Women circle notices and social at Methodist church
The Women's Auxiliary Circles meet with specified hostesses and addresses. Young People's C C E Society to discuss What Are the Causes of War. Birthday party for Miss Kathryn Davis and Miss Helen Paschal featured cakes, roses, and dancing with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Miss Snipes
Esther Pritchard
W. Ray Street
Miss Young
Lucile Pickens
Broad Street
Miss Martin
N. Main Street
Douglas
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Ave
Rankin
L. R. Johnston
Montheu Ave
Kennett
A. T. Hancock
Archdale
Moore
J. H. Walker
Colonial Drive
Snipes
A. T. Pickens
W. H. Davis
F. A. Stewart
Kathryn Davis
Helen Paschal
Fifth Street
Williame
Catherine James
Sue Everhart
Barbara Winslow
Mary Hicks
Martha Jarrett
Freda Rucker
Sarah Everhart
Julia Willard
Burnett Brown
Eloise Wright
Clarise Williams
Dorothy Bowen
Lois Brown
Miss Filizabeth Green
Kelman Gomo
Bob Guerino
Worth Brooks
David Brogden
Bob Kiriakides
Monell Ritchie
Wayne Garner
Kinley Fra
Social notes from local week end gatherings and hospital updates
Flower show visits and family weekends frame a list of local social activity. Fritzi Raymond and the Raymonds spend the week end at Fritz Harry lodge in Sedgefield while Eleanor Ketchie returns from Moncure and Julia Faye Setliff recovers from a tonsil operation at Guilford General hospital. E M Knox Jr. is hospitalized after an operation at Guilford General. Sarah Thomas visits Greensboro relatives and Katherine Raymond travels from Greensboro to Louisville and Indianapolis to visit family and attend the Derby with Mrs. W S McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Raymond
P B. Raymond
Fritz-Harry, Harry Raymonds Lodge
Sedgefield
Julia Faye Setliff
Guilford General Hospital
E. M. Knox, Jr
Sarah Thomas
Greensboro
Mary Alice Strickland
Katherine Raymond
Ws. A. McLean
Louisville
Indianapolis India
Harry Kahle
Mrs Hite Hosts Elegant Tea in Thomasville
A large Thomasville audience attended Mrs Meade Hite's Wednesday tea at her Salem Street home. Colorful spring arrangements filled the lower floor while white peonies ornamented the dining room. Guests enjoyed punch, a three course lunch, and three bridge tables. high score went to Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth, club award to Mrs Reece Harville.
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Thomasville
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Reece Harville
EB. W. Cates
R. W. Crews
FE. H. Malone
Lois Johnson
R. M.cooksey
Charles Lambeth
John R. Myers
O. J. McCoy
Lexington
Hite
Marion Keith
Greensboro
George Finch
Frank Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
James Lambeth
H. R. Kyser
T. E. Jennings
R. L. Lambeth
O. R. Hodgin
Ralph Wilson
Iris
Ragged Robin
Larkspur
Robert Mebane
Kitty Williamson
Fayetteville
Austin Finch
EF. H. Mahone
Carlton Newby
R. M. Cooksey
Alliene Hoover
Robert Mehane
Mrs Wilson Hosts Bridge Club Meeting At Suburban Home
Mrs Ralph Wilson hosted a Friday morning bridge club gathering at her west of the city home with guests and abundant floral peonies as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
Bridge Club
May Day Program At Colonial Drive School Delights Students
Miss Elsie Doxey leads Colonial Drive school children in a May Day program on the school grounds. Third to fifth graders perform a May Pole dance while flower drills showcase older students. Inclement weather caused the program to proceed in a condensed format.
