Births and social notices fill local society page
Mr and Mrs W F Tise announce the birth of a son on September 4. Dick Hubbard, known as Repeat among city Scouts, is recovering post surgery at Guilford General hospital. The Earnest Bible class meets tomorrow at 8 pm with Mrs A H Murphy. Mrs A E Sappenfield is hospitalized for appendicitis. The Mid-Week Garden club meets tomorrow at 10 am with Mrs Herbert Hunter. Missionary Study class at First Reformed postponed to Friday at 7 30. Ladies Aid at Calvary M E church met with a $94 05 treasury. Hi-Leaguers at South Main Street M E church held a program. Gordon Callicutt’s fourth birthday celebrated at Pershing Street home with games and treats. Hal Kemp to play at DeMolay farewell dance at the Sheraton. Hal Kemp returns from New York with records. popular with locals. The Harker’s 20th anniversary celebrated at Barker Street home with solos by Clarence Schultheiss and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
H. A. White
Gordon Callicutt
Pershing Street
G. H. Callicutt
John Thorpe
Dolly Battley
Elaine Weavil
Frances Hughes
Lela Mae Dennis
Lottie
Hal Kemp
University of North Carolina
High Point Chapter Order of De-Molay
Sheraton Hotel
New York
Brunswick Phonograph Company
Harry Harker
Barker Street
Clarence Schultheiss
Schultheiss
Halker
College-bound residents travel and visiting social updates
Brady Anderson, Sam Miller and Tate Andrews left yesterday for Mars Hill to attend college. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Anderson. Miss Mary Washburn of Rutherford and Mrs. Daisy Mobley of Fountain Inn arrive to live with the Andrews. Miss Beatrice George of King will live with the Cullers this school session. Mrs. Tom Powell returns from Spartanburg after funeral services for her nephew Fred Connor Jr. Edith Culler heads to Meredith College in Raleigh as a sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Anderson
Sam Miller
Tate Andrews
Mars Hill
Sam G. Anderson
Mary Washburn
Rutherford
Daisy Mobley
Fountain Inn
S. C
City
D. T. Andrews
Beatrice George of
King
M. Culler
Tom Powell
Spartanburg
Fred Connor, Jr
Edith Culler
Meredith College
Raleigh
J. C. Burney
Clarkton
Butler
F. C. Burney
Rus Sell Street
Boswell Appeal Set Before State Supreme Court
Ernest Boswell of Wilson appeals a 10 to 15 year state prison sentence for the February 1925 slaying of Clayton Beaman, a slot machine salesman. The case tops a calendar of 14 slated appeals, with Boswell the only criminal argument. Others involve river traffic precautions and dam-age disputes tied to Martin County firms and the Atlantic Coast Line railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ernest Boswell
Wilson
Clayton Beaman
State Supreme Court
Boswell
Beaman
Wilson County
Ben’ Barnes
Barnes
National Handle Company
Martin County
L. J. Hardison
Martin County Savings and Trust Company
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Governor declines action on Simmons parole case
Governor McLean today refused to act on the parole application of Norwood L. Simmons, former Washington D. C. businessman. Simmons has served two years and eight months of a six to eight year state prison sentence for embezzlement after consideration for the third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
McLean
Norwood L. Simmonds
Washington, D. C
Governor Denies Parole For Norwood Simmonds
The governor refused parole stating Simmons has not served enough of his sentence to merit clemency. He noted the strong pleas from those urging mercy and the impact on victims. Associates suffered losses estimated between $50,000 and $55,000 due to Simmons’s note cancellations and forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Norwood Simmonds
Simmonsd
Colored man Charles Holt dies at 75 in city hospital
Charles Holt colored man age 75 of 805 Normal street died Friday in a local hospital. His body will be transported to his home county Alamance for burial Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holt
Normal Street
Alamance County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moffitt’s
North Main
W. F. Tise
Dick Hubbard
Repeat
Guilford General Hospital
Earnest Bible
A. H. Murphy
East State Street
Matthew
Sappenfield
Hospital Friends
A. E. Sappenfield
Herbert Hunter
Parkway
I. T. Mann
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the
Calvary M. E. Church
H. C. Byrum
Elizabeth Davis
Fielding Kearns
Helen Marshall
Golda Mae Kearns
Clyde Connor
Dorothy Fritz
Hortense MacDonald
Annie Bell Sowers
Layton Hodge
West
California
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Northwest
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
William C. Jones
Chicago
Cliff Jones
W. F. Wood
Marion
L. W. Bilis
Salisbury
Elsie Green
Greensboro
Greensboro College
N. J. Crowder
S. S. Martin
Asheville
Lake Junaluska
Veda Clodfelter
A. S. Caldwell
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Theta Chi Fraternity
Parker Waynick
Mayflower
J. B. Reitzel
L. KE. Teague
H. A. Foscue
Arve] Thompson
United States Marines
Annapolis
Mrs
J. G. Thompson
Mary Lily Judd
Daisy Lee York
Mont Heu Avenue
Broadhurst
Claramount
Ted
Adolph Zukor
Jesse & Lasky
Debe
Senorita
the Broadhurst
Supreme Court
State
Railroad Company
McGuire
Hardison
Handle Company
Corporation Commission
Savings and Trust Company
Coburn
Receiver
Carstar- Phen & Company
Fertilizer Company
Eason
Pope
Railroad
Woody
Bank
Electric Company
Morrison
Insurance Company
Boddie
Jones
A.C. L
Lloyd
Speight
Slade-Rhodes Company
Whitehead
Knitting Mills
Broadway Today
WILLIAM FOX _ presage
Ead
Ralph Graves
Kathryn Perry
Lou Tellegen
Margaret Livingston
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
High Point
Beavans’ the Ladies’ Store
Simmons
Turnip
Cecil
Pinecroft Inn
High Point Blvd
Dr. Moore
Southern Pines Country Club Orchestra
Lyman Grimsley Atwell
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