Lambeth Ketchie Nuptials Celebrate High Point Event
The Lambeth Ketchie wedding linked Mr. Lambeth son of High Point residents to the bride, with a motor trip planned for Shenandoah Valley afterward. Mrs. Lambeth wore brown tan tweed, veil and suede shoes, and guests at Lindsay Street home viewed handsome gifts after a church decoration display led by Mrs. Barnhard and Miss Walter during the reception.
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High Point College
Cannon Mills
Lambeth
W. S. Lambeth
High Point
Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Shenandoah Valley
Angel
John F. Barnhard
Vivian Walter
Duke Pitt game draws local social crowd in Durham
Local society notes detail numerous residents and visitors attending the Duke Pitt football game in Durham yesterday afternoon. Many extended weekend visits include families from High Point Greensboro and Raleigh with several travelers planning trips to Columbus Atlanta and Nashville in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Casey
Durham
George Dobbins
B. A. Woodell
Columbus
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Woodell
Hugh Raymond
Duke
High Point
R. K. Stewart
H. N. Phillips
Wo mans Club of Lexington Opens Year With Plans
The Wo mans Club of Lexington met at the March Hotel parlor to launch the year. President Mrs Curtis L Koonts led discussions on work for the coming year and announced new committees and the program. Members express optimism for a record year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Woman’s Club of
March Hotel
Curtis L. Koonts
Eighteenth Birthday Party Greeted by Many Friends
Miss Polly Hepler hosted a Saturday evening party at her home near Willamore Springs hotel for cousin Alfred Wright celebrating his eighteenth birthday. The event featured music games and conversation with pink lighting a pink rose decor and a cake with eighteen candles. Miss Mary Bowers cut the cake while Mrs. Claud Hepler and Mrs. Charles Wright helped serve refreshments to about sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Hepler
Willamore Springs
Alfred Wright
Mary Bowers
Claud Hepler
Charles Wright
Greensboro
Miss Kale opens kindergarten in remodeled Hitchcock studio
Miss Helen Kale of St Mary's Raleigh and Converse College Spartanburg opens a kindergarten in the old Hitchcock studio on West Second Avenue. The building was remodeled and fitted up for the school which now has a large number of pupils.
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Helen Kale
St. Mary's
Raleigh
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Hitchcock Studio
West Second Avenue
Golightly Waitman marry in Lexington at First Baptist parsonage
Miss Helen Golightly and Clifford S. Waitman of Lexington were married at the First Baptist parsonage. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Golightly, is noted for her musical talent. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waitman, works with the Life Insurance Company of Virginia. They plan to reside on Ford Street after a motor trip to Richmond and Washington, D. C.
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Helen Golightly
Clifford S. Waitman
Lexington
First Baptist Church
W. G. Golightly
Waitman
Charles Waitman
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Linwood couple host Jersey Baptist youth chicken roast
Mr and Mrs Reid Smith of Linwood entertained Jersey Baptist church Sunday school youths at their home Friday evening with a chicken roast party. About twenty five guests attended as games and stunts provided entertainment.
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Reid Smith
Linwood
Jersey Baptist Church
Women delegates meet at First Presbyterian church session
A Winston Salem Presbyterial conference gathering occurred at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday with Mrs. E P Gray presiding. Miss Roberson of Salisbury spoke about her Holy Land trip during the morning, followed by Dr. Smith of Greensboro delivering a lecture in the afternoon. Local women hosted a luncheon at one o'clock for attendees.
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Winston-Salem
Robbins School PTA Holds Monthly Meeting
The Robbins school PTA met Wednesday at 3 pm in the auditorium. Miss Sarah Benn directed a songs program for city schools. Mrs J F Spruill and Mrs Grady Shoaf gave brief talks on improving the association in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Robbins School
Sarah Benn
J. F. Spruill
Grady Shoaf
Penny-in-slot machine in London dispenses phonograph needles
A London novelty prompts curious locals as a penny-in-slot machine offers phonograph needles. The device, attracting attention near a busy square, raises questions about consumer curiosities and vintage audio tech.
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London
Raleigh Debates Labor Gases In North Carolina
Raleigh hosts a debate on labor violence with focus on Marion and Gastonia incidents. The piece contrasts class antagonism in Gastonia with individual workers' rights in Marion, and explains governor Gardner's limited authority over sheriffs amid suspensions and martial law questions.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Marion
Gastonia
O. Max Gardner
Gardner
Adkins
O. F. Aderholt
Enforcement and law in Davidson county described amid unrest
The report contrasts Chief Aderbolt’s fatal shooting while enforcing the law with sheriffs in Marion facing resistance as they enforce it. It notes Governor Gardner’s criticized inaction, while detailing October marriage licenses in Davidson county: 14 licenses issued, 10 white and 4 colored, ages 17 to 26 for brides, 21 to 24 for grooms.
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Aderbolt
Marion
Sfrikers
Gardner
Lexington
W. Grant Baker
Register of Deeds
Davidson County
Register
Auto Races Spark Sahara Highway Boost
Auto races planned within a year across the Sahara aim to boost interest in a vast highway program. The routes will connect El Golea in the oasis region to Hoggar in the Ab erian Sahara and extend along the Niger river with new roads under construction.
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Sahara Desert
Desert of Mystery
El-Golea
Saharan
Hoggar
Aberian Sahara
Niger River
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Lucille Garland
Dorothy Garland
N. CC. Co. W
S. H. Tomlinson
C. F. Tomlinson
Charlotte
Mary Badgett Byrum
Sherrill’s Ford
Joseph Blount Cheshire
Milbourne Amos
State College
East
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. N. S. Stirewall
Spartanburg, S. C
Elva Pennington
Lena, Grissom
Fast Green Street
Margaret Sloan
Statesville
E. T. Kearns
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Salem College
Mrs
A. S. Caldwell
Parkway
Marie and
Harriet Jones
St. Augustine
Florida
P. V. Kirkmans
West Broad Street
L. C. Kirkman
P. V. Kirkman
Hal Ingram
Small Son
Hamlet
N. C
L. J. Ingram
Roland Park
Kenneth Schuman
Norfolk, Va
A. K. Payne
Denny St
Britt Armfield
New York
Mrs. W. J. Armfield
Asheboro
Arthur Harrison
Nashville, Tenn
Charles Suppler
Joe Pell
Rocky Mount, Va
Mrs. Pell
Charles F. Long
Elm Street
Otis Morris
Jean
Neta
Morris
Stark
Lancaster
Paul Morris
W. E. Shore
W.S. Wilder
Julia E. Brown
Norfolk
Mrs. Wilder
Sallie
Kate
Mary
Allie Higgins
Guilford College
Mrs. W. G. Huffine
Centennial Avenue
Stanton Crawford
Johnstown Junior College
Pittsburg University
McGreal
Clarke Olney
J. Elwood Amos
Amos
J. E. Amos
S. A. Holleman
Archdale
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Holleman
Greenville
Miss
William L. Holleman
Aorhdale
Greenville, Miés
Monogram
J.P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens
Lexington Society
Pikes Peak
Bust
Mississippi
Louisiana Territory
Mexican Territory
Oregon
Colorado
Buster
Broad Gelm Sts
Legion
American Legion
Louisville
Connersville
Ind
Capital
Lucy M. Eshelman
N. Main
Moore's Book Store
Register of Deeds Office
Sahara
High Point, N. C
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