Births and recoveries listed in Broad Street notices
Mrs M J Wrenn remains ill at home on Broad Street. Ernest Ridge announces birth of a son September 4 at 604 Gordon Street. Miss Mary York recovering after appendectomy at High Point Hospital. Welborn Teague announces birth of son Jesse Wichardson September 4 at a Lexington home.
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Mrs
Ernest Ridge
Gordon Street
Mary York
High Point Hospital
Mrs. Welborn Teague
Jesse Wichardson
Lexington
Teague
The
Woman’s Club
Henry White
Lindsay Street
Jacques Busbee
Dunbar
Farris Avenue
C. Dunbar
Maude Satterwaite
Rosa Crowell
Stonewall
Kate Satterwaite
Roy Satterwaite
Rawsonville
J. P. Brage
Matilda Bragg
Pinetown
Miss Morgan
Etta Morgan
Fairfield Road
Ruby Samuels
Ottie Greene
Irene Garner
Pearl Snider
Frances Gordon
Canary Moody
Edna Gray
Mabel Samuels
Elsie Chessom
Ethel Jones
Myrtle Sykes
Blanche Powell
Miss Woodlief
Tom Norman
Wesley Jones
Rex Fitch
Ernest Dennis
Ray Wagner
Ray Hartgrove
Wade Lee
Carl Samuels
Cabol Saunders
Orvil Lilly
Kermit Edwards
Jennings
Clement Hill
Colfax
Ike Potts
Winston-Salem
Olin Kennedy
Margaret Moes
Kennedy Street
Estelle Moore
Forrest Avenue
Clara Chamness
Glenheim, S. C
Mrs. C. C. Newton
Fifth Street
J. C. Moore
Woodrow Avenue
U D C Winners and Social News from Circle Drive
U D C winner announces Mrs Elmer Gallimore ill with diphtheria at 312 Howell Street Circle Drive hosts a Saturday afternoon event with children, games, a pink and white birthday cake, and gifts. The page also covers church class meetings, bridge hosted by Miss McAnally, a wedding in Boros, and multiple social notices from local figures and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gallimore
Howell Street
Ann Marshall
Beverley Burton
Barbara Burton
Katherine Smart
Marion Dillon
Marjorie Kearns
Katherine Browder
Betty Whitfield
Betty Lewis
June Coleman
Jean Rike
Violia Byrum
Becky Sue Byrum
Lainey Cavarnos
Tommy
Buddy Kellam
Clive Brook Heads Last in Silence at Paramount
Clive Brook stars in the melodrama Silence at the Paramount for two days starting Friday. He plays a charming yet flawed man whose past misdeeds endanger his daughter and lead to a final sacrifice. Peggy Shannon portrays Brook’s wife and daughter in dual roles, with Marjorie Rambeau as the other leading woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Brook
Marjorie Rambeau
Peggy Shannon
Paramount Theater
Broadway
Brook
Japan Surges In Motor Vehicle Registrations
The use of motor vehicles in Japan rose sharply, with registrations increasing from 22,000 to 90,000 over the past six years, outpacing other Far East nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Far East
Henderson man sets club record for luncheon attendance
J C Glas com register of deeds of Vance county claims a unique record by not missing a weekly rotary club luncheon in 12 years. He has attended every meeting, maintaining perfect attendance as a testament to reliability and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
J. C. Glascom
Register of Deeds
Vance County
Homotary Club
Norway to start rust free steel plant with 40000 50000 ton annual cap
A new plant in Norway will produce rust free and acid resisting steel with an annual capacity between 40 000 and 50 000 metric tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
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Washington Street
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Ruby Culler
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Vaughn
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Ann Kaney
Ruth Jarrell
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Hillcrest Drive
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Korea
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Statesville
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Archdale
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Tenn
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Charlotte
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Maine
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Brentley Circle
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Wrightsville Beach
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New Orleans
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Lynchburg
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Yow’s Funeral Home
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