Souci Club Meeting at Mrs Gz April Frolic
Sans Souci club met Friday at Fisher Ferry street home of Mrs Fred Gray for contract bridge with spring flowers. High score went to Mrs Frank Murr. Miss Marie Jones and Miss Decie Chambers returned from Carthage after Archie Kelly funeral. Local high school seniors staged the three act comedy Girl Shy to wide approval.
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Omasville
Fred Gray
Sans Souci Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Frank Murr
B. L. Webb
Ralph Wilson
Lee Lambeth
Frank Walter Newby
H. R. Kyal Hassler
Robert Rapp
Alexander
E. L. Webb
Griffith
Douglas Crutch
Julius Green
Elizabeth Blair
J. R Blair
Jack Palmer
J. R. Palmer
Cardus Ring Middle Life Testimony Promotes Cardui
Paragould resident Cr McDonald shares a testimonial about Cardus for middle life symptoms. She describes weakness fainting spells and nerve issues improving after taking seven bottles of Cardui or Cardus, aiding strength for housework and gardening.
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Cr. McDonald
Paragould
Cardus
Uwharrie Open Camp Weeks Announced for Scouts
The Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts of America will start the fourteenth summer camp at Camp Uwharrie on June 19 with four one week sessions. Leaders include college men and outstanding scouts. activities emphasize crafts forestry conservation and merit badges. Weekly canoe trips on the Yadkin River are planned for Life Scouts. An Order of the Arrow chapter will be organized this summer. Camp has a 75-scout per period capacity. Registration blanks will be mailed soon with fees to hold reservations.
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Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Camp
Uwharrie
Council
Ecouta
Yadkin River
Order of the Arrow
National Scout Camp Fraternity
C. Amos
H. B. Hiatt
C. B. Diddendale
Dave Yow
Joe Hoffman
R. K. Young
Fred Ingram
High Point
W. Rabb
Lexington
C. V. Roberts
Pete Wallenborn
Salisbury
A. H. Ragan
Thomanville
Switzerland as a hub for European air traffic
Switzerland serves as a major European air traffic center with about sixteen international airlines routing to the country from various continental directions.
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Switzerland
Pasteeth Paste for Comfortable Dentures Hits Market
New denture care product Pasteeth promises comfort for wearers with no gummy taste or pastey feeling. It deodorizes and aims to improve fit for those who wear false teeth.
Funeral services for Eugene Grady Perdue
Eugene Grady Perdue died at his home in Thomasville on Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday at Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed church with pastors W. K. McGee and R. S. Howle in charge. The South Thomasville quartet sang three selections. Pallbearers were Leon Beck Luther Beck David L. Yoats Paul Beck Bob Shoaf and Robert Gilbert. Interment followed at Emanuel church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Eugene Grady Perdue
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
R.S. Howle
South Thomasville
Jesus
Leon Beck
Luther Beck
David L. Yoats
Paul Beck
Bob Shoaf
Robert Gilbert
Emmanuel Church
Rites for Mrs. J. H. Lambeth Held at Main Street Church
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon for Mrs. J. H. Lambeth widow of Major Lambeth at West Main Street M. E. church with Rev. R. Dwight Ware in charge. The Alice Lambeth Myers choir sang three selections. Interment was in the Fair Grove church cemetery beside the family plot.
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Thomasville
J. H. Lambeth
Major Lambeth
West Main Street
Main Street
R. Dwight Ware
EB. W. Cates, Sr
C. R. Thomas
M. B. Hite
BE. F. Pepper
Z. V. Crutchfield
C. M. Howell
Fairgrove Church Cemetery
Tucker 23 Dies of Heart Attack at Randleman Home
RANDLEMAN April 2. Andy Tucker 23 died at his home yesterday afternoon from a heart attack. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. ER A Tucker wife three children four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services set for 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Pilgrim Country Holiness church with burial in church cemetery.
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Randleman
Andy Tucker
ER. A. Tucker
John
Ruth Tucker
Henry Prevo
High Point
Emory Hunt
Louise
Mary Tucker
Herman
George
Eugene
Herbert Tucker
Pilgrim Country Holiness Church
Stanton dies of heart attack widow funeral planned
Edgar R Stanton 56 developer of cemeteries in Washington D C and Winston Salem died here yesterday from a heart attack. His body was sent today to Washington for funeral and burial. He was a native of Warrenton Virginia. A second obituary notes Fred N Taylor Greensboro capitalist and former city councilman died yesterday after brief illness. His funeral was held today in Greensboro. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Charlies P Borer of Greensboro and Mrs Char M Jennings of Phoenix Arizona.
