Garden Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule
Local clubs announce meetings this week including High Point and Mid- Week Garden Club sessions at 10 am. Utopian and Priscilla clubs host afternoon gatherings, Calvary Philathea class meets Tuesday, and Wayside Garden Club plans a Tuesday visit. Community events include an oyster supper, a Burnham Wood concert tonight, and a Halloween party at Union Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Gurney Kearns
J. S. Pickett
Church Leaders Hold Meet Here
Prominent laymen from Greensboro Winston-Salem Asheboro and other nearby towns met at the First Methodist Protestant church to discuss church issues ahead of the North Carolina conference in Albemarle on November 5. A committee was formed to study the possible consolidation of Methodist Protestant and Methodist Episcopal denominations and to draft resolutions for the state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
North Carolina
Albemarle
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
High Point College
Tests on bullet identification in Campbell murder case
Washington October 27 tests will determine bullet ID reliability in the Herbert M Campbell murder trial. Dr Wilmer Souder of the bureau of standards testified that bullets from Campbell s .32 caliber revolver matched those found in Mary Bakers body. Calvin Goddard had previously given similar testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert M. Campbell
Mary Baker
Cheraw
S. C
Wilmer Souder
Bureau of Standards
Campbell
Calvin Goddard
Chicago
Goddard
Local visits appear in Birmingham and nearby towns
About People Miss Claricce Davis of Birmingham is visiting her aunts on South Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman visit their daughter in Madison apartments. Miss Sarah Jarrett, Guilford student, spent Sunday with family with companions from Guilford College. Frank Wineskie returns from Statesville to daughter Ben Cooper. Mrs. Moses returns from ten days in eastern state. Norman Kelly of Sanford visits sister Gladys on Thurston Street. Mrs. Nolen returns home after weekend in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claricce Davis
Birmingham, Ala
S. L. Davis
8. K. Davis, Jr
South Main Street
Sarah Jarrett
Guilford College
Eugene Jarrett
Sarah Davis
Ruby Crews
Nell McMullen
Frank Wineskie
Statesville
Ben Cooper
I. Kb. Moses
Norman Kelly
Sanford
Miss Gladys Kelly
Thurston Street
W. H. Nolen
Richardson Street
Charlotte
Father and three children killed at grade crossing
In Toccoa Georgia a father Jim Westmoreland and his four children were involved in a grade crossing crash with a Southern Railway train. Otis 14 Harrison 9 Avales 7 Lamar 5 and Bernice Westmoreland were injured. The collision occurred near the railway station and the father and three children died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taccoa
Southern Railway
Jim Westmoreland
Navy Day Address To Be Broadcast Tonight In Greensboro
Bruce H. Carraway of the American Legion will speak over WBIG Greensboro at 10 pm on a Navy Day program. He will discuss the navy's history and present activities, as part of the event sponsored by R. F. Edmiston at the local recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Carraway
American Legion
WBIG
Greensboro
R. F. Edmiston
Mr. Carraway
Navy
Skin pores per square inch count
A fact states the human skin contains about 3500 pores per square inch.
