Township Socials and Voting in Trinity Community Evening
Social notes from Trinity include visits by Will Lowe and family and others from Elon college and Greensboro. Community plans a play and Book Club event, while the Ladies Missionary society observes a week of prayer. Local voters turnout for a strong Democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Will Lowe
Elon College
Lula Harris
Duke Harris
H. A. Ballance
Alford
Greensboro
Mitchell Reddick
Thomas Fisher
Thomas Dr
W. F. Filis
Craven
Chase City
Bruce Craven
McQuisten
Wallburg
Nell Parkin
Book Club
T. J. Covington
Little Daughter
Walnut Cove
Edgar Pepper
Thomasville
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Jooks
W. F. Ellis
Local Social Notes Include Club Hostess and Civic Address
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 Oscar D Baxter will host Gamma Zeta and Delta Tau clubs at her Richardson street home honoring Mrs I Thurman Mann and Mrs Julius A Smith. The civic department hosts an event at 3 30 at the Elks home with A W McAliater of Greensboro to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Baxter
Gamma Zeta
Delta Tau
Richardson Street
I. Thurman Mann
Julius A. Smith
Civic Department
Woman's Clab
The
Elks’ Home
A. W. McAliater
Greensboro
Kills Self as Brother Is Arrested in Florida Bank Robbery
Punta Gorda Fla Nov 7 K C Addon local agent for a refining company shot and killed himself shortly after he and his brother Locke Addison were served warrants charging complicity in the September 15 robbery of the Bank of Homestead Florida a state institution. Three possemen and two of the four accused were shot dead in a two week chase through the Everglades. The other two surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta Gorad
Fla
K. C. Addon
Locke Addison
Bank of Homestead
Florida Everglades
Heart Attack Fatal to Statesville Man
William R. Smith 72 died suddenly at his Statesville home as he dressed after arising. Survived by a widow and son Everett Smith of Statesville. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery this afternoon following funeral services at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. J. H. Pressly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
William R. Smith
Mr. Smith
Everett Smith
Oakwood Cemetery
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. H. Pressly
Cotton in Good Shape Says October Weather Review
The national weather and crop bulletin reports October 31 conditions were favorable for picking. It notes North and South Carolina saw weather favorable for late cotton development and opening freely at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Weather and Crop Budestin
North
South Carolina
Chrysanthemum show offers 10 prizes at Wesley Memorial
The Wesley Memorial Church Chrysanthemum Show announces 10 prize categories for canned fruit pickles jelly and preserves. Fruit entry deadline is 9 am Thursday. Prizes include cash blankets jugs glassware and china with multiple donors and local merchants supporting the event in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Gilmer Bros
Amos Furniture Company
Beeson Hardware Company
High Point Candy Company
Wesley Memorial Church
Courthouse altercation ends with sheriff escorting man out
A disturbance at the courthouse involved a visibly intoxicated man who targeted county officials, notably Sheriff Phipps, and was removed by the sheriff in a forceful yet nonfatal incident. The episode ended without further incident. A separate note mentions Anne Byrd praising Foley Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipps
Anne Byrd
Tuscumbia
Ala
Foley
Mann Dene
Boys Like Colonel Milton At Home
Col D H Milton who runs the Old Soldiers home at Raleigh visited High Point and Salisbury while returning from Raleigh. He praised the work, said the residents are content and fond of his leadership, and noted the men enjoy reading The Enterprise at his office daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Milton
Col
D. H. Milton
Soldiere
Ral
Col. Milton
Paleieh
Sali Lury
Wats Seven
Raleigh
Editor Reveals D D P Cure for Eczema
A newspaper ad style testimony extols D D D as a cure for eczema lasting years. Readers from Roanoke Virginia and Napkinton Iowa report marked relief after using the product and urge doctors and druggists to recommend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hotchkiss
Echo
Prophettstown
Barber's
R. Tesar
Bunker
Napkinton
Chey
Ilev
Liv Wiili
Presterian Church
Roanoke
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Trinity News
Mrs. Baxter
J. Gurney Briggs
Irwin Coffield
Johnson Street
Ed. Steele
New York
Richmond
Hatcher
Clem White
Colonial
W. T. Parker
Baton Rouse
Mrs. Cook
Tom Dupree
University of Louisiana
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Rheimmatism
Wonderful Quick Cares
K.rb.r
Warserice Long
West Green
Louisville, Ky
K.R.R
W. H. Turner
Edwards Rd
Cincinnati
Ohio
Labour Drugsist’s
Kampfmueller Rheumatic Remedy Co.,Inc
Louisville
Skampfmueller’s
Rheumatic Remedy
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Geo. T. Wood
Ome
Jardiniere
A. F. Alexander
Venetia Smith
Welborn Supply Company
Brass Jardiniere
Staley Jewelry Company
Jowels, J. A. Clinard
Bones Jewelry Company
Jowels
Leonard Beavans Company
People’s Home Furnishing Company
Allen Bros
Thacker Bros
London
Rebble
Hart Drug Company
T. Y. Johnson
Mattom Drug Company
R. L. Loftin
Model Bakery
Atlantic Sales Company
Alfred Bros
Moffitt Furnisng Company
B. E. Moore
Mattocks & Welborn
Cannon-Fetter Company
Ring Rug Company
Perry Mat Grocery
Milton
Mann Drug CO
Bank of Commerce
O. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams, V.pres
A. M. Rankin
H. A. Millis
Winston-Salem
University of North Carolina
Davidson College
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