Local notices report hospital return and club meetings
Friends of Miss Mary Bulla are glad she returned home after an operation at Guilford General hospital. The Allred Bible Study class will meet with Mrs Light on Pickett street led by Mr Light. The Lotus club postpones meeting to next Friday. Friends Christian Endeavor holds a 7 30 pm program at the annex. The city Baptist W M U meets tonight in Mechanicsville at 7 30 with Mrs George T Stephens as speaker. Dinner honors Mrs L P Magnin at Marigold Cabin hosted by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bulla
Guilford General Hospital
Allred Bible
Mrs. Light
Pickett Street
Mr. Light
Friends Christian Endeavor Society
City Baptist W. M. U
Mechanicsville
George T. Stephens
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Main Street
MEK
R. A. Baird
Mint Street
T. B. Bennett
David Yow
J. O. Connor
East Washington Street
Nikantham Society Hosts Party for New Students
The Nikanthan Literary Society held a 6:30 to 9 o'clock informal party at Miss Claire Douglas’s Montlieu avenue home to honor new college girls. Decorated rooms featured lavender and white arses and dahlias while games and readings entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikanthan
Claire Douglas
Montlieu Avenue
Ruth Jarrell
Norrie Horney
Douglas
Lucile Morrison
Willie Fritz
Addie Livengood
Mary Young
Annie Lee Jarrell
Dorothy Hoskins
Local Visitors and Returns Reported in Charlotte Area
Mrs A S Caldwell visits Charlotte today while business travelers tour New York and Winston-Salem. Mrs Frank Marshall spent yesterday in Winston-Salem. Mrs Kendall Hunter returns to Pittsboro after visiting Caldwell on Parkway. Mr and Mrs A S Quigley and son return from Ohio and Michigan. Mr and Mrs Thomas Turner head home from Charlotte after Dowd’s death. Dr A A York returns after Chicago hospital visits. Rev and Mrs H R Ashmore of Lucama stay with Brice Bennett on Sunset Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marshall
Winston-Salem
A. S. Quigley
Litle
Ohio
Michigan
Thomas Turner
Charlotte
W. C. Dowd
H. R. Ashmore
Lucama, N. C
City
Brice Bennett
Sunset Drive
Prosecutions Seen Difficult In Tunney Dempsey Fight Films
Washington officials say cases against the fighters or Tex Richard promoter are unlikely unless a conspiracy to ship fight motion pictures across state lines is shown. The 1912 law bans receipt and transport of such films, but prosecutors may only seek charges if conspiracy is proven. films may be held as evidence though not confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Tex Richard
Chicago
Music and Story of Big Fight at Rotary Meeting
Everett Marsh led a Rotary program with songs by Mrs. Willis Slane and Mrs. L.C. Matton. He recounted the Dempsey Tunney bout, praising Tunney yet noting Dempsey’s sixth round danger and seventh round knockdown, praising Dempsey’s resilience and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club Today
Everett Marsh
Willis Slane
L.C. Matton
Marsh
Tunney
Dempsey
Funeral Services for Mrs Burgess Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie P Burgess widow of W D Burgess were held today at 10 30 am at the family residence 201 Lindsay Street with Rev A G Dixon Rev E Lester Ballard and Rev George R Brown officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie P. Burgess
W. D. Burgess
Lindsay Street
A. G. Dixon
Methodist Protestant Conference
E. Lester Ballard
M. P
George R. Brown
Reidsville
Oakwood Cemetery
Rock of Ages
Jesus
Lester Teague
W. M. Crouch
R. H. Shaw
Pickett
P. Montgomery
Richard Reitzel
A. M. Rankin, Jr
J. H. Pritchard
Panthers Set For Little Christian Football Clash
The Panther football team of High Point College prepares to host Atlantic Christian at Welch Field on Saturday. Scrimmages this week leave both teams in good shape for a hard battle, with last year’s results suggesting a tight contest. Coach Teedale’s squad aims to even the score after a 0-0 postseason tie with Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panther
High Point College
Atlantic Christian College
Welchfield
Wilsonites
High Point
A. C
Wilson
Teedale
Tis
Jack Boylin
Worth Case On Trial In Greensboro
The trial of Norman T. Wrenn for deadly assault on J. S. Worth began in Greensboro superior court. By noon today all evidence had been presented with a plea of assault with a deadly weapon entered. Worth testified in court while Wrenn and his wife repeated statements from prior actions, and a related slander case against W. G. Wilson was continued due to docket congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Norman T. Wrenn
J. S. Worth
Superior Court
Wrenn
Worth
High Point
Wimberly
