Personal items show Gaston area residents in and out
A series of brief notices list Mr E D Atkins in Hickory on business and Mrs S B Rhea of Greenville visiting Mrs J L Ferguson. Other Gastonia area visits include A W Hoffman of Lowell, T E Moore of Tucapan, I F Mabry of McAdenville, W J Edwards of Charlotte, J Ramseur of Bessemer City, and many relatives traveling to or from Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Atkins
Hickory
S. B. Rhea
Greenville, S. C
J. L. Fer
A. W. Hoffman
Lowell
T. E. Moore
Tucapan
S. C
The
Loray Mills
Esquire
I. F. Mabry
McAdenville
W. J. Edwards
Charlotte
Frank R. Anders
John Ramseur
Bessemer City
Gastonia
Jane
Carrie Morris
Montezuma
H. J. Shannon
Route Four
J. C. Galloway
Due West
Gastonia Doctors Raise Fees On September First
Gastonia physicians announce a fee increase effective September 1, raising day visits to 1.50 and night visits to 2.00, with country visits at 1.50 plus mileage. Obstetrical fees rise to 10 plus mileage and hourly detention after five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
D. A. Garrison
F.C. Cuickel
Me. G. Anders
Charlotte
Gastonia
Gaston County Medical Society
Physicians’ Protective Association
Retail Merchants Association
Gov Cole Blease Leads After Democratic Primary
Colum bia reports Gov Cole L Blease with a 2296 vote majority over Judge Jones and John T Duncan in the Democratic state primary. Blease 70300 Jones 65986 Duncan 2018. Rumors of contests prompt possible official recounts as counties report excess votes and roll discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Cole L. Blease
Judge Jones
John T. Duncan
Blease
Jones
Duncan
Democratic Executive Committee
Anderson County
John Gary Evans
Charleston
S. C
State Committee
Evangelistic Services at Clara Mill Chapel
A week of evangelistic services begins Sunday at the Clara Mill chapel with Rev W C Barrett of First Baptist Church preaching and leading a team of assisting workers. Evening meetings at 7 30 o clock invite all Christian workers and singers to attend and help in this great work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mill Chapel
W. C. Barrett
First Baptist Church
Clara Mil
Book on Aycock Aims to Make Better Citizens
A new life and speeches volume on Governor Aycock by R. D. W. Connor and Clarence Poe promises to inspire better citizenship. It traces his rise from farm boy to leader and includes a campaign speech he did not finish and his New Senatorial bid. The nearly 400 page attractively bound book features three portraits and five illustrations, with postpaid pricing $1.50 for cloth binding and $2.50 for leather. Orders to Tar Heel Company, Raleigh, NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycock
Messrs
R. D. W. Connor
Clarence Poe
North Carolina
Robert E. Lee
Aycocx
Tar Heel Company
Raleigh
N. C
Us girls remark tied to age in common saying
The remark suggests that when a woman uses the phrase us girls she is likely older, often implying experience and longevity. The saying is a cultural shorthand tied to aging and group identity among women.
Miss Lydia Lenderman and John Redwine Wed in Greenville
Miss Lydia Lenderman of Greenville married Mr. John Redwine of Gastonia North Carolina yesterday at Ander son by Rev. Black. They returned to Greenville after the ceremony and left on No. 30 for points in the north. A moonlight Riverside Park picnic in Mount Holly featured a boat ride on the Catawba with attendees including Misses McLean Saunders Austin Menelle and Messrs Efird Procter and McLean. Mrs I N Davis celebrated her 67th birthday with a surprise party at Morris street home hosted by Mrs Wilson and Miss Wilson assisted by Miss Lineberger and Miss Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Beam
Cherryville
J. K. Dixon
W. B. Millen
Richburg
S. C
J. K. Dixon, Jr
Columbia
Asheville
L. L. Jenkins
Lola Jenkins
Atlantic City
D. R. LaFar
Blowing Rock
William King
Chester
J. D. B. McLean
Marie Hardin
Salisbury
F. P. Rockett
Hickory
F. R. Anders
Sol Peres
Kingtree
D. C
Pine Bluff
N. C
Emma McElhenny
Gaston Hospital
Spartanburs
Cora Clark
Albany
Ind
Danaridge
Tenn
Lincolnton
M. C. Thorn
Southern Railway
Ocean Grove
N. J
Mount Holly
Spartanburg
Lydia Lenderman
Greenville
John Redwine
Gastonia
Anderson
Black
Riverside Park
Mount Hollly
Mary and
Violet McLean
Blanche Austin
Eliza Saunders
Blanche Menelle
Messrs
Paul Efird
F. C. Procter
Alex McLean
I. N. Davis
R. Boyce Wilson
Stara Wilson
Mac. Morris
B. J. Allen
M. Bynum
R. H. Parker
Rebecca Fayssoux
Philadelphia
Pleasant Entertainment at Mitts Caldwell’s
