First College Swimming Coach In State Taught 10000 To Swim
Durham July 6 Russell H Caudill Duke University swimming instructor who is the first intercollegiate swimming coach in North Carolina estimates he has taught more than 10000 people to swim. He runs classes at Duke and the Erwin auditorium pool teaching dozens at a time and individuals.
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Durham
N. C
Russell H. Caudill
Duke University
North Carolina
Caudill
Duke
University
Erwin Auditorium Pool
Red Cross
Duke Coach Caudill Trains 10000 Swimmers at Duke
Russell H. Caudill, Duke University swimming coach, has instructed more than 10 000 people. He built Duke’s first varsity intercollegiate team in North Carolina and developed a strong program through early instruction in buoyancy and breathing. He led Duke to early wins over Virginia and Furman, and Duke still holds a breast stroke record from a Georgia Tech pool. Caudill, a graduate with many certificates, plans social service and possible religious educational work after further study.
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Russell H. Caudill
Duke University
North Carolina
Caudill
Duke
Blue Devil
Virginia
Furman
Georgia Tech
Earnhardt
Notice of hearing on assessment roll in High Point case
In Guilford County Superior Court before the clerk the City of High Point notifies all parties of a certified report by Commissioners Short Edwards and Moss on benefits assessed. A hearing is set for July 15, 1929 at 8 pm in the High Point council room to hear objections to the adoption of the assessment roll. E M Knox City Manager.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
High Point
E. M. Knox
Cotton market ends mixed as week-end accounts and acreage data loom
New York July 6. Trading was uneven as week-end account balancing and an upcoming government acreage report influenced activity. Prices fluctuated, with declines early followed by rallies on showers in western and central belts. July and December contracts closed near 3 to 9 points lower from their highs, with end-June conditions averaging 71.6 percent of normal and private acreage estimates around 48.496 million acres.
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New York
Continental
Bombay
Liverpool
New York Stocks Mixed Gains in Busy Trading Day
Traders pushed through a wide list of issues with gains for Am Can, Am Smell, Anaconda, General Electric, Union Pacific rail, and other leaders while several weaknesses appeared in steel, oil, and tobacco issues. The market showed uneven momentum as investors weighed earnings and industry signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliede Chem
Wks & Eli
Be&o
Odio
Tevis
Chesapeake Corp
St Paul
Nor’wesat
Chic Rock I
Pac
Chrysler
Sevese
Coca Cola
Eveves
Collins & Aikman Cveteees
Ieee
Dupont de
Greene Cananea
Houston
Hudson Mars
Inter Harvester
Inter Merc Mar
FICO
Louisville and
Nash
Tex
Mo Pacific Pfd
National Biscuit
Yorke Con
Norfolk and Western
North Am Co
Pennsylvania
Pris Pet
OS Radio Corp
Eos
Rem Rand
Ieee Ee Reynolds
St. Louis
San Fran
Sea Alf Ding
Ces
Sears Roe
Sloss-Sheffield
Studebaker Corp
Bilki
Texas & Pac Coal and Oil
Tex Pac Land Trust
Iss
Ward Baking B
Maryland
FT. & Coa
Bales
Hats Burst Into Print This Summer
A green, yellow and white calico beach hat features a wide brim stitched in three colors. A garden party hat uses a horsehair braid with forget-me-nots printed on flesh colored straw. A sports hat shows a white brim and a crown of hand embroidered scarlet and white linen flowers.
Speedways to Be Re measured by Licensed Surveyor This Year
All speedways hosting automobile races must be re measured by a licensed surveyor this year, ensuring accurate track layouts and compliance with racing standards. The new requirement affects existing venues and upcoming events across major circuits.
Nearly 100 new industries started in downstate Illinois
In 1928, downstate Illinois saw the launch of nearly one hundred new industries, signaling a surge in local enterprise. The development reflects broader economic growth and diversification across the region during that year.
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Downstate
Illinois
North Carolina Bands Rise to National Spotlight
Chapel Hill July 6 North Carolina bands lead national recognition with Kay Kyser Randall and Hal Kemp among notable alumni now touring Broadway and Ohio venues. Kyser now with Victor, Kemp at the Manger Cleveland Bamboo Gardens, Randall’s Orchestra debuting on Brunswick, all retaining strong North Carolina roots.
