International Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Philadelphia
Local Christian Endeavorers begin the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Philadelphia through Sunday. Delegations will march in a patriotic parade on Saturday July 6 with regalia and banners. Attendees expect record Philadelphia turnout. Speakers include Dr. Robert E. Speer Dr. Lynn Hough Dr. Daniel Poling Dr. Samuel Hughes and Miss Margaret Slattery. Homer Rodeheaver will direct convention music. Thousands attend daily sessions focusing on church work and Christian attitudes.
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Christian
Philadelphia
Philadelphia County
Christian Endeavor
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian World Missionary Projects
Lynn Harold Hough
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Endeavor Union
Samuel W. Hughes
James Kelly
Great Britain
Margaret Slattery
Homer Rodeheaver
Attend C E Meeting In Philadelphia Pa
Local young people from several churches attend the International Christian Endeavor convention in Philadelphia this week. Myrtle Cates Irene Reynolds Charlene Brown Sarah Jarrett Martha Jarrett and Mrs Tda Guyer Lambeth travel from First Methodist Protestant Central Friends and Lebanon Methodist Protestant churches.
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International Christian Endeavor Convention
Philadelphia
Myrtle Cates
Irene Reynolds
First Methodist Protestant Church
Charlene Brown
Sarah
Martha Jarrett
Central Friends Church
Tda Guyer Lambeth
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
George Noyes Birthday Party Held In Amos Street Home
An attractive birthday party was given on Saturday afternoon in honor of George Leland Noyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Noyes. Guests, including Vera Hill Terry Rush Betty Lou Lackey Kenneth Bradley and others, enjoyed games. Tea cream and cake were served by Mrs. Noyes.
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George Leland Noyes
George Noyes
Splash A Cooling Dip In One Of Our Novel Pleasing Prices
A quirky item notes a refreshing price drop on a novelty product. No clear event or names are given, but the phrase implies a sales promotion or feature in a local shopper item.
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Garate
Miss Anna Colvert Weds John G Graham in New York
The marriage of Anna Kirkman Colvert and John Gerard Graham took place in New York City on June 29, 1935. The bride, a Raleigh-raised graduate of State Teachers College, wore a georgette crepe gown with blue accessories, and the couple plan to reside in Greensboro after August first following a wedding trip to Spring Lake, New Jersey.
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Anna Colvert
John G. Graham
New York
Samuel Little Colvert
Otteray Drive
Anna Kirkman
John Gerard Graham
New York City
N. Y
Georgette Crepe
High Point
Raleigh
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Graham
William J. Graham
89Th Street
Jackson Heights
Queens
F. Schumaker
W. 40Th Street
Spring Lake
N. J
F. F. Club Meeting Tonight At Miss Sigman Home
The F. F. club will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Miss Evelyn Sigman's home 608 Carr Street. Geneva Butner leaves tonight for Norfolk Virginia to spend the Fourth with her brother Troy Butner, accompanied by sister Mrs H G Lambert of Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Paul L Leonard announce the birth of a daughter Helen Jeanette July 1 Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Leonard before marriage was Elsie Sisk of this city.
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F. F. Club
Evelyn Sigman
Carr Street
Geneva Butner
Norfolk, Va
Troy Butner
H. G. Lambert
Greensboro
Paul L. Leonard
Helen Jeanette
Burrus Memorall Hospital
Leonard
Elsie Sisk
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. BE. Moose
Fourth Street
F. W. Gibbart
Stephens Bible
A. A. Ingram
Woodrow Avenue
Nora Andrews
Elizabeth Shields
Carolyn Walters
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Job Placements Show Increase at Federal RE Office
Placements rose in June with 140 people placed in new positions as Noah Davis, director, reported. The office also logged 356 new registrations and 459 renewals. Davis urged employers to contact via the library building office and city hall switchboard to hire workers, noting the registry covers skilled and unskilled labor and welcomes part time jobs. many registrants are on relief rolls.
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Noah Davis
Davis
City Hall
Warning to drunk man leads to missing car incident
High Point police advised a half drunk man to go home after arresting Leo for driving while intoxicated. They warned Marvin to leave the car parked until officers could return for it. When they returned the car was missing, prompting further action.
