Alberta Taylor Birthday Celebration At Mrs Taylor Home
Mrs W F Taylor entertained twenty five young friends at 900 Barbee street for Alberta Taylors eleventh birthday with yellow and green decorations and games won by Doris Robbins Mamie Malpass and Ruby Culler. Guests included Alberta Taylor Doris Robbins Virginia Robbins and many others.
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Alberta Taylor
W. F. Taylor
Barbee Street
Alberta
Ty Ruth Warner
Doris Robbins
Mamie Malpass
Ruby Culler
Taylor
Stanton Cecil
F. R. Hearne
Wesley Mooney
Mrs. Taylor
Virginia Robbins
Frankie Marie Cecil
Kathleen
Virginia Gibson
Doris Holmes
Elizabeth
Henrietta Horney
Ruth Warner
Clarke Russell
Carter
Robbie Allen
Jack
Frank
Tommy Hearne
Stanton Cecil, Jr
Betty and
Ray Taylor
Richmond resident H W Williamson visits Brad dock music studio
H W Williamson of Richmond Va holds a position with State Music Studios of Bradford Pa and stays a few days with his wife former Miss Gwendolyn Turner at 209 English Street. J H Dunman and daughter Frances of Jonesville visit. Mrs Shelley Allman ill at home. Mrs Harley Gilleland and Betty Lou of Statesville hosted. Nina White accompanied home by Khey Wilson of Lakelar Ia. Friends of Mr and Mrs V L Bosts regret to learn that
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H. W. Williamson
Richmond
State Music Studios
Braddock
Gwendolyn Turner
English Street
Shelley Allman
Harley Gilleland
Betty Lou
Statesville
Nina White
Khey Wilson
Lakelar
S White
E. C. Belermeister
Boonton, N. J
J. H. McCain
Mr. Goldsworthy
Spirit of ’32 Family News and Local Updates
Local notes report V L Jr ill with diphtheria at 506 Kearns street and several visits and returns: Belermeisters from Boonton N J with Goldsworthy, Mrs Edwards learns of son Jack Vawards improv ing in Rocky Mount, Longs move to Emerywood, Euselian class meets 7 30 with Edith Hammer at 518 White Oak, Stella Sparks returns from Elkin, Mercke guests from Louisville, Burns back to Greensboro, Rochelle to Asheboro, White family from Chattanooga.
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Kearns Street
E. A. Edwards
Bocky Mount
Jack Vawards
Euzelaan
Euselian
Green Street Baptist Church
Edith Hammer
White Oak Street
Bertha Cox Rochelle
Tal
Asheboro
Willis Slane
West Emerywood
South heroine honored at Daughters of Confederacy event
At the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Memphis in November, the late Mrs. James Robb of Athens Georgia and Washington DC will be named the outstanding heroine of the Confederacy. Born in Athens as the daughter of Alonzo Church, she became known as The Guardian Angel of the Prisoners. She married Lt. Col. Lewis Stevenson Craig, died during an action in San Diego, then married James Hampden Rot. A staunch Confederate, she aided soldiers in federal prisons and helped some escape, often at risk to herself and husband.
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James Robb
Athens
Washington, D. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Memphis
Tenn
Alonzo Church
University of Georgia
Lewis Stevenson Craig
U.S. Army
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Brees Extends Carillon Recitals At Duke For New Year
In Durham on September 22 Anton Brees will add another carillon recital as Duke University opens fall term. The Mountain Lake Singing Tower virtuoso and new Duke organist Lawrence Clarke Apgar boost a double music feature with Sunday and Thursday programs. Openings include October 15 in Richmond and a joint schedule of carillon and pipe organ pieces.
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Durham
Anton Brees
Mountain Lake
Lake Wales
Fila
Duke University
Brees
War Memorial
Richmond
Lawrence Clarke Apgar
Apgar
Duke
Young Hobo Struck On Rail Car In Thomasville
Randolph Hart of Lynchburg Virginia, a young hobo, was removed from a Southern Railway flat car in Thomasville after reportedly being struck on the head by a rock thrown from an overhead bridge near Lexington. County surgeon Dr. R V Yakeley arrived to find Hart walking and in pain.
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Thomasville
Randolph Hart
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Hart
C. C. Pritchard
Lexington
R. V. Yakeley
Stars Lon Warneke Shuts out Cardinals for 20th Win
Yesterday Lon Warneke of the Cubs pitched a complete game shutout against the Cardinals, allowing three hits and securing his 20th victory of the season. Billissell drove in five runs for the Indians with a homer and two singles against Detroit. Watson Clark held the Giants to seven hits in a 3-2 Dodgers win. Milt McAfee delivered fine relief for the Senators in a win over the Athletics, his fifth straight victory. Bob Holland delivered a two out RBI double in the ninth to lift the Braves past the Phillies. Danny Mactayden and the Yankees beat the Red Sox 8-2 with a five-hit pitching performance.
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Lon Warneke
Cubs
Cardinals
Billissell
Indians
Detroit
Homer
Watson Clark
Dodgers
Giants
Milt McAfee
Senators
Athletics
Vicory
Bob Holland
Braves
Phillies
Danny Mactayden
Yankees
Red Sox
Mitchell targets kin on payroll in Washington clash
Congressman J Ridley Mitchell of Tennessee, a newcomer in Washington, scored a sharp primary victory by opposing patronage. He charged his redistricted foe, a veteran congressman, with using two daughters as clerks on the congressional payroll, a move he labels hiring kin.
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J. Ridley Mitchell
Tennessee
Washington
Uncle Sam
Mitchell
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