Re-Elected Leader Heads Uwharrie Scout Council
H A Millis was re elected chairman of the Uwharrie Boy Scout Council for his fourteenth year by unanimous vote at the annual meeting at the Sheraton hotel attended by about 100 leaders. Paul W. Schenck presented the Silver Beaver award to Rose Garrison Troop 44 Salisbury. Henry Grady Owens gave the principal address on leadership and urged a census and talks with parents.
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H. A. Millis
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Sheraton Hotel
Paul W. Schenck
Greensboro
National Council
America
Rose Garrison
First Presbyterian Church
Salisbury
Henry Grady Owens
High Point High School
Owens
J. Lambeth
Thomasville
Rabb
Lexington
Edwin Je
Cleve Er
Asheboro
H. R. Wiliamson
J. E. Millis
C. Delk Smith
Bunn W. Hackney
Smith
Davidson County
Bob Hall
C. V. Roberts
Rowan County
Coleman Grubb
Charles Prevost
Randolph County
Hinton Pierce
These Persons Pledge Safety In North Carolina Roads
A North Carolina safety pledge campaign reports widespread support across newspapers urging cautious driving. Local signers include H. W. Brewer, E. P. Coltrane, and Walter E. Moore as part of the effort to prevent highway slaughters and reduce wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
H. W. Brewer
E. P. Coltrane
Walter E. Moore
Dr. R. V. Yokeley Elected President of Davidson Group
Dr. R. V. Yokeley a leading physician of Thomasville was chosen president of the Davidson County Medical Association at a meeting held in Lexington. E. J. Cathell and Jean Craven were elected vice president and secretary respectively with Vestal of Lexington named delegate to the state society and C. H. Phillips of Thomasville as alternate.
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Thomasville
R. V. Yokeley
Davidson County Medical Association
Methodist Hut
Lexington
E. J. Cathell
Jean Craven
Vestal
North Carolina Medical Society
C. H. Phillips
The
Medical Society
Series of Thefts Solved By Local Arrest
Police say three break ins are solved by the arrest of Arthur Joyner of Jamestown. Joyner faces charges for robbing Bill Ragsdale's home, Jack Byerly's residence, and the High Street Grocery. Items stolen include a radio valued at 30 dollars merchandise worth 100 dollars and goods worth 75 dollars. Break ins occurred December 6 December 28 and January 12.
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Arthur Joyner
Jamestown
Joyner
Bill Ragsdale
Jack Byerly
Edmondson Street
High Street
Ragsdale
Byerly
Thomas Is Charged With Forging Check
D. B. Thomas, charged with forgery, waived preliminary hearing and is bound over to Superior Court for trial. He was ordered held on forging the name of M. M. Swanson to a $29.96 check drawn on the Commercial and Farmers Bank of Rural Hall and passed to Kivett and Myers Grocery on December 26.
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D. B. Thomas
Superior Court
Thomas
M. M. Swanson
Commercial and Farmers Bank of Rural Hall
Kivett and Myers Grocery Company
Local Scouting Leaders Named Across North Carolina
A list of regional scouting officials is released with leaders in health and safety Tom Roberts and Pete Wallenborn in Thomasville under A H Ragan, with Dr W L Jackson in Health and Safety and Drs Ed Harrison W J McAnally and O B Bonner in High Point and Salisbury. Leadership and Training roles include H G Owens in High Point. Cubbing headed by Frank Hunsucker. Rural Scouting chairman Cleve Thayer and Asheboro leaders T Fletcher Bulla and C G Smith.
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Jamestown
D. H. Parnell
W. B. Steele
Finance
J. E. Millis
High Point
Lexington
B. C. Philpot
R. L. Green
J. V. Moffitt, Sr
J. W. Moffitt, Jr
S. W. Rabb
H. C. Philpot
Salisbury
Paul Phillips
B. J. Everest
Ross Sigman
Edwin Earle
E. L
Court of Honor
C. E. Diffendale
Robert Wingate
O. Holland
L. Hardin
Tom Clements
A. J. Newton
Chas
Leigh
Odell Leonard
Thomasville
Chas. Prevost
A. L. Elliott
J. BE. Lambeth
Asheboro
Hinton Pierce
Ester Monroe
Nation spends billions on rat traps and poison annually
The United States allocates over two million dollars each year for rodent control products including rat traps and rat poison, highlighting the scale of pest management in homes and businesses nationwide.
