Births and gatherings mark High Point local notices
The Gene Lamont Bible class meets Thursday at 8 pm with Mrs. T W Albertson on South Main. Mr and Mrs D W Hunter announce the birth of a son Duval Jr on May 27 at High Point hospital. An ice cream supper at Archdale Friends church starts at 7 pm hosted by the church Women’s auxiliary. Good Will Garden club features papers on Summer Gardens and Starting Seeds Outside with members and visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lamont Bible
T. W. Albertson
South Main Street
D. W. Hunter
Duval, Jr
High Point Hospital
Archdale
Archdale Friends Church
Aeses
Good Will Garden Club
Cecil Marriner
Fred Hicks
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Raleigh
David Parsons
Floyd Wilson
Gutzon Borglum
C. Dunbar
Gettysburg
Hunter Sechrest
Jefferson Davis
Fairview
Washington Monument
C. Dundar
D. M. Lewis
Hunsucker
Thursday Bridge Club
Dave Long, Jr
Park Avenue
Rotary Club
Thomasville High School
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
A. H. Ragan
Eugene Lee Webb
G. E. Hutchens
Winston-Salem
Charles F. Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
Rotary
Paris Meme Hat Trend Dims Pastel Party Fashions
The piece notes Paris Meme as the favored straw for hats to crown georgette or chiffon outfits. It highlights pastel colors and extreme novelty in hat cuts and ribbon trimming as the prevailing style.
Export of Russian petroleum products rises in 1927 28
The exportation of Russian petroleum products during 1927 to 1928 grew by about 34 percent. This rise reflects a substantial expansion in overseas sales and indicates stronger demand for Russian oil products in the period.
Mrs Hinkle Hosts Bridge Party For Lois Bennett Guests
Mrs Ralph Hinkle entertained Thursday at Park Avenue in honor of guest Lois Bennett of Camilla Georgia. Fourteen players bid and scored with Mrs W E Tomlinson high and Mrs Clarence Tomlinson low while Miss Bennett received crystal choker beads. A salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Randall B. Terry
Sedgefield Inn
T. J. Gold
Matt Wall
Capus Waynick
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Arthur Lindsay
Ralph Hinkle
Park Avenue
Lois Bennett
Camilla
W. E. Tomlinson
Clarence Tomlinson
Miss Bennett
Dave Long, Jr
W. H. Peace
Carson Cox
FE. O. Wall
G. W. Lyles
R. G. Jennings
Leland Crouch
R. K. Farrington
J. F. Garner
W. F E. Tomlinson
Robert Rapp
Camilla, Ga
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for May 29
Daily schedule lists programs by time and station across New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and nearby areas. Notable entries include WABC WJZ WOR WLWL WPG WBAL and KDKA with concerts orchestras talks and news segments through late evening.
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WJZ
New York
Katherine Tift-Jones
Ballew’s
Rosalie Wolfe
John B. Kennedy
Mme. Cabrera Gainsberg
Washington
WBAL
KDKA
WRC
Kogen Orchestra
WBZ
WHAM
WJR
KYW
WLW
Foresters
WBT
WRVA
Soldiers
WOR
Newark
Simmons
WCAU
WNAC
WEAN
WEBL
WKBW
WJAS
WADC
WMAQ
WHK
WLBW
WMAL
WFBL
WCAO
WADCG
WGHP
WSPD
WMAK
Levitew
WKRC
WKHP
Fred Kulhaly
Uncle Don
Rutgers University
Chain Key Station
WPG
Atlantic City
Carroll Tate
Hotel
Baltimore
WJIZ
Marylanders
Velvet Girdle Adorns Pale Pink Chiffon Evening Gown
A pale pink chiffon evening gown features fullness in the skirt and a wide rose velvet girdle. The ensemble is described as quaint and charmingly feminine, with decorative fullness at the front back and sides.
