Ice Cream Supper and Church Events Across Community
The Hi League of the Highland M. E. church plans an ice cream supper on Saturday evening August 15.Welch Memorial church lawn party postponed due to bad weather. Oak Grove Baptist church hosts a Saturday night gathering with cake ice cream and drinks. Pleasant Grove church Ladies Aid also hosts an ice cream supper August 15 at E Kennedy home with baked goods. Pine Grove Christian Endeavor presents A Little Clodhopper at Wallburg school auditorium on Saturday night. Proceeds support church work.
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I-League
Hi-League of the Highland M
Cordijally
Welch Memorial Church
Oak Grove Baptist Church
A. E. Teetor
Rivettag Ae
Ladies Aid of Pleasant Rave
E. Kennedy
Thomasie Highway
Pine Grove Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Pine Grove
Wallburs
Emnersville
Clyde Payne
Thomasville
Route 2
Harold
Lee Payne
Nabert E Mederith
Stewart Kennerly
Hargold Smith
Betty Sue
Fred
Paul Newby
Catherine Nemby
Edgar
Dot Freeman
Bobby Lee
Peggy Freedle
Tillie
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
D. E. Bullard
Randleman
Mabel Andrews
Sadie Daws
Messrs
I. L. Kilduff
Rolland Younts
Thomas Oliver
A. M. Pendergrass
Sadie Doss
Fay McCallum
Argie Wood
Balard Younts
T. L. Kilduff
Carrie Bell Lawson
A. M. Pendegrass
George Moore
A. R. Parker
Local visitors spend afternoon in Winston-Salem
Mrs. Paul Casey and Mrs. S. L. Davis Jr. are spending the afternoon in Winston-Salem. Also noted, Matt Wall, Jacob Froelich and Marvin Greenwood left today for an unspecified destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
S. L. Davis, Jr
Winston-Salem
Matt Wall
Jacob Froelich
Marvin Greenwood
Holiday visitors plan Montana move with family ties
Jack Nance of High Point and 8 H Youngblood of Greensboro spend the weekend there. Mrs Will Tate and daughters Mabel and Mary Clara arrived and will leave tomorrow for Missoula Montana to join Mr Tate and establish their future home with Mrs A A Holton hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nance
High Point
8. H. Youngblood
Greensboro
Will Tate
Mabel
Mary Clara
A. A. Holton
Mizzoula
Montana
Mr. Tate
Body sighting off Shetland linked to missing airmen
A body seen near Foula off the Shetland Islands is suspected but not confirmed as Parker D Cramer or Oliver Pacquette, missing on a cross Arctic flight. Norwegian steamer Sjoeglimt reported a clothed figure, but salvage was not possible amid storms. Airline officials say the dressed figure looked like ordinary clothes, keeping hope alive for the fliers assessment.
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Haugesund
Norway
Shetland Islands
Parker Cramer
Copenhagen
Sjoeglimt
Foula
F Lee
Shetlands
Cramer
Oliver Pacquette
Canada
Greeland
North Sea
Cleveland, CO
trans-American Airlines
Parker D. Cramer
Guaranteed employment movement gains prominent support
Experts in the chamber discuss the guaranteed employment idea praised by President Hoover. William Green of the AFL says removing unemployment fear would put money back into circulation. The National Electric Light Association plans study group with Paul Clapp to report before September 1.
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Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
National Electric Light Association
Paul Clapp
Clapp
Chamber of Commerce Committee
U.S. Fliers Accused of Photo Violation in Japan
Pangborn and Herndon faced charges after landing in Tokyo without a permit. They admit taking photos over Japan not knowing the area was fortified, admitting shots of Sampans on the Japan Sea. Japanese officials show concern over strict anti photography rules and possible confiscation of gear and prison terms.
Extend Qualifying Time In City Amateur Public Links
Heavy rains extend qualifying time for City Amateur Public Links to next noon. Sixty four entries exceed 150. wale Johnson posted 89, Charles Diffendale 91, L. R. Hunt 94.
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Wale Johnson
Charles Diffendale
L. R. Hunt
American fliers Pangborn and Herndon praised by Tokyo officials
A Tokyo embassy report to the State Department says Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. left a favorable personal impression on Japanese people despite flying without authority and taking pictures of fortified areas. The fliers will face trial before a magistrate.
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Washington
Tokyo
State Department
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Japan
Michigan gang's brutal murders end in life sentences
Three men implicated in a sensational Michigan crime confessed after the weapon was traced to Smith. Blackstone named another participant Oliver. All four, including Oliver, pleaded guilty before Judge George W. Sample and received life terms in Marquette Branch Prison on four counts, non concurrent.
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Michigan
Washtenaw County
Ypeilanti Police Department
Smith
Blackstone
Thomas Wheatley
Harry Love
Oliver
Ypsilanti
Anna Meg Harrison
Justice of the
Jay Payne
George W. Sample
Marquette Branch
Long Lost Woman Reunites With Kin After 33 Years
Miss Mary Rebecca Hubler, kidnapped by gypsies in 1898, met her sister Mrs. John Guertling in Pottsville, then rode with Rev. M. R. Harvey to visit a cousin Samuel Hubler. The reunion was quiet with no tears as they headed toward Panther Creek valley near Cressona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Mary Rebecca Hubler
Lynchburg
John Guertling
M. R. Harvey
Hubler
Mr. Harvey
Samuel Hubler
Panther Creek Valley
Cressona
Guertlings
Impossible Park Cop-Say Tramp Clash on Sleep Bench
A park confrontation unfolds as a sleeping bench debate prompts a back and forth between a weary pedestrian and a wary officer. The exchange highlights tensions over public sleeping and nuisance concerns in an urban space.
