Local notices highlight births marriages and meetings
The page lists hospital updates on G W Clark and Mrs John Huff recovering after operations at High Point Hospital. It notes engagements and marriages for Elizabeth Griffin to Worth A Frasier in Danville, and Martha Louise Pierce to Harry Leighton Brown. Church groups and social events fill the schedule with Bible classes, guilds, recitals, and gatherings around Lindsay Street, Link Street, and the Winston Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huff
High Point Hospital
Ehloe
E. P. Justice
Elizabeth
Worth A. Frasier
Danville
Miss Pierce
Harry Leighton Brown
William Pierce
Beaufort
N. C
Martha Louise
High Point
Woman's Club Schedule and Local Meetings
Social calendar lists Wednesday 8:30 Art Department meeting with Mrs. W T Saunders on Jones. Thursday 2:00 Thursday Contract Club with Mrs. Frank Foy in Emery Wood. 3:30 Pi Club with Mrs. John R Peacock on Johnson Street. Friday 7:45 Roycroft Junto at Sheraton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
The
Woman's Club
Contract
Frank Foy
Emerywood
Eta Pi
John R. Peacock
Johnson Street
Roycroft Junto Club
Sheraton Hotel
Care of Summer Flowers Lecture Noted by Club
C B Mattocks presented a paper titled The Care of Summer Flowers to a group of twenty one members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Mattocks
Mrs Thag West Hosts Bridge Tea With Prize Jewelry
Marvin Greenwood recently moved from Ann Arbor to join a bridge gathering where roses set the scene for afternoon play. Mrs Thag West won high score and received costume jewelry. guests included Mrs Quigley who presented gifts and a sal tilting salad course was served for Miss Lorton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Greenwood
Ann Arbor
Thag West
Quigley
Miss Lorton
Greenwood
C. E. Diffendale
R. F. J. Johnson Jr
B. T. Harrison
Lewis Teague
Jesse Washburn
Paul Myatt
Coe
James Ryan
John Abels
Valette J. Harris
L. C. Conant
Eccles Everhart
Vera Idol
Patte Jordan
Local Families Visit and Return from Hospital
Mrs. George Merke and daughter Peggy returned from Guilford General Hospital to their Ferndale Drive home. Guests include Lena Swain of Asheboro and Virginia McMillan of Galax who stay with Mrs. C. H. Caddell on Winston road. The Andersons and Mr and Mrs Redding with Rita spent Sunday in Durham visiting Roy and Mrs Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merke
Peggy
Guilford General Hospital
Ferndale Drive
Lena Swain
Asheboro
Virginia McMillan
Galax, Va
C. H. Caddell
Winston Road
June Anderson
Willis Anderson
M. Redding
Rita
Durham
Roy Andrews
Flashes Of Life: Notables Enjoy Salmon in Canada and More
New York social notes feature Mrs Henry Phipps fishing on the Restigouche River in Canada with friends receiving samples of her salmon. Charles H Tuttle celebrates a family win while Mrs Tuttle becomes president of the State Women Republican club. In Grand Haven two aviators crash into a house via a roof, leaving both uninjured. Robert Merrill, renowned stunt artist, dies at an advanced age after a career of perilous feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Phipps
Restigouche River
Canada
Charles H. Tuttle
McLeansville Woman Margaret Cobb, 101, Noted NC Resident
Mrs. Margaret Cobb of McLeansville North Carolina is described as one of the oldest residents in the state at age 101. The community honors her longevity and longtime presence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcleansville
N. C
Margaret Cobb
North Carolina
Teen Orator Robert Rayburn Wins National Contest
Robert Rayburn a 16 year old student from Newton Kansas won the national high school oratorical contest in Washington and will represent the United States in the finals of the international contest. He heads a six person finallist group and will embark on a six week tour of Koerone with the other finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Rayburn
Newton
Kan
United States
Koerone
Three Trustees Chosen in Gant Receivership Case
In Greensboro North Carolina May 27 creditors chose Thomas C Hoyle David White and Harry R Stanley as trustees for Mason W Gants bankruptcy estate. Referee Kenneth Myr Brim presided and bond set at 25000 with potential increase as assets grow. Next hearing June 30 to decide whether trustees oversee all property or only personal property with bank receivers managing real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Thomas C. Hoyle
David White
Harry R. Stanley
Mason W. Gant
Gant
Federal District Court
Federal Court
Kenneth My
Brim
Herbert Falk
C. L. Shuping
Faulk
United Bank and Trust Company
Fall Asks Supreme Court For Reversal Of His Conviction
Albert B. Fall former interior secretary asks the Supreme Court to overturn a DC appeals court ruling upholding his 1929 conviction for taking a $100,000 bribe from Edward L. Doheny. He was sentenced to one year in prison and a $100,000 fine for leasing naval petroleum reserves to Pan-American Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Appeals Court
Edward L. Doheny
Harding
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Doheny
Fall
Appeals
Pgn
High Point youths honored at UNC awards night
Several High Point youths received honors at UNC during the annual awards night. H. N. Patterson earned charms for work on the Daily Tar Heel and the Carolina Magazine. John Clinard Jr. won a charm for athletics. R. B. Hubbard earned a track letter and Lucas Abels recognition for tennis. Robert Gold received a numeral for freshman track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
University of North Carolina
H. N. Patterson
Daily Tar Heel
The
Carolina Magazine
John Clinard, Jr
R. B. Hubbard
Lucas Abels
Robert Gold
Grasshoppers Strike Illinois Grasslands Hard
Prof. A G Vestal of the University of Illinois estimates destructive grasshoppers have destroyed from one sixth to nearly one half of the forage harvested from the grasslands. He warns the infestation reduces available pasture and hay supplies across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Vestal
University of Illinois
Pneumatic Tire Invented by a Horse Doctor
A 19th century medical practitioner known for horse care is credited with inventing the pneumatic tire. The invention transformed transportation by providing a cushioned ride and improved vehicle performance.
