Local society notes and hospital update from High Point
Mrs Paul Jenkins of 610 Montweu avenue is a patient at High Point hospital after Monday treatment and is resting well. The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met October 26 with reports from Charlotte convention delegates. Numerous clubs held weekly meetings, including Priscilla club, Stephens Bible class, and the Wayside Garden club, with plans for future events and events at Sedgefield and Morris street locations.
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Jenkins
Paul Jenkins
Mont- Weu Avenue
High Point Hospital
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Minnie Alexander
Cc. F. Long
Morris
Old North State
J. B. Kirkman
Chandier
North Carolina
John H. Anderson
Ways and Means Committee
Whitener
Charlotte
Mesdemes
T. A. Kearns
H. N. Phillipe
N. A. Stirewall
Wayside Garden Club
C. ©. Hayworth
D. E. Richardson
J. F. Hayden
S&s. Coe
A. EB. Tate
Ei Ie
Mr and Mrs F H McCain host guests from Greensboro and Miami
At their East Lexington avenue home over the weekend Mr and Mrs F H McCain entertained Mrs E T Lewis of Greensboro and Mrs Fanny Seabury of Miami Florida as guests.
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F. H. McCain
East
Lexington Avenue
McCain
E. T. Lewis
Greensboro
Fanny Seabury
Miami, Florida
Opening of Waldorf Astoria Dinners Echo Prewar Splendor
New York society hosts lavish dinners at the Waldorf Astoria signaling a return to mid Victorian decor and prewar elegance. Eminent women wear brown net and chiffon gowns with antique necklaces and gold earrings. Grand Duchess Marie stands out in an ornate ensemble.
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Marie
Subdued Elegance in Fin du Jour Gown and Toreador Hat
A 1931 fashion note describes a semi formal gown titled Fin du Jour with chiffon sleeves and a modified cowl neckline, featuring a crushed belt with rhinestones and a circular skirt. A black velvet Toreador hat complements the look, designed to suit an escort in a bear market era without requiring formal tails.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Orecutane
Lawyers To Be Sued In Aderholt Case By Defendants
In Charlotte the American Fund for Public Service brings a $6,500 suit against lawyers Tom P. Jimison and W H Abernethy for legal services tied to funds once used as bonds in the Aderholt murder case. The trial is set to begin tomorrow.
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Charlotte
American Fund For Public Service
Tom P. Jimison
W. H. Abernethy
Aderholt
North Carolina Forms First State Constitution in 1776
After declaring independence Mecklenburg moved to establish civil government. Delegates elected in October convened in November at Salifax to draft a constitution and bill of rights. Richard Caswell was chosen president as Thomas Jones reported the bill of rights on December 6 and the constitution was adopted December 18.
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Mecklenburg
North Carolina
Salifax
Richard Caswell
Thomas Jones
Thomas Burke
Caswell
Dry Law Violator Sentenced in Wilmington Case
Jake Green of Bladen county was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison by Judge I M Meekins after a liquor law violation indictment in Elizabeth City. The court recommended no parole.
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Wilmington
Jake Green
Bladen County
Elizabeth City
I. M. Meekins
Reidsville Farmer Kills Himself at Father’s Home
Arthur Stiers 27 a farmer with a wife and three children fatally shot himself at his father’s residence. He used a shotgun in the domestic tragedy, sparking an investigation into his state of mind and circumstances surrounding the act.
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Reidsville
Arthur Stiers
Rabies Suspected in Death of Woodville Man at Hertford
Jas. Gregory of the Woodville section died after two days illness, with rabies suspected as the cause. A younger brother, bitten by the same dog, is responding to treatment.
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Hertford
Jas. Gregory
Woodville
Diphtheria Fears Close Perquimans County Schools
In Hertford North Carolina district announces all Perquimans County schools will remain closed for one week due to diphtheria outbreaks. Local health officials urge parents to monitor children for symptoms and avoid public gatherings during the closure.
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Hertford
Perquimans County
Poison Inquest Postponed for Additional Evidence
Coroner delays inquiry into the deaths of Virginia and Elizabeth Pickett by poison from tonight to later as investigators gather more evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Virginia
Elizabeth Pickett
Reed Seeks Jobs Plan To Aid Unemployed Voters
Pennsylvania Senator Reed comments on finding work for people in need, framing it as a key local problem. He emphasizes employment reach and policy emphasis designed to connect residents with opportunities.