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Colonial Drive
Elsie Doxey
Miss Mae Shearer Hosts Eibera Club Bridge Night
Miss Alliene Hoover won the high score and received a sport scarf while Alva Boyles took the gentlemen’s prize a double deck of cards. Guests included Susie Crowell Walter Newby Marian Crider Doak Finch George Finch and Vann Stringfield with hosts Mrs J R Blair and Miss Mae Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Shearer
Eibera Club
J. R. Blair
Salem Street
Alliene Hoover
Alva Boyles
Susie Crowell
Walter Newby
Tom Dark
Marian Crider
Doak Finch
George Finch
Miss Shearer
Vann Stringfield
Social Roundup Details Guests and Travels Across Town
About People Miss Ruth Leary of New York visits Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith. Miss Lillian Westmoreland leaves for Washington to visit relatives. Lois and Joe Lashley of Graham stay with Mrs. G. B. Strickland. Jane Clegg of Greensboro visits grandmother Mrs. R. K. Marshall. Agnes Dobson and pianist Nannie Dobson of Winston-Salem appear on Musical Art club program Monday and stay with Mrs. Forrest Murray. Mrs. R. K. Stewart travels to Duke University to visit her son Carter Farriés. Mrs. W. J. Bennett returns from Norfolk. Mrs. Richard Ballinger visits Hickory after a week with Mrs. Matt Wall. Ballinger also played in the Woman's Southern Golf Association tourney at Sedgefield, winning a trophy in the first flight consolation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raymond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dobson
Nannie Dobson
Winston-Salem
Musical Art Club
Forrest Murray
Parkway
Richard Ballinger
Hickory
Matt Wall
Asheville Tax Suits Reach Supreme Court Over Annexed Territory
Taxpayers challenge city of Asheville power to levy taxes in annexed lands for 1929 amid disputes over funding a lavish civic complex including a million dollar courthouse and expensive city hall. Judges split on authority to establish or discontinue services like kindergarten programs and junior college. The Supreme Court will decide whether annexed residents owe city taxes despite late extension of city limits.
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Asheville
Donald Ross
Beaucatcher Mountain
Merrimon
Will Eiher
H. Hoyle Sink
Cameron McRae
City of
Supreme Court
Supreme Court to Rule on Tax Arguments
Justices will decide the legality of contentions about avoiding taxes for the year. The court faces a heavy decision as members show signs of fatigue after lengthy arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Derby history made as Sande wins third title
Earl Sande guides Gallant Fox to victory in the Derby earning $50,725 for the winner. Gallant Knight nets $6,900 with Ned O receiving $3,000 and Gone Away $1,000. The final order lists Gallant Fox first with jockey E Sande and owner Gallant Knight, followed by Ned O J D Mooney and others in a wide field.
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Sande
Gallant Knight
Ned O
Gallant Fox
E. Sande
H. Schutte
Ned O J. D. Mooney
Jone
M. Garner
Crack Brigade
G. Eliis Longus
R. O'Brien
Luther R. Creese
Tannery
W. Garner
Kilkerry
T. May
Alcibines
Senators Facing Expiring Terms In Next March Ballot
The record lists several Democrats Walsh of Montana Shep of Texas Carter Glass of Virginia Minority Leader Robin son of Arkansas Tom Heflin of Alabama and Cols Bleasen of South Carolina whose terms expire next March. Overall 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats have terms near expiration. Senator Borah chair of foreign relations Mc Nary Norris Goff and Ciuzens are among Republicans with soon ending terms. Idaho Senator Borah’s state nominates by convention in August.
Officer Questions Credibility Of Liberty Girl Assault Tale
Greensboro dispatch reports Liberty residents and Special Officer A. A. concluded 14 year old Neva Overman’s tale of an attempted assault by an unidentified black man may be false after a thorough investigation. The plant whistle reportedly frightened the suspect away.
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Greensboro
Liberty
Neva Overman
Rufus Overman
A. A
Robe Fashion Note Describes Summer Beach Garb
A description highlights white beach robes for summer wearing. A robe made of white roughish fabric resembles a Turkish towel with a long cape, arm slits, and a cape collar that covers them.
