Live Hunts Planned For Sedgefield Group Remainder Of Month
The Sedgefield Hunt schedules live hunts through the month with the first post holiday event tomorrow at 8:30 am from Sedge field stables. Additional runs are set for January 10 at 7:30 am January 13 at 8:30 am January 17 a similar start time January 20 from the Wiley home Gold Mine road January 24 51st and January 27 from the stables with 7:30 am or 8:39 am starts.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
Wiley
DAR Meeting With Mrs Tate In January at Tate Home
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its January meeting Tuesday afternoon at the West Broad street home of Mrs. A. B. Tate. Illness in Mrs. Katherine Raymond’s home caused the change. associate hostesses are Mrs. R. A. Herring Mrs. John T. Lowe Mrs. Grover Kester Mrs. G. Robichaux and Mrs. M. J. Wrenn. Members should bring Ellis Island box gifts to mail promptly.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. B. Tate
West Broad Street
Katherine Raymond
Tate
Raymond
Mesdames
R. A. Herring
John T. Lowe
Grover Kester
G. Rob
American Business Club Dinner Dance at Emerywood
The American Business Club hosts a dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club at 7 30 p m with John Peddi cord's orchestra providing music for dancing and invited guests arriving at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Local residents visit Meredith College and recoveries reported
Mrs F H Hallenbeck and daughter Miss Mary Frances Hallenbeck spent yesterday in Raleigh visiting friends at Meredith College. Miss Hallenbeck, a Marjorie Webster School student in Washington DC, will resume studies Sunday after holidays at home. Mrs James Idol is ill with influenza at Guilford General Hospital and cannot receive visitors. Mrs Frances Parker remains hospitalized with bronchial influenza but shows improvement. Jacqueline Webb improves from pneumonia at Burrus Memorial Hospital and can return home. John W Cannon recuperating satisfactorily after surgery at Burrus Memorial. H Williard improving after tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial. Mr and Mrs Harry Doctor and daughter Anna Lou return from Miami Beach. in Florida with Mrs Doctor's parents. Mr and Mrs Mohler and daughter Thelma Mohler return to Mexico City after visit with Mr and Mrs P W Grandjean. Byron MacLellan, holiday guest at Grandjean home, left for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hallenbeck
Mary Frances Hallenbeck
Raleigh
Meredith College
James Idol
Guilford General Hospital
Idol
Eva Mae Callahan
Frances Parker
Jacqueline Webb
Burrus Memorial Hospital
South
Hamilton Street
Harry Doctor
Anna Lou
Miami Beach
Fla
Florida
4. Mohler
Thelma Mohler
Mexico City
P. W. Grandjean
Mrs. Mohler
Mrs. Grandjean
Miss Mohler
Byron MacLellan
Grandjean
New York City
Radium Cancer Therapy Resumes in London
Radium treatment for cancer has resumed in London signaling renewed use of radioactive therapy. Medical officials report continued research and patient access as facilities reopen and doctors apply established protocols.
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London
Eva Doss to Lead Jolly Ys in 1940
Eva Doss was elected head of the Jolly Y Club for 1940 at the annual meeting. Officers include Doriss Bowers as vice president and Mary Swartz as secretary treasurer. The state program council will meet January 15 at the Y W C A hut to plan winter and spring schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Doss
Jolly Y Club
G. A
Doriss Bowers
Mary Swartz
Kathryn Wrenn
Mildred Hutchins
Lois Yokely
Virginia Caldwell
Vivian Blackwell
First Baptist Church Turkey Supper Tonight
The young men's class taught by Thomas E. Dodamead hosts a turkey supper in the church basement this evening at 6 30. Attendees are asked to come and enjoy a program featuring John Mebane city editor of The Enterprise and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Thomas E. Dodamead
Dodamead
John Mebane
the Enterprise
Truth Seekers Meet At Green Street Baptist Church Home
The Truth Seekers class of the Green Street Baptist church will meet this evening with Mrs. Dorothy Hendrix at 304 Fourth Street at 7 30. Mrs Mamie Schoenfeldt will be in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Dorothy Hendrix
Fourth Street
Mamie Schoenfeldt
Martha Rae Spencer Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday Party
Mrs. Paul Spencer hosted a party at Gibson clubrooms on North Main Street to honor her daughter Martha Rae on her sixteenth birthday. Red carnations decorated the room. games and an ice course followed. Gifts from guests included Erlene Loftin Ross Spencer Dot Chamberlain Doris Loftin J S Wall Jr Bessie Silman Farrell Peatriss Ann Abernethy Charles Williams Nancy Williard Frances Foster Patricia Farrell Mary Katherine Antrem Betty Lynn Williard Louie Smith Ben Sedberry James Shaffer Jack Paul Jeanne Spencer Mary W Tilden Stanley Wells Lena Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Spencer
