Red Men Elect Sixth District Officials Here
The article reports on the Sixth District Red Men meeting where Connie Jones of High Point was elected sachem, with N. L. Acerholdt of Lexington as senior sagimore and H. H. Koonce of Lexington as junior sagimore, plus other officers and the selection of the next meeting site in November. Delegates from multiple towns attended and Pocahontas titles were awarded to several women leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Jones
High Point
N. L. Acerholdt
Lexington
Sagimore
H. H. Koonce
Thomas Bradshaw
Gibbsonville
Prophet
J. L. Jenkins
Greensboro
Ladies of
Lodge
Enterprise
Spray
Altamaha
Gibsonville
Reidsville
Cooleemee
John T. Burrus
T. J. Mitchell
Sacimere
F. J. Hammond
Main Street
Church Street
Bryant Hurd
Cramerton
North Carolina
Charle Wallace
Grover
Venables held on $5,000 bond in wife murder case
James Venable of Asheboro remains in the city jail on a 5000 dollar bond after being charged with two counts of manslaughter in the March deaths of his wife and sister in law. Urban bound over for superior court as the driver in the fatal Ford crash at Centennial and East Lexington.
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James Venable
Ashebor
E. Venable
Venable
William Urban
Salisbury
Parker Waynick
Ronda
Centennial
Lexington Avenues
Urban
Superior Court
Neely Named Sales Manager for Mengel Veneer Division
Steve Neely, a longtime figure in Louisville veneer and lumber circles, accepts the sales managership of Mengel Companys mahogany and hardwood division. He will move to Louisville in September to oversee sales from the New Orleans veneer mill plant in Baton Rouge and related operations at Hickman Kentucky and Louisville plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. A
Steve” Neely
Mengel Company
Louisville
Neely
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Hickman
Kerr Receives Treasury Field Deputy Appointment
Grover A Kerr of 1312 Bencini Street has been named field deputy with the Internal Revenue Division of the Treasury Department. The appointment, by Senator R R Reynolds, places him to enforce the Kerr Smith act in the Greensboro district, following prior service as a federal court bailiff and city warehouse clerk.
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Grover A. Kerr
Bencini Street
Internal Revenue Division
Treasury Department
Greensboro
C. H. Robertson
Kerr
Revenue Department
R. R. Reynolds
Federal Court
Police Odor Theory Leads to Suspected Liquor Stash Raid
Police officers raid a Negro home on Loflin alley after claiming to smell liquor. A fruit jar labeled disinfect contains peaches and the woman says she is stewin them. No arrests are made.
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Loflin Alley
Freak Editor's Garden Oddities Stir The Dean's Kitchen
The piece notes The Ace of Spades on a free-will trip to the big city with The Deuce of Spades filling in. It mentions free concerts in New York on Sundays and the writer plans a stew featuring oddities from local gardeners. A twin bean, 12 matoes totaling 12 pounds, a one and a half pound tomato, and a five in one carrot are listed from area growers.
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New York
Mother Nature
R. D. Allman
L. W. Glenn
Dayton Street
Charles Schoenfeldt
S. Hamilton Street
Young Richard Hartley Loses Prize Snake
Richard Hartley mourns the loss of his Ace pet contest winner a black snake found missing from its cage. The boy suspects no parent released it and accepts the loss with a wry line about not needing the animal as a memory a neck portrait keepsake remains.
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Richard Hartley
Young Richard
Richard
California scientist plans freezing men for future thawing
A California scientist envisions freezing men for revival later, a concept with wide potential. The idea chills readers with its bold look at future medical and ethical challenges, signaling a debate to come.
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California
High Point Fair and Aggie Show Set for Sept 16 22
Announcement for the High Point Fair and combined Agriculture and Poultry Show states dates September 16 to 22 with plans for new features. Blue Ribbon shows from Indiana, Soil Conservation Service displays, and 20 plus attractions are planned to attract farmers and city residents. Exhibits contact Polly Snyder at the Princess Cafe.