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Melvin Vestal
Thomasville Road
Leo
Marvin
Deaths in Winston-Salem: John D. Pike 66
John D. Pike, 66, died suddenly at his Mocksville home yesterday. He was brother to Samuel Pike of High Point and survived by a daughter Mrs. W. A. Bough of Mocksville, a son Clarence Pike of Mocksville, two brothers William of Greensboro and Samuel of High Point, and three sisters Mrs. Mary Cook Mrs. Lizzie Ford and Mrs. Henry Myers of Winston-Salem. Born at Colfax, he lived mainly in Winston-Salem until February, when he moved to Mocksville to live with his daughter. Funeral was this afternoon at 3 at Vogler's Funeral Home chapel with burial in Woodland Cemetery.
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Winston-Salem
John D. Pike
Mocksville
Samuel Pike
High Point
W. A. Bough
Clarence Pike
William Pike
Greensboro
Mary Cook
Lizzie Ford
Henry Myers
Pike
Colfax
Lfe
Winston- Salem
Vogler
Woodland Cemetery
Bryan Defends Mid-Dixie Title At Spartanburg Tourney
Top seed Robert Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga opens defense of his Mid-Dixie crown at Spartanburg. Only two of eight seeds, Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta and Archie Henderson of Chapel Hill, played in opening rounds as many favorites arrived late. Pairings feature Hal Surface versus Wray Alexander and Wilbur Hess versus Raven McDavid.
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Spartanburg
F. C
Ctorn
Robert
Lefty) Bryan
Chattanooga
Pinopolis
N. C
Henderson
Draper
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Wray Alexander
Nashville
Tenn
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Tex
Raven McDavid
Greenville
D. C
Bryan Ve
Bill Miller
Ice Cream Supper at Archdale Church Tonight
A Friends church ice cream supper, hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary, will run from six to nine this evening at Archdale. Home made ice cream will be served and the public is invited to attend.
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Archdale
Friends Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Lambeth and Phillips Wed in Hillsville Va Solemnized
Miss Lambeth became Lena Maye Lambeth of Trinity, uniting with Ira Millard Phillips at Hillsville on Saturday June 29 in a one o clock ceremony officiated by Rev C A Bradston. The couple will reside at 1407 Bradshaw Street Hillsville with music by Marline Lowe and Mrs. R M Douglas.
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Hillsville
Lambeth Becam Lena Maye
Ira Millard Phillips
C. A. Bradston
Marline Lowe
R. M. Douglas
Mrs. Douglas
Mrs. Phillips
B. C. Lambeth
Trinity
Corinna Phillips
Madison Phillips
Route One
Bradshaw Street
Marian Martin Sports Frock Pattern 9368
Marian Martin offers outdoor girl fashion with pleats and gathers for freedom and femininity in a sports dress. The design features back and bosom fullness for comfort, a simple yoke-sleeve panel, and pastel fabrics with buttons and a buckle. Diagram included. pattern 9368 available to order.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
People and visitors roundup from Winston-Salem area
Mrs Paul Ziglar and son Paul Jr of Winston-Salem visit Jester at 811 East Lexington Avenue. Richard N Duffy Jr of New Bern arrives to see Thurlow Kearns Jr on Lindsay Street. Mrs Pearl Gibson leaves for Salisbury for sanatorium training. Upshaws and Mrs Wilson Jr return from Spartanburg visit with Vaughn and Frost families. Multiple readers tour New England and Canada, visit New York and Niagara Falls then return via Indianapolis. Various locals travel, visit, and recover from procedures. no single event dominates.
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Paul Ziglar
Paul, Jr
Winston-Salem
Mrs
J. E. Jester
East
Lexington Avenue
Richard N. Duffy, Jr
New Bern
Thurlow Kearns, Jr
Lindsay Street
A. B. Frost
Virginia
Fourth Street
Helen Ray
Nell Holton
New England States
Canada
New York
Niagara Falls
Indianapolis
Frost
Joe Tobroche
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Randall Mann
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Ernest Wall
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Winifred Wall
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Roba V. Johnson
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