Announcements of births and weddings in Greenville area
Mr. and Mrs. James Oates announce the birth of a daughter Ima Elizabeth at 419 Pine Street Greenville DC. E H Smith at Burrus Clinic after tonsil removal. Mrs Knox Wilson hospitalized for appendicitis at Guilford General. Miss Thelma Simpson confined at home. Mrs John Peacock ill at home on South Main Street. Mrs W A Sherrod improving after illness with parents Dr and Mrs D A Stanton. Teague Burger wedding in York SC with bride Eva Teague and W Clifton Burger. Surprise birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Teague eight miles from town with many relatives. Announced marriage of Miss Blanche Ellerbe Powell and Lawrence Council with reception at Powell home. Various local visits and travel notes follow including students to Oak Ridge and social engagements. Dr S S Saunders called to Utica NY for his father. Mrs M E Blair and daughter Miss Florence Blair at Alberta Apartments after Chicago visit. Florence to begin piano lessons.
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Teague-Burger
York
S. C
Eva Teague
W. Clifton Burger
Mrs. Burger
Wise Street
J. W. Spainhour
Spainhour
J. R. Teague
Carrick Ave
Blanche Ellerbe Powell
J. T. Powell
Red Springs
Lawrence Council
A. W. Council
J. B. Black
Percy Graham
Flora McDonald College
Pittman Hospital
Fayetteville
Bailey Military Institute
Greenwood
Glenora Brick Company
Points
Council
People Leave on Extended Trip and Visits Across State Lines
About. People Misses Bessie Pope and Edith Mack left Saturday night for an extended trip to Norfolk, Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. William H. Dockery, who has been spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Briggs on Hamilton street, has returned to her home in Wadesboro. Miss Hester Phelps of Greenville, N. C., and Miss Ellene Everett of Robersonville, N. C., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Eason price, 703 Carr street. Little Miss Jeanette Sawyer of Winston-Salem is the guest of Mrs. Roland Holton at her home in Emerywood. Dr. and Mrs. W. D. McCormack, of El Reno, Okla., are visiting for a few days, Mrs. McCormack's brother, C. F. Wilson, 700 East Lexington avenue, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Slate. Mrs. Herbert L. Mitchell and Mrs. Tuttle of Wallburg have returned from a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pope
Edith Mack
Norfolk
Washington
Baltimore
William H. Dockery
A. M. Briggs
Hamilton Street
Wadesboro
Hester Phelps
Greenville, N. C
Ellene Everett
Robersonville, N. C
Mrs. W. Eason Price
Carr Street
Jeanette Sawyer
Winston-Salem
Roland Holton
Emerywood
W. D. McCormack
el Reno
Okla
Trans Atlantic Flight Plans For Old Glory And Royal Windsor
Fliers shift plans for a Rome round trip with New York start as Old Glory and Royal Windsor prepare for departure amid fog and favorable westerlies. pilots Wood and Schiller bring Royal Windsor to Portland area to join Old Glory and radio-equipped planes.
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Rome
New York
Nova Scotia
New Foundland
Fokker
Phil Wood
C. A. Schiller
Royal Windsor
Windsor
Eng
Ontario
St. Gregoire
Quebec
Scarboro
Portland
Harbor Grace
N. F. Scarboro
Old Orchard
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Montreal
Caribu
Sir John Darling
London
Funeral services for Thomas B. McPherson held at Spoons Chapel
Funeral services for Thomas B. McPherson were conducted at Spoons Chapel near Asheboro with Rev. T. F. Andrew officiating. Burial followed in the family burying ground. Pallbearers included J. M. Brown, W. M. Wright, J. D. Glascoe, Jack Lee, C. C. Smith and M. F. Wright. A large crowd attended to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. McPherson
Spoons Chapel
Asheboro
T. F. Andrew
Bethel Friends Church
J. M. Brown
W. M. Wright
J. D. Glascoe
Jack Lee
C. C. Smith
M. F. Wright
Myrtle McPherson
Eunice McPherson
Edna Bunting
Lillian Dickens
Lillian DeMarcus
Ada McPherson
Permits Issued for Small Office Building and Dwelling
Recent permits from city building inspector A. B. Horney go to Woodall and Woodall for a small office building on King Street costing about 700 dollars. ST. R. Black receives a permit for a one story four room wooden dwelling on Ogla Street costing about 625 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
Woodall and
Woodall
King Street
ST. R. Black
Ogla Street
New Home Demonstration Clubs Formed in Gas ton County
Five new home demonstration clubs organized in Gas ton county this year. The latest club met last week in the Costner community with Mrs. Gus White of Dallas as president and Mrs. Walter Payseur of Dallas as secretary.
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Gastonia
Gaston County
Margaret Thompson
Costner
Gus White
Dallas
Walter Payseur
Death Ride in Toy Wagon Leads to Murder Charge
Thomas J. Christian is jailed in Los Angeles charged with murder after a dispute over butter beans and a toy wagon escalated. Donald Galloway traded his wagon for beans, sought return of the wagon, and a quarrel involving the mothers ended with Christian shooting Walter Galloway on a car running board. Christian, a former Kentuckian, faces homicide allegations.