Gibson
Bessie Silman
Farrell Peatriss
Ann Abernethy
Charles Williams
Nancy Williard
Frances Foster
Patricia Farrell
Mary Katherine Antrem
Betty Lynn Williard
Louie Smith
Ben Sedberry
James Shaffer
Jack Paul
Jeanne Spencer
Mary W. Tilden
Stanley Wells
Lena Davis
Tea and Topics Club hears Milne life story
Mrs. Nancy K. Poston gave a program on A. A. Milne at the Tea and Topics Club meeting hosted by Mrs. F. Logan Porter. She outlined Milne’s path from playwright to creator of Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin, noting his fame grew from his children stories rather than early success. The program concluded with refreshments and a social hour. two visitors joined, and members listed include Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Idol, Mrs. Sechrest, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Milne
Mrs. Poston
Christopher Robin
Winnie the Pooh
Nancy K. Poston
Tea and Topics Club
F. Logan Porter
Fairway
Milne
Dover Road
Buckingham Palace
W. B. Lillcox
Porter
Porter Residence
John Watkins
Lexington
J. E. Marsh
Mesdames Marsh
W. W. Idol
R. H. Sechrest
M. T. Lambeth
G. I. Humphreys
C. R. Hinshaw
S. S. Coe
Joseph T. Weaver
Horace Haworth
A. G. Douglas
Herbert Petty
Miss Lois Welborn Dinner Hostess To Altrusans' Board
Miss Lois Welborn hosted the Altrusa executive board at a Wednesday dinner meeting at seven pm in the Sheraton hotel. The regular monthly session covered routine business and plans for the new year. Attending were Mrs. Marie Caddell Miss Ethel Moxley Miss Hazel Johnson Miss Lucile Johnston Miss Jessie Mae Young Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Welborn
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Marie Caddell
Ethel Moxley
Hazel Johnson
Lucile Johnston
Jessie Mae Young
Mary Lou Rothrock
Miss Welborn
Miss Juanita Harvey Weds James H. Eades in Kings Mountain
Miss Juanita Harvey and James H. Eades sealed their marriage Sunday at First Wesleyan Methodist Church Kings Mountain. Rev T C Harvey officiated with family and local clergy in attendance. The couple, both Central College alumni, will reside in Kings Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Harvey
James H. Eades
King’s Mountain
Ruby Juanita Harvey
James Haselton Eades
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Kings Mountain
T. C. Harvey
Central College
Central
Marione Dellinger
Bartlett
Lorenzo Harvey
Carroll Dellinger
Juanita
Marjorie Hoyle
Charlotte
Lillian Moss
Ruth Moss
Ben and
Ector Short
Carradine Moss
Harvey
Mills Romulus Harvey
Cherryville High School
Flynn Convicted of First Degree Murder in Wife Slaying
Marion records say Lee Flynn a former state hospital inmate was found guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife at their home in October and was sentenced to die on March 22 by the jury verdict rendered yesterday.
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Flynn
Marion
Lee Flynn
State Hospital
Rhodes-Chappell Vows Announced In Lexington
Ruby Rhodes and Moody Chappell Jr. wed December 23 in York South Carolina with E Gettys Nunn officiating. Miss Rhodes is daughter of W E and Mrs Rhodes and works at Mountcastle Hosiery Mill. Chappell is son of Rev and Mrs Moody L Chappell and works at Lexington Silk Mill.
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Lexington
Ruby Rhodes
Moody Chappell, Jr
York, S. C
Esquire
E. Gettys Nunn
Chappell
W. E. Rhodes
Linwood
Mountcastle
Moody L. Cha
Miss Katie Geneva McCrary Weds John Pershing Hines at Home
On December 24 at the bride's home in Lexington Miss Katie Geneva McCrary became the bride of John Pershing Hines. Rev Odell Leonard officiated with a Royal ring service as Grace McCrary and Margaret McCrary provided music at the organ. The couple plans a 624 East Center Street residence and both hold local jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Geneva McCrary
John Pershing Hines
Grace McCrary
Margaret McCrary
Hines
Norman McCrary
Curry Street
Lexington High School
Mountcastle Hosiery Mill
T. J. Hines
Lexington
Carolina Panel Company
East Center Street
City-Wide W M U Meeting Set at North Park Church
City-Wide W M U of Baptist churches will meet Sunday afternoon at North Park Baptist Church at 2 30 PM. President Mrs H A Knight announced plans for an interesting program and urged all W M A members in the city to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
North Park
W.M.U
H. A. Knight
W.M.A
Mra
Knight
Octo Club Meeting Honors Miss Barksdale at Gibson Clubrooms
The Octo Club met at the Gibson Club Room with Miss Doris Barksdale as hostess. After a business session, members and guest Miss Sara Howerton played bridge. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Hamlin for high score and Miss Anna Reeves for second. a surprise birthday party followed for Miss Barksdale with cake and gifts.
