Mrs Stewart Admitted for Operation at Guilford General
Mrs R K Stewart was admitted to Guilford General hospital last night for an operation. Mrs Casey to entertain at bridge Saturday honoring recent bride Mrs Seborn Perry with morning and afternoon gatherings at Woodbrook court home. The Bennetts announce the birth of son Charles Boyce on September 3. The Tice family reports the birth of Walter T Tice Jr on September 1 1920 at High Point hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Guilford General
R. K. Stewart
Guilford General Hospital
Sirs. Casey
Paul W. Casey
Bridge
Woodbrook Court
Seborn Perry
Casey
Leavy Bennett
Charles Boyce
Bennett
Thelma Whitt
Walter T. Tice
Walter T. Tice, Jr
High Point Hospital
Births and social notices from a Greensboro area paper
The community notes report the birth of Sylvia Caldwell to Mr. and Mrs. R P Farrell at Guilford General Hospital on September 2. Other items include Mrs John C Abels hosting a bridge gathering for Mrs Avery O Craven of Chicago, a Christian Endeavor Society meeting at English Street M P Church, and Dan W Smith’s music studio opening for high school students. The Union Hill school P T A plans a musical with White Oak Orchestra on September 5. Bertha Hope Boles wed Edward L Eddy, announced by the Boles of Germanton NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwoonce
R. P. Farrell
Johnson Street
Sylvia Caldwell
Guilford General Hospital
English Street
CC. FE. Society
Christian Endeavor Society of
M. P. Church
Will
Iris
Tressie Caudle
Alfred Street
Dan W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Union Hill P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Union Hill School
White Oak Orchestra of
Greensboro
Miss Boles
Edward L. Eddy
A. O. Boles
Germanton, N. C
Bertha Hope
Avery O. Craven
Jean
University of Chicago
John C. Abels
Roland Park
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Smooth, Youthful Bloom
An old advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO Face Powder from Mann Drug Co claiming a French process keeps makeup on longer and reduces shine while preventing pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Mann Drug Ce
Social News and Society Notes From High Point Area
Washington DC August 28 1930 marriage of Mrs Eddy living with sister Miss Janice Boles in High Point noted. Miss Simmons honored at bridge luncheon by Mrs William Simmons. Eleanor Idol high score and prize jewelry. Elliott family reunion details from Newcastle Courier Times noted with Indiana and North Carolina officers and High Point attendees. Piedmont Golfers play at Starmount Greensboro with winners listed. Local notices cover multiple residents visiting Guilford College Raleigh Richmond Wrightsville Beach and Boone plus hospital training for Fern Allen and car accident recovery for W T White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eddy
High Point
Janice Boles
Petroleum Power Corporation
Washington
Elliott
Newcastle Courier Times
Newcastle
Indiana
John
Caroline Millikan Elliott
Memorial Park
North Carolina
O. W. Sink
Winston-Salem
Foral Green
R. L. Green
Forol Green
John Hines
Piedmont Golf Association
Starmount Club
Greensboro
C. C. Prince
W. E. Phipps
Prince
Diaries Sealed as Commission Delves Into Unknown Volumes
Norwegian scientist M Hoel and Prof Lithberg said rumors misstate the diaries. Commission members swore secrecy. rooms were padlocked and sealed, then checked. Diaries and all finds to be handed to the Swedish government with no disclosures while investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hoel
Prof. Lithberg
Lithberg
Frankel
Stockholm
Parole Granted for 10 Men and Clemency Declined
Gov. Gardner granted paroles to 10 inmates and denied 27 clemency petitions. Among those freed were Carl Talley of Guilford County and W. C. Gulley and R. V. Tyler of Edgecombe County. The report notes staff changes and outlines several other paroled offenders from multiple counties. Additionally Coste and Bellonte plan a potential U S goodwill aviation tour, with a citizen committee backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
O. M. Mull
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
Carl Talley
Guilford County
Talley
Edwards
W. C. Gulley
R. V. Tyler
Edgecombe County
Perry W. Melton
Buncombe County
Heywood Floyd
Mecklenburg County
H. E. Thompson
Iredell County
Henry Johnson
Montgomery County
Arthur Callahan
Bladen County
Eugene Brock
Stanly County
Monroe Briley
Pitt County
Nye Defends Illinois Probe Approach Amid McCormick Question
