Births and social notices fill High Point page
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Council announce the birth of a daughter on September 6 at Guilford General hospital. Mrs. L. B. Dutton is a patient at High Point hospital recovering from surgery, doing nicely. The English Street M P church Christian Endeavor Society meets tonight with Miss Annie Crater. Miss Lillie Boggs marries Virgil C. Proctor at 497 Highland Ave. Women host bridge parties for Dorothy Hudson and for Miss Charles of Winston-Salem. Laura Wesson fund raiser planned at the Country Club. several social events hosted by Mrs. C. H. Williard and Mrs. Katherine Freeze with elaborate bridge games and prizes. Miss Eleanor Farley and Miss Louise McEwen praised guests of honor. local theatre student Miss Evelyn Boyd returns from Allentown to resume study. visits from Frances and Paige Charles and Mrs. Harris noted.
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Annie Lida Council
Mrs. Lawrence Council
Guilford General Hospital
English Street
Miss Boggs
Virgil C. Proctor
High Point
Highland Ave
Lillie Boggs
O. A. Elmore
South Side Baptist Church
C. H. Williard
Frances
Paige Charles
Winston-Salem
Helen Jones
Mary Perry Pollock
Laura Wesson
Country Club
Pauline Simmons
Miss Wesson
Freeze
Katherine Raymond Freeze
North Main Street
Ben Moore
Ernestine Hayes
Eleanor Farley
New York
Louise McEwen
Social visitors and travels afoot in New York and Dallas
About People Miss Eleanor Farley of New York visits Miss Mary Simmons on South Main street. Miss Marian Woodford of Dallas is guest of Mrs. Gordon Brewer in Emerywood. Clyde Baxter family and H A Cecil family return from Paradise Point. H C Horrox heads to New York City for a new job. Mrs Horrox plans two weeks with relatives in Philadelphia before joining him.
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Eleanor Farley
New York
Louise McEwen
Mary Simmons
South Main Street
Laurance Ingram
Miss Farley
Miss McEwen
Fletcher Welch
Ruth Boyles
Thomasville
Ruth
Marian Woodford
Dallas, Tex
Gordon Brewer
Emery Wood
H. C. Horrox
New York City
Mrs. Horrox
Philadelphia
Mr. Horrox
Democratic Faith in Smith Drives Southern Support
Clyde Hoey recalls southern endurance after the war and argues for Al Smith as the best presidential candidate. He defends Tammany Hall, dispels anti Catholic and anti wet arguments, and asserts the Democratic Party remains the southern home and national path to reform.
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Jehovah
South
Democratic Party
National Party
al Smith
Tammany Hall
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Tammany
New York City
New York
North
Bryan
Smith
Catholic faith cited in presidential nomination speech
In a campaign event, Alfred E. Smith is praised as a public servant from poverty to the presidency. Speakers stress religion should not affect the election, and Governor Smith’s Catholic faith is embraced as providential. Attendees include T. J. Gold and multiple Democratic officials from Guilford and Greensboro.
Greensboro Considered for Speech by Al Smith
Greensboro in North Carolina may host Governor Alfred E. Smith as part of his presidential campaign tour. A letter from Democratic National Committee Secretary Charles A. Greathouse to editor Eric W. Rodgers stated Greensboro is under consideration though itinerary finalization was not complete. The report notes local leaders have pressed for a Smith stop.
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Greensboro
N. C
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Eric W. Rodgers
Greensboro Daily Record
Charles A. Greathouse
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dutton
L. B. Dutton
High Point Hospital
Hedson Whet
Hibernia
Laverne Hudson
Bridge
Parkway
Dorothy Hudson
Lucy Palmer Scoggins
Warrenton
Evelyn Payne
Faye Cunningham
C. C. Barnhart
Charles
Miriam and
Frances Sloan
Mary Frances Parker
Martha Taylor
Helen
Sarah Jones
Charlotte Hubbard
Eleanor Brown
Alma Virginia McCain
Doris Allen
Nancy Myatt
Ruth Poole
Miss Simmons
Andrew Lindsay
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Maury Cralle
H. L. Shuey
Dillard Ragan
Paul W. Casey
J. D. Pell
Tom Kearns
Capus Waynick
Farrell Gray
James Lyon
Jesse Harris
Everett Marsh
Forest Murray
Nancy Carr Terry
Rene Dyer
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Eccles Everhart
Richard Reitzel
Marjorie Tate
William Simmons
Mary Ragsdale
L. B. Heilig
L. R. Terry
Mary Muse
Evelyn Boyd
Allentown
Vermont Krauss School of Theater Organ
Clara Boyd
CG. H. Williard
Johnson Street
F. M. Harris
Fayetteville
J. C. Barker
Otteray Drive
Ingersol, Waterman, Parker, and Schaefer
Cecil’s Drug Store
North Main
Clyde Baxter
H. A. Cecil
Paradise Point
Clyde Hoey
Alfred Emanuel
University
Great
United States
Republic of the Earth
Hoey
T. J. Gold
State Senate
Guilford County
Persident
High Point Democratic Club
Thomas Turner
R. B. Parker
Tom Temberton
New
George A. Yountz
A. R. Harrison
Owen Smith
George F. Wilson
R. K. Stewart
H. A. Millis
George T. Penny
Ed Kearns
C F. Long
Thomas J. Gold
H. N. Phillips
L. H. Cooke
Owen-Smith
New’ Bedford Textile Council
Citizens Mediation Committee
Citizens Committee
P.S
Quality Shoe
Stord
NEW Bedford Textile Council
New Bedford, Mass
The
Georgette Ane
Sori
Beavans
the Ladies Store
Waggers
South Main ST
N.C
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