Save The Sanctuary Day Observed At St Mark
St Mark will observe Save The Sanctuary Day with morning and evening services. The morning sermon titled The Amiableness of the Sanctuary and the evening The Open Door will be presented. Thomas B. Smith is the guest speaker. Sunday school starts at 9 30. The pastor Rev Williamson expands services to Sundays and outlines a 1935 program including a Young People club.
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St. Mark
Thomas
Smith
Rev
D. Williamson
Woman's Memorial Becomes Regular Station
The Western North Carolina conference of the A. M. E. church made Woman's Memorial a regular station marking a notable change in church arrangement. Formerly, it held a different status within the congregation.
Coach Mitchell Attends State Athletic Meet
William Penn high school coach Mitchell traveled to Greensboro on Saturday for the North Carolina Negro andary School Athletic association meeting held at Dudley high school. Willie Brower, president of the William Penn athletic association, represented the student clubs.
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William Penn
Mitchell
George Hoger
William Penn High School
Greensboro
North Carolina Negro Andary School Athletic Association
Dudley High School
Willie Brower
William Penn Athletic Association
Relatives of Charlie Teal Still Seek Answers
Charlie Teal known as Slim was found dead in his East Washington Street shoeshine shop last Monday. Relatives say he spoke of a father and brother whose whereabouts remain unknown. Friends have checked North Carolina towns where he lived before High Point without success.
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Charlie Teal
East Washington Street
North Carolina
High Point
Teal
Slim
W. T. Lomax
Greenhill Cemetery
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Claud Hill in High Point
Mrs. Claud Hill was entertained Friday evening at her Normal Street home by son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Herbert Potter. The party brought together prominent local Black residents with talks by C W Robinson Mrs M H Gerran and Mrs S L Parham followed by a luncheon and a large cake centerpiece.
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Claud Hill
Herbert Potter
Normal Street
Hill
High Point
C. W. Robinson
M. H. Gerran
S. L. Parham
Alice Alford
Ella Baldwin
Alice Kirk
H. Brower
Andrew Davis
M. M. Gerran
Cavalcade Heads for Santa Anita Handicaps
Cavalcade the 1934 Kentucky Derby winner leaves Columbia Monday to enter the Santa Anita Handicap at Arcadia California next month. Trainer R A Bob Smith says the horse will have a light workout tomorrow to cap his training in Columbia before departure. No rider for the California race has been decided yet though Bob Jones and Johnny Westrope are mentioned.
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Columbia
8. C
Arcadia
Calif
R. A
Bob") Smith
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Brookmeade Stables
Bob Jones
Johnny Westrope
California
Smith
Dowdy's Creosoted Emulsion Heals Throat and Bronchial Membranes
An old advertisement promises healing for throat and bronchial membranes with Dowdy's Creosoted Emulsion. It guarantees a refund if the product does not please the customer.
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Dowdy
New Air Conditioning Plant Promises CO Free Airliner Power
A new air conditioning plant for airliners promises complete elimination of carbon monoxide emissions. The device will soon enter the market, offering safer cabin air and improved environmental performance for carriers.
Randolph Book Club Celebrates Gift Exchange Luncheon
In Asheboro on January 12 the Randolph Book Club, founded 1898, held its annual luncheon at president Mrs. Wm C. Hammer's home with all 15 members present. Gift exchange led by Mrs. W A Coffin followed four course meal. program in the library featured a Marquis James letter and a Vogue article on holiday customs.
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Asheboro
Randolph Book Club
Wm C. Hammer
W. A. Coffin
Harriette Hammer Walker
North Carolina
W. H. Moring
J. D. Ross
Social Bridge Party At Mrs Curry Foflin Host Home
An evening social at Mrs Curry Foflin's home featured Mrs Loflin's three table club plus visiting players playing contract bridge. Top prizes of linen handkerchiefs were won by Mrs Malcolm Watson Mrs M L Ray Mrs J T Barnes and Mrs I C Moser. Tea followed as additional guests arrived in the charming new residence.
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Curry Foflin
Loflin
Malcolm Watson
M. L. Ray
J. T. Barnes
I. C. Moser
Loftin
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Thomas B. Smith
Mark Twain
Sedi
East High Street
Death House
Hauptmann
Genevieve Gray
New York City
Fairview Street
John Chavis
Raleigh
Princeton University
Washington and Lee
Chavis
Abram Rencher
Portugal
New Mexico
Charlies Manly
Priestly
H. Mangum
James Horner
Horner
Archibald
John L. Henderson
Henderson
New Jersey
Trenton
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Boucle
Certified Master Cleaners and Dyers
South Main
Cavalcade
Mann’s
Asheboro Society
Stewart-Warner
N. Main
U. S
Ford
U.S. Rubber Products, Inc
PAT Brown, Inc
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