Radio Station Schedule Fragments Highlight Local Programs
A dated compilation shows varying lineups across stations including orchestras, trios, piano acts, and dance programs. Notable entries feature Cincinnati WLW and Cleveland WTAM as well as Detroit WCX WJR theaters and Nashville WSM schedules, with multiple hours of WEAF and WJZ programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
WJZ
Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland
WBT
Charlotte
Sally
WIZ & Weaf
WHAS
Louisville
WEAF
University of Kentucky
Evelyn Todd
WSM Nashville
Irs
Christine Lamb
Tom
Joe
Jack
WRVA
Richmond
Byrd
Amos-Andy
Hotel Orchestra
WWVA
Wheeling
The
Family Players
Printing bids for state jobs to open Monday
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh May 29 Bids on the state's printing worth about 300000 for the next two years will be opened Monday noon June 3 by the state printing commission. The commission may reject any or all bids and call for new ones if competition is lacking or collusion appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Grist
Labor and Printing
The
Printing Commission
Commissioner Grist
Raleigh
Grist
Charlotte
Commission
Raleigh Printers Seek State Printing Rebound
Labor and printing to draft new bid forms led to Raleigh printers largely abstaining from bids, pushing state printing to outside firms for the first time in two decades. Some Raleigh firms plan to lower prices to regain state work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Havana streetcar conductors accept fare machines
Havana street car conductors, who warned of a strike over pay as you enter meters, were persuaded by labor leaders that the machines are a labor saver and not a reflection on their honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Tourism Industry Reaches Near 3.6 Billion Dollar Year
The tourist business in the United States last year totaled nearly 3.6 billion dollars. The figure highlights the scale of travel related income and highlights the participation of major markets and providers across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Gene Lamont
Musical Art Club
W. G. Shipman
John Powell
South
Mae Kirkman
David W. Ginn
MR. Culler
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
Inez Smith
King, N. C
G. W. Thomas
Tobaccoville
N. C
Edith Culler
Meredith College
Raymond Thomas
Odell Culler
J. O. Sheves
Columbia
S. C
Alvin Thomasville
M. A. Meadows
J. D. Barnette
Green Street Church
R. L
MR. Terry
United Daughters of the Confederacy
K. C. Denny
George Matton
Charles Ragan
D. A. Duress
John S. Welborn
Division District
Jefferson Davis Historical Foundation
District Exposition Fund
Ways and Means
White Shrine Circle
H. B. Krieger
Phillips St
Willis Smith
Dillard Ragan
Greensboro
Nell
Elizabeth Adams
Mary Thurman
Spencer W. Jackson
Sechrest Funeral Home
Julia Marsh
Salem College
Madeline Anderson
Tarboro
Agnes Pollock
New Bern
Annette Shinn
Norwood
Rosswell Happerfield
Union
Isme McCracken
Elsie Greene
Emerywood
J. G. Greene
Greensboro College
A. F. Livengood
Co. L. Gurley
Birmingham
Ala
Florence Murphy
Murphy
Florence Blair
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Lovely Ny
Paris Meme
Thomasville Society
A. N. Moffitt
the Theological Seminary
Louisville, Ky
Ruby Harville
Sarah Hudson
Elizabeth Higgs
Greenville, N. C
Lois Johnson
Betty Clare and
Royal, Jr
Mooresville
J. W. Boone
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. Kent Nance
D. E. Hoover
North Wilkesboro
Alliene Hoover
Mollie Farmer
Alma Parrish
Hope Hardison
Marion Crider
George Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
Johnsie Connolly
Marion
Dan Watson
Charles Lambeth
Miss Priscilla Lambeth
New York City
Stacy Bowen
Dunn
School Avenue
Jimmy Higgins
Spartanburg
Mrs. Higgins
Mrs. J. He Adams
Miss Hope Hardison
Associated Press
Clear Channel
WABC
Frolickers
Alseo
Wnac Wean
WCAC
WDBJ
WCAE
Elias Margolis
Nathaniel Shilkret
WEEL
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WGY
WGR
WWJ
WJAX
WSM
WSB
Frank Black
WEF
WLIT
WSAL
WFJIC
Happy Bakers
Ohman & Arden
WEEI
WSAI
WCAL
WTAM
WGN
WEE
Way
Gold Orchestra
Rudy Vallee
WEJC
Wi10d
Palais d'Or Dance Orchestra
Wy oOrenatra
the Cabbies
Dreammakers Studio
WLWL
St. John’s College Hour
Philadelphia
Orch
Pittsburgh
Rochester
WGY Schenectady
G. BE
WEAT
WBZ Springfield
Crusaders
Melody Boys
Adelphians
Radio Nature League
WAZ
Ity
Backstage
WIZ
Velvet
Central and Southern
WCX
Detroit
Home Builder
Orchestra
Little Symph
Sunny Meadows
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Baker Boys
WEAPF
Conservatory
RADIO
Bland Piano Company
North Ma
Archdale Friends
Johnson
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