Birth Announcements and Local Social News Mix
Announcements include the birth of Edna Colleen Dowdy on November 23 and Ina Grace Proctor born November 24. Social items cover ill health of J Winston Blair, hospital visits of J R Kemp, church class meetings and entertainment events at Trinity High School, Pleasant Grove church, and South Main M E church, plus numerous dinners, bridge parties, and club gatherings at local homes and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Earl Dowdy
Edna Colleen
Virgil Proctor
Ina Grace
Ward Street
Proctor
Lillie Boggs
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Pleasant Grove Church
Old
New Hampshire
Hasty High School
Friends of Frank Gentry Confined by Asthma at Home
The notice says Frank Gentry is confined to his home on North Main Street due to asthma. It mentions Mr and Mrs Willis H Slane planning to attend the Virginia Carolina game at Chapel Hill tomorrow and travel to New York afterwards with several other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Winston Blair
Redding Street
Allred
Everett Marsh
John Peacock
Bridge
Willis Slane
Jack Grubb
Boston
Mass
Frank Gentry
North Main Street
Willis H. Slane
Chapel Hill
New York
Jacob Froelich
Matt Wall
Clel] Mahon
Inviting Hallways Through Color and Pattern
A guide to brightening entrance halls using light woodwork cream or soft yellow walls to reflect light. It suggests patterns for floors from early American spatter to checkerboard tesselation in formal spaces, with color pairings like ivory rails and varied handrails.
Trade union plans eight hour day for cigar end pickers
In Paris a group of so-called second hand tobacco dealers seek an eight hour day. They earn about 15 to 20 dollars monthly and hope to form a National Union of Pickers Up at Cigaret and Cigar ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Union of Pickers-Up
Her Love Cooled Victim Locked in Icebox Suit
Mrs Rosa Klug accuses her husband William Klug of trapping her in a large icebox for three days after which her brother found and released her. She filed a lawsuit seeking legal remedy for the alleged confinement and harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lit
Rosa Klug
William
Divorce Cross Petition Granted by Judge Blake
Vorce and Mrs Klug filed a cross petition which Judge Blake granted, finalizing the contested marital action and confirming dispositions or adjustments as indicated by the judge's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorce
Mrs. Klug
Blake
Piedmont Barbers Extend Invitation for Thursday Shoot Event
The Boys of the Piedmont Bar ber Shop invite friends and customers to join Thursday at 2 PM at the J KR Jordan Farm on the highway between Trinity and Thomasville. A shooting match offers a free turkey to the top shooter and a fox race is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
J. KR. Jordan Farm
Trinity
Thomasville
History of the American Legion in North Carolina
Raleigh special reports the history project compiling the Department of North Carolina history from the organization to date. It seeks every North Carolinian who attended the Paris 1919 conference and the U S first conference led by Theodore Roosevelt to provide full details and recollections for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
American Legion
Department of North Carolina
North
Legion
Fletcher
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
North Carolina
Tramps Print Paper The Abraham Man’s News Emerges
Word from the Birmingham tramp district reports a self published paper by beggars titled The Abraham man’s News. The single sheet is sold for half a penny and written in road slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Birmingham
Abraham Man
Illinois Soft Coal Production Reaches 55 Million Tons
Illinois coal mines produced 55,948,199 tons of soft coal in the last year. The figure highlights the industry’s output level and regional energy contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Oyster found during salvage marks age of 75 years
A remarkable claim from To bermory Bay reports Colonel K. M. Foss discovering an oyster during salvage of a galleon. The laminated shell suggests the oyster was at least 75 years old, far beyond the previously believed 20 year maximum life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
K. M. Foss
Tobermory Bay
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coats
Sir
Kemp
J. R. Kemp
Detroit, Mich
J. T. Burrus
Mr. Kemp
High Point Hospital
MR. Blair
Eliza Stevens
Eliza Steves
J. A. Eshelman
Ina Grace Proctor
Pleasant Grove Society
South Main
M. E. Church
G. C. Manly
Cable Street
Trinity Sentors
Trinity High School
Ace of Clubs
Country Club
Whitey Kaufman
Victor Recording Orchestra
Mrs. Burns
Carson Burns
Hillcrest Drive
Capus Waynick
Grattan Foy
Robert Sheloft
D. IL. Bouldin
William Simmons
Roy Spearman
W. W. Walker
Thag West
Mrs. Holton
Roland Holton
Edgedale Drive
S. C. Kirkman
L. C. Matton
Farrell Gray
Leslie Bowling
J. Hi. Walker, Jr
Kendrick
B. B. Kendrick
North Carolina College
Asheboro
High Point
Skendrick
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tom Powell
Parkway
Randall Mann
Mary Muse
Confederate Women's Home
Fayetteville
Fox Marshall
Lyman Redding
Harold Bennett
North Carolina Memorial
Gettysburg
Susie Kirkman
Garnet Pollock
Phil Warner
Joe Snyder
Educational
Norman V. Randolph
A Johnsons
Adame
Johnson Elorist
By Marie Hulser
Turkey
OTT Engraving CO
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Princess Cafe
Tomore Row
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Grandpa Oyster
Elweoed Hotel
H. Sechrest
Sechrest Funeral Home
Santa
Daddy
Kris Krinkle
Imperial Se. Tysuttalite
C. R. Lanier
Wachovia Bank
N. C
P. O. Box
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