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Edgar R. Stanton
Winston-Salem
Edgar Robert Stanton
Washington, D. C
Washington
Warrenton
Fred N. Tylor
Greensboro
Fred N. Taylor
Taylor
Tw Sisters
Char’ M. Jennings
Phoenix
MacRae to Address A B Club Dinner
John A. MacRae of Charlott is the Democrat candidate for North Carolina governor and will address the American Business Club at its dinner at the Elwood hotel. W. E. Mitchell announced the event noting he is the first of four candidates invited. other speakers include Clyde R. Hoey on May 5 and Sandy Graham on May 12, with Dr. Ralph W. McDonald undecided.
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John A. McRae
Charlott
North Carolina
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
W. E. Mitchell
McRae
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Sandy Graham
Hillsboro
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
Asheboro Oil Co. Given Charter in North Carolina
Raleigh April 27. Secretary of State Stacey W. Wade issued a charter for Asheboro Oil Company Asheboro to deal gasoline automobile supplies and accessories. Authorized stock under 1 000 shares with 100 shares subscribed by Henry L Ingram Dette Ingram of Asheboro and Co W Poston of High Point and others.
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Raleigh
Stacey W. Wade
Atate
Asheboro Oil Company
Asheboro
Henry L. Ingram Dette Ingram
Asheboro and Co
English bachelor seeks bride via mayor in Kansas City
A lonely Englishman, fond of cooking and house work, asked Mayor Bryce B. Smith to help find a wife aged 20 to 26. The mayor published the note and received over twenty phone calls the first day requesting the man’s name and address.
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Kansas City
Bryce B. Smith
Guilty Plea Leads to 24 Year Term for Culbreth
In Greensboro Judge Julian A. Rousseau presided a weeklong criminal court. D R Culbreth of near Red Springs received two to four years at hard labor for larceny of L R Jixon’s automobile, with capture at Red Springs on April 6. Robert Teeter, 17, High Point, pleaded guilty to Sam Nash’s car larceny and was sentenced to 18 months on the county roads, suspended on conditions. An order approved a settlement with Clyde W. Jones bonders, who is serving an embezzlement sentence from the North Carolina Bank.
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Greensboro
Julian A. Rousseau
D. R. Culbreth
Red Springs
L. R. Jixon
High Point
Culbreth
Robert Teeter
Sam Nash
Jackson Training School
Clyde W. Jones
New Tire Saves Lives Goodrich Golden Ply Silvertowns
OIT motorists are urged to avoid unsafe tires and switch to Goodrich Silvertowns featuring Life-Saver Golden Ply. The ad argues Golden Ply prevents blowouts, claims enhanced heat resistance and durability, and offers sets at no extra cost.
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Goodrich Silvertowns
Goodrich
Permits Issued For Repairing Work In City
Fire Chief B K Ingram issued building permits for repairs. R B Gantt at 404 West Broad Street valued 500 dollars. W B McEwen at 1108 Johnson Street. W C Howard at 509 Oakland valued 175 dollars.
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B. K. Ingram
R. B. Gantt
West Broad Street
W. B. McEwen
Johnson Street
W. C. Howard
Oakland
Indemnity Company Ordered to Pay Embezzlement Losses
An order requires Ford Accident and Indemnity Company to pay 2139 dollars for embezzlement by an assistant agent through April 5, 1934 and 4360 dollars for embezzlements while he served as bank agent from July 5, 1934 to May 25.
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Ford Accident
Indemnity Company
Jones
Speakers At High Point Old Age Pension Rally
The High Point Old-Age Pension club hosted a rally at Central Labor Union Hall on North Wrenn Street with Shelley Caveness Adam Younce and Keith Harrison as state legislature candidates and Bruce H Carraway seeking Congress. About 60 people attended and the group purchased more than two crates of soft drinks from candidate funds due to warm weather.
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Shelley Caveness
Adam Younce
Greensboro
Keith Harrison
High Point
Bruce H. Carraway
Congress
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
High Point Old-Age Pension Club
Thomas
Not a Candidate Speaks at Local Speaking Program
A brief note records Comer Jr taking part in a speaking program, but clarifies he is not a candidate for any office. The event highlighted community concerns and featured remarks from several local figures.
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Comer, Jr
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