Mrs B J Caldwell entertained many guests at her Columbia street home in honor of Dana Caldwell’s birthday and Miss Mary Starnes of Rock Hill guest of Lettie Starnes. Decorations included ferns clematis jars of ice served by Lois Smith and Clyde Caldwell. Also notes future weddings: Mabel Patrick to George Stowe on September 10 at Union neighborhood. Further, Lillian Francis and Oran Vernon wed at The Oaks in Pessemer City with Rev. Harrelson and Rev. Hobbs officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Caldwell
Columbia Street
Dana Caldwell
Mary Starnes
Rock Hill
S. C
Lettie Starnes
Willow Street
Mary
Lois Todd
Eugene Caldwell
Lois Smith
Clyde Caldwell
Mabel Patrick
George Stowe
George R. Patrick
Union
Belmont
J. F. Harrelson
L. M. Hobbs
Carrie J. Mauney
Janet Jackson
Tryon
William Heatherly
Zirconia
R. C. Kennedy
J. Frank
Flint Mills to Expand Capacity and Consolidate Offices
Flint Manufacturing Company to spend about $20,000 to install 1,000 additional spindles and card room gear, doubling capacity. A new 38 by 80 foot brick warehouse is built while eight worker houses and six Arlington Mill homes are planned. Arlington and Flint uptown offices will consolidate in a leased Ragan building on Main, with Groves and Glenn in charge of respective books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Manufacturing Company
C. M. Crowder
Arlington
Groves
Flint and
Arlington Mills
Ragan
Mein Avenue
Poole’s Grocery
Flint and Arlington
W. W. Glenn
Macomb City
Miss
Arlington Books
Forrest Groves
Flint Mill
Will Renew Fight for Federal Payment of State Claims
Representative Carlin of Virginia said the effort to secure federal payment of Virginia Texas Oregon and Maryland state claims will be renewed at the December session. He noted joint action by the states to press claims for a swift disposition, adding Virginia's settlement would fund a boulevard linking the national capital to Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Virginia
Texas
Oregon
Maryland
Carlin
National Capital
Mount Vernon
First Cotton Bale Sold in York at 428 Pounds
York county reports its first bale of cotton sold in Rock Hill with Mayor John T. Roddey as purchaser. The middling class bale weighed 428 pounds and brought 13 cents per pound. grown by Horace Brown from west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
York County
John T. Roddey
Horace Brown
Subdued Gazette notices celebrate Corsicana bride
A wedding reception followed the ceremony with cream and cake in a decorously arranged dining room. The bride and groom, who left on the 35 toward their future, received many gifts and well wishes from a large group of guests including Miss Janet Jackson and Miss Theresa Detter among others from Texas and several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Garrison
Corsicana
Tex
Theresa Detter
Dallas
Janet Jackson
Tryon
Bertha Garrett
Waynesville
Emma Wilkerson
Yorkville
Nellie Sue Huffstetler
Kings Mountain
Eva Meadows
Lewisburg
T. A. Kennedy
Grover
William Heatherly
Zirconia
George Nart
High Point
Death of Mrs Ephriam Carpenter at Lincolnton
Mrs Ephriam Carpenter died at her Lincolnton area home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at Bethel Lutheran Church with Rev Hight presiding. Visitors include families from Gaston and surrounding areas. social events feature a singing school at Bethel church with Polie Rudtill and a family gathering hosted by Marvin and Leonard Alexander honoring Miss Kate Alexander of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnton
RFD
Ephriam Carpenter
Bethel Lutheran
Henry Kiser
Bethel Church
Polie Rudtsill
Cherryville
Henry Alexander
Kate
Cropwell
Ala
William Howell
Fallston
Marvin
Leonard Alexander
Kate Alexander
Alabama
Twenty One Vote Challenge in Indiana Reform Fight
In a tight Indiana election over a local reform measure opponents used any means to derail it. First time voters who had just reached adulthood contested their eligibility, some presenting birth certificates others not. The reform side fell short by votes tied to birth registration gaps, highlighting North Carolina’s absence of birth registration laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
8. C
Miram Hoey
S. C
Gastonia
Carroll
Hoey
Chester County
South Carolina
W. A. McNeill
Indiana
Reform Party
North Carolina
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Gaston
Guson
Gazette
Fayssoux
Gastonians
Evangelistic Services
Redwine
Lenderman
Riverside
TE. N. Davis
Mitts. Caldwell's
Vernon-Kennedy
Flint
Main Street
York
News OF the County
Ious
the Eagle
J. F. Weathers
Academy Street
Melville Manufacturing Co
T. B. Leonhardt
Moseby
Mosepy
Vernon Ford
Blanche
Ford
Ebon Ford
S. S. Falls
Ellen Houser
Eunice
Bettie Mullen
Lilly Vandyke
Carrie Bellamy
Junie Moss
Flossie Houser
Berea College
Shelby
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