Community notices and club meetings announced
Local society items list postponements and upcoming events. W O T club postpones meeting. Sigma Theta club to meet with Mrs Grubb. W C T U meets with executive session. Cards parties planned on Thursday hosted by Mrs Marsh and Mrs Alderman. G M G hosts party at First Reformed church with a playful nickel incentive. Miss Gardyne to speak at YWCA World Fellowship Week service tomorrow. Mowery Bean marriage reported in Salisbury. Tea and Topics club met on Thursday with discussions on Contemporary Magazines and academic publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Marsh
Garland Alderman
West Green Street
Donald Headen
Gardyne
Dorothy Gardyne
England
Oxford
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
W. F. Armfield
R. H. Sechrest
W. C. Phillips
Orchestra Leader Organizes Musical Nine to Meet All Comers
New York City reports Fred Rich, manager and pitcher, leads a jazz band turned baseball nine ready to challenge professional players. Rich says rhythm enhances muscle movement and athletic efficiency, citing practice to rapid jazz numbers and a belief in rhythm as training for baseball skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Fred Rich
Mr. Rich
Astor Hotel
Rich
San Francisco
Flapper Fanny and Local Weekend Visitors
Flapper Fanny dresses in the latest style and Mrs Ed Clodfelter attends with Miss Elizabeth Hedrick of Lexington as her companion. Lloyd Clodfelter and his roommate Gilbert from Chapel Hill visit Mr Clodfelter's parents. Henry Clodfelter and his sister Veda from Catawba College spend the weekend with their parents, the McAnallys, on South Main Street. Charles McAnally returns to Chapel Hill to resume studies after a weekend with the McAnallys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clodfelter
Clodfelter
Elizabeth Hedrick
Lexington
Lloyd Clodfelter
Mr. Gilbert
Chapel Hill
Mr. Clodfelter
Henry Clodfelter
Sister Veda
Catawba College
And
Charles McAnally
Mrs. McAnally
South Main Street
Road Builders Reach Jamestown This Week
Hagedorn Construction will complete concrete base work widening the High Point Greensboro highway to Jamestown this week. After finishing up to this point the plant moves to High Point to start toward Jamestown with concrete and asphalt topping on Greensboro to Sedgefield finished. Atlantic Paving lays about 1000 feet daily and aims to complete to Jamestown in a month if weather holds. Deep River bridge work is slower than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagedorn Construction Company
High Point
Greensboro
Jamestown
Road Building Company
Sedgefield
Atlantic Paving Company
Deep River
Road Bridge Project Progress Near Completion
The span is expected to be finished before Hagedorn workers lay the base at the sector. Base layers will move from High Point toward Jamestown, making the bridge road the last portion reached. Lewis and Sons of Gate City report cave-ins delaying excavation but officials praise the overall progress and aim to open a 30 foot roadway to traffic by the first of the year barring freezing or rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagedorn
High Point
Jamestown
Lewis, and Sons
Gate City
Death penalty limited for foreigners under Mussolini regime
A Mussolini government decree states foreigners accused of attempting against the premier’s life are not subject to the death penalty. Edward Waite, firearms expert in the Hall- Mills murder case, dies in New York. A Baptist minister in South Torrington Wyoming kills his wife and four of five children then dies by suicide. Massachusetts Governor Fuller, guarded by French service, spends a quiet Paris Sunday amid Sacco Vanzetti fears. John L. Lewis, UMW president, in Indianapolis, cites wage scale return as West Virginia and Pennsylvania mines push for “economic sanity.” Catherine the Great crown jewels, valued at 42 million, head to New York for public sale.
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South Torrenton
Wyoming
Governor Fuller
Massachusetts
Paris
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Catherine the Great
New York
Weather advisory on tropical disturbance near 20 30N 85 30W recurving north
The Weather Bureau issued storm warnings noting at 10 30 a m an advisory for a tropical disturbance of slight to moderate intensity near 20 30 north latitude and 85 30 west longitude. No strong winds have been reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. O. T. Club
Sigma Theta Club
J. H. Grubb
John Hedrick
Mowery-Bean
Salisbury
Salisbury and Spencer
Viola Mowery
Alton Bean
North Long Street
H. C. Sprinkle
First Methodist Church
Pauling Smith
Jazz
Flapper
Moffiti
N. Main St
Hart Drug Company
Hagedorn Company
Main
Kiothes
Alma Lokrer
Associated Press
Mussolini
Edward Waite
Hall- Mills
Wachovia Bank
Chrysanthemums
Johnson
Floriss Lpton
North Main St
Hot House
Agency
Uality Shoe Store
Gveny Re
Martha Washington Candy Store
Northam Street
Princess Cafe
Bilt
Florida
Cher Oxford
the Shoe Men
High Point N. C
Beavans’ Daily Store News
New
Loves
Enalle
the Ladies’ Store
Sartin
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