Club of Twelve Members to Meet at Country Club
The Club of Twelve will meet Thursday at 10 30 am at the Country Club with Mrs R L Waynick as hostess. The Glad Girl's Bible Class meets tonight at 7 30 pm at First Baptist Church with Mrs Davis hosting. Mrs Waynick to entertain the Esberra club Thursday afternoon at 3 30 at the Country Club. A wedding occurred yesterday in Greensboro as Lily Luddreth and Robert Glenn Barlowe wed at the West End Baptist parsonage. Jesse Darrell Steele celebrated his sixth birthday with games and a pink white decor, invitations, cake and ice cream. An engagement announcement party for Miss Margaret Franklin, niece of Mrs W G Shipman, was reported in the Greensboro News.
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Club of Twelve
Country Club
R. L. Waynick
First Baptist Church
Davis
Esberra
Lily Luddreth
Greensboro
Robert Glenn Barlowe
High Point
West End
Hoyle Love
Churc
Jesse Darrell Steele
J. H. Steele
East Russell Street
Gladys Culler
Cc. C. Stout
Jesse Darrell
Estelle West
Jack
Robbie Green
Ruth Harrell
Ruby Culler
Reta Huggans
Ruth Bell Chesson
Joseph Smithwick
Ruth
Polly Combs
Ruth Culler
W. J. Alexander, Jr
Iris
Junior Culler
Jack and
Charles Stout
Lucille Culler
Lester and
Darrell Steele
Engagement at Home Prompts Simple Ceremony Plans
Miss Margaret Franklin of Asheville and Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn of High Point attend a bridge party in Greensboro with guests from Greensboro and High Point. The engagement to Mr Dennis Chapin of Dallas, Texas was announced over luncheon with a playful wedding notice, and plans reflect a September Dallas ceremony.
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Pinecroft
Franklins
Chapin
M. W. Chapin
Dallas
Tex
High Point
Greensboro
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Bridge
Betsye Durland
Dan Cupid
Margaret Franklin
Dennis Chapin
Harold Froust
M. W. Gant, Jr
Margaret High
Mary Bridges
Eleanor Harllee
Margaret Crews
Elizabeth Crews
Annie Robbins
Annie Carter Marsh
Ella Hutchinson
Ella Burton Hutchinson
Lucy Hayes
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Ernestine Hayes
Dorothy Rankin
LaVerne Hudson
Hybernia Hudson
Helen Osborne
Marian Shipman
Evelyn Crater
Miss Franklin
Weekend Travelers and Local Visits Highlight Community
Nadine Spratt Louise Linville and Eva Davis departed Saturday afternoon for a several day visit to Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Mrs Stevens and her daughter Miss Marie Stevens of Statesville spent the weekend with Willis Slane and Mrs Slane on Parkway. Miss Dorothy Wilson of Salisbury visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Wilbur Jones left Saturday for Atlanta to be with her mother Mrs T D Weld who remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Spratt
Louise Linville
Eva Davis
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Dorothy Wilson
Salisbury
Wilbur Jones
Atlanta, Ga
T. D. Weld
Peel Castle Echoes With Black Dog Legend
In Peel Isle of Man residents whisper of a ghost hound called the Moodey Dhoe or Black Dog said to haunt Peel Castle. Soldiers once fed the apparition with no bones, until one daring man followed it to its lair and died speechless.
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Peel
Isle of Man
Peel Castle
Moodey Dhoe
Army cable ship Dellwood sails for round world voyage
The army steamer Dellwood leaves Seattle on a world journey to lay submarine cable. It guards 2,700 miles of line from Seattle to Ketichikan and Valdez, then sails to London to load 300 miles of gutta percha covered cable for the Philippine archipelago. The ship is the only American vessel capable of deep sea cable laying on a large scale since 1921.
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Seattle
Dellwood
Ketchikan
Alaskan Gulf
Valdez
United States Army
United States
London
Philippine
Plucky girls stow away on liner Dresden to Europe
New York trio Jennis Pisekow age 17 Anna Wagner 16 and Elsie Simon 15 snuck aboard the liner Dresden three days from New York bound for Europe. They carried only five cents each and were landed at Queenstown when the ship reached its first stop.
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New York
Jennis Pisekowski
Anna Wagner
Elsie Simon
Dresden
Europe
Queenstown
Carrots Turnips and Beets Rise in Commercial Significance
Washington reports the bureau of agricultural economics notes bunched carrots turnips and beets have grown from a home garden staple to major commercial crops. carrot production rose from 3 184 000 bushels in 1923 to 6 228 000 in 1928 due to improved production and marketing methods including standardization refrigeration and rapid transport to cities.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agricul
Bureau
France seeks auto import limit to shield car industry
A trade magazine editor proposes limiting auto imports to the quantity France exports to curb the adverse trade balance and protect the French car industry. The plan aims to shield manufacturers by restricting foreign vehicle inflows.
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Paris
France
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Esberra Club
North Carolina
Asheville
Margaret Lynn Franklin
High Point College
Franklin
Earl Harllee
West Market Street
Sunset Hills
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
ARMY
Plucky
Ethel
Bette
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
American Theatre
S. R. Dull
High Point Enterprise
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