Birth Announcements and Local Club Activities
Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitesell announce a daughter Anne Fleming born November 14 at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wright announce daughter Dorothy May born November 11 in Greensboro. Elm Street School PTA meets Tuesday at 7:50 p.m. at the school. Mrs. H. B. Monroe announce birth Ruth Ella born November 15 at home. Miss Hatch silhouettes at Kester Furniture window tomorrow through Saturday. WCTU to meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Pickett’s home. Owens Bible class meets Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Thomas. Intermediate Girls Auxiliary of First Baptist meets tonight at Miss Williamson’s home. program led by Miss Lomax. Birthday dinner for Mrs. Mason of Thomasville with family, friends present. Lotus Club hosted by Mrs. Tillson with contests won by Mrs. Hargett and Mrs. Farrell. fruit basket for Thanksgiving to be sent to the helping family. Club members listed. guests from Philadelphia, Kingston.
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Mrs. J. ©. Whitesell
Anne Fleming
Baptist
R. R. Wright
Dorothy May
Greensboro
Wright
Grace Swiggett
Trinity
H. B. Monroe
English Street
Ruth Ella
Owens Bible
First Baptist Church
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Adelaide Williamson
Johnson Street
Kate Lomax
Lotus Club
R. D. Tillson
North
Hamilton Street
W. L. Hargett
R. P. Farrell
Mesdames
J. W. Hedrick
W. R. Shaffer
H. L. Mitchell
H. R. Williamson
F. E. Moses
HH. Ff. Pare
GC. Earnhardt
A. L. Gibson
M. F. Crooks
Charles Lee
Visitors From Winston Salem Stay With Local Family
Mrs Holt McPherson hosts Annie Ader of Winston Salem for a weekend at Edgedale Drive. Edgar Hargett and son Warren of Kinston visit Mrs W L Hargett at Johnson Street home.
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Annie Ader
Winston- Salem
Holt McPherson
Edgedale Drive
Edgar Hargett
Warren
Kinston
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Peanut and Shoe Trade Totals in U S This Year
Virginia and Maryland farms will yield about 80 850 000 pounds of peanuts this year. It is estimated there are 45 000 shoe repair shops nationwide with annual business of 500 000 000 dollars.
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Virginia
Maryland
United States
Official Weather Bureau Report for Charlotte Area
Official Weather Bureau records show temperature and rainfall data for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. in the principal cotton growing area and surrounding regions. The report provides measurements used for agricultural and regional climate assessment.
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Charlotte
N. c
Official Weather Bureau
Rites Held For Mrs Martha Carter
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Carter were held at her Jamestown home with Rev. R. E. Hunt and Rev. E. W. Jacobs officiating. A large gathering attended including pallbearers C. V. Bundy H. F. Merritt J. D. Wood George L. Hodgin W. E. Toomes M. C. Campbell and granddaughters Thelma Carter Carroll Davis Emma Gardner Donova Davis. Interment followed at Sandy Ridge cemetery sealed in the family plot.
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Martha Carter
Jamestown
R. E. Hunt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. W. Jacobs
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. V. Bundy
H. F. Merritt
J. D. Wood
George L. Hodgin
W. E. Too
Holton Revival Concludes After Two-Week Meeting
The revival series at Union Gospel tabernacle West Green and Ward streets led by Rev. R. C. Holton of Greensboro ends after two weeks. E. P. Buck in charge reports all services well attended with many professions of faith and mid week services moved to Tuesday and Friday nights.
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Union Gospel Tabernacle
West Green
Ward Streets
R. C. Holton
Greensboro
E. P. Buck
Supper Planned for Wesley Memorial Church Stewards
A church supper for the senior and junior boards of Wesley Memorial church stewards will be held in the church basement tonight at 6 30, hosted by Fred N. Tate, senior board chairman. Over 125 leaders expected with guests including Rev. G Ray Jordan the new pastor Rev John W Moore former pastor Rev W A Newell and Rev A W Pirler.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Fred N. Tate
G. Ray Jordan
John W. Moore
Mr. Jordan
Dilworth Methodist Church
Charlotte
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
A. W. Pirler
The
Christian Advocate
Open New Service Station In City
C. E. Baumgardner and H. L. Baumgardner have opened a service station at College and English streets, on Cecil's former site. They offer gasoline oils greases and automotive batteries with complete battery service and ignition repairs as a feature. The station features modern equipment and both proprietors bring years of industry experience.
