New Social Order Needed Says Congressman Lambeth
Congressman J Walter Lambeth of Thomasville urged a new social order at Central Friends church last night. He quoted Emerson on calamity and called for shared responsibility, better economic planning, and insurance for old age and unemployment to curb cycles of low mood and poverty. Vera Td4ol entertained, Mae Kirkman noted with Miss Kirkman, while J D Cox presided and introduced the program.
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J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Central Friends Church
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Lambeth
America
Church
Hhas
Vera Td4ol
Ideal Shoe Shop Remodeled on East Washington Street
Remodeling of the interior of the Ideal Shoe Shop at 111 East Washington street is complete and the business is operating as usual under Wallace Highfill.
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Ideal Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
Wallace Highfill
Birthday Question Horizontal of a Lock Line
A garbled OCR fragment references a 37 measure line and mentions 18 skepticism and 15 Lincoln, indicating a fragmented note or clue. The readable bits point to a musical or archival puzzle item with unclear context and no clear event or person to anchor.
Wheeler Again Reelects Field Club Officers In Sedgefield
R. H. Wheeler of this city was reelected president of the Sedgefield Country Club at the annual officers and directors election. A. W. Fetter and Frank F. Curran of Greensboro were named vice presidents. John Heller of Sedgefield was reelected secretary treasurer. Five directors for three years are H. P. Hardin, B. H. Tomlinson of High Point, A. C. McManus, T. D. Blair, and Edwin F. Lucas of Greensboro. Executive committeemen named are Earl N. Phillips, A. C. McManus and Edwin F. Lucas. A golf bag and clubs were presented to H. P. Hardin for his services.
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Country Club
R. H. Wheeler
Sedgefield Country Club
Manor
A. W. Fetter
Frank EF. Curran
Greensboro
W. C. Boren, Jr
John Heller
Sedgefield
H. P. Hardin
8. H. Tomlinson
High Point
A. C. McManus
T. D. Blair
Edwin F. Lucas
Earl N. Phillips
Harmon Award to Be Made Friday in High Point
Francis Sizemore a Fagle Scout from Wesley Memorial church will receive the Harmon Scholarship certificate and pin Friday at 8 40 am in the high school chapel. Rev T A Sykes will present the award to the Eagle Scout, with the Harmon Foundation grant of 100 dollars for education. Sizemore is the third High Point Eagle Scout in three years to win the award, following Robert Hubbard and Peyton Moffitt. The public is invited to attend.
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Francis Sizemore
Wesley Memorial Church
Harmon
T. A. Sykes
B. W. Hackney
Sykes
England
Harmon Foundation
America
High Point
Robert Hubbard
Peyton Moffitt
Scout Sizemore
Bonham Named Judge on South Carolina Supreme Court
Bonham elected associate justice of the South Carolina supreme court on the 64th ballot to succeed Eugene S. Blease, who becomes chief justice. The announcement comes from Columbia, D C, dated February 12.
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Columbia
D. C
M. L. Bonham
Supreme South Carolina Court
Eugene 8S. Blease
Father and Son Get Sentences for Burglary Tools
Lexington February report: Charlie Huffman and his son Ray Huffman were sentenced to three months on the Davidson county public roads after trial for possessing alleged burglary tools nitroglycerine and other safe blowing gear. W L Nove and G A Beal pleaded guilty to attempted robbery. The four men fled when officers approached near a Thomasville grocery. tools and explosives were found, their car hidden in woods.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Charlie M. Huffman
Ray Huffman
W. L. Nove
G. A. Beal
High Point Man In Greensboro Wreck
Col. Frank P. Hobgood, prominent Greensboro attorney, was slightly injured about 6:30 p m when a Hudson sedan driven by J E Hedrick crashed his Buick coupe at the Bellmeade and North Edgeworth intersection. No arrests were made. Hedrick was driving south.
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Frank P. Hobgood
Greensboro
Hudson Sedar
J. E. Hedrick
Bellmeade
North Edgeworth
Hedrick
Greensboro Man Injured in North Edgeworth Collision
The crash on North Edgeworth and Bellemeade injured Colonel Hobgood whose head struck the door frame. He declined ambulance transport and returned home. Damages to the two cars are estimated at about $150.
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Greensboro
Bellemeade
Hobgood
Eldorado Delays Cornerstone Ceremony For New Post Office
In Eldorado Arkansas on February 12 a planned cornerstone for the new $450,000 post office sparked confusion when workers found an existing cornerstone inscribed to Andrew Mellon and J D Whitner from 1930. Officials prepared speeches music crowds and plans for proper ceremony amid mixed reactions.
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Eldorado
Ark
Andrew W. Meéllon
Secretary of the Treasury
J. D. Whitner
the Treasury
Citizens oppose unceremonious stone placement at post office
Citizens warned that the stone must be laid with proper ceremony or the post office would not be official. They announced a campaign to remove the stone and relay it with befitting rites to ensure official status.
Funeral Held For Mrs Bertha Grubb
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Grubb who died at her home on South Street were held yesterday afternoon at 3 30 from the Ward Street M E church. The Rev BE M Jones and Rev C L Ruth officiated with the church choir singing hymns and a duet by Mrs David T Yow and A J Koonce. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers W H Cowan J C Alexander D C Brown H C Anderson W B Collins R L Bundy. Flowers were carried by Misses Billen Key Lois Gillie Bessie O Callicott Dorothy Kennedy Ethel Burgess Grace Smith and Mrs Sidney Wood.
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South Street
Ward Street
M. EE
BE. M. Jones
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. J. Koonce
Oakwood Cemetery
W. H. Cowan
J. C. Alexander
D. C. Brown
H. C. Anderson
W. B. Collins
R. L. Bundy
Misses Billen Key
Lois Gillie
Bessie O Callicott
Dorothy Kennedy
Ethel Burgess
Grace Smith
Sidney Wood
Annual Operetta Next Week at Local High School
The music department of the local senior high school presents The Emperor's Clothes an operetta in the spirit of the times. Under the direction of Lewis L. Stookey, supervisor of music in the city system, the production anticipates a great period of happiness and joy.
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Lewis L. Stookey
Local High School Matinee and Night Show Promises Laughter
The auditorium hosts a matinee and evening performance on Friday February 20 led by Mr. It aims to entertain and help the audience forget their cares. Prices for admission are lower than previous years. Mentions of New England states Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and Maine reference seven percent, plus a note on dairy population totals.
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Necticut
Rhode Island
Setts
Vermont
New Ham
Maine
Peterson's Ointment Heals Itching Piles Quickly
Cleveland Bruner of Car. testifies a severe case of piles found relief after using Peterson's Ointment. The ad claims itching and burning stop soon after application with the ointment reducing inflammation. A 35 cent box is advertised in drug stores.
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Cleveland Bruner
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