First Annual Stay At Home Camp Concludes At City Y
The Stay at Home Camp at the local Y M C A concluded with 51 boys registered for a week of swimming ghost storytelling and games. Wallace Fridy of Wesley Memorial Church challenged the group with Think Straight messages and many learned to swim in the daily pool sessions. The week's big outing was a City Lake Park trip with a swim watermelon feast and weiner roast, plus planned finals in horse shoe ping pong and boo boo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Fridy
Wesley Memorial Church
Paramount Theater
City Lake Park
Edgar Hartley
Winchell column teases showbiz gossips and censored hints
Walter Winchell riffs on merchants, censorship rumors, and show business spats. He toys with names like Doris Rhodes and Peggy Joyce while noting laughs from jokes about musicians unions and a Mexican marriage. The piece nods to theater plans and upcoming performances in a brisk, gossiping briefing tone.
No An Answer and Evening Notes in 1940s Film World
A fragmentary set of theater and film items discusses Marc Bluestein’s new No For An Answer and Gene O Neill related interlude length as an hour show with critics, plus mentions of Doris Donaldson in Clinton New York and Robert Liya in an oe sets. Zin Arthur via Mutual, Wilkie Mahoney in Hollywood, and ZaSu Pitts are cited with light commentary on executives and bum pics, plus a playful note about Your Girl Friday.
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Marc Bluestein
Gene O'Neill
Zinn Arthur
Doris Donaldson
Paradise
Clinton, N. Y
Robert Li
Wilkie Mahoney
Ing
ZaSu Pitts
Hopkins Prodding Roosevelt Toward Purge Of Antinew Dealers
Washington Aug 20 insiders credit Harry Hopkins with pushing President Roosevelt toward a purge of anti New Deal figures. Roosevelt shifted after Hopkins met him at Pensacola dock and policy swung to attacks on George Smith and others. Federal state clashes loom as governors threaten troops and the NLRB faces resistance in hearings.
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Rodney Dutcher Point Enterprise
Wes
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
White House
Marvin McIntyre
Steve Early
Basil O'Connor
Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Tex
Tess
Roosevelt
Pensacola
Walter George
Cotton Ed” Smith
South Carolina
Tyday
Maryland
Joan O'Connor
New York
George
Warm Springs
Hopkins
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Browning
Memphis
Ionia
Krascher
National Labor Relations Board
Maytag
Bussett
Joseph AB. Keenan
U. S
Keenan
NLRB
Krasche
Newton
Des Moines
Warren Madden
Funeral services for Elmer Peoples in Kernersville
Elmer Peoples age 25 died suddenly at home in Kernersville route 2. Services were held yesterday afternoon at 4 at his home and at As Methodist Protestant church with Rev. C B Way and Rev Kenneth Goodson officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Smith trio of Colfax provided music and Prof C M Whitaker of Oak Ridge delivered a eulogy. Surviving are his father J J Peoples and siblings.
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Elmer Peoples
Kernersville
Route 2
Methodist Protestant Church
C. B. Way
Kenneth Goodson
Oak Ridge
Smith Trio
Colfax
C. %. Whitaker
Revival to Start in Kernersville Methodist Church
Plans are complete for an utel revival series of services at Kernersville Methodist Protestant Church starting Sunday August 21 at 11 a.m. The pastor Rev. C. B. Wray will be leading the revival services.
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Kernersville Methodist Protestant
Edreh
C. B. Wray
Yellowstone Park Lies in Three States
Yellowstone National Park spans Wyoming Montana and Idaho with the core area and major entrances located across these states. The tripoint influence shapes administration and visitor access as parks confront conservation and boundary questions.
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Yellowstone National Park
States
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Mrs. W. C. Johnson Expected Home Soon
Word from Richmond Virginia says Mrs. W. C. Johnson of 506 White Oak street is improving at Turk er Sanitorium and will return home in a week or 10 days. She has been a patient since August 9 and is the wife of a police department member.
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Richmond
W. C. Johnson
White Oak Street
Turker
Johnson
Police Department
Mies Allene Lambe Undergoes Appendectomy at Guilford General
Mies Allene Lambe is listed as a patient at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy performed Wednesday. She expects visitors to be allowed starting the first of the week.
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Mies Allene Lambe
Guilford General Hospital
Toledo Leads U S Clover and Timothy Market
In a market report, Toledo Ohio is identified as the leading center for clover and timothy hay production and trade in the United States, reflecting strong regional demand and high output from local farms and dealers.
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Toledo
United States
Abner T. Holton Claimed By Death
Abner Talmadge Holton aged 62 and a former High Point resident died at his brother Emmett W. Holton’s home in Statesville Saturday after months of illness. Born July 24, 1876 in Guilford County, he was the son of the late Abner Sanford and Ellen Ricks Holton. Surviving are a sister Mrs. W. P. Welch of this city and two brothers Robert F. Holton of Grand Rapids Michigan and Emmett W. Holton of Statesville. Funeral services were to be held at the First Methodist Protestant church at 4:30 this afternoon, Rev. J. Clay Madison officiating, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. The funeral train would leave Statesville at 2 o’clock for service here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Talmadge Holton
High Point
Emmett W. Holton
Statesville
Guilford County
Abner Sanford
Ellen Ricks Holton
W. P. Welch
Robert F. Holton
Grand Rapids
Mich
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. Clay Madison
Oakwood Cemetery
Serice
Birthday Honors for Louise Vaughan and Arnold Wilson
Louise Vaughan and Arnold Wilson celebrated their sixth birthday Friday at the Vaughan home. Their mothers hosted the party with a pink and white theme, a woodland treasure hunt, games on the lawn, and a white cake with pink candles. Guests included Juanita and Loraine Wilson, William and Betty Jean Wilson, Betty and Geneva Grubb, Doris, Jack and Graham Vaughan, and Virginia Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Vaughan
Arnold Wilson
E. D. Vaughan
Louise Vaughan
Juanita
Loraine Wilson
William
Betty Jean Wilson
Betty
Geneva Grubb
Doris
Jack
Graham Vaughan
Virginia Clark
Aviation Certificates Active July 1 1938
There were 20 076 pilots and 9 732 aircraft holding active Department of Commerce certificates on July 1 1938.
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Department of Commerce
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Walter Winchell
Doris Rhodes
John Krim
7Th Ave
Texas
Mexico
von Sperling
Peggy Joyce
Alice Alex
Ander
Gordon
Zorina
Bane H. Sherman
Jones Business College
North Carolina
Typewriters
W. Commerce & High Point
N. C
JONES
M. A
EFIRD
Government IN Business
Millers’ National Federation
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Ber
B. A. Culp
Winston-Salem
Walter Allen
Camp Hanes
Southern
Morovian Young People’s Union
Mr. Allen
DRY Cleaning Company “Certified Master Cleaners and Dyers
South Main St
America
Lapies Home Journal
Svirr
DRY Cleaning Company A
Cleaners
South Main Bt
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Joe R. Ragland
Ragland
Oak Ridge Road
Western Union
Abner T. Holton
Aine
North State Telephone Co
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