Birth notices and community gatherings fill the High Point items
Birth announcements include Peggy Marshall born November 15 to the late D. M. Lyerly and Mrs Lyerly and Grace Lillian Jowers born November 15 to Mr and Mrs C S S Jowers. Bible study classes and club meetings are listed with leaders and locations across Pickett Street Morris Street Lindsay Street West Broad Chestnut and Emerywood. A wedding notice reports Grace Taylor and Rex Stuart wed in Danbury with reception details and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Lyerly
Lyerly
Peggy Marshall
Grace Lillian Jowers
Numeber
Winston-Salem Bride and Danbury Bride See Sendoff
Mrs Hazel Saunderz of Winston-Salem and Miss Nellie Joyce of Danbury supervised the guest book at a High Point wedding. Guests said goodbye at the side entrance to Mr and Mrs Roland Taylor. Decorations featured southern smilax English ivy and white chrysanthemums. The dining table displayed venetian point lace, a silver basket of white chrysanthemums and tall green tapers. Ices shaped as wedding bells slippers and hearts matched heart shaped cakes and bonbons served at reception. Mr and Mrs Stuart left for an extended winter trip to New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Danbury
Grace Pemberton Taylor
Rex E. Stuart
Winston-Salem
Bates Allen
Kernersville
Mary. Taylor
Huerter
Jule Spach
Benbow Merriman
Oak Ridge
Nevin
Mendelssohn
Ralph Wilson
Thomasville
Hiram Armentrout
Rodney Snow
Tom Armstrong
Eleanor Osborne
Tampa
Fla
Ralph Ogburnn
Mary Weaver
Asheville
Ernest Fulp
Bates Walser
Bob Shore
Carl Ogburn
Milton Cash
Spotswood Taylor
Miriam Eaird
Anne Cannon
Concord
Eustace Whaling
Harry Keel
Katherine Smith
Greensboro
Helen Hall
Decatur
Tom Alderman
Clint Schaum
E. P. Pepper
Mattie Sue Taylor
Tom Stuart
Paul Taylor
H. B. Shelton
Luna Taylor
Betty Shelton
Marjorie Pepper
Angela Taylor
Ned Stuart
Stuart
Mrs. Spotswood Taylor
Captain Spotswood Taylor
Grace McGhee Taylor
Mary Pemberton Moon
Guilford College
Columbia University
Salem College and Academy
J. A. Stuart
University of North Carolina
New York University
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
John Taylor
Annie Allen
Edwin Taylor
J. R. Stuart
Mesdames Carrgburn
J. C. Allery
Springfield
Ohio
Messrs
Jules Spach
E. R. Pepper
Danville
Mack
Hazel Saunderz
Nellie Joyce
Roland Taylor
Mrs
New York
Canada
Mrs Elizabeth Covington Wintering in Town on North Main
Mrs Elizabeth Covington of Baltimore Md arrives to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs John Sheroff at her North Main street home. Mrs J S Welborn attends the U D C general meeting in Charleston S C. Local D A R chapter seeks November box for Ellis Island with Mrs S L Davis as box committee chair urging prompt article submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. JU Judson
Parkway
Musical Art Club
Roland Park-Emerywood
Edwin Lyon
Otteray Drive
Gene Lamont
J. A. Davis
Willowbrook Street
Lottie Holden
H. C. Fogleman
Newton Street
Lesson
Gallaugins
Faithful
Clarence L. Pierce
Richardson Street
Philemon
Eliza Stevens
R. A. Sheloff
Johnson Street
Elizabeth Covington
Baltimore, Md
John, Sheroff
North Main Street
J. S. Welborn
Charleston, S. C
Ellis Island
Correction to Stamey Jewelry Sunday advertisement
A published Sunday notice misstated engraving and boxing costs. The corrected line now reads engraving and boxing without cost, replacing the previous claim of charging for engraving and boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamey Jewelry Company
Roll Call Workers Named As Drive Starts Tomorrow
Walter M. Stanland Brunswick recorder and two Charleston men among six convicted in a Brunswick County prohibition case see sentences suspended by Federal Judge I M Meekins. The liquor seizure at Calabash involved 1220 quarts. defense argued no direct link to ownership or transport. The Charleston pair faced 18 month terms. suspension ordered until December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Walter M. Stanland
Brunswick County Recorder
R & Snaw
A. R. Perrycola
Charleston
Brunswick Recorder
I. M. Meekins
Calabash
Brunswick County
Baptist leaders urge broader planning and Christian planting
The sermon stresses preparing for bigger mission needs and sacrifice. It highlights college backed planting as a distant yet rich church harvest, stressing leadership in pulpit, business, teaching, and planning to meet a complex modern society.
