Local church and club meetings fill week schedule
Community notes show Lottie Holden class meeting at 3 with Mrs Clapp at Meadows street and Gene Lamont Bible class with Mrs Foust at 642 Willowbrook. Archdale Friends host chicken supper 6 to 9 and YWCA board dinner at 6 15 and meeting follow. Several church groups meet with officers elected and social gatherings at the J W C A and other homes.
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Lottie Holden
Freddie Clapp
Meadows Street
Mark
Gene Lamont
J. ©. Foust
Willowbrook Street
Local society notes from Charlotte region social visits
Mrs. Tom Kearns spends the day in Charlotte with relatives. Mrs. Atwood Hunt of Morganton visits Mrs. Capus Waynick at Carrickmoor. Little Miss Joan TenHoopen visits grandmother Mrs. E. T. Harmon on North Main. Mrs. Paul Ten Hoopen and daughter Katherine stay a week in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Matthews and daughter Emma Gene return to Laurinburg after visiting Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Trout
St. Louis
T. Wingate Andrews
John CC. Abels
Roland Park
Robert Russell
Abels
Mesdames T. Wingate Andrews
Herman Smith
FE. T. Harrison
Charles Kearns
Sam Davis, Jr
Schubal Kirkman
Wade Marsh
Jesse Harris
Paul Myatt
L. G. Robichaux
Margaret Shineberger
Patte Jordan
Violet Johnson
Farrell Gray
Sigma Theta Club
Parkway
Richard Reitzel
Capus Waynick
Jack Thomas
Elmer Draughn
Betty Lou
North Drive
Mrs
Tom Kearns
Charlotte
Atwood Hunt
Morganton
Carrickmoor
Joan TenHoopen
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Paul Ten Hoopen
Katherine
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. E. M. Matthews
Emma Gene
Laurenburg
Judge Gant Health Report Cites Risk In Court Appearance
A medical report warns that M W Gant suffers coronary artery disease high blood pressure and angina pectoris with underlying disease likely to remain stationary or progress The court heard arguments on ordering a trial with the defense and state counsel presenting lengthy remarks as Judge Sink presided while health concerns were noted but not resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Gant
A. L. Brooks
Gant
Steel Construction Institute to Convene in Pinehurst
More than 200 steel construction leaders attend the eighth annual American Institute of Steel Construction convention in Pinehurst from October 28 to November 1. Guests include James A. Farrell of U S Steel, E W Beatty of Canadian Pacific, and E P Thomas of U S Steel. Dr Frank Parker of Wharton will address business conditions with a round table session. Ross H McMaster of Montreal and Otto Von Halem of Berlin expected to attend.
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Pinehurst
American Institute of Steel Construction
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
E. P. Thomas
Frank Parker
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Ross H. McMaster
Montreal
Steel Corporation of Canada
Otto von Halem
Berlin
Trial Arguments Refer to Railroading and Political Angles
The court heard objections to the use of the term railroading in connection with the Gant trial and to Mr Sterns efforts to introduce political aspects of the case as part of the defense or cross examination.
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Hines
Gant
Sterns
Six Indictments Facing Dickenson in Virginia
Harry Dickenson a Richmond filling station attendant faced six indictments in hustings court on charges of unlawful secretion of minor Mary Francis McClenny with parental consent not present. Three indictments are felonies. McClenny and her parents sought warrants after she disappeared last July. Ledbetter was indicted for aiding and abetting but the case was not pressed. he was held as a material witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harry Dickenson
Mary Francis McClenny
Miss McClenny
D. C. McClenny
Hampton Gardens
Dickenson
Waynesboro
N. H. Dickenson
Harry
Johnnie Ledbetter
Denver Co-Ed Weds Aide of Gandhi
Gopal Singh Khalsa a representative of the Indian National Congress marries Irene Halil twenty from the University of Colorado in Denver following a year long acquaintance during Khalsa's lectures in Boulder. Halil is the daughter of G A Hall of Boulder and a university freshman. Khalsa has been linked to Gandhi movement since 1919 and runs the Hindustani in San Francisco.
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Denver
Gopal Singh Khalsa
Indian National Congress
Mahatma Ghandi
Irene Halil
University of Colorado
Khalsa
University of Boulder
G. A. Hall of
Boulder
Amritsar
Hindustani
San Francisco
Motion Picture Trucks Planed for South Africa Tour
A fleet of motor trucks with talking picture apparatus is planned in South Africa to bring entertainment to rural audiences.
