Philanthropist Daniel E. Rhyne Dies at 81 in Lincoln County
Lincoln ton banker and textile magnate Daniel Efird Rhyne, 81, dies at his Laboratory home after months of illness. The "grand old man" of Lenoir Rhyne College contributed nearly half a million dollars and aid to over 35 Lutheran churches. Funeral set for tomorrow at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Born 1852 near Mt Holly, he built Mt Holly and Laboratory mills and owned extensive real estate.
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Hoover's appointments blocked as Roosevelt reshapes government
Washington observes that President Roosevelt will fill tens of thousands of jobs after March 4 while Herbert Hoover faces a Senate with more Republicans. Walter Newton of Minnesota, Hoover’s former political secretary, awaits a federal judgeship blocked by GOP opposition. Democrats resist confirming Hoover nominees, aided by a few Progressive Republicans.
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Hollywood Fashions Show Cossack Influence on Lillian Harvey
Hollywood society notes Lillian Harvey recently arrived in Hollywood wearing a light brown sheer crepe outfit with organ pleating and green border kerchief neckline. The piece includes a matching brown Cossack hat with Persian lamb, showcasing a striking color scheme for her light hair. Other stars noted in wool and velvet ensembles include Carole Lombard at Levy's, Frances Dee with Claude Binyon at the Paramount, and Wynn Gibson with Cary Grant at the Chinese Theater in egg blue wool gowns and fox fur wraps.
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Hollywood Styles Deck The Sailors In Bright Fashions
Hollywood fashion notes show Maureen O'Sullivan in a mushroom white sailor hat and brown band with crystal ornament, paired with a brown linen collar and epaulets. Other stars like Lena Andre Nancy Carroll Verna Hillie and Patricia Farley wear tiny puff sleeves and crystal details at dinners and events.
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He's Sorry Now Binks and Jinks Exchange
Dialogue snippet shows Binks asking Jones about a five pound loan and Jinks expressing regret and need for Abavers. The fragment hints at interpersonal tension over credit and obligation in a small plot.
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Mrs Gillingham Buried in Lexington Obituary
Funeral services for Alberta J. Gillingham were held at 2:30 p.m. at A. J. Beck’s home on highway 109 in Lexington. The 80 year old, daughter of the late Dr. Nicholas Long Smith, lived at Ward Gold Mine before her health declined. A musician and composer, she was a respected Episcopalian with no close surviving relatives.
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Tri State Sheet Metal Contractors Meet in Winston
Merpat Winston reports the Tri State association of Sheet Metal Contractors will hold a two day session in Winston Salem on March 14. The group includes members from Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Social whirl and theatre gossip from New York
A lively Alice in Wonderland shows draw packed houses, Italian puppet troupes entertain, and Tony Sarg's bohemian dining scene draws stage royalty. Rex Beach wins Palm Beach golf due to a cumbersome osteopath strapped stance, while a Monrovia banner proclaims a pre technocracy sale.
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Florida Faces Kentucky In Second Round Battle
Florida, the dark horse of last year, meets Kentucky the top seed in the second round tonight at Atlanta. Tulane faces Vanderbilt while Alabama meets Mississippi State and LSU plays Tennessee as Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi State, and LSU advance with few difficulties. Vanderbilt and Mississippi State also advance byes.
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Fire at Standard Printing Company Causes Major Damage
A blaze in Charlotte swept through the Standard Printing Company early today causing about 5000 dollars in damages. Firefighters responded quickly to contain the flames and prevent spread to nearby buildings.
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