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Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Berry says low mood is psychological in NC economy
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Oct 27 Captain Nathan O Berry state treasurer argues that much of the noted depression in North Carolina is self generated by pessimistic talk. He cites bankers with good loan books and mills returning to full operation, urging optimism to restore confidence and stimulate lending and employment.
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O’berry
Goldsboro
Crumbs Of Advice For Flavorful Cutlets
The flavor of cutlets improves when bread crumbs are mixed with pepper salt and your favorite savory herb before rolling. This simple technique elevates aroma and depth, guiding cooks to season thoughtfully for tastier results.
The Most Hopeful Event in America Amid Financial Panic
A quoted remark by Harry Carr declares the current financial panic the most hopeful event in America, framing market turmoil as a catalyst for potential national resilience and renewal.
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America
Harry Carr
Asheboro Youth Wounded After Ramseur Altercation
James York of Ramseur is recovering at Barnes clinic Asheboro from a back wound sustained Saturday night during an altercation in Ramseur. Howard Poindexter Herman Hix and Bryant Richardson named. Poindexter and Richardson jailed in Randolph county with Hix released on 400 dollar bond. Also notes Asheboro tax notices lower than 1930 levels with 1951 rate of 1.35 per 100, apportionment: general fund 32, bonds and interests 73, schools 30, reflecting major cuts to school funds and minor reductions to other funds.
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James York
Luke York
Ramseur
Barnes Clinic
Asheboro
Howard Poindexter
Herman Hix
Bryant Richardson
Poindexter
Richardson
Randolph County
Hix
General Fund
General
Unconscious Driver in Lexington Crash Reported Critical
Melvin R. Brown remained unconscious and in critical condition four weeks after being struck by an automobile in Lexington North Carolina. In Goldsboro North Carolina David Isley, 21, was killed instantly when struck by an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train near the fair grounds.
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Lexington
N. C
Melvin R. Brown
Goldsboro
David Isley
Atlantic Coast Line
Fair Grounds
Language and slang rise from life says professor
Ohio State University Greek head Dr George M Bolling says language earns its vitality from living people not grammars or dictionaries. He supports slang and even taboo words as they may become common speech. He notes cultural differences like German reactions to insults and American disgust at dog insult.
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Columbus
George M. Bolling
Ohio State University
Grame Mars
Bolling
Geneva
Germany
Fatally Wounded Boy in Reidsville Accidental Shooting
Ed ward Mason, eight, was killed in Reidsville North Carolina when a gun in the hands of his 15 year old brother Otis discharged by accident. The tragedy underscores dangers of firearms in homes and follows a similar incident reported in the area.
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Reidsville
N. C
Edward Mason
Otis
Green Vegetables Boiled Fast With Soda
Green vegetables should be boiled quickly with a pinch of bicarbonate of soda. Leave the lid off the saucepan during cooking to preserve color and texture.
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U. D
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Josette
J. 8. Welborn
M. A. Edwards
Crosses
J. W. Hedrick
Garland Daniel
J. EB. Kirkman
Tyson Ferree
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Piedmont
Sedgefield
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
Stephens
E. A. McGhee
Morris Street
The
Woman’s Club
H. T. Hudson
Archa Coit
R. C. Hubbard
Miss Royals
Forrest Harris
Vir- Dare Royals
Forrest J
York
S. C
EB. Gettys Nunn
York County
M. R. Lanier
W. B. Royals
James P. Smith
Harris
George Harris
Davidson County
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
A. L. Hunsucker
L. P. Andrews
C. H. Doggett
M. Cicero Holton
D. C. Dorsett
Ray Culler
T. BE. French
F. C. Burney
J. D. ‘Stacey
O. H. Doggett
John Prim
T. P. Andrews
H. F. Floyd
J. C. Saunders
Charmante
Mile
Josette Laval
Washington
Premier Laval
France
Jersey
P. S
Bain
Wile
Carolina News Briefs
Piledmont
American Ass'n of Textile Chemists
W. Wadsley Anderson
Farmer
Berry
Philco
Redie
Philee Radie
Adis
Norman Bel Geddes
Lowboy
Asheboro News
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Nelly Don
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
Jacob Boot Shop
North Main
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