Senator Nye responds to Mrs. McCormick by pledging to continue guiding the Illinois investigation along the committee’s established path. He asserts the effort will be conducted with clean and honorable methods, aimed at uncovering facts about campaign conduct and expenditures for the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Noted Frenchman Tests High Propeller In Bold Takeoff
Bellonte and Coste prepared for a long flight over Easton Allentown Pittsburgh Steubenville Louisville Cincinnati Little Rock and Greenville Tex with a planned rendezvous if separated The duo carried 420 gallons of fuel and faced a difficult engine start as volunteers risked their lives to man the high propeller The flight began after a brief rest in New York with radio still malfunctioning but clear weather Report mentions a possible goodwill tour in New York Times coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellonte
Coste
Easton
Allentown
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Ark
Greenville
Tex
Dallas
New York
New York Times
Cap
Photographers hurt as plane crash lands on Queens golf course
Three photographers escorting Coste and Bellonte during a Dallas bound flight were injured when their plane forced landed on a Queensboro golf course and hit a lawnmower. Morris Becker of AP received head and back lacerations at Jamaica hospital. Arthur Storm and Arthur Muizalone suffered lesser injuries. Pilot Harry Hublitz remained uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coste
Bellonte
Dallas
Queensboro
Morris Becker
Associated Press
Jamaica Hospital
Arthur Storm
Arthur Muizalone
Becker
Harry Hublitz
Indictment of Convict Camp Guards for Cruelty
Watauga county grand jury charged E. R. Lyda superintendent of the Deep Gap convict camp and four guards with cruelty to prisoners. The indictments accuse beating prisoners with axe handles and denying food and water for long hours. Capias issued for Lyda Everett Freeman Arthur Freeman Ralph Reid and Otis Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesboro
John R. Jones
Watauga County
E. R. Lyda
Deep Gap
Capias
Lyda
Everett Freeman
Arthur Freeman
Ralph Reid
Otis Freeman
Jones
Raleigh
George Ross Poll
State’s
L. G. Whitley
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Gap
Ralph Reicd
Hoffman to Accept Sentence for Rioting
Alfred Hoffman the United Textile Workers organizer in Marion North Carolina will likely appear within days to accept his sentence after a court convicted him of riot. He received 30 days in prison and a $1000 fine. Fellow union members Del Lewis Wes Fowler and Lawrence Hogan begin six months on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
N. C
D. F. Giles
Alfred Hoffman
United Textile Workers of America
Hoffman
Supreme Court
del Lewis
Wes Fowler
Lawrence Hogan
Scouts Discover New Archaeological Zone in Guerrero
The Mexican department of education reports boy scouts found a new zone in Guerrero with a stone sphinx resembling Egypt's. Archaeologists head there to study what may be a buried city and pyramids, with a globular stone covered in hieroglyphics atop a summit. Photographs accompany the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Department of Education
Guerrero
Egypt
Lottie ONeill enters Illinois senate race as independent
Downers Grove Illinois September 4 Lottie Holman ONeill the first woman legislator in Illinois announced her entry into the United States Senate race as an independent candidate opposing Ruth Hanna McCormick Republican and James Hamilton Lewis Democrat She cites protest by organized dry Illinois against the Republican convention on prohibition and plans to file petitions in Springfield the next day She says wets from Cook County dominated the convention while dry voters back national Republican stance but oppose the state party platform She is funded by organizations dissatisfied with Republican declarations directing her campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downers Grove
III
Lottie Holman O'Neill
Illinois
United States
Ruth Hanna McCormick
James Hamilton Lewis
Three Local Boys to Receive Eagle Scout Badges
Three Boy Scouts from Troop 4 will be awarded Eagle Scout ranks at the Uwharrie Court of Honor at Wesley Memorial Church Monday night. Recipients are Bill Fraley Allen Parker and Wendell Dunbar. About 75 merit and first and second class badges will also be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Court of Honor
Wesley Memorial Church
Bill Fraley
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Allen Parker
A.S. Parker
Emerywood
Wendell Dunbar
C. Dunbar
High Point
Hackney
Northcott Rites Held in Moore Co
