Wrenn Remains at Home and Local Birth Announcements
Mrs. M. J. Wrenn remains at her Broad Street home. Welcome notices announce the birth of a son to Ernest Ridge at 604 Gordon Street on September 4. Also reported are births to Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Teague and to Mr. and Mrs. Foushee in Chapel Hill, with other community updates on recoveries and upcoming meetings.
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Lexington
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Lindsay Street
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Wesley
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Washington Street
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Ed Gurley
P. V. Kirkman
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T. P. Kimrey
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
Lipscomb
C. T. Lipscomb
Greensboro
John R. English
Social Notes From Norfolk To Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Martin spend several days in Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Miss Gertrude Leonard leaves for Fayetteville to visit friends and relatives for weeks. Miss Virginia Bennett and Miss Wilma Rogers at Salisbury with friends. Claire Douglas leaves for Lenoir to join Davenport college faculty. Mrs. H. EB. Lowry and family welcomed by McCain home. Dixie Thomas returns from Cleveland. Mrs. Fred R. Hicks hospitalized after operation. Margaret Moes improving at home after operation. Alice Sherrill visits Archdale. McKenzie family back from Asheville and Johnson City trip. Estelle Moore ill at Forrest Avenue home. Neushafer and Edwards in Charlotte with Purcelle family. Martha Armfield returns from Maine. Jane Hess Weaver prepares to enter Westtown Senior year. Clara Chamness visiting Glenheim. J W Slate family home after eastern North Carolina visit. Mrs. J. C. Moore recovering at High Point hospital. Holt McPherson back from western North Carolina trip and Wrightsville Beach. Dave Harman off to New York after visit with Haydens. Richard and Charles Smithers of New Orleans visiting Rip Tabb en route to Lynchburg. Elmer Gallimore ill with diphtheria at home.
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Charles Smithers
New Orleans
Rip Tabb
Parkway
Lynchburg
Virginia Episcopal School
Clive Brook Heads Cast in Silence at Paramount
Clive Brook leads the melodrama Silence at the Paramount theater for two days. The story follows a man who betrays the woman he loves, then awakens to a greater love after his past harms his daughter. Peggy Shannon plays two contrasting roles as Brook’s wife and daughter. Marjorie Rambeau stars opposite, bringing strong screen presence.
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Clive Brook
Marjorie Rambeau
Peggy Shannon
Paramount
Broadway
Brook
Marjorie Rambeaeu
Japanese Vehicle Registrations Rise Faster Than Far East peers
Motor vehicle use in Japan has surged, with registrations climbing from 22,000 to 90,000 over the past six years, outpacing all other Far East nations.
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Japan
Far East
Henderson official sets club luncheon attendance record
J C Glas com register of deeds of Vance county claims a unique record by not missing weekly rotary club luncheon for 12 years.
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Henderson
J. C. Glascom
Register of Deeds
Vance County
Homotary
Norway to build rust free steel plant with 40000 to 60000 ton capacity
A new steel plant in Norway will commence production of rust resistant and acid resisting steel. The facility is planned to run at an annual capacity between 40 000 and 60 000 metric tons.
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Norway
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