Judge Oliver to Speak at Mills Home Banquet
Judge Hubert Oliver of Lexington will headline the Mills Home football banquet at the Mills Home athletic gym Friday at eight. About 100 attend, with 27 players from this year’s squad and guests from Thomasville and across the state. The event wraps a successful season, following a Western Division Class B title loss to Mount Airy and state playoffs in Chapel Hill. An elaborate program is planned to rival former years.
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Thomasville
Dee
Hubert Oliver
Lexing
Mills
Teacher sues school board over indecent book reading
Walter R. Phinney, a 25-year-old crippled teacher, sues the Redkey school trustees for wrongful resignation and damages after they objected to him reading Carl Carmos' Stars Fell On Alabama and W E Woodward's A new American History. He seeks $1,000, the eight month term's salary, and accuses the board of pressuring him to resign. The trustees named are Ralph Rex Max Coble and Clement L Arthur.
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Ind
Walter R. Phinney
Redkey
Ralph Rex
Max Coble
Clement L. Arthur
Phinney
Carl Carmer
Alabama
W. E. Woodward
Literary Guild
Ball State Teachers’ College
Kearns Attends Furman Banquet
I G Greer and Coach Charley Kearns of the Mills Home Orphanage returned from Furman University where Greer spoke at the annual football banquet held last Friday night. Patterson Preston and Owen Coons accompanied them. Greer estimated over two hundred attended and gifts were given to outstanding athletes. Roland Cain of Greensboro presented the gifts.
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the Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
I. G. Greer
Charley Kearns
Mills Home
Furman University
Greer
Mills
Patterson Preston
Owen Coons
Roland Cain
Greensboro
Orphanage
Alum Association
Nearly 300000 Germans Seek U S Immigration Amid Quota Strain
Washington dispatch reports about 300000 people awaiting U S entry from Germany, 90 percent Jews, driven by anti Semitic laws. With a 27370 yearly German quota, it would take 11 years to process the list. Consulates at Berlin Hamburg Stuttgart and Vienna request reinforcements as visas surge.
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United States
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Suttgart
Vienna
A. M. Warren
Warren
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Mad Dog Confirmed in City. Owners Urged Caution
The city stated the dog was mad and nearby dog owners were advised to watch their pets. Incubation periods vary from three weeks to several months. No human bite was recorded as far as can be ascertained.
Rabid Dog Put Down on Randolph Street
A dog killed in the 800 block on Randolph Street Sunday afternoon had a well developed case of rabies. Boyd Cunningham of 824 Randolph Street reports that the dog’s head was sent to Raleigh Sunday night for testing and a wire from officials is awaited.
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Randolph Street
Boyd Cunningham
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