Phi Betas Honor Mrs Cates on Birthday in Thomasville
Thomasville April 9 Phi Beta club members hosted a surprise party for Mrs E W Cates at her daughter Mrs Meade Hites Salem street home. Officers elected include Mrs Charles F Lambeth president and Miss Lois Johnson vice president. The afternoon featured programs on Oregon and California, daffodil décor and a two course repast. Mrs Cates received birthday gifts and cake while club mates shared well wishes.
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Thomasville
Phi Betas
E. W. Cates
Phi Beta Club
BE. W. Cates
Cates
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Ralph Wilson
Harry Lee Lambeth
R. L. Hartville
Charles F. Lambeth
Lois Johnson
C. H. Newby
J. A. Morris
R. C. Harville
Oregon
California
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts at Fisher Ferry Street
Mrs A R Swatm ae era cious hosted the Thursday bridge club at her Fisher Ferry Street home. Two tables of contract were played in the living room with spring flowers. High score prize went to Mrs Robert Rapp, second to Mrs G T Alexander A ash tray. Refreshments were served afterward to the group including Mesdames Rapp Lyles Tomlinson Alexander Garner Hawthorne Walter Rapp and Miss Mamie Harris.
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A. R. Swatm
Fisher Ferry Street
Thursday
Robert Rapp
G. T. Alexander
G. W. Lyles
W. E. Tomlinson
J. F. Garner
J. W. Hawthorne
Walter Rapp
Mamie Harris
Mrs Badgett Attends Zone Meeting of Missionary Society
Mrs Sam Badgett of Jackson Hill attended the Zone meeting of the M F E Woman's Missionary society at the Methodist Hut on Friday afternoon. She was a guest of Mrs Raymond Phillips during her visit.
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Sam Badgett
Jackson Hill
M. FE. Woman's Missionary Society
Raymond Phillips
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights at Main Street Church
The Woman's Auxiliary and associated Missionary Societies met Friday afternoon in the Methodist Hut with Mrs. J. G. Sterling presiding. Speakers included Mrs. Sterling on Love For Each Other and updates on Bethlehem House and Vashti College. Refreshments followed.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Janie Tuttle
Lockle Rankin
Stret M. FE
Woman's Missionary Societies
Denton
Lexington
Macedonia
Midway
Jackson Hill
Unity
Fairgrove
Mount Olivet
Robert Williams
Christian Social Relations
Redmond
Brannock
Mra
Sterling
Bethlehem House
Winston-Salem
Vashti College
Georgia
Cooleemee
Detroit and Ann Arbor Women Visit Sunrise Avenue Home
Mrs James Bach of Detroit and Mrs Emil Arnold of Ann Arbor arrived Thursday for a visit with Mrs Charles F Phillips at her Sunrise avenue home.
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James Bach
Detroit
Mich
Emil Arnold
Ann Arbor
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
Mrs Blair Recovers After Appendectomy at City Memorial
Miss Elizabeth Blair, patient at City Memorial Hospital, underwent an appendicitis operation and is recovering nicely. Friends are glad to hear of her improving condition.
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Elizabeth Blair
The
City Memorial Hospital
Infant Carson Cox Jr Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Car son Cox Jr the young son of Mr and Mrs Carson Cox underwent an appendicitis operation at City Memorial hospital on Thursday at noon.
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Carson Cox, Jr
Carson Cox
The
City Memorial Hospital
School Parent Teacher meeting elects new officers
The Main Street school PTA met in the auditorium with Mrs. James BE Lambeth presiding. Miss Vera Dixon announced the next year officers led by Mrs. A. C. Lovelace as president and Miss Annie Mae Atwater as secretary treasurer.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
James BE. Lambeth
J. W. Hornbuckle
Trinity M. EB. Church
Vera Dixon
R. G. Jennings
A. C. Lovelace
Lillian Yow
Alliene Rigby
Parent
Business and Professional Woman’s Club Nominates Officers
The Business and Professional Woman's club met at the State Reemployment offices on Salem Street with temporary chair Lillian Yow presiding. The nominating committee proposed officers: first vice Marie Jones, second vice Sallie McCracken, recording secretary R. W. Green, corresponding secretary Elsie Farrington, treasurer Belva Harris. president seat left open. A committee set to plan the next meeting included Lucy Eason and others. program duties assigned to Yow Crowell and Green.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Salem Street
Lillian Yow
G. E. Crowell
Mare Snell
Raymond Phillips
Marie Jones
Sallie McCracken
R. W. Green
Mrs F. B. Lambeth Hosts Birthday Dinner on Randolph Street
Mrs F B Lambeth entertained at a family dinner on Randolph street Friday night March 20 for her birthday. A three course meal was served with guests Mr and Mrs Charles F Lambeth and G On Charles Jr Mr and Mrs W W Rankin of Durham and son William Mr and Mrs James Lambeth and son Frank.
