Ice Cream Supper Tonight At Mrs Pickett's Home
Circle Eight of the Woman's Auxiliary hosts an ice cream supper tonight from 5 30 to 10 at 02 North Main Street. A Boys class outing to R B Williams home on the old Thomasville road is planned for 7 pm, with a rain plan. The Idol family reunion is set for August 21 at Bunker Hill church with a noon picnic and speaker lineup. The Hilliard Memorial Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met for prayer and devotion with a business session and iced watermelon served.
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Circle Number Eight
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
John S. Pickett
North Main Street
First Christian Church
R. B. Williams
Thomasville Road
Idol
Bunker Hill Church
Kernersville
High Point
Walkertown
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
L. L. Grant
P. L. Culler
Lee Ward
K. F. Moore
D. B. Ellis
South Main Street
M. E
C. B. Shankle
West
Lexington Avenue
Patou Discusses Radical Paris Winter Styles And Silhouettes
Paris fashion notes describe a transformed silhouette with belts shifting to the hips, medieval influence, and simpler lines. New coats hats and fashions emphasize straight hats, bi colored dresses, lower waistlines, bold colors, and varied fabrics from wool to silks with detachable collars and modern bustlines.
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Paris
Reverend Jordan to Return for Sunday Service
Ethel Rev G Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Methodist minister returns today after vacation. He will preach Sunday morning with sermon subject announced in the church column tomorrow. Members and friends urged to attend. He spent ten days at the University of Chicago Minister's Conference and then visited Kinston and eastern North Carolina.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jordan
University of Chicago
Visiting friends and relatives in the South
Mr. and Mrs. E. Harville and children are guests in Atlanta Georgia with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Upshaw. They plan visits with Dr. and Mrs. Charles Haddon Nabers in Greenville South Carolina before returning home. Bertha May Solomon of Richmond Virginia returns home tomorrow after two weeks with Mrs. F. L. McCulloch and Mrs. Hettie Solomon. Arthur Biddle and John Cunningham of Bronxville New York arrive to spend the weekend with Clarke and Richard Hubbard on Johnson Street.
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E. ©. Harville
Atlanta
A. M. Upshaw
Charles Haddon Nabers
Greenville
8. C
Bertha May Solomon
Richmond, Va
F. L. McCulloch
Hettie Solomon
Arthur Biddle
John Cunningham
Bronxville, N. Y
Clarke
Richard Hubbard
Johnson Street
Jack Evans Held For Hit and Run Driving
Jack Evans a young white man of 215 East Washington Street was arrested at midnight at home by local officers for hit and run driving. Deputy Sheriff Fred Hendrix of Randolph County and local officials lodged him in jail with a $300 bond set. He was transferred to Randolph County jail in Asheboro pending trial before Magistrate H. A. Mitchell.
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Jack Evans
East
Washington Street
Fred Hendrix
Randolph County
Evans
Hendrix
Asheboro
H. A. Mitchell
Berlin Meat Consumption Remains Stable Despite Low Mood
Berlin reports meat consumption essentially unchanged from 1928 to 1931 with totals of 319.1 million kilos in 1928 and 306.8 million kilos in 1931. Per capita usage over the four years averages 75.1 in 1928, then 71.7 in 1929, 71.1 in 1930, and 71.3 in 1931.
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Berlin
Berin
Evans Accused of Hit and Run in Trinity Accident
Evans allegedly struck Charlie Shores’ car in Trinity yesterday afternoon around four o clock and fled the scene. Shores reported substantial damage to his vehicle but no injuries occurred.
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Evans
Charlie Shores
Trinity
Shores
Hendrix
Thomasville Gospel Tent To Institute Services Tonight
The Dixie Gospel Tent on Fisher Ferry street Thomasville will launch its annual series tonight under the Methodist Evangelical League funded by voluntary contributions. Aimed at intensive evangelism the effort features Rev Thomas Willey and is backed by Asbury College. Services start 8 pm nightly with a 2 30 pm Sunday service. Miss Thelma Clapp recovers from appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs T A Williams hosts Ruth Dawkins Candor and Beatrice Galloway Mount Gilead as house guests.
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Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasvile
Baywood Hotel
Asbury College
Wilmore
Methodist Evangelical League
H. C. Morrison
Louisville
Asbury College Seminary
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Thomas Willey
High Point
Cit
Thelma Clapp
Guilford General Hospital
T. A. Williams
Adams Street
Ruth Dawkins
Candor
Beatrice Galloway
Mount Gilead
We Deliver Any Order of $1.00 or More
A service advertisement promises delivery of any order totaling one dollar or more. It emphasizes broad coverage and prompt fulfillment. The notice targets potential customers seeking convenient, inexpensive delivery options.
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Club News
Christian
Bunker Hill
First Baptist Church
Bellas-Hess Company
R. P. Royer
Clay Clinard
F. M. Pickett
F. J. Flagler
Little Mary Glynn Stone
Thomasville
L. W. Stone
Mary Glynn
Bill Bateman
Donald Ward
Stone
Ruby Stone
Horace Lawing
Mary Glynn Stone
Bobby Jean Black
Cecil Love Cameron
Jackie Ward
Irene Lawing
van Etta Black
Martin Luther Yontse
Virginia Lee Bateman
Clarice Davis
Clayborne Black
Mary Frances Cameron
George Hubert Teague
Marie Dean Stone
Little Stuart, Jr
Bobby Stong
Fred Ward
Clyde
MR. Ingram
H. C. Parrish
Roy Ingram
Jamestown
Patou
Jean Patou
Fabrice
Ethel
Kinston
North Carolina
World
Britain
France
United States
Germany
Mottitt
North Main
Thomasville Gospel Tent
Pompano
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Black Hawk and
Rosebud
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