Births and community notices from a Greensboro area page
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Collins announce the birth of a daughter Geral dine Blon on September 6 at 605 Kennedy street. Mrs. Walter Kester is a patient at the Charlotte Sanatorium for treatment and an operation. Martha Washington Garden Club meets with Mrs. Holden at 3:30 pm Bridges street. Christine Wilson improves after appendicitis operation at High Point hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Linthicum announce a daughter Mary Gladys born September 6 at 215 Willowbrook street. Bruce Quigley undergoes emergency appendicitis operation at Guilford General hospital. recovering. Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Bryant and three children return to make their home in High Point. Ice cream supper by First Reformed church Christian Endavor society tonight at South Main and Russell. Philathea class watermelon feast at city lake tonight. Calvary Church ladies host chicken supper Thursday evening 5:30 to 8. Miss Florence Cannon hosts birthday dinner for brother Gus Cannon and father J. J. Cannon. Fidelis class of Green Street Baptist meets at Miss Cora Howell home. includes revealing party and gifts. Tom Allen hosts watermelon feast at Springfield road with many friends. J. W. Kanoy hosts chicken supper near Jamestown for many friends. Mrs. Slate hosts bridge for Miss Jonnie Muse. gifts given. Junior Service League holds regular meeting at Country club. plans for dance and fall projects discussed. Tuberculosis seals to be sold again this winter.
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Fidellas
Howell
Fidelis
Green Street
Daisy Heyton
Daisy Stepp
Mamie Faulkenbury
Ethel Samuels
Everlena Robbing
Cora Howell
Alma Howell
Mrv
Ae Pickert
Nell Adams
League
Moore
Paramount Theater
Penney
Ben Moore
L. C. Matton
Paul W. Casey
L. G. Robichaux
William Simmons
Thomas Turner
Paul Smith
Andrew Lindsay
W. B. Thomas
W.T. Powell
Comer Covington
J. E. Millis
Forrest Murray
J. J. Groome
R. T. Amos
Roland Holton
Bertha Cox Rochelle
Brantley McAdoo
8. C. Kirkman
Everett Marsh
Phil Warner
Delk Smith
Lyman Redding
S&s. L
Whitsett Methodist Church
D. D. Holt
T. E. Stough
Gibsonville
Old Home Place
Friedens Church
Eastern Conference of the Lutheran Church
Holly Grove Church
Lexington
W. T. Whitsett
James S. Ray
Springwood Church
James Torreyson
Iowa
Carrie Neal
Florida
Lena Tesh
Jamestown
Benjamin Huffman
Tennessee
J. R. Huffman
Burlington
Joseph A. McLean
Ayr
Mass
Virginia Troxler
North Carolina College
Friedens Sunday School
Wm. C. Shaw
Rev
A. Klinger
Maryland
J. A. Nuckols
North Carolina D A R Outlines Winter Plans Statewide
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution announce a busy fall and winter. State regent Mrs. Sydney Perry Cooper urges large chapter delegations to district meetings across eight districts in October, a southern divisional congress in Charleston, and Yorktown anniversary events. The executive board meeting will be in Charlotte with senior officers and guests from North Carolina and South Carolina attending.
