Reynolds estate may fund Davidson and Thomasville orphanages
A compromise plan from the Reynolds estate, tied to the late Smith Reynolds death, would allocate 2 000 000 to each of his infant son and daughter with the remainder benefiting North Carolina orphanages. Davidson and Thomasville homes like Mills Home and Junior Order Home in Thomasville stand to gain as major beneficiaries pending court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Smith Reynolds
Reynolda Mansion
Reynolda
W. M. Hendren
Winston-Salem
Reynolds
Libby Holman
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Anne Cannon
Concord
North Carolina
Mills Home
Baptist State Institution
Thomasville
South
Junior Order Home
Duke Foundation
Orphans Home
Reynolds ‘Foundation
Hendren
Wilson Warlick
Superior Court
Many Seek License To Sell Beer In Davidson County
Lexington April 25 interest in the retail of legalized 3.2 beer in Davidson county continues as more applications are filed. One woman is among the applicants. A committee led by Chairman G W Smith will pass on all applications and is likely to act before week’s end as beer may be sold May 1. Local and highway site applicants listed including The Y service station and other luncheon spots and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
G. W. Smith
J. L. Gordon
G. W. Bodenheimer
Barn Burned Behind Thomas Home in Thomasville
The barn behind Dr. C. R. Thomas's home at Main and Salem Streets burned about 10:30 Saturday night. It contained tools and supplies valued around 150 dollars. No insurance covered the property and Dr. Thomas does not plan to rebuild.
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Thomasville
C. R. Thomas
Salem Streets
Thomas
Thomas’ Drug Store
Miss Marie Jones Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Club
Miss Marie Jones entertained the Fortnightly bridge club at her West Main Street home in Thomasville. Two tables played, with Miss Male Snell winning high score and Miss Madeline Hoover second. Refreshments followed as members and guests socialized. Marion Phillips returned from Durham after a weekend visit. Mrs. T. G. Parker and son and Mrs. W. T. Holt and daughter left for Erwin after visiting Mrs. Robert Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Marie Jones
Bridge Club
West Main Street
Male Snell
Madeline Hoover
Miss Jones
F. D. Jones
Decie Chambers
Mare Snell
Lucy Eason
Maye Livengood
Mesdames A. R. Swaim
Meyer Mendenhall
Raymond Phillips
H. T. Hethcock
May Hull
T. G. Parker
W. T. Holt
Erwin
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Mrs Meade Hite Recovers At Home After Illness
Mrs Hite is recovering nicely at her home on Salem street after an illness of ten days.
Burlington clergyman visits Rapp family in town
Rev. C. P. Jerome of Burlington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rapp. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jerome, Miss Elizabeth Jerome, and W. G. Jerome Jr., all of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Jerome
Burlington
Robert Rapp
Rapp
W. G. Jerome
Elizabeth Jerome
W. G. Jerome, Jr
Winston-Salem
Miss Margaret Wilson Visited Family Near Greensboro
Miss Margaret Wilson of Wilson Mills and teacher at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greens boro spent the weekend as guest of her brother Ralph Wilson and Mrs Wilson at their home west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Wilson Mills
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Ralph Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Thomasville Garden Club Plants Spring Bulbs on Commons
The Thomasville Garden Club led by President Mrs. C. H. Phil lips met on the town commons to plant jonquils iris and shrubs. Members donated all plants and a bed was prepared for verbena and canna lilies. The fall project aims to plant tulip bulbs and evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mrs Margaret Peace Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Margaret Peace has returned to her home from City Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation. She is recovering nicely at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Margaret Peace
The
City Memorial Hospital
Dinner dance hosts at Sheraton during AB clubs convention
Dr. and Mrs. Nat Walker attended a dinner dance Saturday night at the Sheraton hotel in High Point. The event was part of a one day convention of American Business clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Walker
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Circles Meet for Woman's Missionary Society Gatherings
The Woman's Missionary Society at Main Street church held lively Monday meetings across four circles. Circle one met with Mrs. R M Cooksey on Highland Avenue, circle two with Mrs. Ben White, circle three with Mrs. C H Phillips, and circle four with Mrs. Vernon Snider.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street Church
R. M. Cooksey
Highland Avenue