Emerson High Strikers Demand Segregation at Cafeteria
In Gary Indiana 1200 Emerson high school students threaten to return if the board enforces segregation. The terms require Black students to sit in a separate corner and use a segregated cafe area, with no further transfers of Black pupils to Emerson and rapid removal of current Black enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson High School
Gary
Ind
Board of Education
Emerson High
Emerson
Emerson School
Albert W. Johnson Elected P.O.S. of America President
Albert W. Johnson of Lewisburg Pennsylvania wins the biennial Patriotic Order Sons of America presidency at the three day Richmond convention ending today. He will lead the organization for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Albert W. Johnson
Lewisburg
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Funeral Services for J B Charles Held
New York sept 29 much attention is drawn by the Southern Railway System mineral resources display at the eleventh chemical exposition in Grand Central palace New York city The exhibit is the largest ever by the Southern at this expo occupying five booths and described as the most complete collection of south mineral resources yet gathered Financiers and engineers attend and solicit opportunities for southern enterprises with prospects of boosting southern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Railway System
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Southern
Chemical Industries
South
Biloxi Family Shocked By Bennet Doty Enlistment News
Bennet Doty will finish a five year enlistment abroad, a Biloxi family learned after rumors he would be released to return home. Father L H Doty said attorneys promised release, but the son must serve in the foreign region, with congratulatory telegrams pouring in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
Bennet Doty
Houston
el Paso
Texas
L. H. Doty
Bennet
Legion
Tobacco sales total on Greenville market reach high figures
On September 29 in Greenville 923,978 pounds of tobacco sold for 181,924.43 dollars, averaging 19.68 dollars per hundred pounds. Secretary K W Cobb of the tobacco board of trade announced the smooth opening days with the congestion gone and thirds running well, indicating a potential sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. C
K. W. Cobb
Tobacco Board of Trade
Fifty Ladies Attend Demonstration of Electric Refrigeration
About fifty High Point women gathered at the Carolina Copeland Company on North Main Street for a demonstration of the Copeland Dependable refrigeration system. Distributor Mr Eve spoke on home economy and health benefits, praising electric refrigeration as practical and rapidly adopted by homes, institutions, grocers and meat markets. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and were invited to future demonstrations and Radiola concerts at 616 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Carolina Copeland Company
North Main Street
Copeland
Seeger
Eve
Ieading
N. Mainstreet Advi
Game Postponed in Little World’s Series by Rain
Toledo Ohio September 29 The first game of the Little World’s Series was postponed as steady rain made play impossible Another attempt will be made tomorrow before the Toledo champions depart for Buffalo to meet the pennant winners for games on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Toledo
Buffalo
Before Baby Comes Mother's Friend Comforts Expectant Mothers
Externally applied lotion relieves prenatal distress by relaxing tight tissues and muscles. Daily use softens skin and is praised by three generations of mothers. Mrs Leleh Mabe cites near painless births. Sold at drug stores with a free booklet offered by Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Desk 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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Miss Bulla
Allred
Lotus Meeting
Lotus Club
Christian Endeavor
Mrs. Magnim
L. P. Magnim
Marigold Cabin
Greensboro Road
W. P. Davis
E. R. Outland
B. C. Rogers
R. A. Wilson
H. A. Cecil
H. C. Lewis
L. A. Perkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Magnum
L. P. Magnum
Knoxville
Tenn
W. C. Ferree
Nikanthan Society
Laura Thompson
Lily Mae Braxton
Effie Keck
Louise Adams
Grace Barnette
Cecil
Elsie Gates
Chestnut
South Wrenn Streets
Express
Moffitt’s
North Main
A. S. Caldwell
A. A. York
Everett
Panthers
Little Christian
Johnson
J. B. Charles
Felts
Howerton
Millinery Department
J. Frank Marshall
Iso
S Fors
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans
The
Pinecroft Inn
Tit O’connor
Sugg Motor Company
South Main Street
English Street
Knox
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