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North Carolina
Yorktown
South
Cooper
Katherine Carson
Hendersonville
Asheville
Brevard
Waynesville
Rufus Coyn
Lenoir
Hickory
Mooresville
North Wilkesboro
Statesville
Elkin
W. D. Anderson
Gastonia
Charlotte
Kings Mountain
Lincolnton
Shelby
F. M. Little
Fot
Wadesboro
Monroe
Albemarle
Concord
Dunn
Fayetteville
Southern Pines
E. E. Gillespie
Greensboro
High Point
Burlington
Lexington
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Reidsville
Leaksville-Spray
Harold W. Glascock
Raleigh
Durham
Henderson
Louisburg
Oxford
Warrenton
Chapel Hill
D. S. Currie
Parkton
Mount Olive
Elizabethtown
Gold
Boro
Kinston
New Bern
Snow Hill
Wilmington
Morehead City
Harry West Abbitt
Wilson
Farmville
Greenville
Halifax
Rocky Mount
Tarboro
Washington
Williamston
Francis Marion
Charleston
D. C
Pinehurst
National Continental Congress
Lowell F. Hobart
John Carroll Coulter
South Carolina
Lord Cornwallis
O. Max Gardner
General Assembly
W. H. Belk
Belk
Maurice. J. O'Neil
William Wilson Glenn
R. Duke Hay
Winston- Salem
Whitt R. Stone
T. Lenoir Gwyn
Samuel Newton Harrell
Dorian Blair
Ralph van Landingham
Russell and Moore Guests Attend Weekend in town
Mr and Mrs Robert Russell of Thomasville and Miss Blanche Moore of Albemarle spent the weekend here as guests of Mr and Mrs G G Russell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Russell
Thomasvile
Blanche Moore
Albemarle
G. G. Russell
North Carolina officials convene on crime fighting plan
A three day meeting in Chapel Hill gathers representatives from city county state and federal law enforcement to devise better cooperation and legal boundaries for crime control. Leaders include UNC President Frank Graham Gov. O Max Gardner Senator Bailey Lt Gov Fountain Attorney General Brummitt and supreme court justices along with federal judges and highway officials.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Albert Coates
University of North Carolina Law School
R. R. Talbert
North Carolina Association of Police Chiefs
Frank Graham
University
O. Max Gardner
J. W. Bailey
R. T. Fountain
Dennis G. Brummitt
George W. Connor
W. J. Brogden
Supreme Court
Johnston J. Hayes
I. M. Meekins
Federal Bench
M. W. Barnhill
Wilson Warlick
Michael Schenck
Superior Court
E. B. Jeffress
State Highway Commission
J. F. Spruill
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Paxton Holds Ulster Gazette Copy From 1800
Mrs. S A Paxton owns a copy of the Ulster County Gazette printed in Michigan on January 4 1800. The issue recounts the death and elaborate burial of George Washington.
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Lakeview
Ore
S. A. Paxton
Ulster County Gazette
Michigan
George Washington
Treasury receipts and expenditures report for early September
Treasury receipts for September 4 totaled 4,873,083.43 with expenditures at 13,099,314.69, leaving a balance of 108,467,286.29. Customs receipts for the first four days of September amounted to 4,769,009.79.
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Washington
Treasury
Slorifying Yourself: Home Beauty With Oatmeal and Juices
Alicia Hart provides a plain spoken guide to simple beauty remedies using oatmeal for skin softening and whitening, milky baths, and household acids like lemon juice tomato juice cucumber juice honey and buttermilk as bleaches. It notes olive oil vinegar and rose water as toning rinses and warns against applying milk directly to skin.
Whitsett church services continue with evening preaching
Whitsett Methodist church holds daily services this week at 7 30 pm led by Rev D D Holt with music by T E Stough of Gibsonville schools. Crowds attend as the week of revival continues.
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Car. Suspect Chase Leads to Misdirection
In Benton Tennessee Sheriff Biggs spotted a car matching a stolen vehicle from Etowah. Five men jumped out and fled as he closed in. The recovered car proved not the Etowah theft but did belong to Fred Peters of Knoxville who reported the prior theft.
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Benton
Tenn
Biggs
Etowah
Fred Peters
Knoxville
Welfare conferences set for three eastern and three western districts
Tentative plans for 1931 welfare conferences place the first three district meetings in October in the eastern state and the next three in October in the west. J. R. Hollis chairs the southeastern district in Wilmington, with H. Edwards heading the central district in Goldsboro, and R. H. Bachman leading the northeastern conference in Edenton. Western meetings open in Greensboro or High Point with Forrest Shuford as chairman, followed by Gastonia under Gertrude Keller and Rutherfordton led by Fannie Cantrell. The sessions will tackle the depression era pressures on social work, school attendance, pellagra, juvenile courts, and other topics with prominent speakers.