Red Cross Roll Call Opens in High Point with Local Drive
Plans for the Red Cross Roll Call in High Point are under way with volunteers secured for tomorrow morning at the post office and local drug stores. The drive aims to raise membership to 1,000, up from 535, as volunteers report extensive county and state Red Cross activity including garment making, braille transcription, and 29,121 Christmas bags for overseas service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
High Point
W. A. Hayes
Bonner
John Abels
Lamar McCallum
M. K. Price
Mann’s
Paul Smith
Ben Moore
Jack Edwards
The
American Red Cross
North Carolina
United States
Canteeens
Motor Corps
Glass presses RNC to pledge enforcement of prohibition and suffrage amendments
Glass urged the Republican National Committee to commit to enforcing not only the 18th amendment but also the women’s suffrage amendments. He avoided judging whether violations exist but said any alleged breaches should shape the party’s stance. He called it a magnificent outcome if debate over alcohol leads to a firmer defense of the Constitution.
Coast Line Plant Damaged by Flames
Rocky Mount reports a fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Atlantic Coast Line planing plant and several box cars causing an estimated loss of 55000. Firemen arrived as the building burned and work to clear debris began. several hundred workers are not losing a day’s work according to railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Atlantic Coast Line
Appreciation pours into headquarters after Christmas
Donations flood the headquarters as recipients express gratitude for the holiday gifts and support received, highlighting a season of generosity and community cohesion.
Explosion devastates district killing and wounding hundreds
An explosion across a heavily damaged district killed and injured about 500 people and caused millions in damage. President Robertson ruled out rebuilding the Equitable gas works on the old site. Red Cross director R. E. Bondy surveyed the area after A K Oliver, Pittsburgh chapter chair, reported 400 homeless families and 50 homes destroyed. Police raided a local saloon, seizing moonshine and wine and arresting the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Gas Works
Robertson
R. E. Bondy
American National Red Cross
A. K. Oliver
Pittsburgh
Keeper Question Frays Amid Riddle of Ice Cleaning
In a cryptic exchange, the keeper wonders what is wrong as a judge notes a dirty ice fragment washed in hot water. The odd remark hints at a puzzling scenario and a misplaced object.
New Trial Granted to Glenn Holland in Donkel Killing
In Newton, evidence resumed for Glenn Holland, who was sentenced to 12 years for killing Paul Donkel in October 1926. A new trial was granted because prior trial evidence of Holland fearing Donkel was not admitted. Holland testified that Donkel had threatened his life several times before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Glenn Holland
Paul Donkel
Holland
Donkel
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Allred
Pickett Street
Mr. Allred
Stevens
Harvey
Morris Street
FE. Rietzel
Arnold Lko
Lindsay Street
Grayson
American Association of University Women
Nancy Kirkman
West Broad
Chestnut Streets
Flossie Foster
MR. Lindley
Paul Lindley
Burbank
R. T. Amos
Emerywood
A. E. Taplin
Garden Club
ST. Mary's Bazaar
St. Mary’s Church
Homer Wheeler
Ruth Welborn
Mary King
Chas. Smith
Norma Dutton
Grace Hiatt
O. T. Club
Clark
Gilbert Clark
Oakwood Court
Homer Dodge Martin
George Fuller
T. J. Gold
Martin
Caldwell
Fuller
A. S. Caldwell
J. J. Farris
W. C. Jones
A. S. Parker
Carter Dalton
Mary Alexander
Charles F. Long
Kendall Hunter
W. J. Sloan
Frank Hunsucker
Ralph Parker
Grace Taylor
Rex Stuart
Winston- Salem Journal
Remus
Shook
J. J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Charles P. Taft
Davis
Cincinnati
George Remus
Chester R. Shook
Charles P. Tatt
Thomas Green
Venireman
Mr. Taft
God
Taft
Secretary Davis
Dodge
George Cannon
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
Baptists
Coast Line
Cascaret
Cascarets
Plate
Thoggeughich
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Hys O
Ust
Beavans
Cecil
Ringion Hotel
Washington DC
Marti Tilden
Washington
Puxj Marshall
Moss & Mallory
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