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F. 8. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Mrs Andrews to Speak at GFC Club Dinner Meeting
Mrs. T Wingate Andrews will address the G F C Club dinner at the Y W C A Cottage Wednesday night at 6 80 o clock Irving Smith president will preside and a large attendance is expected
Candle fish oil used by Indians for candie making
Historical note describes how the oily candle fish of the Pacific is used by Indians to make candy and how it burns readily when a wick is passed through the body.
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Pacific
Opossum Captured While Breaking Into Jail
Goldsboro officers and local residents captured an opossum that attempted to break into a jail cell last night. Policeman Grover Langston and Fireman John Hinnant assisted Kim Gulley in securing the intruder.
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Goldsboro
Jai
Grover Langston
John Hinnant
Kim Gulley
Truder
Negro man fatally wounded in Hay Street cutting
Charlie Bennett, 120 Perry street, a colored ice deliverer, was fatally wounded in a cutting on Hay Street allegedly by Raymond Weatherspoon. Weatherspoon is jailed on a first degree murder charge after Bennett died at about 8 AM. Bennett wandered to Downing Street before ambulances arrived. funeral arrangements were set at Haizlip's Funeral Home.
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Charlie Bennett
Perry Street
Hay Street
Raymond Weatherspoon
Bennett
Downing Street
Yow
Weatherapoon
Kett
Haizlip
British Study on German Armaments Stir Parliament
Sir John Simon told the House of Commons that Britain is giving serious consideration to Germany's planned increases in army navy and air force spending. He said he instructed the ambassador in Berlin to inquire into the German position as Commons reopened after Easter recess.
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London
John Simon
House of Commons
Germany
John
Berlin
Commons
Germany’s 1934 budget boosts military funding and political arm
March 27 budget release shows Reich increases in army and navy funding to 367.6 million and aviation to 83.6 million, with a 106 million grant to the Nazi storm troopers the first political army appropriation in the republic. Total budget stands at 2.5833 billion dollars.
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Reich
German Republic
Mrs Williard Rites Held For Local Widow
Funeral services for Mrs. Lovenia Williard widow of Fr. Wesley Williard were held at Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist church. Elder J A Fagg and Elder F P Stone officiated to a large crowd after a prayer service at her son's home on Johnson Street. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Lovenia Williard
Wesley Williard
C. H. Williard
Johnson Street
Abbotts Creek
J. Gurney Briggs
Jesus
W. W. Williiard
C. C., Williard
Lee Owen
A. H. Idol
M. M. Boulden
C. FP. Shields
Mesdames R. EB. Campbell
Lewis Teague
George Coble
M. C. Barbee
Luther Charles
Burch Williard
Fair Williard
Conrad Williard
Ernest Burton
A. M. Wells
C Cc. Barnhart
Walter Hargett
Victoria Lawrence
Connie Idol
Madge Idol
Frances Charles
Mae Coble
Doctor Tucker Replaces Cecil as Store Druggist
W M Tucker a local druggist takes over compounding prescriptions at Cecil's Drug Store in Cecil while manager A Col Cecil is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Doctor Tucker
Cecil
W. M. Tucker
A. Col, Cecil
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Revival Begins at Hilliard Memorial Church
Revivalist Rev. W. L. Griggs of Ninth Avenue Baptist Church in Charlotte will start a two weeks revival at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church tonight. Services will be held each evening and the public is invited.
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W. L. Griggs
Ninth Avenue Baptist Church
Charlotte
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Armenians clash on Sabbath street riot in Chicago Boston
Two Armenian factions clashed on Sabbath streets injuring seven in Chicago with one in critical condition and more hurt overall. Police used clubs to quell the fracas as groups of nationalists and communists clashed near meeting halls.
