Improvements Underway at Camp Uwharrie This Summer
Work at Camp Uwharrie progresses with drilling by W A Ines Co to provide running water and a 1500 gallon storage tank. Old hand pumps will be replaced by canvas bunks in ten cabins while a five hole archery golf course and a marksmanship course with rifle range are planned under Robert Hubbard and C B Roberts.
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Camp
Uwharrie
W. A. Ines Company
High Point
Robert Hubbard
C. B. Roberts
Salisbury
Miller Wins Contest at Davidson College Junior Oratorical
F D Miller Ill of Surgoinsville Tenn won the junior oratorical contest at Davidson College speaking on The Laboring Man a tribute to the average person. Other contestants were T R Nunan of Atlanta Ga and F E Marsh Jr of Marshyville.
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Davidson
F. D. Miller
Surgoinsville
Tenn
Davidson College
T. R. Nunan
Atlanta, Ga
FE. FE. Marsh, Jr
Marshyville
Coolidges Seen Relaxing as Private Citizens
A survey of Mr and Mrs Calvin Coolidge enjoying private life in a small town routine. Mrs Coolidge visits a soda fountain with chocolate soda while friends and neighbors observe daily habits, shopping tours, and ordinary household roles.
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Calvin Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge
Beans
Tiny Tim
Mike Gleason
Pat
White House
Northampton
James W. O’brien
Coolidge
Frederick W. Plummer
Coolidges Living Quiet Northampton Life as Private Citizens
Northampton, April 5 1929 Calv in and Mrs Coolidge mark one month as private citizens The ex president and his wife mingle with townsfolk enjoying simple routines Mrs Coolidge shops for meat attends theater and soda shops while Mr Coolidge handles mailbox letters and office work at a modest law suite in town
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NEA Serv. Inc
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Cosmopolitan
Mr. Coolidge
Calvin
James Lucey
Washington
Lacey
Shy Calvin
Denishawn
Smith College
of Coolidge & Hemenway
Coolidge
Beans
Massasoit Street
James W. O’brien
O’brien
White House
O'Brien
Sored away in Northampton named by Mr. Coolidge
An obituary note references a property stored away in Northampton not used by Mr. Coolidge. It mentions a shift to an electric reducing belt and lists church affiliations and interment details for a Lexington area individual. Surviving relatives include a husband a daughter Billie four sisters and three brothers.
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Coolidge
Northampton
Mr. Coolidge
Methodist Church
High Pont
Leonard
the Reformed Church
Lexington
Harvey
Ethel G’della Porter
Independence
Billie
Funeral of Mrs Harvey Held in Lexington
The funeral for Mrs. J. E. Harvey, who died at her home on Morris Street, was conducted yesterday afternoon at her brother Pete Harvey's residence in Lexington. Rev. M. C. Connor led the service for the Jesseyan congregation.
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Morris Street
Pete Harvey
Lexington
M. C. Connor
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Camp Uwharrie
Miller
Pride of
Electric Maid
Libby
Wilson
Rimen
Washington S
Coolidges
Carpenters
THE
By Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Michael Gleason
Reuben B. Hills
Gleason
Mr. Cool
Alfred la Rochelle
Sam
Edward Coke
Charles
Shakespeare
Fred W. Plummer
Northampton High School
John Coolidge
Dr. Plummer
Massasoit Ave
Massasoit Avenue
London
Merita
Merita Parker House Rolls
Merita Biscuit Rolls
American Bakeries Company
Baker
Ntero
Ingram
Sunshine Graham
Pound
Kelloggs
High Point Coffee
Turner Free
E. K. Ingram
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