Funeral services for William M. Northcott who died at his home on Park Street after a short illness were conducted this afternoon. A service was held at Green Street Baptist Church at 1 o'clock with Rev. Geo T Tunstall and Rev. J D Barnett officiating. The funeral proceeded from the Christian Union Church in Moore County at 3 39 led by Rev. J D Barnett. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Clyde Cagle J H Priest T S Clayton D H Hancock J T Suggs W A Burton G C Laws and J F Ivey. Flowers were carried by several named wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Northcott
Park Street
Green Street
Clyde Cagle
J. H. Priest
T. S. Clayton
D. H. Hancock
J. T. Suggs
W. A. Burton
G C. Laws
J. F. Ivey
E. D. Bullabough
Dallas Pelson
H. C. Ixever
Jim Rice
Bernice MelIntyre
Funeral Held For Melvin Ridge
Funeral services for Melvin Grayson Ridge aged 22 who died early Monday in a local hospital were held at his parents home on Route No 2 with Elder P W Williard officiating. Interment followed at Mechanicsville Baptist Cemetery. Pallbearers were Carter Bowles Everette Stout Samuel Peters W F Hicks R E Sales and Elmo Welch. Flowers were carried by Marie Ridge Veral Sales Edna Kirk Mildred Hill Zenobia Abbott and Minnie Nance. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Grayson Ridge
P. W. Williard
Mechanicsville Baptist Cemetery
Carter Bowles
Everette Stout
Samuel Peters
W. F. Hicks
R. E. Sales
Elmo Welch
Marie Ridge
Veral Sales
Edna Kirk
Mildred Hill
Zenobia Abbott
Minnie Nance
Sugar unchanged as duties sugar demand steady in New York
Raw sugar markets held firm in New York with no new business. Market chatter suggests yesterday’s duty free sugar trades were larger than reported, mainly at 16 delivered level, with additional offerings at the same level. Refined sugar withdrawal demand was fair and prices stayed at 4.35 to 4.45 for fine granulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hodges Denies Buying Votes in Colorado Senate Race
William V. Hodges and Anti Saloon League superintendent A J Finch denied that the league received any money from Hodges or that Hodges funded the campaign. Hodges said he never contributed to the league or its officers. He addressed charges about requests for the senate campaign funds committee to visit Colorado before the primaries next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
State
Anti-Saloon League
Colorado
William V. Hodges
A. J. Finch
League
Hodges
George Shaw
Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee
Beauty show results in suit for large sum
Miami filed by Henry J. Smith against the city seeks 4999 dollars in expenses alleged to have been incurred by visiting beauties at the Alcazar hotel during the International Beauty pageant held last March. The suit claims city agents offered participants railroad transportation, hotel rooms and meals in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Henry J. Smith
the Alcazar
Smith
New York Poultry Price Report
New York Poultry market prices dated September 4 show live poultry values for chickens fowls and turkeys. Freight and express rates are listed for each category with roosters and broilers noted as not quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
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Abels
Chicago
Dan Smith
Miss Simmons
Mary Simmons
William Simmons
Hardover Street
Eleanor Idol
Jack Thomas
Mary Simmon
Nell and
Elizabeth Adams
Dorothy Ingram
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Anne Carter Marsh
John C. Foy
Charles Kearns
Beryl Nolan
Mary Muse
Piedmont
Starmount
Lillian Yearby
Richmond
Bill Copeland
Ed Yearby
Wrightsville Beach
Vera
Essie Brown
East Green Street
Guilford College
E. G. Strieter
Oshkosh, Wis
Henry D. Perry
Ruth Beasley
Mrs
Roy Beasley
Jones Street
Ida Atkins
Emma Calhoun
Wrenn
George E. Abels
White Bear Lake
Michigan
Virginia Hunt
Selma Gopferd
Bishopville
S. C
Lucille Wicker
Moncure
Hunt
Boone, N. C
Appalachian State Teachers College
G. L. Reynolds
Salisbury and
Misenheimer
Eloise Welch
Thomasville
City
W. L. Hargett
Fern Allen
M. Cicero Holton
Jean Slate
Martha Lou
Sara Holton
W. T. White
Carthage
Frank Moody
Robert Float
Thomas E. Johnson
Hedrick Street
Lois and
Vera Wall
Ennis Powell
Mis. Louise Mathews
Reidsville
J. H. Hubbard
Mrs. Dreyton Mayers
Mrs. Mayers
Mrs. E. J. Payne
Parkway
Carrie Lowe
West Farris Avenue
Offitt
North Main Street
Sedgefield
Guilford
Carl Tallery
Iain Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Dwight W. Morrow
Rene Racover
Nye
EAGLE
Northcott
Moore Co
Melvin Ridge
NEW York Poultry
Eyo
8. S. Saunders
K. B. Geddie
Bland Piano Company
Lucette
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
S. Main
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