will erect a granite memorial to World War dead on highway 20 near the Cape Fear river bridge entrance in Wilmington. Mrs. Charles B. King, state memorial highway markers chair, notified Louis T. Moore of plans for the marker to be placed on city land on the Wilmington side of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
American War Mothers of
North Carolina
Highway 20
Cape Fear River Bridge
Charles B. King
Louis T. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Baby Monkey Name May Change in Asheville Zoo
E. C. Greene, chairman of Asheville city park commission, weighs changing the baby monkey name from Patrick to Patricia after protests. The infant monkey was born at the zoo on St Patrick's Day and the issue drew many complaints to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
E. C. Greene
City Park Commission
Zoo
St. Patrick’s Day
Greene
Patrick
Commission
Patricia
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ER. W. Franklin
South Hamilton Street
Martha Louise
Miss Wilson
Grace Wilson
High Point Route Two
High Point Hospital
H. H. Price
Chase City
Betty Anna Mae
Miss Gordon
Irene Gordon
Sadye Gordon
Children OF Confederacy
Tar Heel
Children of the Confederacy
Fox Marshall
Miss Lanier
Lodee Ardor Gluck
Denza
Beethoven
Allegro
Meade
Mana-Zucca
Albeniz
Godard
Schutt
Calvary Ladies
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary
M. E. Church
J. H. McIntyre
East Green Street
E. L. Kirk
Wesley Memorial Church
J. F. Huffman
North Main Street
Lipf
N. L. Garner
Commercial National Bank
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
H. L. Shuey
Morganton
Eckerd
Carolina News Briefs
THE
Sheraton Hotel
Riverside Military Academy Band
Sheraton
Cape Fear Bridge
Baby Monkey
Royals
Satin
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
High Point, N.C
South Main
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