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Octo Club
Gibson Club
Doris Barksdale
Bridge
Sara Howerton
Margaret Hamlin
Anna Reeves
Miss Barksdale
Auto Injuries Fatal to Colon Scott of Randleman
Colon Scott age 33 died in Greensboro Piedmont Memorial Hospital from injuries in an automobile crash Sunday afternoon when he lost control on the road to Greensboro near Buffalo Bridge. Funeral set for Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Country Holiness Church. Survived by widow Grace Scott daughter Mary Gray sister Mrs Roy Warner Ramseur father Mann Scott Ramseur route one and two half sisters Wilma and Johnsie Ramseur route one.
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Randleman
Colon Scott
Greensboro Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Buffalo Bridge
Country Holiness Church
Here
W. L. Cockman
Grace Scott
Mary Gray
Roy Warner
Mann Scott
Ramseur
Wilma and
Johnsie
Kernersville Grange Officers to Be Installed Tonight
Kernersville Grange No. 679 officers elected for 1940 will be formally installed at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem with Forsyth County units tonight starting at 7 30 o clock. Officers include Mrs E L Bodenhamer master B J Idol overseer J W McCorkle lecturer W D Shields steward W C Michael chaplain E L Bodenhamer treasurer Mrs B J Idol secretary F M Edwards gatekeeper Lawrence Bodenhamer assistant steward Miss Maxine McKaughn lady assistant steward Mrs W D Shields ceres Mrs F M Edwards pomona Mrs Hettie McKaughn flora.
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Kernersville
Kernersville Grange
Robert BE. Lee
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
E. L. Bodenhamer
B. J. Idol
J. W. McCorkle
Doubleheader Fete At Mills Home In Thomasville
In Thomasville, a boys and girls doubleheader at the Mills Home gym tonight pits Mills Home against the Children s Home of Winston Salem. Officials expect a large crowd as both sides field evenly matched rosters led by captain Howard Brown and Elizabeth Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mills
Childrens
Winston-Salem
Charlie Kearns
Howard Brown
Grover Bradshaw
Ed Duncan
Charles James
Joe Brady
Elizabeth Jackson
Wilma Cagle
Gertie Patterson
Allie Medlin
Addilee Harwood
Esther Hicks
Over 200 Taxpayers Sign Listings at Thomasville Hall
Thomasville on January 5 reports more than 200 property listings for taxes at city hall announced by tax lister Frank Hepler. All residents of Thomasville township must list during January as no extension will be granted by Davidson County commissioners. Route one resident B P Hilton is credited as the first to list on Tuesday morning when doors opened.
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Thomasville
Frank Hepler
Thomasville Township
B. PD. Hilton
Thomasvil
Davidson County
City Health Nurse Reports 235 Visits in Thomasville
Miss Ella Dorsett, city health nurse, shows 235 visits in December and 58 new cases in the department. She taught a home hygiene and care of the sick course at the high school with 40 girls enrolled, in cooperation with the home economics department.
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Thomasville
Ella Dorsett
Grange Group to Meet Greensboro Area Officials
North Carolina Grange master Harry B. Caldwell announced a Grange executive committee meeting in Raleigh at the Carolina Hotel on Tuesday January 9 at 9 a.m. The Grange Fire Insurance Company board of directors will also be in session.
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Grange Group
Greensboro
Harry B. Caldwell
North Carolina Grange
Grange
Carolina Hotel
Raleigh
The
Grange Fire Insurance Company
Caldwell
Rioters Sentenced in Ramdui Riots at Hubli
Twelve people were condemned to death at Hubli for taking part in the Ramdui riots last April in which eight policemen were killed. Two defendants received life terms and 40 were given prison terms up to two years. Twenty eight were acquitted.
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Bombay
Hubli
Ramdui
White prisoners blamed as brains of Central Prison break
Coroner Roy M. Banks said three white inmates planned the abortive December 28 escape at Central Prison in Raleigh killing guard J. S. Chesser. He named Arthur Petit J H Massey and Joe Gupton as principal architects with three Negroes awaiting execution.