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Raleigh
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
J. R. Hollis
Wilmington
Public Welfare
New Hanover County
Jr. H. Edwards
Wayne County
Goldsboro
R. H. Bachman
Chowan County
Edenton
Greensboro
High Point
Forrest Shuford
Gastonia
Gertrude K. Keller
Gaston County
Rutherfordton
Fannie W. Cantrell
Rutherford County
George H. Lawrence
Public Welfare of
Orange
North Carolina welfare officials gather for social service conference
County and president of the North Carolina association of superintendents of public welfare, Mrs. W. B. Waddill, superintendent of public welfare in Vance county and conference for social service, Mrs. W. T. Best, commissioner of public welfare, and Miss Lois Dosher, director of the division of county organization.
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North Carolina Association of Superintendents of Public Welfare
W. B. Waddill
Vance County
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
W. T. Best
Lois Dosher
Division of
Plane and Gliders In Aerial Train Feasibility Explored
London aviation circles discuss aerial trains formed by towing a string of gliders behind a powered aircraft. The plan envisions releasing gliders sequentially to deliver passengers and freight while the plane continues, claiming about 60 percent more load per engine power with multiple gliders.
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NEA
London—Talk Ie
Sets Of Rings Draw Paris As Jewelry Whim
Paris embraces six matching rings worn three on a finger. The rings typically feature bright semi-precious stones in three or more colors.
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Paris
Skin Like Velvet with New Powder MELLO GLO
New French process makes it stay on longer and reduces visible pores. The powder is described as smooth finest pure and government approved coloring matter. It promises not to dry the skin or create a pasty complexion and claims a youthful look. Available at Eckerd's Mann Drug Store.
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United States
Eckerd’s
Mann Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Collins
Kennedy Street
Geraldine Blon
As. Kester
Charlotte Sanatorium
Walter Kester
Martha Washington Club
Mrs. Holden
Martha Washington Garden Club
E. C. Holden
Bridges Street
Christine Wilson
W. H. Linthicum
Mary Gladys
Willowbrook Street
Uttle
Bruce Quigley
R. I. Quigley
Montheu Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Brayant
George Allen Bryant
First Reformed C. EB
Christian Endeavor Society
First Reformed Church
South Main and
Russell Streets
First Baptist Church
City Lake
Ladies OF Calvary Church
Ladies of the Calvary Church
Miss Cannon
Florence Cannon
Gus Cannon
J. J. Cannon
Carl Hatley
Hartwell Cannon
Charlie Cannon
Dave
Bill
Ila
Robert Lee Cannon
Black Yood
Tom Allen
Springfield Road
Allen
Tom Steed
J. C. Bobo
James Allen
Jim Brower
Everett Embler
Claude Smith
Rodgers Jones
Waymouth Brooks
Posy Blackwell
Robert Boyles
Dolphus Turpin
Hugh Bryant
Paul Allen
Stout
Frank Saunders
Grady Hutchins
Arthur Perry
Mrs. Kanoy
J. W. Kanoy
Slate
Miss Muse
Jonnie Muse
Ralph Slate
Sheraton Hills
Lucy Hayes
Anne Carter Marsh
Ernestine Hayes
Alex Stanford
Mary Simmons
Herman Smith
Seborn Perry
Leona Holton
Dorothy Ingram
Nell
Elizabeth Adams
Ernestine
Katherine Whitener
Elizabeth Perry
Junior Service League
Country Club
Johnsie Pugh
W. H. McCain
Yarnell
Matt Wall
John Walker, Jr
Jersey
Moffitt’s
N. Main Street
Vincent Kerens
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Kerens
N.C
Niagara Falls
Igy Nea Service Inc
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Chicago
Alicia Hartris
Whitsett News
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Hutchen’s Bakery
East Washington
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