Many Organizations Meet In Lexington During This Week
Lexington activity totals a busy week with the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs. W. T. Hall home in West Center street. New president Arthur Gallimore succeeds Mrs. Hall as plans for the year unfold during a round table discussion.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. T. Hall
West Center Street
Hall
R. E. Leonard
Arthur Gallimore
J. C. Leonard
R. B. Leonard
J. L. Bullard
Fred Cox
Harvey Green
Irvin Sink
A. E. Brannock
C. D. Hunt
Asheville
First Methodist Bible Class Sees Meeting Date Change
Mrs L L Moore and children spent the weekend at Boone. The Youn Women Wesley Bible class met at Miss Elizabeth Ford's home with 21 members present. The group voted to move the regular meeting date to the first Tuesday each month. Hostesses served cake and coffee. Mr and Mrs W J Haselden and children returned from visiting Haselden's mother in Cades.
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First Reformed Church
Sallie Koonts
Harvey Green
Ben Mulligan
N. A. Beck
Anne Beck
Youn Women's Wesley Bible
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Ford
Ford Street
Locke Whisnant
W. H. Carmichael
First Baptist Faithful Workers Meet Led by Miss Mendenhall
The Faithful Workers class of the First Baptist church met on Monday evening with Miss Gladys Mendenhall presiding. Nineteen members answered roll call. A short business session preceded a program led by Miss Mary Elizabeth Maley with help from Misses Agnes Carrick and Esther Hutchins, followed by refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
Gladys Mendenhall
West Sixth Street
Miss Mendenhall
Mary Elizabeth Maley
Agnes Carrick
Esther Hutchins
Mrs Boaze Hosts Bridge Club At North Main Home
Mrs J O Boaze entertained her contract bridge club Thursday afternoon at her North Main street residence. At the scoring, Mrs KR L Green was awarded a colonial trophy.
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J. O. Boaze
Contract Bridge Club
North Main Street
KR. l L. Green
Allenru Rheumatic Remedy Sale at Mann Drug Store
Advertisement promises Swift and Best Rheumatic Prescription Allenru available for 85 cents with 24 hour start. Claims uric acid elimination in 48 hours and guaranteed relief or money back. Includes store name Mann Drug Store.
Lexington High 1932 Football Squad Honored at Legion Banquet
Members of the 1932 Lexington high school football squad were guests at a banquet hosted by local high school girls at the American Legion hall. Miss Isobel Craven as toast mistress welcomed attendees and introduced the squad. The event featured toasts from Miss Katherine Shuford Floyd Leonard Timmy Hinkle and remarks by coaches Greason Neese and superintendent Hon eycutt.
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Lexington High School
American Legion
Isobel Craven
Katherine Shuford
Floyd Leonard
Murray Greason
Joe Neese
Timmy Hinkle
So Rosis club holds January meeting with speakers
Mrs Hubert Beeson hosted the So Rosis club’s January meeting on Friday afternoon. Carroll Wall spoke on American Women in Music mentioning Carrie Jacobs Bond Louise Homer Mrs Edward MacDowell and Rosa Ponselle. A short talk covered Technocracy and a salad cheese pie and coffee were served.
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Hubert Beeson
Sorosis Club
Carroll Wall
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Louise Homer
Edward MacDowell
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Rosa Ponselle
Walter F E Conrad Improves After Illness
Walter FE Conrad a well known local grocer is slowly improving after a recent illness.
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Walter FE. Conrad
Candler Becomes UNC's Oldest Living Alumnus
Chapel Hill scene records another alumnus milestone as 98 year old William Gaston Candler, retired lawyer, is now the university's oldest living alumnus after the death of 97 year old Rev. John Huske Tillinghast in Eastover, D C. Candler entered UNC law school in 1854-55 after a later matriculation.
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Chapel Hill
John Huske Tillinghast
Eastover
D. C
William Gaston Candler
University of North Carolina
Thomasville Woman's Club Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Thomasville Woman's Club met in the Central M. P. church basement with President Mrs. G. B. Crowell presiding. Devo tions led by Miss Sallie McCracken. reports on Red Cross seals and Empty Stocking Fund. Welfare Work talk by the president. vocal selections by Mrs. Clege and Mrs. Finch. Ora Lee Fulp spoke on hospital charity work. snacks served.
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Thomasville
Hazel couple to visit Finch home this weekend
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hazel will spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finch at their West Main street home. The Hazels are former Thomasville residents now living in South Carolina.
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W. G. Hazel
C. F. Finch
West Main Street
Mrs. Hazel
Thomasville
South Carolina
Garden Club Meets. Winter Gardens Talk Given
The Garden club gathered Tuesday morning at Mrs. C. C. Pritchard’s Fisher Ferry street home with Mrs. C. H. Phillips presiding. Mrs. R. G. Jennings presented a paper on Winter Gardens Indoors and Out assisted by Mrs. A. H. Ragan. Refreshments followed the session.
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C. C. Pritchard
Fisher Ferry Street
C. H. Phillips
R. G. Jennings
A. H. Ragan
Rounding Out a Smart Wardrobe
A NEA service piece outlines affordable dress options for January to February events. White crepe evening gown features tangerine accents and chrysanthemum-like flowers. brown crepe dress uses orange ombre ribbon and jewel buckle details. runabout red white blue tweed dress with red blue velvet trim offers office or day wear. Also notes church auxiliary meeting at First Baptist with plans for the year.
