Denton Children’s Home Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The Methodist Protestant Children's Home in Denton marks 25 years since its 1910 founding by the Woman’s Missionary group. The facility now serves 112 children aged four to 18 with multiple buildings, a 132 acre farm, recreation facilities, and daily school attendance at Jamestown. The Dixon couple lead as superintendent and wife, having purchased nearby land to support farm operations.
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Denton
Home Missionary Group
Methodist Protestant Children's Home
Greensboro Road
Denton In
Woman's Home Missionary Group
Methodist Protestant Church
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Penny Brothers
Benjamin N. Duke
Jamestown
A. G. Dixon
Dixon
Sedgefield School
A. G. Diven Clower
Dielow
J. A
Robert Dixon
Ruth Lewis
Doris Dixon
Edith Davis
Dicksons
BE. L. Allman
G. Lowdermilk
Allmans
H. A. Garrett
J. W. Austin
R. &. Russell
Duke Foundation
High Point cases in Superior Court civil term reach judgments
In Greensboro Aug 17 Judge J Will Pless Jr signed judgments awarding damages to several plaintiffs from High Point over sewage plant damage in Jamestown township. Other awards included 450 to Hollingsworth, 1800 to Brown, 760 to Cruthis, and 750 to Cashatt. Additional defendants face court-ordered deadlines and a $337.28 award in a separate case involving Dixie Oil and related parties.
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SF Ecl
Enregiene
Greensboro
High Point
Superior Court
Guilford City
J. Will Pless, Jr
B. L. Fentress
Pless
W. B. Garrett
Jamestown Township
Winnie Lee Hollingsworth
Lacy J. Brown
Jesse Cruthis
W. D. Cashatt
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank of
Dixie Oil Company
D. C. Cecil
Dog Show Planned as High Point Kennel Club Reform Underway
Plats are underway in the city for reorganizing the High Point Kennel Club and staging a canine exposition. A meeting this week aims to form the club and draw up show plans. The club once drew dog owners from across the state and had lay leadership including Tom T. Kearns and Mrs. Valette Jones Harries.
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High Point Kennel Club
Kennel Club
Tom T. Kearns
Valette Jones Harries
A. C. Jones
Dinosaur eggs found in Mongolia fetch high price
Dinosaur eggs discovered in Mongolia years ago are valued at about $5000 per egg in the market. Local traders report strong demand from collectors and museums, highlighting the ongoing fossil trade and regulatory concerns.
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Mongolia
Tigridias Shine In Gardens And Rome Coliseum Facts
Tigridias brighten sunny garden beds with long lasting blooms in many colors and forms. They prefer rich soil, good drainage, moisture, and eastern exposure, and resist harsh noon sun. The Coliseum in Rome housed 100000 spectators with 80000 seated, arena spanning 182 by 285 feet.
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Washington, D
Rome
New Smoke Shop Opens at 732 East Washington Street
Julius McRae, former operator of a smoke shop and confectionary stand at Hoover and Beaman, moved into 732 East Washington Street last Wednesday and opened a revamped Smoke Shop. The former Howard's ice cream parlor now features tobaccos, confections, sandwiches, a modern shoe shine stand, and new equipment.
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Julius McRae
Hoover and Beaman Streets
East Washington Street
Mr. McRae
Howard's
Jack Byerly
Hoover Street
Reverend Miller to Preach at Cherry Street Church Sunday
Rev H C Miller of St James Presbyterian Greensboro will preach Sunday at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church at 3 pm. Morning service at 10 30 includes junior church history for members. 11 am home coming sermon. Sunday evening a historical sketch of Cherry Street Presbyterian Church by the church council.
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Rev. Miller
H. C. Miller
St. James Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Church Council
Services Sunday At Springfield Church
Regular morning service at 11 includes a sermon by pastor Miss Clara I. Cox on the subject Soul Erosion. The Senior C. BE. Society meets at 6 30 led by Byron Haworth. Wednesday's 7 30 monthly business meeting features echoes from the Yearly Meeting.
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Clara I. Cox
C. BE
Byron Haworth
Des Moines Woman Injured in Council Bluffs Road Accident
Miss Pearl Stein of Des Moines hurried to Council Bluffs with an artificial leg for her uncle when motor trouble slowed her near Oakland Iowa. A passing motorist struck Stein fracturing her leg as she towed her car to the roadside. The text also notes the 12th juror or alternate was designated to become a regular member of the panel.
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Council Bluffs
Pearl Stein
Des Moines
Oakland
Iowa
Miss Stein
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