Earl Phillips Prepares European Rotary Convention Trip
Earl N. Phillips, local business man and Rotarian, leaves tonight for Philadelphia for two days of business before heading to New York and then sailing aboard the 8 5 S. Washington to Europe. He will attend the Rotary International convention in Vienna June 21 26 and tour England Germany Austria Hungary Italy Switzerland and France for several weeks before returning to his home by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl N. Phillips
Philadelphia
New York
Europe
S. Washington
Rotary International
Vienna
Mr. Phillips
England
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Switzerland
France
United States
Local Dentists Meet in Greensboro on Dental Delays
A Guilford County Dental Society meeting in Greensboro drew local dentists including Dr. W. F. presenting case reports on the serious effects of delayed essential dental work caused by financial hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Dental Society
Greensboro
W. F
Notable Figures Named in Medical Committee
Clayton, Dr. W. R. McKaughn, Dr. J. B. Richardson and Dr. J. J. Hamlin are listed as members in the medical committee.
F R Simpson Dies At Orangeburg South Carolina
F R Simpson former resident of this section died last night at his Orangeburg home after a short illness. His sister Mrs Edward Suite and daughter Daisy Simpson learned of the death. Rev Suits and Mrs Suits plus Miss Simpson left for Orangeburg to attend the funeral. Simpson was engaged in real estate in this state and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Simpson
Orangeburg
S. C
Edward Suite
Daisy Simpson
High Point College
Suits
Miss Simpson
Simpson
French Perfume Industry Reaches Over Three Million Dollar Value
The French fragrance sector is valued at more than 3 million dollars annually, reflecting strong production and export activity. This estimate highlights the prominence of perfume manufacturing in France.
Stacy-Trent Hotel Hosts Hospitality Center in Trenton
The Stacy-Trent Hotel in Trenton New Jersey markets its location overlooking the Delaware River across from Stacy Park and near the State Capitol Building. It touts extra services and dining options, advertising its convenient historic site and amenities including multiple dining plans and a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Stacy- Trent
Delaware River
Stacy Park
State Capitol
Stacy-Trent
Accommodation Rates Displayed Across Rooms and Suites
A listing shows room rates by quantity from 27 rooms to 60 twin bed rooms with prices ranging from 2.50 to 8.00 per night and suites priced at 10 12 and 18. The note ends with 25 UNITED and mentions display rooms and extra services.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Clark
Gene Lamont
J. E. Foust
Willowbrook Street
Mission Girls Guild
Mission Girls Guild of the First Reformed Church
Elsie Mae Sink
Link Street
Lottie Holden
Rosa Sutherland
Lindsay Street
Favkenar
Ladies of Cavary M. EB
Misses Bois Gillis
Margaret Chapman
Alice Lanier
Clyde Hedgewock
Erma Hutchens
Ayside Garden
J. F. Hayden
S. P. W. Flagge
Jonial Drive
Green Street
Grady
A. D. Rule
Roy Culer
Miss Lanier
Hazel Lanier
Ce We Hoffman
Ruth Beam
Mildred Markland
Jack Robbins
Johnson Howard Garmon
Constance 'McFarland
Vreeeesees Spaulding
Doris Johnson
Bains
Leslie Conrad
Preston Mildred Markland
Johnson Cecil Bulla
Adams Virginia Beams
Lucy Lockett
Williams Natalee Cashatt
Heller Neil Conrad
Low James Shanklin
Cabaletta
Bohm
Laura Braswell
Virginia Beam
R. S. Quigley
Lillian Lorton
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Miss Reynolds
Ineg Reynolds
Gladis Rivett
Inez Reynolds
Gladis Kivett
Nellie Martin
Ruth Horney
Irene Reynolds
Norine Horney
Grand Haven
Mich
Abel Abenga
George Ferris
Claude Gilderloos
Robert Merrill
Lofty Heights
U.S
Pocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Elsa Beamish
Stroudsburg
Earl Phillips
Orangeburg, S. C
Beavans
Brown Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shoes
South Main Street
Max Bones
NorTh Main
Apie
Sechrest Funeral Home
Trenton, N. J
Sto G
United
New York City
Seattle
Wash
Worcester
Mas
Newark
Paterson
N. J
Harrisburg
Albany
N.Y
Syracuse
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Nerie
Akron
Ohio
Plint
Kansas City
Tucson
Ariz
San Francisco
Shreveport
New Orleans
Toronto
Windsor
Ont
Kingston, Jamal
Benjamin Franklin
Gimmes
Robert Treatexander Hamilton
Penn
Seneca
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