Missouri Parole Board Expands Hearings
The Missouri state parole board launches an enlarged program with hearings doubled each month, increasing cases heard compared with the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Parole Board
Domestic Conference Scheduled in Charlotte
The North Carolina Methodist Episcopal church domestic conference will be held in Charlotte on November 5 with Bishop Jones conducting. The item notes the event as part of the church’s biennial world conference of bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlotte
Jones
World Conference of Bishops
Central Alabama Methodist Conference to Meet at Spreyton
The domestic conference of the Central Alabama Methodist Episcopal Church will convene in Spreyton on October 23 with Bishop Keeney presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Alabama Methodist Episcopal Church
Spreyton
Keeney
Off-the-Hair Hats Make Bold Recent Fashion Entrance
The latest millinery trend features shallow crowned hats designed to perch carefully on glossy hair. Fashion observers note the look emphasizes poised posture and a polished finish for wearers with styled tresses.
Graf Zeppelin Set for Flight From Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin prepared for an atmospheric voyage from Friedrichshafen with plans to lift at 5 p m and head to Seville for a first South Atlantic crossing. The crew includes Mary Pierce and George Crouse among 22 passengers as the airship tours Brazil Rio Havana Lakehurst then Seville before return.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
South Atlantic
Equator
Rio Janeiro
Havana
Lakehurst
N. J
Seville
Friedrichshafen
Swellhead at OUR OWN AMERICAN shines with laughs
A fight champion turns from pride to change and falls, then makes a strong comeback in Swellhead. The feature film at OUR OWN AMERICAN Monday Tuesday and Wednesday stars James Gleason John Walker Marion Shilling with a love story and notes on theater improvements inviting audience feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gleason
Johnn Walker
Marion Shilling
New Styles Offered In Permanent Waves At Sheraton Shops
The Sheraton Beauty Shop introduces versatile permanent waves designed for individual hair texture. Three options are priced for value: Sheraton-Eugene at sixteen fifty, La Moderne at five ninety, and La Beaute at seven fifty, all marketed for distinct looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Sheraton
Eugene
la Moderne
la Beaute
This Summer Fashion Boom’s Bright Palette for Women
The article paints a vivid portrait of early summer fashion, noting colorfully dressed ensembles for day and night. It highlights sporty outfits in cherry hues, floral frocks, colorfully styled street suits, and striking hats of straw and ribbon, paired with new cosmetics and powders.
Fifth Avenue Windows Show Silk Ready To Wear Dominance
Retail windows along Fifth Avenue spotlight silk fabrics in foreground merchandising with printed chiffons for evening and silk frocks for afternoon wear. Pale prints trend toward soft colors while vivid prints still appeal on dark grounds. Lord & Taylor features gray and white combos in afternoon wear and wine and white in formal wear. Paris cables stress pale chiffon and dark lace for evening looks with banana chiffon and Chantilly lace outfits and varied bodice patterns. An organdie summer theme introduces pale pink and sky blue ensembles with decorative collars, boleros, and chiffon floral accents.
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Fifth Avenue
Lord & Taylor’s
Paris
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E Veints Society
Fadine McDowell
Claud Rice
Bill Boyles
Gray Bowman
Guy Rice
Bob
Ed Jones
Marvin
Lester Smith
Jack Cook
Wiley Fox
Basil Marshall
Yale Sheppard
Woman's Auxiliary
Moore’s Book Store
High Point Candy Company
Robert Smith
English Street
E.S. Eggles
Bassett, Va
Eleanor Ketchie
Moncure
Moncure High School
Ketchie
H. A. Millis
Henry A. White
Mrs. Hite
Mrs. Wilson
Brunswick
E. M. Brower’s
North Main Street
Ruth Leary
New York
Mrs. C. D. Smith
Lillian Westmoreland
Washington
Lois and
Joe Lashley
Graham
Mrs. G. B. Strickland
North
Hamilton Street
Jane Clegg
W. J. Bennett
Norfolk, Va
Charles E. Dickens
Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Raymond
Hazel Lanier
KE. B. Stimson
High Point College
Junior Service League
Scott and Rinehart
Ben Moore
Center
League
Violet Johnson
Alexander Rankin
Everett Marsh
Earl Sande
Earl of Derby
William Woodward
Jockey Club
Gallant Box
Marge
Graf Zeppelin
Spain
Germany
New World
J. W. Clinard
High Point
Morning Glory
the Sheraton Beauty Shop
Elizabeth Arden
Ingram’s
Gurnsey Milk
Esskay Guernsey
Mrs
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Milady
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