Worth Honored For State Leadership In Asheboro
Asheboro marked the unveiling of a historical marker for Jonathan Worth former North Carolina governor and state treasurer. Officials led by M E Johnson hailed Worth’s role in education and public service noting his influence from Guilford to Randolph counties and his six legislative terms.
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Faith Brewer
Asheboro
Jonathan Irth
Salisbury
Old Main Streets
Wrtt
M. E. Johnson
Randolph Anty
Jonathan Prth
H. P. Powell
Asheboro M. BH
W. Bunch
H. M. Robins
Nathan Worth
Worth
Guilford County
David Worth
Tat
Caldwell Institute
Uble
Archibald Murphey
Randolph County
Raleigh
Senate
House
University of North Carolina
Jonathan Worth
Charleston “Chronicle
Superior Court
Robins
North Carolina
Betty McCrary
D. B. McCrary
T. F. Bulla
Miss Montise Sink Weds Hall Shirley In Danville
Surprise announcement reveals the marriage of Miss Montise Sink and Hall Shirley in Danville Virginia on April 18. The Lexington couple, both residents of the city, will reside here after a brief bridal trip.
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Miss Montise Sink Bride of Hall Shirley
Enterprise
Lexington
Montise Sink
Hall Shirley
Danville
Shirley
W. C. Sink
Route One
Welcome High School
High Point Beauty School
Marietta
Bob's Cafe
Mr. Shirley
Arthur Shirley
Lexington High School
Carolina Theatre
Local education pioneer remembered in memory gift
Mrs. Moffitt supported the local school library and her son Herbert Jackson recently donated to the Randolph Library in her memory highlighting a family commitment to education.
O. Henry Study Club Meets at Mrs Olive Home
The April meeting was held at West Third avenue home of Mrs H H Olive with Mrs E B Craven in charge. She presented a review of An American Doctor's Odyssey by Victor Heiser. During the social hour guests were served a delicious salad course.
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O. Henry Study Club
H. H. Olive
West Third Avenue
E.B. Craven
Victor Heiser
Sallie Norman Circle Meets at Hargrave Home
The Sallie Norman Circle of the First M. H. Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. C. C. Hargrave’s home with Mrs. E. B. Raper as co host. Mrs. A. C. Fite led a devotional, then Mrs. Joe McCrary chaired the business session. Minutes were read by Mrs. John B. Arnold. The Mission Study leader, Mrs. W. M. Shuford, presented a chapter from Congo Crosses. Sandwiches and tea were served.
Local Personal Notices Roundup
Mrs. G. D. Swaim returns home after winter in Florida. T. T. Goings ailing at home on East Fourth Street. Mrs. Williard Hardy and Mrs. Bob Ingram of Greensboro visit Mrs. L. O Kearns and Mrs. F. N. Nelson who is improving after an operation. T. L. Hedrick loses three fingers at Ward Lumber. Betty Jane Richard visits Mary Kathryn Nifong at Welcome. Mrs. Roy Dorominy and children return to Fitzgerald Georgia after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Williams.
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G. D. Swaim
Florida
T. T. Goings
Police Department
East Fourth Street
Williard Hardy
Bob Ingram
Greensboro
L. O Kearns
F. N. Nelson
T. L. Hedrick
Ward Lumber Company
Betty Jane Richard
Mary Kathryn Nifong
Roy Dorominy
Fitzgerald
Charles B. Williams
Wet caddy quits during Atlantic high school tourney
A drenched caddy proclaims he quits after 27 holes at the Atlantic high school tourney. A Chevy Chase boy, small in stature, stays with the team as murmurs and a hiss from onlookers test his resolve amid poor scoring and cold, miserable conditions.
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Atlantic High School
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Sissy
Mrs Hall Hostess To Church Group In Randleman
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Protestant church met at Mrs J L Hall home in Randleman with Mrs Leonard Ward as joint hostess. President Mrs Dwight Brady led routine business and scripture was read by Mrs Ward with prayer by Mrs J B Trogdon. A social hour followed with plum pudding sandwiches and coffee for twelve members.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mm, O
Walter Linville
W. H. Morton
Carey Ragland
Gilmer Smith
R. C. Morris
Jane Linville
Mesdames Gilmer Smith
B. Albert
Fred Pegg
Luella Cochran
Betha Fulp
Olivia McKaughn
Social and hospital notes from Greensboro and surrounding towns
Mrs A B Freeman and Mrs W F Matthews attended a style show at Morrison and Neese Furniture in Greensboro. Miss Louise Bennet and Dixie Helms of Meredith College visited Dr and Mrs T L Helme. Milliard Allred, moved from Randolph hospital to Richmond Friday, underwent brain surgery Tuesday. condition undetermined as he has not regained consciousness. Mrs Allred at his bedside. Mrs John Wareham of Asheboro visited her parents C A Lake. Mrs Mabel Merrill of High Point stayed with J A Ivey family.
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A. B. Freeman
W. F. Matthews
Morrison and Neese Furniture Company
Greensboro
Louise Bennet
Dixie Helms
Meredith College
T. L. Helme
Milliard Allred
Randolph Hospital
Richmond
Richmond Hospital
Allred
All
Crowded Opening For New Arcade Building On Main Street
About 5000 people attended Friday night from 7 30 to 10 o clock for the formal opening of the New Arcade building on Main Street opposite the Sheraton hotel. Souvenirs were passed out during the event.
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Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Unclear fragment hints at sports finish by a player
A damaged line notes a player finishing strong, picking up five holes from the finish, while not embracing the label "Sissy."