Tragic Junction Crash Claims Seven Year Old
Jasper Durham aged seven died from injuries after a head on collision near Blair's Dairy Farm Saturday afternoon. Four others injured include Mrs Hill Carl Hill and Carl Crofts. Julian Durham is recovering. Police blame the accident on the father. funeral set for Green Street Baptist church tomorrow at 11 for burial in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Durham
S. P. Durham
Venable
Guilford General Hospital
Sblair
Cecil Hill
Carl Hill
Carl Crofts
Trinity Township
Julian Durham
Julian
Effie
Ida
Mary
High Point
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Mrs Wood and Daughters Return from Lynchburg Visit
Mrs J R Wood and daughters Ruby and Hdna return to Montlieu avenue after visiting Mrs Wood and her son Lt M Wood in Lynchburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wood
Ruby and
Hdna
Montlieu Avenue
Fifty Year Democratic Clubs Organized in North Carolina
In Mecklenburg County a Fifty-Year Democratic club formed by F. M. Redd has enrolled over 200 members aged 71 and older in days. Branches already exist in Concord Monroe Gastonia and Shelby ahead of a November 1 rally at Armory Auditorium where Former Governor Cameron Morrison will speak. Members receive a front row seat ticket a membership certificate and lapel badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Graham
Charlotte
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Democratic Club
Graham
Mecklenburg County
Concord
Monroe
Gastonia
Shelby
F. M. Redd
Armory Auditorium
Cameron Morrison
Redd
Court Docket Here Filled With Liquor Law Cases
Municipal court log lists 36 cases, six non liquor charges. Frank Starnes fined six months on first DUI and hit and run charges with $500 bond. other defendants face fines, jail, probation, or suspensions for liquor or prohibition violations and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starnes
Lewis Teague
B. B. Goolsby
E. W. King
Fairbanks Holmes
Bill Horney
Threes and Fives Word Puzzle Across and Down
Word puzzle grid clues include calf of the leg spigot debt apart rubber tree lace god of love quantity verbal soak flax prong tell document womens club roof cover custom skillet farewell chemical fish scarlet allotted stitch engine conscious flower leaf membranous bag unfair money lender mature lariat savor pedal digit behind the times deer s horn hodgepodge sun edge of a pez salty pertaining to poles living took the part of another stone avoid renovate identical death notice meat scatter
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God of Love
Bout Cancelled in Cleveland Over Fields Knee Injury
The Jackie Fields Paul Pirrone bout scheduled for Wednesday was cancelled by the Cleveland boxing commission due to Fields knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Jackie Fields
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Fields
Sides is Dismissed for Abandonment
W A Sides former manager of Red Bell Shoe Co is discharged in High Point municipal court for want of jurisdiction after judge Teague rules abandonment occurred in Winston Salem, not High Point. Mrs Sides testified he left with another woman two months ago and sent no support for their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sides
Red Bell Shoe
High Point
Lewis Ek. Teague
Winston-Salem
Win -Salem
Tennessee
Sides
Lindy’s Flight Instructor Killed in Car Crash
St Louis, Oct 27. Errold G. Bahl, 35, former instructor to Charles A. Lindbergh and known as the Lone Eagle, died yesterday when his automobile collided with a salesman Charles Remington’s car. The accident occurred as both vehicles were on a city street. Bahl had aided Lindbergh’s early flying training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Errold G. Bahl
Lone Eagle
Charles Remington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utopian Club
Thomas Turner
Parkway
Priscilla Club
Calvary Philatheas
Calvary M. E. Church
T. S. Lyndon
Mast Green Street
Wayside Garden Club
Hayden
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
P.T. A. Council
The
Parent-Teacher Association
Forrest B. Murray
Burnham Wood
Country Club
Forrest B. Wood
Charles E. Burnham
Asheville
Musical Art Club
Daughters OF
Wesley
Daughters of Wesley
Norman Major
East Green Street
Union Hill
Union Hill School
Russell Clarke
Bertha Ferree
Mabel Cox
Exie Calicutt
Walnut Street
Thelma Scott
Carey Hioward
Frances Hatton
Ruth Jarrell
Louise Davis
Helen Snider
May Frazier
Bill Ragan
Carey Howard
Melford Ferree
Tyson Ferree
Emmett Pritchard
Lucher Hutchins
Tyre Nabors
Howard Craven
Moffitt’s
North Main
Democrat Club
Democratic Party
Fifty-Year-Democrat Club
E. McA. Currie
Baker Girl
Gan
R. E. Sherman
Mrs. Jarwell Nolan
Madison
Navy Day
Organization
N. E. Tucker
W. WL. Charles
Beamer Crouch
R. J. Chapman
Joe Rogers
Dolling Grant
Goldie Long
Clyde Brown
R. R. McVey
Ferrell Holder
Times
Lindy
Pacquin
Hart
Marcelling
Coachie’s Beauty Shoppe
Minnie’s Beauty Shop
Coats For
New Fay
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
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