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C. E
Jack’? Baumgardner
H. L. Baumgardner
College and
English Streets
Cecil
Services Held For Walter Kenneth Bowers
Funeral services for Walter Kenneth Bowers nine year old son of Mr and Mrs T H Bowers were held at their Archdale home yesterday at 10 o clock Rev W N Killam officiated Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery in Archdale News records credit local obituaries without graphic detail.
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Walter Kenneth Bowers
T. H. Bowers
Archdale
W. N. Killam
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
Farm club calves enter ninth annual fat stock show
Farm club boys from 28 counties entered 540 calves in the ninth annual fat stock show at Louisville Kentucky.
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Farm Club
Louisville
Lindbergh to test faster plane with new wing
Carl Squire of Lockheed announced Colonel Lindbergh will visit Los Angeles to fit the low wing monoplane with a larger motor and a retractable landing gear. The upgrade boosts top speed to about 225 mph and may support a South American flight. Tests at Burbank completed after nine months.
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Los Angeles
Carl Squire
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Chas. A.lindbergh
Squier
Colonel Lindbergh
Squire
Princeton
N. J
Lindbergh
East Coast
Burbank
Flashes Of Life: Earnings Rise With Education
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs finds annual earnings rise with education. Doctors of philosophy earn about 3167 dollars, masters 2349, bachelors 1759, normal school graduates 1506, high school 1463, grammar school 1480, college graduates 1867, and non graduates 1529.
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New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Brenau Seniors Favor Love and Health in Husbands
Gainesville Ga Love and health are the principal qualifications desired in husbands by seniors of Brenau college. By large majorities they have so decided in questions propounded by the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Brenau College
Russian immigrant Wolff leaves $1 million estate
St Louis based Abraham Wolff, who came from Russia 45 years ago and became a junkman, died leaving an estate valued at about 1 million dollars. In later years he earned wealth through oil investments.
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St. Louis
Abraham Wolff
Russia
Cass Gilber Awarded Gold Medal for Skyscraper Design
Architect Cass Gilber receives a gold medal from the society of arts and sciences for work on skyscraper development in New York. The Wool worth Building he designed is praised as an epochal landmark in architectural history despite losing status as the largest.
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New York
Cass Gilber
Society of Arts and Sciences
Woolworth
Chicago Ceres Cleaned by Sand Blast From Smoke
Chicago’s Ceres figure atop the board of trade building will be kept shining by an electric switch tied to a sand blasting system. When the statue darkens from smoke, the device will operate and in about two seconds render it clean.
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Chicago
Ceres
Board of Trade
Author Seabrook Recounts Lake Chad Visit and NY Comparisons
W C Seabrook, returning from the Lake Chad region of Africa, says cannibals there were nicer to him than New Yorkers he has met on the street. He notes unexpected kindness amid local dangers and urban roughness.
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New York
Lake Chad
Africa
W. C. Seabrook
Mosquitoes Blamed for 1916 Black Tom Blast Claim
Macon detective Ervin J. Smith attributes the New Jersey Black Tom explosion to swarms of mosquitoes disturbing workmen. He says workers lit a fire to deter pests, causing a freight car loaded with shells to ignite and set off the incident. Germany has been absolved by the mixed claims commission.
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Macon
Ervin J. Smith
New Jersey
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
Smith
Gurley Takes Deacon Vows After Tobacco Abstinence
H. L. Gurley of Brookton Georgia has pledged abstinence from tobacco following physician advice. He has been ordained a deacon under Methodist church statutes.
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Atlanta
H. L. Gurley
Brookton
South picks two best young singers in national audition
Miss Mary George Cortner soprano from New Orleans and William Eugene Loper baritone from Jackson Miss were named best young singers in the south by judges and radio audience in the semi finals. They win gold medals and will compete in New York City on December 14 for a share of 25000 in awards and scholarships.