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United States
American reflections from Oz in Ace of Spades column
The guest editor Oz discusses defining an American, politics, constitutional debates, and a personal appearance of Step in Fetchit. He cites Hamilton and Jefferson, comments on local school patrols, governance honesty, and national discourse while previewing topics from dogs to traffic safety.
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Ace of Spades
Arthur Kirkman
H. P., T. and D. Railroad
John
Fetchit
Alexander Hamilton
Jefferson
Judge Rules Return of Abandoned Cash to Irvin Bright
In Tallahassee Florida Judge W B Johnson orders Sheriff W M Inman to turn over three thousand four hundred five dollars to Irvin Bright a Black chef at the governor mansion Bright says the cash was his life savings taken after an automobile crash Inman had refused repayment citing inconsistent explanations Bright sued and the court ruled in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
W. B. Johnson
Sherif W. M. Inman
Irvin Bright
Governor's Mansion
Bright
Inman
Legends Linking Pumpkin Blossom to Southwestern Lore
The passage compares the pumpkin blossom to the lotus, noting its symbolic place in Southwestern Indian legends akin to the lotus in Oriental lore.
Fuel Fund Urges Donations As Freezing Temperatures Hit High Point
Bitter winter weather widens need for fuel among poverty stricken in High Point. Kiwanis Club leads Fuel Fund with appeals for cash or coal donations to aid families lacking heat and awaiting Red Cross coal allotments.
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High Point
Kiwanis Club
H. A. Cecil
Red Cross
Ticket Sale for Presidents Birthday Ball Opens
Tickets for the Presidents Birthday ball at Sedgefield on Friday January 31 start today announced Byron Haworth general chairman. 2500 tickets will be sold with 70 percent of local proceeds to infantile paralysis care and 30 percent to the Warm Springs Foundation.
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Sedgefield
Byron Haworth
Phillip B. Davis
Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Charles Parker
Sidney Tomlinson
Fea
Elevators Fire at Southern Furniture Exposition
A motor in the penthouse of the Southern Furniture Exposition building caught fire this morning. Firemen from station two quickly extinguished the blaze and elevator service was briefly suspended before resuming normally. No damage reported.
Dance affair slated with orchestra by Fred Kibler
Dance program will feature arrangements for the event as Fred Kibler and his orchestra provide the music.
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Fred Kibler
1935 Home Loans Show Big Increase
A K LaRoque president reports to stockholders of the district Federal Home Loan bank that loans in 1935 totaled 7 4 million with 753 loans, up from 583 in the prior 26 months. Membership rose from 355 to 413 as regional home financing representatives gathered for the meeting in Winston Salem.
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Winston-Salem
A. K. LaRoque
District Federal Home Loan Bank
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
The
District of Columbia
Stockholders’ Meeting
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Ross Garrison
H. G. Owens
Holt McPherson
E. BE. Witherspoon
Chas. Daniels
Reading
M. L. Patrick
W. M. Blakely
Ss. C. Clark
G. A. Dry
C. L. Amos
Hight Point
Dr. H. B. Hiatt
Dave Yow
Joe Hoffman
R. K. Young
Fred Ingram
C. V
Jeffers, Mer
A. I
City Shoe Shop
North Main &¢ End
Paschal Shoe Repair
North Main
Hedgecock Lumber CO
High Point, WN. C
Welcome Gubnit
Western Branded
Davidson Group
C. H. Ellis & Co. Public Accountants
W. Washington
Star Welding & Repair Co
L Schwartz
BE. Russell
Sheraton Shoe Repair
Rupert Shoe Repairers
Moffitt
North
John Mebane
International
George
Tures
N. Marn
Eek
Fureka
Commercial Ins. & Investment CO
Wachovia Bank
Roy C. Welborn
Vance M. Welborn
Plymouth
Walter Dombrow
Mr. Dembrows
Walter Dembrow
Philadelphia
Mr. Dombrow
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Motors Commercial
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