Janie Tuttle Missionary Society Meets at Perry Home
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society gathered Monday evening at the home of Mrs. W. B. Perry with Mrs. Emory Perryman as associate hostess. Mrs. Perry, the president, presided during the business portion of the meeting.
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Janie Tuttle
Beard Be Guest Durham February Meeting Speaker
Bryce P. Beard of Salisbury state commander of the American Legion will be guest of honor and principal speaker at a special Durham Post meeting on February 13.
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Durham
Bryce P. Beard
Salisbury
American Legion
Durham Post
Fatal Hold Up Attempt Ends in Double Tragedy Near Cramerton
Reid Davis twenty two was killed and Cecil Sharp of Charlotte severely wounded after a grocery store robbery attempt at J L Featherstone s on the outskirts of Cramerton. Davis crashed a parked car into a truck while fleeing. Sharp was wounded when Featherstone resisted. Sam Sharp being questioned by police as a possible participant.
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Gastonia
Reid Davis
Cecil Sharp
Charlotte
J. L. Featherstone
Cramerton
Sharp
Featherstone
Davis
Fred Stone
Bob McGraw
Sam Sharp
Cecil
Two Men Capture Large Mad Canine With Unique Trap
In Cleveland on January 12 two men cornered a rabid dog bent on attacking children. They lured it into the cab of an auto truck, then confined it there until a dog warden arrived, avoiding further harm. Charles Masek and Ernest Card aided by driving past, trapping the animal between doors.
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Cleveland
H. K. Ferry
Charles Chiens
Masek
Ernest Card
Card
Former Rowland Lumber Clerk Charged with Fraud
Edward Legallals of New Bern is charged in an indictment with fraud and embezzlement amounting to $179.35 from Rowland Lumber. The case details the alleged theft while he served as a shipping clerk.
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New Bern
Edward Legallals
Rowland Lumber Company
Million Dollar Baby Visited Today By Its Grandfather Holman
Alfred J. Holman Cincinnati lawyer and Libby Holman Reynolds’s father visited his grandson in a Philadelphia hospital. Doctors said the mother and baby, born Monday night, are doing nicely. The infant rests in a hot bed incubator in an isolation room on the seventh floor with other newborns under hospital care.
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Holman
Philadelphia
Alfred J. Holman
Cincinnati
Libby Holman Reynolds
Pennsylvania Hospital
Hich
John W. Hatfield
More Cotton To Be Used In U S Bills
Washington January 12 Hard testing shows higher cotton content paper can replace linen and cotton mix for US currency. If durable, 4 paper would cut rag costs though current linen prices keep economies small. Yearly paper needs around two million pounds at about 42 cents per pound.
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U. S
Washington
Treasury Department
Commissioner of Public Debt
Oldest Concord Woman Dead at 107
Martha M. Honeycutt died at age 107 in Concord, earning recognition as the city's oldest citizen. Her passing ends a long life marked by local ties and community presence.
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Concord
Martha M. Honeycutt
Coneens
Dr Little Dips Statesville Death
Dr Little 45 longtime staffer at Rhyne Little clinic dies in Philadelphia hospital. Relatives notified.
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DR. Little Dips
Statesville
FE. Little
Rhyne-Little Clinic
Philadelphia
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs describes Calotabs as a nausea free calomel and salol compound to break up colds. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water purge the system by morning and restore appetite. Sold in 10c and 50c packages at drug stores.
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Drug Ae
Smuggling Plot 10 to Be Revealed in Wilmington Trial
A major rum smuggling conspiracy tied to the Purple Gang era details will unfold as 12 defendants face trial in Wilmington over seizure of two shiploads of liquor near Seaside last summer. The bill of complaint lists S. L. Stark and Jay Perry Stanton among the alleged organizers with connections to Detroit Cincinnati and other cities.
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Wilmington
Great Lakes
West Indies
Seaside
S. L. Stark
Jay Perry Stanton
Purple Gang
Jeep
Detroit
Cincinna
N. L. Adams
Hollywood Avenue
Jacksonville
Fis
Raleigh
Stark
Cincinnati
New York
Miami Beach
Daytona Beach
Edwin Leonard
Southport
N. c
George Brooks
Brunswick County
Edward Burch
Charleston
8. C
Carl Stanton
J. J. Ryan
Johnson
Joe Goss
Sidney Schroeder
R. R. Perry
H. 8. Leonard
Adams
Washington, D. C
Officials Accept Ten Percent Salary Cut
On slow county officials have voluntarily accepted a ten per cent reduction in their salaries.
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Jacksonville
Onslow County
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R. C. Hinkle
Clara Lopp
West Sixth Avenue
Margaret Whirlow
Newark, N. J
Lom
Betty Jane Richard
W. J. Haselden
Nae Haselden
Cades
Mann Drug Store
Candler
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
North Main
Ethel
Gertie
Woman's Club
Central
M. P. Church
G. E. Crowell
J. E. Hammerly
Ella Outland
C. H. Outz
Woodley
Monay
W. C. Myers
Spring Street
Ooh
Joan Savoy
NEA
Daisy Garson
N. Y
The
Ernest Freedle
Beulah Norment
R. H. Philips
Margaret Woodward
L. C. Bridges
Clyde Tesh
Marie Jones
Lucille Holden
Charles F. Phillips
J. EB. Holden
Beard
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Wilson
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