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Washington
Mary George Cortner
New Orleans
William Eugene Loper
Jackson
Miss
South
Suntry
New York City
Atwater Kent Foundation
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Cortner
Mr. Lopez
Leoncavallio
Tulane University
Greenwood
Dixie District
Cial Network
Thelma Verneuille
Mobile
Ala
Louise Knight Whitten
Memphis
James Sheets
Martin S. Ellis
New York
United States
Washington, D. C
Metropolis
Clorifying Your Gal F 1930 Hair Care Advice
A historical piece advises on aging hair from Mt. Vernon era to modern times. It notes heredity and stress influence graying, promotes tonics that whiten gray hair without bleaching, and warns against heat and staining for emerging grays. It mentions French Bluing and a henna shampoo powder to enhance vitality without changing natural color.
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Martha Washington
Mt. Vernon
Confederate flag maker honored in Fletcher memorial
Orren Randolph Smith, designer of the Confederate flag, was honored with a dedicatory marker at Calvary Episcopal Church in Fletcher near Asheville. The ceremony drew about 1,000 attendees despite rain, with speakers including Clyde Hoey and Rev. Clarence Stuart McClellan Jr. Jessica Randolph Smith presented the original flag copy.
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Asheville
N. C
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fletcher
Lere
Three boys joyride in stolen car from Greensboro
In Greensboro three youths aged 10 to 11 took a stolen automobile for a joy ride to Winston-Salem and back, with Harold Engle, 10, driving for the first time while the vehicle’s theft is noted. In Winston-Salem, police arrest Harry Morrell known as The Banana Man after officers discover a bottle of rum at his stand amid odd combo claims of watermelon and corn whiskey.
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Greensboro
N. C
Winston- Salem
Harold Engle
Winston-Salem
Harry Morrell
Police Stop Reveals WV Theft Confession
Winston Salem report says Officer C G Ballard stopped Bill Williams a Charleston West Virginia youth, who confessed to stealing a car in Hillsboro after being alerted to a traffic law violation.
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Winston-Salem
C. G. Ballard
Bill Williams
Charleston
W. Va
Williams
Hillsboro
Spartanburg Opens Unique New Industry In Sc
Spartanburg S C with the spotlight on a unique new industry touted as the first of its kind in the area. Local officials predict growth, jobs, and regional impact as the venture moves from announcement to operation.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Waistband Maker for Men and Boys Dominates South Market
The Southern Waist Band Company specializes in manufacturing waistbands for men's and boys' clothing, expanding its regional footprint and market presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Southern Waist Band Company
Ingenious mother enforces clock punch for large family
A creative mother with a large brood has devised a morning and evening time clock. Children must punch in when arising and punch out when going to bed, enforcing a strict daily routine.
Louisiana Salt Mines Produce Over 500000 Tons Annually
Three salt mines in Louisiana yield more than 500000 tons of salt each year, highlighting the state's significant mineral production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Stamps for Canning Practical Helpers for Home Cooks
Many housekeepers find rub stamps handy for stamping names on cans and jars or preserving foods. The note suggests stamps help organize pantry stock and identify contents during home canning efforts.
North Carolina Imports Record Wheat Volume
North Carolina imports more than 8,006,000 bushels of wheat annually in grain and bread form, reflecting a substantial demand.
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North Carolina
Kansas Plans $2,000,000 State Highway Program
Kansas announces a winter construction program with a total budget of 2 million dollars aimed at building and resurfacing highways across the state. State officials emphasize job creation and improved rural and urban routing.
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Kansas
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WBIG
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Silhouette
Circle Four
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Hatch
Kester Furniture Company
W. P. Pickett
North Main Street
Mrs. Mason
P. R. Mason
Thomasville
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John Mason
Gastonia
J. H. Brewer
J. C. Alexander
Statesville
Lula Jones
T. Brown
Rudd Newsome
Lexington
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Woman's Club
Official Bureau Weather Report
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Walter Bowers
Associated Press
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W.E. Loper
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Orren Randolph Smith
Westminster Abbey of South
Hell Cleavac Dolmans
Stephen’s
Nomse
Eureka
Philadelphia
Clinard Electric Company
College Street
High Point
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