Lebanon Endeavorers Enjoy a Hobo Outing at Welch Cabin
The Lebanon M. P. church Christian Endeavorers held a hobos themed outing gathering at the Welch cabin on the Winston Salem highway. Members shared handouts and a hobo style picnic supper then debated whether married hobos are more valuable than single ones. Jewel Welch awarded a prize to the best hobos. Next week’s sunshine meeting will be on North Johnson street led by Miss Blanche Leonard, Nona Murphy and Halel Welch.
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Lebanon
Lebanon M. P
Welch Cabin
Winston-Salem Highway
Jewel Welch
Sam and Sally
Wilson
North Johnson Street
Blanche Leonard
Nona Murphy
Halel Welch
Lucas Abels Faces Cartland In Greensboro YMCA Final
High Point player Lucas Abels meets Greensboro's Douglas Cartland in the Greensboro YMCA tennis singles final at the Greensboro Country Club Saturday afternoon. Cartland reached the final by beating Ralph 5 7 6 4 6 4 in a late semi.
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Lucas Abels
High Point
Douglas Cartland
Greensboro
Roanoke Visit Ends for Mrs McAnally as Guests Return
Mrs. William J. McAnally has returned home after spending the last three weeks with relatives in Roanoke. Bob Kiriakides left today for Chattanooga Tennessee to spend two weeks as Hubert Moore’s guest. Dalian Ring is recovering well from a Guilford General Hospital operation performed Wednesday night. Mrs. J C Welch Sr remains ill at her North Main Street home after a week confined to bed.
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William J. McAnally
Roanoke
Bob Kiriakides
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hubert Moore
Dalian
Ring
Guilford General Hospital
J. C. Welch, Sr
North Main Street
Reduced Prohibition Unit Enforces Laws Under Hoover
Washington Aug 11 The restructured prohibition division under J Edgar Hoover continues enforcing Volstead laws while awaiting a stateside decision on repeal. John Hurley assists Hoover as plans for the new bureau are outlined by Justice officials. Dalrymple resigns amid disputes over beer permits and reorganizing personnel amid staff layoffs and claims of duplicitous actions within the bureau.
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Washington
Division of Investigation
Prohibition Bureau
Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
John 8. Hurley
Prohibition
Cummings
Dalrymple
New Jersey
Re employment registrations surge in Davidson County
Lexington reports rapid progress in re employment registration over three days ending Aug 11. A total of sg job seekers are recorded as out of work and seeking employment with Hubert E. Olive overseeing the Davidson County rent registration efforts to use gathered data for reemployment in various industries.
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Lexington
Hubert E. Olive
Davidson County
Particu
Mary Brian Tied to Federal Public Works Programs
Fragment discusses Mary Brian in connection with the Federal Public Works program including road building projects, with plans to begin soon in this section of the state.
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Federal Public Works Program
Poison Bread Fatal To Three Children
CONCORD Aug. 11 Three negro children died and 11 family members ill from bread made with flour tainted by poison on the Rankin farm in Cabarrus county. The victims were Lizzie Beckham 6 Rastus Beckham 6 and James Beckham 4. The bread was eaten Tuesday and a doctor was not summoned until after Lizzie died.
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Concord
Lizzie Beckham
Rastus
James Beckham
Rankin
Cabarrus County
Lizzie
Modern methods for advancing church work at Guilford
The North Carolina Yearly Meeting session at Guilford College focused on using modern inventions to spread religious work. Speakers urged embracing printing, internal combustion engines, and moving pictures, with committees named for printing and epistle preparation. A key address urged revitalizing religious education amid funding shortfalls, noting curtailed board activity and summer Bible schools.
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Guilford College
Carloina Fends
California
Clyde A. Milner
New England
Wilmington
Western
Canada
Genesee
Iowa
Kansas
Baltimore
Park Avenue
Philadelphia
Arch Street
Race Street
New York
Fifteenth Street
New York City
Oregon
Nebraaska
Pacific Coast Association of Friends
Samuel Haworth
Clara J. Cox
High Point
Joseph H. Peele
Ralph H. Boring
Greens
Boro
Ida Millis
North Carolina Yearly Meeting
Francis C. Ambrose
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Helen T. Binford
Tom A. Sykes
Quantico Marines Could Lead Cuba Landing if Needed
Washington reports that if intervention is required the Quantico Marine base in Virginia, with about 1 000 troops, would likely be first to land in Cuba. Additional 2 000 plus Marines and sailors could follow from Atlantic coast ports, with 5 000 regular army troops also available, mainly from New York’s first division. Navy plan includes cruisers Indianapolis Boston Carnal Zone and Henderson transport at Norfolk plus two destroyer divisions along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Quantico Marines
Cuba
Washington
Meaheran
Quantico
Havana
Atlantic
New York
Army
Navy
Associated
York
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
Indianapolis
Boston
Carnal Zone
Henderson
Norfolk
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County 1933
Trustee R F Jones will auction at the Guilford County courthouse Greensboro on September 3 1933 at 2 PM property in Jamestown township described as lots 22 and 23 in Grimes Clark Sub Division plat book 5 page 338. The sale follows a 1923 deed of trust by G B Thayer and Georgia Thayer to secure the indebtedness. Attorney C C Earnhardt signs.
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G. EB. Thayer
Georgia Thayer
R. F. Jones
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
County of
Guilford
Jamestown Township
Grimes & Clark
Office of Register of Deeds
C. C. Earnhardt
Atty
Officials Put On 40 Hour Week In Davidson County
Davidson County officials and employees are placed on a forty hour week by a board action effective this week. The schedule aligns with Roosevelt’s NRA program. County officers will set hours for courthouse offices with doors open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily and Saturday closing at noon.
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Board of Commissioners
Davidson County
NRA
Roosevelt
Court House
Thomas J. Grimes Funeral Held in Lexington
Rev W L Hutchins conducted the service for Thomas J Grimes of Lexington who died near age 76. He and a brother founded the first roller flour mill in North Carolina and he was a longtime local businessman. Interment followed at the city cemetery on North Main Street.
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Lexington
W. L. Hutchins
First Methodist Arch
Thomas J. Grimes
Grimes
North Main Street
Hutchins
Davidson County
North Carolina
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Buddy Welch
Buddy Welch, Jr
Montheu Avenue
Martha Lou Tilden
Doris Holmes
L. A. Welch
Robert Meisky
Light Brigade
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. G. Fenner
Ephyria
United Lutheran Church of America
J. B. Russell
Farline Mae
Park Street
Moffitt’s
Fexale
Elardain
Colgate’s Dental Cream
Adlerilea
Dr. West
Commercial Bank
Glover’s Mange
Phillip
Fitch
Colgate
Kruschen
Mo Middleman
Rexall Plan
Mann’s
Thomasville
Mary Brian
Hollywood
Gooch
Thomas
The
Friends Messenger
Yows Funeral Home
Hutchen’s
Angels Food Cake
Betty Crocker
Nana
Eocare
White House
Hutchen’s Department Food
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