British urge Gandhi to attend New Delhi round table talks
In Simla Aug 14 the British government said it would study alleged Delhi pact breaches and press Gandhi to join the forthcoming round table conference. Viceroy Willingdon rejects a tax refund and an arbitration board, while Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru works to mediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simla
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Willingdon
Delhi
Gandhi
Mahatma
National Congress
Sir Tej
Raleigh officials study city accounting methods
Mayor George A. Iseley and Raleigh officers inspected another city’s accounting system with plans to adopt a similar setup in Raleigh. City Manager Knox and City Accountant Wagner discussed the visit during dinner as auditors found a $35 000 shortage in Ed Hugh Lee's street assessments accounts. The party planned to visit Greensboro and Burlington next. Also noted is Thomas D. Campbell who did not plant wheat on his 95 000 acre Hardin Montana ranch this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Iseley
Raleigh
EB. M. Knox
C. B. Wagner
Iseley
Ed Hugh Lee
Joe Sawyer
Walter Price
Ms. F. Taylor
Greensboro
Burlington
Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin, Mont
Brazil Halts Surplus Coffee by Burning for Fuel
Large Brazil coffee surplus leads to thousands of pounds burned as fuel this year, as farmers seek to reduce stock and cut losses amid slow demand.
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Brazil
Nine Bombing Planes Set to Bomb Mount Shasta
A provisional squadron of nine bombing planes led by Major H. A. Dargue departed Langley Field to attack the adrift Mount Shasta, 60 miles off Cape Henry. Rain lingered as planes prepared to locate the target, while observers aboard the coast guard cutter Carabassett headed to witness the bombing.
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Norfolk
H. A. Dargue
Langley Field
Shipping Board
Mount Shasta
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Carrabassett
Army
Navy
Point Comfort
Three Break Jail In Madison County
Marshall North Carolina August 14 eight holes repaired in the Madison county jail rear wall as officers search for three escapees Frank Lunsford of Hot Springs Lee Case of Hendersonville and Howell Wilson of Asheville used a steel door fragment to tear a ninth hole They slid 20 feet to the ground on sheets eight prior escapes had penetrated the same wall.
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Marshall
N. C
Madison County
Frank Lunsford
Hot Springs
Lee Case
Hendersonville
Howell Wilson
Asheville
Arrest Two Thieves After Big Gunfight
In Carthage Missouri officers stopped a gunfight with two burglars who had stolen a 3 ton safe from Avilla Bank and fled in a truck. They named themselves I. D. Lane of Walnut Ridge Arkansas and E. E. Stone of Tulsa Oklahoma. Stone was wounded slightly. a third accomplice escaped.
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Carthage
Springfield
Avilla
Halltown
I. D. Lane
Walnut Ridge
Ark
E. E. Stone
Tulsa
Okla
Stone
Franklin W. Fort Defends Farm Board Cotton Proposal
Former New Jersey congressman Franklin W. Fort defended the federal farm board plan urging southern farmers to destroy one third of their cotton crop. He argued that selling the full crop now would wreck values, harm farmers, and burden textiles, warning the policy would prevent surplus from crashing markets for years. Fort said the advice reflects economics under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Federal Farm Board
Fort
Farm Board
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Mae Moore
Louis Swaim
Betty Rose Beckdhate
Mary Virginia Leorande
Jessie Kennedy
Louise Kennedy
Percy, Jr
Margoria
Margaret Russell
Glenn Kenneth
Charles Payne
P. T. Association
Chapel Hill
Parent Teacher Association
University of North Carolina
W. W. Martin
North Carolina
Edith Hale’ Smitt
Social Hygiene Association
R. L. Brinson
Myrtle Beach
J. H. Horney
Tapoca
Denny Street
Mrs. A. Coke Cecil
Paradise Point
George Hedrick
Sherman Swaim
J. Reitzel Wagner
Mrs. Wray Ward
Virginia Beach
Dc. J. Cummins
Iris Caudle
Wilson
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Henry Perry
Charles Long
Birmingham
Ala
Co. C. Edwards
J. N. McCrary
Hugh Leonard
Frank Mickey
Paradise
W. D. Sale, Jr
Laura Dodamead
Zebulon
E. H. Davis
Sale
Dodamead
Hazel Sebastian
Ruth Moon
Grace Wilson
Virginia Harker
J. William Moon, Jr
Ocean View
James D. Turner
First Baptist Church
Dalton, Ga
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
J. B. Gallagher
High Point Hospital
East Lexington Avenue
F. R. Allman
Montiew Avenue
Mesdames
N. C. Yakley
D. W. Cooke
T. M. Carmichael
Esther Modlin
Ethel Carmichael
J. F. Hayden
Velva
Margaret
Royster Tucker
Hayden
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Gladys Parker
Sean
Arro Sapeo
Que
Giange Parker
Shetland
Gramer
U.S. Fliers
Miss Mary
Rebecca Hubler
Dritish
Urge Gandhi
Shasta
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Price Street
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Coats
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