Ben White
C. H. Phillips
Vernon Snider
Sister Dies in West Virginia Sanatorium
Mrs. M. S. Stone of Lexington Avenue received word Monday that her sister Mrs. James Lewis had died at a sanatorium in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Stone
Lexington Avenue
James Lewis
West Virginia
Death of Miss Sarah Wood's Father in Asheboro
Friends of Miss Sarah Wood mourn the death of her father at his Asheboro home on Monday. He was a longtime resident and community figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wood
Asheboro
Mrs J E Holden Recovering After Operation At City Memorial
Mrs. J. E. Holden remains a patient at City Memorial hospital where she is recovering nicely following an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Holden
The
City Memorial Hospital
Mrs Oscar Shirley Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Oscar Shirley is a patient at City Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation and is now doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Shirley
The
City Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ed Swing Visit Salisbury Hosts at Fisher Ferry
Mr and Mrs Ed Swing of Salisbury spent the weekend as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Curlee on Fisher Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Swing
Salisbury
W. H. Curlee
Fisher Ferry Street
Tomlinson Boy Recovers After Tonsil Operation
William Tomlinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B. Tomlinson, had his tonsils removed by Dr. R. G. Jennings on Monday and is now recovering satisfactorily at home on Sunrise Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tomlinson
W. EB. Tomlinson
R. G. Jennings
Sunrise Avenue
Miss Mabel Atwood Admitted for Sanatorium Treatment
Miss Mabel Atwood has entered the Charlotte Sanatorium to undergo medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Atwood
Charlotte Sanatorium
Finch announce birth of daughter Emily Cooper
Mr and Mrs George Finch announce the birth at City Memorial hospital Winston Salem on Saturday April 22 of a daughter named Emily Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finch
Emily Cooper
City Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
East Bend Visit Noted By Jennings Couple
Dr and Mrs R G Jennings spent Sunday in East Bend and returned home late Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Jennings
East Bend
Rece
Misses Grace Daniels Visit From Salisbury
Miss Grace Daniels and Miss Mary Daniels of Salisbury spent the weekend as guests of Miss Agnes Gardner, enjoying a local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace and
Mary Daniels
Salisbury
Agnes Gardner
Barker Family Vacation Visit Partners with Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs Martine Barker and their son Billy from High Point spent Sunday with Mrs Barker’s parents Mr and Mrs Lee Rice.
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Martine Barker
Billy
High Point
Mouzon Sermon At Thomasville Draws City Congregation
Bishop E. D. Mouzon delivered a plain earnest sermon at Main Street Methodist church using Romans 8 9 stressing that only the spirit of Christ grants sonship. The service was orderly with a lengthy program and the guest ministers joined in the pulpit as Bishop Mouzon and Mrs Mouzon stayed in town as guests of Mrs Frank S Lambeth. The convention plans include Mills Home or Junior Orphans Home as auditoriums with L J Taber and W G Yeager heading committees and 500 delegates expected over two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. D. Mouzon
Main Street Methodist Church
W. L. Hutchins
E. J. Poe
P. E B. Parker
Mouton
City
Frank S. Lambeth
Charlotte
Thomasville Hosts State Grange Session Prospect 1933
Lexington April 25 The fifth annual North Carolina State Grange convention destination to be decided by the executive committee at a meeting in Thomasville next Saturday. The Grange voted last fall to hold the 1933 meeting in Davidson County pending final site selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
North Carolina State Grange
Grange
Davidson County
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N. C
Tomlinson
Hanes’ Cafe
W. E. Tomlinsn
Tomlinson’s
C. Brown
Salem St
Elgin Watches
N.C
Rainey and
White Mountain
Holton
Holden's
Salem Street
Thomasville, N. C
Loflin Shoe Shop
Salem &J
National Bank
First National Service
First National Bank
J. W. Lambeth
Pres
T. A. Finch
V. Pres
R. L. Pope
Cashieg
Rose Marie
Uty
N. Rhone
seaRs G Specialists
Eugene
Miss Marie Jones
Marion Phillips
Durham
Public
Ome
Fish and Poultry
Cor. Main and
Salem Sts
Mouzon
Main Street
Methodist Church
L. J. Taber
W. G. Yeager
D. J. Ly
House
Pomona Grange
Hugh L. Miller
Linwood, R. 2
W. Main
Randolph
Thomasville, N
Alace
Theatr
Edmond Lowe
EL Brendel
Lupe Velez
Victor McLaglen
Adolph Menjou
Sreets
Gallagher
Wnight
Ivas Ladt
Buck Jones
McKenna of
Mountains
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