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Raleigh
Roy M. Banks
Central Prison
J. S. Chesser
Arthur Petit
J. H. Massey
Joe Gupton
Robeson County
Clarence Rogers
William Young
Nathaniel Bryant
Young
Rogers
Banks
Tax books moved to Thomasville City Hall for January
Davidson County tax records for townships near Thomasville are kept at the city hall all January to ease payments. Chief Deputy Sheriff Belvin W. Stone oversees the books, eliminating the need to travel to Lexington for tax payments.
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Davidson
T'Ville
Thomasville
Davidson County
Belvin W. Stone
Lexington
Kernersville Christmas Seal Sale Totals $102.74
Mrs R C Morris chairs Kernersville annual seal sale campaign reporting $102.74 raised. Kernersville school students contributed $27.65 with seal sales overseen by Miss Sara Deaton from the faculty.
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Kernersville
R. C. Morris
Kernersville School
Sara Deaton
Four Serving Terms for Second Degree Murder Paroled
Three white men and a Negro woman, all serving second degree murder terms, were paroled by Governor Hoey. Charlie Deas from Cabarrus County received 15 to 30 years for Stamper slaying. Ben Wallace and Walter Stevens from Guilford County got 15 to 25 years for Herring killing. Dolly Worley from Wake County was jailed 15 to 20 years for Worley killing. Ten other prisoners with lesser offenses were also paroled.
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Raleigh
Hoey
Charlie Deas
Cabarrus County
Henry L. Stamper
Ben Wallace
Walter L. Stevens
Guilford County
Hubert Herring
Dolly Worley
Wake County
George Worley
Fritz Kreisler to Play at the University January 16
Frits Kreisler world famous violinist to perform in Memorial Hall at the University January 16 at 8 30. He is Czech by heritage though born in Vienna and will be sponsored by the University chapter of Phi Mu Alpha. All seats are reserved and orders can be placed with the Music Department.
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Chapel Hill
Frits Kreisler
Memorial Hall
Vienna
Kreisler
Phi Mu Alpha
National
Postal Receipts Set Record at Kernersville Office
Kernersville post office reports 1939 postal receipts of 21 197.08 dollars, the highest in local history, per postmaster J Harmon Linville. The 1939 total exceeds the previous record by 2 611.22 dollars, covering postage sales only and excluding money order receipts.
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Kernersville
J. Harmon Linville
Pugilist Killed by Train Near Here
Leonard H. Hoffman a 34 year old railway fireman and former boxer was killed yesterday while on the tank of a locomotive under an overhead bridge. Hoffman a native of Dale Wisconsin boxed in Washington D C years ago and is now dead.
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Wass, Jan
Leonard H. Hoffman
Hoffman
Dale
Wis
Washington, D. C
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Madeline Hoover
Sedgefield Group
DAR
Mrs. Tate
John W. Cannon
H. Williard
High Point
Jolly Y's
MR. Dodamead
Martha Rae Spencer
Elsie
Borden
Ballard
Clifton Furniture CO
East
Washington Street
N. C
Premium Dept
P.O
Jersey City
N. J
Altrusans’ Board
Helen Hooks
Bryce Murdock
Murdock
S. A. Hooks
South Salisbury Street
Lewis Murdock
Aiken
Bobby Green
American Legion
Rachel Trexler
Salisbury
Sara Jackson
Mount Airy
Mary Garvey
Frances Crews
Winston- Salem
R. L. Green
Green
Tom CC. Hinkle
Paul Hinkle
Clara Ann Miller
South Ford Street
Ces Peeler
Frances Peeler
Vivian Gambrell
Martyn White
Mary Patterson
Robert Thomason
Lewis Farmer
Tom Cuaver
Bill Brown
Cory Rhodes
Bob White
Cliff DeLapp
Roy Ireland
North Dakota
Peggy
Maude Walton Miller
Paul Miller
Kate Mays
C. R. Sharpe
Martha Redwine
Jenky Miller
Dorothy Madsen
Frances Louise McKay
Ginny Madsen
Meredith Boaze
Pearl Hege Reynolds
Nancy Ward
Mary Pickett
Sara Everhart
Betty Ward
Camille Hunt
Betty Sharpe
Dot Spruill
City Health
Fritz Kreisler
Men’s Union
Ecru
Bach
Endicott Johnson
AQ Wanugadu
North Main Street
East Washington Street
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