Birth notices and local social items in June column
Mrs. and Mr. R. J. Richard announce the birth of a son Ramon Richardson on June 20 at Ridgecrest Drive. Margielee Wall celebrates third birthday with party at Archdale. attendees include Kathaleen Stroud, Phyllis Walker, Elizabeth Tut, Keston Wall and others. Mr. and Mrs. O L Johnson announce the birth of son Rob Joseph on June 23. Baptist class meetings scheduled at First Baptist and East Street churches. Illness report: Mrs B E Bean is ill at her East Neaton Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Richard
Ridgecrest Drive
Anniece
Ramon Richardson
Margielee Wall
D. G. Wall
Margielee
Archdale
Fran- Hendrix
Kathaleen Stroud
Cy Jane Sheppard
Pessy Moffitt
Joseph Johnson
O. L
BE. W. Bean
East Neton Avenue
Miss Sadie Smith Named Regional Y. W. C. A. Chair
Miss Sadie Smith of the Florence Nightengale club was chosen as Southern regional chairman for next year at the Southern Industrial Regional conference in Camp Merrie Woode near Lake Fairfield North Carolina. Catherine Howard, also of the Nightengale club, served as regional chair this year and presided at meetings during the conference with Miss Nelle Ansley executive secretary of the YWCA.
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Florence Nightengale
Nelle Ansley
Young Women's Christian A Jation
Camp Merrie Woode
Lake Fairfield
North Carolina
Sadie Smith
Catherine Howard
Mildred Davis
Virginia Lance
Miss Ansley
Florence Nightengale Club
Catherin Howard
Miss Smith
Southern Industrial Club
Colorado Springs
Miss
West End T. E. L. class to meet this evening
The T. E. L. class of West End Baptist church will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening in the church hut. The losing side from a recent contest will entertain the winning side and all class members are urged to attend. The Philathea class of Green Street Baptist church also plans a meeting tonight.
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East Street Baptist Church
J. Payne
East Green Street
West End T. FE. L
West End Baptist Church
Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Wall hanging fruit bowl pattern 6392 for home decor
Have you been hunting for a decoration to hang over the buffet or mantel This wall hanging features a bowl of fruit in vibrant colors with simple stitches A neutral background and white bowl create an effective look The pattern 6392 includes a transfer image color chart key and material needs Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY for pattern and illustrations
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Pot Luck Supper and Officer Elections at Church
Tonight at 6 30 members urged to attend a pot luck supper at the church where the election of officers will be held.
Y W C A Girls Club Picnic At Millis Home
The Business and Professional Girls club of the Y W C A will hold a picnic tomorrow evening at the Greensboro road country home of Mr and Mrs H A Millis. Members should meet at the Y W C A at 5 30 and go as a group, replacing the supper meeting.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
H. A. Millis
Greensboro Road
Miss Sheloff Heads West On Extended Tour
Miss Mary Alice Sheloff left this morning with friends from Winston Salem for Atlanta to join the Georgia Caravans and embark on a two month tour of the west coast and Canada. Sheloff previously made the same trip last summer, during which she was elected counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Sheloff
Winston-Salem
Atlanta
Georgia
West Coast
Canada
Sheloff
Pentagon Club Resumes Meetings After Myrtle Beach Party
Pentagon club members will restart regular activities this week after a house party at Myrtle Beach. The next meeting is this evening at Wayne Garner's Colonial Drive home, with all members urged to attend. Dr Brenner leaves Saturday for a post graduate course in Syracuse and expects to return Monday July 8 to his office at 620 North Main Street.
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Pentagon Club
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Wayne Garner
Colonial Drive
Miss Marguerite Burress Returns From Myrtle Beach
Miss Marguerite Burress has returned home after a two week stay at Myrtle Beach in 8 C. She was accompanied home by Miss Johnnie Bowie of Anderson 8 C, who is her house guest.
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Marguerite Burress
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Johnnie Bowie
Anderson, 8. C
Student Who Made Way Thru College Begins Preaching
Eugene Taylor, who bummed to Atlantic Christian College four years ago aboard a tobacco truck and worked his way through, has gone to South Carolina to preach in five churches. He brings the faculty’s loving cup, given yearly to the top student, and notes he received only five dollars from home during his college years. He worked in the dining hall, did a paper route, shared cropping with an Eastern Carolina farmer, and led athletic and religious activities, preaching up to four or five times monthly in regular pastorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Eugene Taylor
Atlantic Christian College
South Carolina
Taylor
Eastern Carolina
Independence theme sermon at Gospel Tabernacle
Rev H P Williams delivered a Independence Day message at the Gospel Tabernacle stressing liberty from sin through Christ. The address linked national freedom in 1776 to personal spiritual emancipation and urged believers to join the Lord's side and accept Jesus’ redemptive work.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Mr. Williams
America
Patrick Henry
Jesus the Christ of God
Libra
Arkansas Merchants Rebel Against State Sales Tax Charges
Arkansas merchants open stores with no sales tax collection next to the two percent levy effective at midnight. Revenue Commissioner Wiseman warns payment by July 16 to enforce the tax act. Stuttgart leader Harley Stump says none of the signed merchants will back down, with 98 percent of Stuttgart merchants and 59 of 60 De Witt merchants signing the pledge not to collect or pay the tax.