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Chicago
Armenian National Club
Russia
New York
Archibishop Leon Tourain
Boston
Boston Common
Leon Tourian
Tashnaks
Armenian Democratic Society
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
Judge Teague Binds Williams to Sixty Days on Prohibition Case
C W Williams from Greensboro admits weight of a violation and is sentenced by Judge Teague to sixty days in the county jail to work on the road. He is bound over to Superior Court on larceny of an automobile. Bond set at $1,000. Other cases include drunk driving fines, additional prohibition sentences, larcenies, immoral room charges, and assaults with various penalties. The manslaughter case of L J Chidester is continued due to the absence of the prosecuting attorney.
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Rosa Hemphill
Sylvester Johnson
Costa
James Truesdale
Russell Dunlap
Jessie May Norris
Foster Spencer
Lee White
Robert White
James Connally
Pine Ingram
Julia Christian
Mary Willis
Ernest Campbell
Lucy Lovette
W. A. Marberry
L. J. Chidester
Delma Brown
Jamestown
Gaston A. Johnson
Johnson
J. A. Myatt
Rev A C Spillman Laid To Rest At Little Yadkin
Funeral services were held for Rev. A C Spillman 82 who died Saturday at State Hospital Morganton after 48 years as patient. Services at Koonce Funeral Home included hymns Shall We Gather at the River and Abide With Me. Burial followed at Little Yadkin cemetery near Pinnacle with Rev A L Hunter officiating. Pallbearers were R W Setliff W M McCoy B R F Darnell W T Darnell and T C Mickey.
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A. C. Spillman
State Hospital
Morganton
Koonce
P. &. Kennett
High Point College
Little Yadkin Cemetery
Pinnacle
A. L. Hunter
R. W. Setliff
W. M. McCoy
BR. F. Darnell
W. T. Darnell
T. C. Mickey
Byrd Expedition Members Return From Antarctica
Victor H. Cateka and Granville P. Lindley arrived in New York from the Virginia ship to report all’s well. Lindley plans to return to the Antarctic next fall while Cateka stays due to ill health. Lindley notes high morale and jokes about there being no baths or dirt in Antarctica to avoid pneumonia.
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New York
Antarctic
Victor H. Cateaka
Granvile PF. Lindley
Virginia
San Frantisco
Lindley
Oxecaka
Antarctica
Atarctica
Bank deposits rise in North Carolina banks
General demand deposits in state banks rose by 818,646.38 between June 30 and December 30 last year, according to state bank commissioner Gurney P. Hood. Total deposits across all bank types December 30 stood at about 173,475,000, higher than 164,500,000 on December 31, 1932.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Gurney P. Hood
Hood
Puffin Continues Fishing Despite Beak Full
A puffin can keep catching fish even when its beak holds several. It carries the catch with its head and keeps all fish aligned in one direction.
Pressure games shape New Deal era politics in Washington
Washington daybook reports heavy pressure from business and industry on Congress and the Roosevelt administration over Wagner and tariffs bills, railroad wage debates, and public pay cuts. Senator Borah’s stance draws fire as Labor and farm forces show mixed influence amid looming rail disputes and an AAA mumps outbreak.
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AAA
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
New Deal
Congress
Tugwell
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
Andrews To Address Greensboro Rotary Meeting
T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, will address the Greensboro Rotary Club at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro tomorrow at 1 p m. He has spoken before many organizations in this section.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Greensboro
Rotary Club
King Cotton Hotel
Greenstore
Mr. Andrews
Spo
Farm Animals Draw Curious City Children
In a bustling urban area, farm animals appear in a city setting, sparking curiosity among local children as they encounter animals from distant lands.
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J. C. Green
St. Petersburg
Fla
Columbia
8. C
Mrs. Andrews
Opossum
Charlie
C. W. Williams
Teague
A.C. Spillman
Little Yadkin
Commissioner Hood
Washington Daybook
Pennsylvania Avenue
Borah
Joe Hastman
U, Public Health Service
the & A. m
Andrews
E.E. Holloway
High Point
Tri-City
Mr. Holloway
EB. E. Holloway, Jr
H. W. Armfield
W. A. Covington
J. B. Denton
W. A. Gordon
Pilot Oe Company
Life Insurance Service
J. M. Waddell
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Greensboro, North Carolina
Emry C. Green
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