Hancock Partisans See Opportunity in Bailey Snub
Raleigh report discusses how Hancock backers may use Oscar Chapman’s snub of Senator Bailey at Jackson Day to gain political advantage. Commentators Goerch and Best weigh impact while noting North Carolina Democrats split between Bailey Reynolds and the New Deal, with Chapman’s words viewed as insincere.
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Ise
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill
Raleigh
Frank Hancock
Oscar L. Chapman
Osiah W. Bailey
Carl Goerch
Tom Best
Raeigh
Greensboro News
Bailey
Best
Hancock
North Carolina
Senator Bailey
Senator Reynolds
Bob
Chapman
Mr. Bailey
The Richest Girl in the World Meets a Mysterious Knight
Connie Corby travels with Bret Hardesty after a dinner of intrigue and wealth. A robbed coach trip erupts into a tense fight as Bret protects Connie and they face bandits, with the two escaping and planning to move on.
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Constance Corby
Bret Hardesty
Rodney Brandon
Connie
Katie Blyn
Bret
Farmer who grades tobacco right earns more at market
L. T. Weeks says farmers who properly grade tobacco can command higher prices as separate grades fetch better bids. Mixed grades reduce bids for buyers and raise sorting costs, affecting farmers without official grading. Special grading practice will be offered at the State college tobacco short course January 25–25.
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College Station
Raleigh
L. T. Weeks
State College
Nerica
Pickett Mills GirlsReserves and Sunshine Club Notes
The Girl Reserves met with Miss Dupuy leading new songs. The Sunshine club held a library gathering with Edna Teelman presiding. Wening speaker W. A. Hunt praised past year lab work and listed services such as flowers for the bereaved, food, medicine, fuel, and clothing distribution. B. W. Bingham spoke on cardroom duties and social arts were led by Margaret Jones and Ruth Teavis.
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Sunshine Club
Edna Teelman
Wening
W. A. Hunt
Ick
Mr. Hunt
B. W. Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Margaret Jones
Ruth Teavis
Revival to Begin at Ennis Street Wesleyan Church
A church revival opens January 16 at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church and runs for two weeks. Mr. Henderson will lead the meetings, with services starting each evening at 7 30.
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Ennistreet Wesleyan Methodist Church
Henrson
Prayer Meeting at Wesleyan Methodist Cottage
Cottage prayer meeting of the Wesleyan Methodist church will be held Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of R C Reavis on Edding Street.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
R. C. Reavis
Edding Street
Barbecue Supper Draws Full Attendance at Thomasville
The overseers and superintendent hosted a barbecue supper Sunday night at Thomasville with complete attendance.
Welcome B. W. Bingham Joins Pickett Family Carding Verseer
B. W. Bingham is welcomed as a member of the Pickett family and succeeds B. W. Netherland as verseer of carding. Mr. Bing am and his family arrive and settle in the community.
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B. W. Bingham
Pickett
B. W. Netherland
Mr. Bingam
Scouts to stage prize fight event in Pickett community
From Brookside Mills Knoxville Tennessee the Boy Scouts of Pickett Troop 23 met last Thursday night January 6th at the community house. All members and the committee men were present. They will sponsor a prize fight between George Honeycutt and W I Perkins and several other bouts Friday night at 730.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of Pickett Community
George Honeycutt
W. I. Perkins
Mr and Mrs Eli Hayes Week End Visit and Marriage
Mr and Mrs Eli Hayes spent the week end with Mr and Mrs H Grace. Mr Paul Tool and Miss Sel dar Dyer were united in marriage December 24 in High Point. Roy Duncan spent the week end with relatives on Ennie street. Earl Asbell of Carthage visited his brother Lee Asbell on Tank street. Mrs Gilbert Wallace is improved after surgery at Guilford General Hospital.
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Eli Hayes
H. Grace
Paul Tool
Seldar Dyer
High Point
Ray Dowell
R. C. Reavis
Bertie Lee
Greensboro
Coy Lee
Tryon Street
Charlie Waller
Davie County
Roy Duncan
Ennie Street
Duncan
Spencer
Earl Asbell
Carthage
Lee Asbell
Tank Street
Gilbert Wallace
Guilford General Hospital
Lexington Motorist Guilty In Thomasville Hit and Run
Augustus H. Turner, a Lexington insurance salesman, was found guilty on all counts in Thomasville Municipal Court. He received suspended three month and six month road sentences, a $75 fine plus costs, license revocation for two years, and $61.50 payable to Elmo Huffman for damages after a collision on West Main Street where Turner failed to stop.
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Thomasville
Augustus H. Turner
Lexington
Gilliam
Turner
Elmo Huffman
West Main Street
Huffman
Bridegroomclaims jackpot pays marriage license fee
In Elkton Maryland the groom to be emptied 40 nickels to cover the marriage license cost. The clerk of court stared in astonishment as the bridegroom explained he had won on a slot machine and used the jackpot to pay the fee.
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Lucky Elkton
Randolph County Schoolmasters Gather Tonight
The Randolph County Schoolmasters club meets at Central Methodist Episcopal church in Asheboro at 6 30 pm with Superintendent J O Bowman of Anson county giving the main address. The organizing committee includes W E Powell Glen Robinson and J R Robbins. H H Hamilton serves as president.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Schoolmasters’ Club
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
J. O. Bowman
Anson County
W. E. Powell
Liberty
Glen Robinson
Grays Chapel
J. R. Robbins
Staley
H. H. Hamilton
No Luncheon Merger For Schenley Students
Schenley high school students vote 1419 to 807 against merging boys and girls lunchrooms. Girls' side swayed results two to one with a shy co ed remark that there should be one time each day when girls can be alone.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh — Schenley High School
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