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Little Rock
Ark
Revenue
Earl Wiseman
Harley Stump
Stuttgart
Stump
Dewitt
Death Notice Mrs. Sarah A. Carter of Selma
Mrs. Sarah Annie Carter 37 died in a Thomasville hospital and funeral services were held at her sister Adrian Carters home in Selma. Rev. Poole and Rev. Lanning led the service with interment at Oakland cemetery. Surviving husband E N Carter four sons Edward Jr Theodore Marvin and Bobbie two sisters Adrian Carter and Maggie Stallings and one brother Henry Brady. Pallbearers were Troy Hughes Thurman Deaver Loomis Carter Melvin Carter James Carter and Joseph Carter.
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Sarah A. Carter
Selma
Sarah Annie Carter
Thomasville Hospital
Adrian Carter
Mr. Poole
Selma First
E. N. Carter
Edward, Jr
Theodore
Marvin
Bobbie
Maggie Stallings
Smithfield
Henry Brady
Troy Hughes
Thurman Deaver
Loomis Carter
Melvin Carter
James Carter
Joseph Carter
Funeral service for Julia Pierce in Randolph county
Mrs Julia Pierce of Randolph County was laid to rest Sunday after funeral services held at Mount Shepherd Church. Rev W F Cooley led the ceremony with the church choir singing three hymns. Pallbearers included Jesse Robbins Ernest Kearns Albert Parrish Ed Pepper Osher Bunting and Eugene Walker. Flowers were provided by Mrs Payne Mrs Robbins Mr Kearns Mr Parrish Mrs Robbins Miss Mullie Kearns Miss Marie Kearns and Leeta Morgan. Interment followed in Mount Shepherd cemetery.
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Julia Pierce Thomasville
Julia Pierce
Randolph
Mount Shepherd
W. F. Cooley
Jesse Robbins
Ernest Kearns
Albert Parrish
Ed Pepper
Osher Bunting
Eugene Walker
Mesdames Payne
J. M. Robbins
B. M. Kearns
A. F. Parrish
M. A. Robbins
Mullie
Marie Kearns
Leeta Morgan
North Carolinian Held After Slaying Man at Roadhouse
CHESTERTOWN Maryland July 1 A North Carolina man William Pruitt 25 was held for the October term of criminal court for the fatal stab bing of Kelley C. Terry 30 in a roadhouse quarrel that involved Terry's wife Two men believed to have aided Pruitt's escape are being sought Pruitt was arrested at Belair after an all night search Mrs Terry who refused to dance with Pruitt at the roadhouse Saturday night fell into distress and is under medical care. a coroner's jury ordered Pruitt held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Kelley C. Terry
Terry
William Pruitt
Pruitt
North Carolina
Belair
Frank W. Smith
Property Illegally Taxed By Agricultural Measure
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers secretary T Fisher says amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act would unconstitutional deprive citizens of property. In a letter to Senator Ellison D. Smith he states processing taxes totaling 500 million dollars annually could be collected with no remedy for taxpayers if the law passes. He argues the proposal blocks tax recovery and bars suits under the declaratory judgments act for future taxes.
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Boston
Aes T. Fisher
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Fisher
Registration of Old People Not Under Federal Authority
Commissioner A Selders is registering people over 65 at the federal building second floor without federal instructions. He acts on personal responsibility and has informed the government, with over 800 residents already registering in recent weeks.
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Congress
Federal Building
A. Selders
Pattern 9476 for a cool cotton dress with Marian Martin
The ad promotes pattern 9476 a washable cotton silk or celanese dress. It highlights a modest neckline puff sleeves and a gathered bodice with a Marian Martin Lew Chart. Available in sizes 14 through 42 at $2 with 15 cents postage. Send name address style number and size to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Suspended Preacher Plans New Interdenominational Church
Rev H E McBrayer, an Atlanta preacher suspended by the Methodist Episcopal Church South over anti-prohibition activities, says he will establish a new interdenominational house of worship in Atlanta. He preached to packed gatherings in a Masonic hall near Lakewood Heights church.
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Atlanta
H. E. McBrayer
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lakewood Heights
British anatomist links dental health to brain power
A British anatomist advances a theory that brain development occurs while teeth rest and that men with defective teeth may possess above average brain power.
Elephant and marine mammals feature in strange voyage
A cryptic report describes creatures beyond the elephant including hippo like voly mes, teeth of the hip mus, walrus, narwhal, sperm whale, and others. The peculiar phrasing hints at a maritime or natural history catalog.
Southeastern Flue Cured Tobacco Growers Approve Control
Flue cured tobacco growers in Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Florida vote to continue the acreage control program by wide margins. Nationwide tally shows about 27 636 for and 1 313 against with Georgia 14 754 1 185 North Carolina 7 667 57 Virginia 5 011 63 Florida 204 18 and South Carolina 98 percent in favor. Authorities will forward results to Washington where the AAA tobacco section will proclaim the outcome for 1936 with rental payments to farmers for retiring acreage.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina
State Extension Service
Washington
AAA
Former pastor reports over $1000 pledged for church building
A former pastor announced more than 1000 dollars pledged toward a building project at the Independent Lake Wood Heights church, outlining funds raised and future goals for the faith community.
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Lakewood Heights
One Killed and Six Injured In Bus Truck Crash
A truck bus collision near Petersburg Virginia yesterday left one man dead and six injured. The truck driver John , 45, died instantly. Passengers Sol Rosen 45 Asheville NC and others from Miami Florida Bennettsville SC and Miss Alexa Alford were treated at a local hospital. A L Guthrie survived with minor injuries.
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Petersburg
John
Sol Rosen
Asheville
N. C
Robert Horrales
Miami
Fla
Alexa Alford
Mamie Legette
Bennettsville
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