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High Point
Indiana
Soil Conservation Service
Polly Snyder
Princess Cafe
Lindholm Named To Local Mutual Insurance Agency
W C Lindholm of Atlanta and Charleston is announced by Stanley K McAfee as joining the local Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York agency. Lindholm, a University of the South graduate, has background at First National Bank of Atlanta and General Asbestos and Rubber, now with W Chase Idol Jr in Wachovia Building studying tax and trust services and business insurance. February 1, 1935 marks the company’s 68th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Idol
Idol
Abbott's Creek Church
Jagde Lewis E. Teague
John Wheeler
Greensboro
Misa Pearl Idol
James Billingsley
North Carolina Mounted Militia
W. C. Lindberg
Atlanta
Charleston
Mutual Bag Insurance Company of
New York
Stanley K. McAfee
Charlotte
Mr. Lindholm
University of the South
Atlanta Athletic and
East Lake Country Club
Georgia
First National Bank of Atlanta
General Asbestos and Rubber Company of
Maybestos-Manhattan
D. C
W. Chase Idol, Jr
Wachovia Bank
Lindholm
America
Veneer Importing Business Opened in High Point
A. J. Daugherty announces Appalachian Veneer Co a new veneer importing concern based in High Point to serve the southern territory. Daugherty arrives from Indianapolis to direct the enterprise temporarily at 1650 English Street and plans a fall warehouse for lines of hardwoods imported from Australia and the Philippines.
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A. J. Daugherty
Indianapolis
High Point
Appalachian Veneer Co
Daugherty
English Street
Australia
Veneer Company
Atlantic Veneer Company
Norfolk
Mexico
Police Plan Campaign Over City License Citations
Police chief announces crackdown on city residents who fail to display city license plates. Using state tag records, officers will cite offenders to city court with potential fines doubling at Teague Court if not resolved, though some may avoid citation by purchasing city licenses at Carolina Motor Club on North Main Street.
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Bee Mint
Pol'w
Lewis EB. Teague
Carolina Motor Club
North Main Street
Union Services At Central Friends Church Guilford Meeting
Central Friends Church suspends Bible school and vesper services today to align with Yearly Meeting at Guilford College. An informal service will be held at 11 o clock with Reverend Hoyt Fes of the Evangelical church delivering the sermon. An invitation extends to all to attend Guilford College hosts sessions with Dr. Co Apnscombe teaching later in the day.
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Central Friends Shurch
Servcea
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Her. Hoy
Fes
Evantelival
Co. Apnscombe
An. AL
Elock
M. P. Children’s Home Plans Aug 22 Homecoming
The Methodist Protestant Children’s Home will mark its 25th anniversary with a homecoming on August 22. The event opens at 7:30 in the morning and runs through the afternoon with a 48 address, student performances, and reunions of former pupils. The home, founded in Denton and moved to its current site in 1912, has grown with support from church groups.
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Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Tome Wa
Denton
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodia
Protestant Church
W. A. Hammer
Archevore
Ongle
City Pool Opens to Children in Jamestown Park
Wade Marlette city pool manager announced last night that city orders from City Manager FE M Knox permit children to swim at the Jamestown park pool. The decision follows council action viewed as inclusive.
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Parks and Juvenile Commission
Asien Sanna
Indi Pels Thes City
Existance
Jamestown
Wade Marlette
Marlette
FE. M. Knox
Rites Held for Mrs. George H. Yow at Main Street Church
Funeral services for Mrs. George H. Yow of Thomasville were conducted at the Main Street Episcopal Church. The Rev. Dwight Ven and Rev. R. M. Courtney led the service with music. David T. Yow, a local funeral director, lamented the lingering illness that preceded her Friday death. Pallbearers from the Lambeth family and friends attended, and interment was in the Thomasville family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Yow
Thomasville
David T. Yow
Main Street Episcopal Church
Yow
Dwight Ven
R. M. Courtney
W. A. Lambeth
Walter Lambeth
Charlies Lambeth
Henry Lee Lambeth
Thomas Lambeth
Ben Lambeth
Marian Dixon
T. &. Jennings
Ralph Meyers
Bid daily goodbye from the life panorama
Fragmentary OCR text reflects a poetic line about life moving as a panorama of golden moods with endless possibilities for unselfish friends. The snippet includes garbled words and stray phrases, lacking clear events, names, or locations to anchor further detail.
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Pittsburgh Glass Co
Auvenile
E. M. Knox
Knox
Pocahontas
B. L. Fentress
Jamestown Township
Grover H. Jones
Supreme Court
Betty Welborn
H. 8
Jones
C. L. Gray
Fentress
Abbott's Creek
Lewis FE. Tongue
City
Randolph County
BY Jack Appleyard
Tocal
E. K. Ingram
Simmons
English and
Elm Streets
Lambeth Manufacturing Company
First Baptist Church
Raleigh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Dalton Furniture Company
Hamilton Street
Federal Housing Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Steve Neely
Grover Kerr
Senator Reynolds
Lindholm Ruins Insurance Fir
Wase Idol, Jr
Mutual Life of
Central Friends
Gull’ord
M. P. Children’s Home
City Lake
Geo
H. Yow
David
T. Yow
Moonee
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