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South Africa
London Prince George Rouses Navy League Dinner Toast
Prince George, a noted orator, praised Lord Nelson at a navy league dinner marking Trafalgar. He compared the navy to a multiplication table, essential for business but ill suited to grand oratory. He also called piracy “the oldest and most exciting of aquatic sports.”
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London
Prince George
Lord Nelson
Navy League
Trafalgar
Victory sails nostalgia as Trafalgar battle feasts return
In Portsmouth harbor the Nelson flagship Victory marks the Trafalgar anniversary with eight admirals dining aboard. Conditions match Nelson era with lantern light, cabin meals, and foods he once ate prepared aboard, reviving historic aboard life.
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Porthmouth
England
Lord Nelson
Victory
Trafalgar
Portsmouth
Nelson
New York Bull Fighters Earn Big but Carry Big Retinues
Sidney Franklin of Brooklyn notes top matadors perform about 100 appearances per season in Spain with averages around $5,000 each. He explains earnings are reduced by the need to support an elaborate retinue including three picadors three peons a valet and a cook.
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New York
Sidney Franklin
Jersey lightning mule breaks neck during restraint
Fort Hancock reports an incident where a white mule used to distill Jersey lightning objected violently while being restrained and broke her neck. The army mule, despite its notoriety and strong kick, suffered the same fate in the same process.
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Fort Hancock
N. J
Army
Cat yawns bridge 10,000 miles in Schenectady room
In Schenectady New York a cat wandered into an engineering lab as staff discussed radio engineering details The feline’s sudden yawn was loud enough to be heard as far away as Australia the incident adding a humorous note to technical work.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Australia
Rear Admiral Taylor Receives John Fritz Gold Medal
New York retired Rear Admiral Davis Watson Taylor of the U S N has earned the John Fritz gold medal, the engineering profession's top honor, for his numerous ship design improvements and early contributions to the navy's trans Atlantic seaplane flight plans.
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New York
Davis Watson Taylor
Navy
John Fritz
Award Made by Four Engineering Societies
In Tangkanetzu Manchuria about 8,000 people chiefly Japanese visited a resort over the past year for curative mud baths. Mud from hot sulphur springs is rail transported in wooden coffin shaped tubs to a bath house. Patients stay ten minutes then rest in woolens and bed for hours. rheumatism and neuralgia sufferers are the main clients.
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Tangkanetzu
Manchuria
New York Woman Wins Vocal Scholarship Amid Sea of Applicants
New York and Mobile, Alabama resident Marguerita Kuppersmith, a blind aspiring singer, is praised by Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink as a promising talent. She is one of the recipients among 40 scholarship awards from 3000 applications for vocal study.
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New York
Marguerita Kuppersmith
Mobile
Ala
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Miss Kuppersmith
Schumann- Heink
Menckes Guests Attend Fritzhurry Socials at Sedgefield
Social events accompany the North Carolina Fox Hunters Association field trials at Sedgefield Manor. Mr and Mrs Harry Raymond host guests from New York including Mr and Mrs Frank G Menke with a series of dinners and a Dutch supper around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzharry
Sedgefield
Harry Raymond
Frank G. Menke
New York
C. M. Hauser
T. J. Gold
A. H., Millis
Carter Dalton
Katherine Raymond
Danish Navy Fliers Test Planes For Seafish Spying
Danish naval air corps fliers will pilot aircraft to scout shoals of mackerel and herring, a new spying method aimed at locating abundant fish schools for fishing fleets. The experiment signals closer integration of aerial work with maritime resources and commercial fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
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Virginia Kidd
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Lucille Cable
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Columbia University
Joseph D. Cox
R. K. Stewart
Tresurer
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J. D. Cox
Caldwell
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S. H. Tomlinson
J. Irvin Paylor
Mrs. Abels
Canterbury Club
Kennedy
J. M. Kennedy
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Sigma Thea Club
Beta PI Club
Comer Covington
Broad Street
First Baptist Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. B. Sheloff
A. B. Conrad
Societo
Fant Kelly
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
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Matthews
Mrs. Smith
Walnut Street
America
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Anne Kinsolving
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Brown
A. B. Kinsolving
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Coats
Blacks and Navy
Qualiy Coats
Steel Construction Institute
Broadhurst
Mor
Guippelmieve
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Moffitt’s
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Hosiery Hospital, Inc
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Beal’s, Inc
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Coachie’s Beauty Shoppe
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