Birth of Daughter Leon a May Promoted by Cline Family
Mr and Mrs Claude Cline announce the birth of a daughter Leon a May on May 21. The Eliza Stevens Bible Study class number two meets tomorrow at 3 30 PM with Mrs Ivy Smith on North Hamilton Street. PIERRE CLUB BRIDGE BREAKFAST SET FOR COUNTRY CLUB THURSDAY 9 AM hosted by Mrs R L Waynick.
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Claude Cline
Leona May
Eliza Stevens
Ivy Smith
Hamilton Street
Piberra Club
R. L. Waynick
Esberra Club
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Dunbar
O. B. Bonner
R. T. Amos
Horace Haworth
Forrest Murray
Walter Murray
L. C. Matton
H. I. Coffield
C. C. Prince
Roland Holton
J. A. Morris
S. S. Saunders
O. B
T. A. Kay
Charleston, W. Va
Faith and study fill Green Street church notes
The Philathea class met at 7 0 last night led by Mrs G A Culler to discuss better fellowship. Bible study groups Roland Park Emerywood and Faithful classes meet next morning or Thursday with local hosts. Gamma Zeta entertained at the Sheraton hotel with bridge and prizes. Miss Kathleen Johnson ill at home and a birth announced for Harry Benjamin Shuford at Guilford General Hospital.
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Green Street
Roland Park
Emerywood
Arthur Marsh
Edgedale Drive
Faithful Bible
G. E. Hutchens
Steele Street
First Corinthians
E. W. Holton
Gamma Zeta Club
Harry L. Brockman
Sheraton
Forrest Shuford
Harry Benjamin
Guilford General Hospital
Shuford
Mary Renfrow
Raleigh, N. C
There is good in every thing even a car that won’t run
A short note reflects optimism amid a stalled vehicle. The line suggests resilience and finding value or purpose despite mechanical failure or hardship. Associated with everyday frustration and a hopeful outlook, it captures a thoughtful, upbeat sentiment.
Meredith College Student Dorothy Reitzel Returns Home
Mrs. D. T. Andrews and family travel from Raleigh after Meredith College commencement. Their daughter Miss Mable Andrews graduates and returns home. Several local women visit Greensboro, and T A Kay visits sister Mrs Waynick in Raleigh. The Carrigan family visits Galax Virginia with Mrs C C Stout hosting Theda Marie Carrigan.
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Dorothy Reitzel
Meredith College
Raleigh
D. T. Andrews
Mable Andrews
Theda Marie Carrigan
Carrigan
Galax
Cc. C. Stout
Can Container Law Faces Hard Sledding In North Carolina
Raleigh May 25 The so called can law requiring display of registration cards on auto can containers is unlikely to deter theft. Paul B Eaton Charlotte patent attorney says none of 13 patented containers are theft proof and professional thieves may extract cards with a magnet. The Carolina Motor Club and state officials doubt enforcement before next January and consider injunctions if needed.
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Raleigh
Paul B. Eaton
Charlotte
Carolina Motorists
C. W. Roberts
Carolina Motor Club
R. A. Coughton
Doughton
Department of Revenue and Automotive Byreau
Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Supreme Court Ready With Weekly Decisions
Raleigh May 25 AP The supreme court arranged for handing down its weekly decisions continuing the spring term deadlines. Decisions will stretch about a month as the last argument week ends. The state auditor authorized a bath cabinet for the governor mansion at 580 and the governor to buy a 4100 new automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Supreme Court
State Auditor's Office
Carolina Motor Club Seeks injunction over license record container rule
The Carolina Motor Club plans to seek an injunction to restrain enforcement of a late law taxing motorists fifty cents for a license record container to be displayed on dashboards. Paul B. Eaton of Charlotte, a registered patent lawyer, says no container made complies with the law.
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The
Carolina Motor Club
Paul B. Eaton
Charlotte
Fate of Charlie Johnston hangs on Governor's decision
Charlotte negro Charlie Johnston awaits a definite word from Governor McLean as to his Friday sentencing fate.
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Charlie Johnston
Charlotte Negro
McLean
North Carolina Shippers Fight Atlantic Coast Line Freight Increase
North Carolina potato shippers prepare to oppose a proposed rise in freight rates from Atlantic Coast Line points to the Central Freight Association territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
Central Freight Association
Federal Judge Meekins to Hear Horne Case Monday
Federal Judge Meekins will hear C. W. Horne a Clayton merchant on Monday in his answer to an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meekins
C. W. Horne
Clayton Merchant
Everglades Forest Fire Envelops Miami Bay Area
Heavy smoke from a vast Everglades fire drifts over Miami and Miami Beach as fog bells sound offshore. The blaze advances east along a 20 mile front, burning 1006 square miles of muck soil since Saturday.
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Everglades
Miami
Fla
Miami Beach
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