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Sissy
Civil service panel to release grading report tomorrow
Off the Rec ord postpones final report on grading of examination papers by the civil service commission until City Manager E. M. Knox returns tomorrow. The commission, lacking authority to act, will have its recommendations reviewed by the manager after the meeting tomorrow morning.
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Civil Service Commission
E. M. Knox
Missionary Meetings Held in Kernersville County
Missionary societies of the M P church and MM O& church held sessions in Kernersville with devotions, study, and social hours. Attendance included many members, with programs, reports, and a luncheon. High school juniors plan a banquet for seniors at Greensboro.
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Missionary Societies
Kernersville
Funeral attendance for Elmer Webster in North Wilkesboro
Mr and Mrs Sewell Webster and several Deatons attended the funeral of Mr Elmer Webster in North Wilkesboro on Wednesday. Webster was a brother of Mrs Deaton and Mr Sewell Webster.
Local Reader News From Norfolk And High Point
Mrs. 8. L. Duckworth has returned from a visit to Norfolk Virginia and Richmond Virginia. The many friends of Miss Josephine Mitchell who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Burrus hospital in High Point will be glad to learn that she is recovering nicely.
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8. L. Duckworth
Norfolk
Richmond
Josephine Mitchell
Burrus Hospital
High Point
Mrs Whitaker Hosts Bridge Luncheon on Cherry Street
Mrs. Richard Whitaker entertained at a bridge luncheon at her Cherry street home Thursday honoring Mesdames Russell Korner of Charlotte and Oscar Coffin of Chapel Hill, house guests of Mrs. D. L. Donnell. Colorful flowers adorned the rooms as guests found their places.
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J. R. Paddison
O. Henry Hotel
Mesdames
Oscar Coffin
Chapel Hill
Russell Korner
Charlotte
D. L. Donnell
Mesdames Coffin
Korner
David Bouldin
High Point
Wood Black
Richard Whitaker
Cherry Street
Mesdames Russell Korner
Marriage License Issued to Local Couple in Greensboro
In Greensboro on April 24 the Register of Deeds issued a marriage license to Haywood Lassiter aged 25 and Lois Hedrick aged 20, both of High Point.
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Greensboro
the Register of Deeds
Haywood Lassiter
Lois Hedrick
High Point
South Africa to ship grapes to United States this summer
South Africa plans to export grapes to the United States this summer as trade talks progress. Officials say shipments could begin once regulatory hurdles are cleared and market access is secured.
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South Africa
United States
Mysore Planting 2500 Acres of Virginia Tobacco
Mysore India undertakes a tobacco cultivation push planting 2500 acres of Virginia type leaf to expand crop output and fuel regional agricultural development.
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Mysore
India
Out Of Town Guests Entertained At Bedfield
Mr and Mrs P D Gold of Washington and Florida along with Mr and Mrs J D Gold of Wilson spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs T J Gold at Goldacres in Bedge field. A buffet supper Friday honored the visitors while yesterday a luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles Gold and a dinner by Mrs Norman Harden of Greensboro drew a larger group including relatives from this city and eastern North Carolina. Also present were Dr and Mrs William Spicer Mr and Mrs Paul Borden Mr and Mrs Kennon Borden of Goldsboro and Mrs Fred Swindell of Wilson.
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P. D. Gold
Washington, D. C
Florida
J. D. Gold
Wilson
T. J. Gold
Goldacres
Bedgefield
North Carolina
William Spicer
Paul Borden
Kennon Borden
Goldsboro
Fred Swindell
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Ormer
Louise
Louise Pearson
Lucille Ballew
Guilford Memorial Park
Salem Academy
Winston-Salem
Ann Pritchett
Leonore Rice
Lancaster
8. C
Anna Biting Whitaker
Reading
Miss Pritchett
Misa Rice
Whitaker
Russell B. Craver
Weat Fifth Street
Steve Wood
Margaret Parks
Blanche Morrow
Margaret Thomason
Hilda Weaver
Marylen White
Hillcrest
Murray Greason
Wake Forest
R. Lacie Leonard
R. L. Green
Greason
Paul Hinkle
Sunny South Cleaners
West
Washington Street
Smithdeal Realty Co
Francis Helms
The
Baptist Church
School Street
J. W. Buckner
Frances Helms
Bride
Crystal
CHINA
Deleon” Royal
Noritake
Ives
Neo
Main &T
Missionary Society of the M P. Church
O. B. Williams
Meta Ragland
Jesus
Iris
Will Donnell
Edgar Shore
T. E
Zack L. Whitaker
Bridge
Kernersville High School
Jefferson Standard
John Flynt
Clifton Michael
Irene Allen
Geneva Allen
Mickey Harrison
Paul Cooke
Faye Overcash
A. J. Simeon
Mary Lou Stafford
Maxine McKaughn
Clarice Stafford
Dorothy Lineille
Philip Korner, Jr
Betty Lou Williams
Evelyn Huff
Ralph Albert
Ina Crews
Mary Ruth Cooke
Lucy Cummings
Mary Warren
Ermit Stafford
Paul Grooke
Mary Alice Smith
O. B. Hendrix
Ralph Corum
Sewell Webster
Madge
Sara
Johnnie Deaton
Zeb Deaton
Elmer Webster
North Wilkesboro
Mr. Webster
Deaton
Philip Korner
Clay Ring
Carl Kerner
Oak Ridge
Chapel Hil
Hutchens' Bakery
R. R. Bland Music CO
North Main
South Main
Washington
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