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Thomas J. Christian
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Galloway
Donald
Naomi Christian
Christian
Galloway
Opportunity Open for Mothers' Aid Work in Counties
Raleigh September 5 AP The greatest opportunity for Mothers' Aid work in counties lies in individualizing programs says Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson commissioner of the state board of charities and public welfare. Some counties coordinate with juvenile court work Buncombe ties its Mothers' Aid to juvenile court activity Asheville leads in setting a pattern Forsyth formed a Mothers' Aid club in 1924 with help from the Woman's Club and Rotary. Guilford uses a tuberculosis sanatorium for measurable benefit. In Ashe Haywood and Person counties the work is done by the board of welfare with field agents in some places Warren County relies on a mill social worker. Alleghany Bertie Bladen Cas-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Kate Burr Johnson
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Buncombe County
Asheville
Forsyth County
Woman’s Club
Rotary Club
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Guilford County
Ashe
Haywood
Person
Board of Welfare
Warren County
Mills
County Board of Welfare and Commissioners
Alleghany
Bertie
Bladen, Cas
New Reedy Creek Consolidated School Nears Occupancy
The Reedy Creek consolidated elementary school in Davidson County near Lexington is nearly ready for use with occupancy expected by Monday September 12 for the 1927 1928 term. Principal I R Michael and a staff including Mrs W M Byerly Mrs Arthur Grimes Mrs J R Michael and Mrs A S Raper will lead the faculty. the $20 000 building is one of the county s most modern and marks consolidation of several smaller schools from across the district.
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Lexington
Reedy Creek Township
Reedy Creek
I. R. Michael
W. M. Byerly
Arthur Grimes
J. R. Michael
A. S. Raper
Erlanger
Michael
Oriental
Davidson County
Mos
Mill Owners Lost Investment in Rhyne Anderson Mills
Stockholders in the Rhyne Anderson cotton mills are declared to have lost their investments as receivership winds up. Creditors will be paid very close to 100 cents on the dollar, according to Wellens and Wellens of Charlotte, who represented the receivers.
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Troy
Rhyne-Anderson Cotton Mills
Wellens
Charlotte
Goldsboro Chamber Proposes Silk Mill Project
Goldsboro plans a second silk mill as the chamber of commerce weighs a proposal. A prominent Pennsylvania silk manufacturer, after touring eastern North Carolina towns, selected Goldsboro and intends to launch the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Cannon Lets Contract For Tremendous Plant
Kannapolis news reports the Cannon Company has let a contract for a bleachery to cost about $250 000. The project involves erection of a large plant and is described as a major expansion in the textile area.
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Cannon
Tremendous Plant
Kannapolis
Cannon Mane
Manufacturing Firm Plans Large Mt Holly Plant
A manufacturing company will relocate to Mt. Holly by building a new large plant. The project requires rearrangement of the present bleaching equipment to fit the expanded operation.
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Ufacturing Company
W. QO. Pratt
Mt. Holly
Elizabeth City Gets New Hosiery Factory Inception
Elizabeth City September 5. The Virginia Care Hosiery company is incorporated by H. W. Sanders W. T. Ward and D. R. Munden all of Elizabeth City. It is planned to erect a new hosiery plant in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
Virginia Care Hosiery Company
H. W. Sanders
W. T. Ward
D. R. Munden
Velvet plaid ensemble with burgundy satin overblouse
A plaid velvet burgundy red fabric forms a cute flared skirt and coat. The overblouse uses plain burgundy satin for a contrasting yet harmonious ensemble.
Autumn Underwear Mimics Outer Fashion Details
Describes autumn underwear design using the same godets circular flounces yokes and lace inserts as seen in outer fashion creating a coordinated look.
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James Oates
Pine Street
Greenville, D. C
Ima Elizabeth
E. H. Smith
Burrus Clinic
Knox Wilson
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Simpson
Thelma Simpson
Mrs. Peacock III
John Peacock
South Main Street
MR. and
Mrs. Teague
M. F. Teague and Sons
C. D. Spainhour
C.S. Spainhour
J. S. Spainhour
Agnew Spainhour
J. C. Teague
Jessie Teague
R. L. Teague
J. W. Anderson
J. H. Harvey
Miss Powell
Bride OF Lawrence Council
Shenandoah Valley
Bill Edwards
Charles Kearns
Oak Ridge
Mary Alton Dickens
Badin
Bisco
Candor
Janie Erving
Mr. Alton
Janie Barber
Mrs. A. P. Dickens
S. S. Saunders
Utica
N. Y
S. J. Saunders
Saunders
Florence Blair
Chicago
Alberta Apartments
J. W. Slate
Herbert L. Mitchell
Tuttle
Wallburg
Nana Ol Tt
Lal
Moffitt’s
Thomas B. M'Pherson
Horney
Death
Miss Johnson
Well
Chowan
Clay
Dare
Graham
Hertford
Lincoln
Madison
Northampton
Pender
Scotland
Miller
SHOE
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans’ the Ladies’ Store
Ethel
Tiny
Imere
Lnrg Ee
Sal
Vhea Service Inc
Pearlo
AGS
Turnip
Cecil
Pinecroft Inn
High Point
Greensboro-High Point Blvd
Dr. Moore
Southern Pines Country Club Orchestra
Lyman Grimsley Atwell
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