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New York
Hal Kemp
Kay Kyser
Tal Henry
Kemp
Hotel Manger
Kyser
Bamboo Gardens
Cleveland
Henry
Peabody Hotel
Memphis
Tenn
Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina
Carolina
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
Manger Hotel
New York City
WEAF
WJZ
Greensboro
South
Victor
Randall
Statz Randall
Brunswick
Slatz
Hal
Orchesta
Kay
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Steedy
Carolina Boys
National Broadcasting Company
Thomasville Society A Wedding In July At Newton And A Gala Bridge Party
A wedding of Miss Annie Mae Rader of Newton and Ray Hoover of Thomasville took place July 4 at the bride’s sister’s home near Lexington with Rev Hoy Fesperman officiating. The couple will reside at 404 Lexington Ave after a trip to Asheville. The same week the Esberra Club hosted a bridge gathering at the Hodgkin residence with summer flowers and several prizes awarded to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Fesperman
Lexington
Annie Mae Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Thomasville
Pilgrim and Bethany Reformed Churches
Thomasville Circuit
O. R. Hodgkin
Mock Street
Esberra Club
Bridge
Mrs. Finch Hosts Tea for Bride Mrs Sears Hix
Mrs. Charles F. Finch will entertain Wednesday afternoon from four to six at her Main Street home, honoring Mrs. James Sears Hix, a bride of June, of this city.
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Charles F. Finch
Main Street
James Sears Hix
Mrs Raymond Phillips Hosts Mrs Hugh Smith in Columbia
Mrs Hugh Smith of Columbia is visiting as a guest at the home of Mrs Raymond Phillips on Main Street, staying with relatives and enjoying time in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Columbia, Ss. C
Raymond Phillips
Main Street
Miller and guests depart for Morehead City trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Miller, Miss Maye Livengood, and guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brower of Chicago left today for Morehead City where they will spend a period.
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J. Q. Miller
Maye Livengood
John Agnew
Washington
Ben Miller
H. A. Brower
Chicago
Morehead City
Summers at the cottage visit and family travel
Holmes Miller of Portsmouth Virginia spent Thursday with his father J. Q. Miller on West Main Street. Mrs H T Hethcock and her son Ted Jr return today from Oakboro after visiting Mr and Mrs G M Denson, the parents of Mr Hethcock.
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Holmes Miller
Portsmouth
J. Q. Miller
West Main Street
H. T. Hethcock
Ted. Jr
Oakboro
G. M. Denson
Mr. Hethcock
Miss Katherine Stone Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Katherine Stone daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Stone underwent an appendicitis operation at City Hospital in Greenville South Carolina where she has been in training for several months She is reported to be doing nicely friends will be glad to learn Mr and Mrs R K Taylor of Oxford were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson They were en route home from their wedding trip spent in Washington New York and other points of interest in the north Mrs Taylor will be remembered here as Miss Blanch Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rader
Rader
Newton
N. C
Flora McDonald College
Appalachian State Normal
Thomasville
Hoover
D. E. Hoover
The
News and Times
Katherine Stone
M.S. Stone
City Hospital
Greenville
S. C
R. K. Taylor
Oxford
Ralph Wilson
Washington
New York
North
Mrs. Taylor
Miss Blanch Erwin
Wheat Pullback Follows Profit Taking Across Markets
Wheat prices fell as traders took profits after a new seasonal high. Canadian drought forecasts and signs of domestic wheat glut kept selling pressure, with corn and oats also edging lower while provisions fluctuated.
Cotton Unsteady in New Orleans Market Fluctuations
New Orleans July 6. Cotton prices moved with mixed signals as traders weighed ahead of the Monday crop and acreage report. October and December readings fell early, later rallied, then drifted lower toward close. Receipts totals show year to date and export figures, with stocks on hand and on shipboard noted.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton goods market quiet as fall silk mercerizing broadens
The New York cotton goods market remains quiet with raw silk unchanged. Fall silk merchandise is selling more freely and printed tweed effects perform well. Metallic silks for formal wear show a noticeable trend while Calcutta burlap mills threaten a strike over longer hours. Market remains firm with new tropical worsteds shown for 1936.
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Cotton
New York
Calcutta
Wheat exports in U S fall by about 59 million bushels
The report notes US wheat exports dropped by roughly 59 million bushels over the last nine months, indicating a significant decline in shipments abroad and potential effects on domestic markets and producer incomes.
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United States
Public Library Adds Wide Range of Childrens Books
Rae By High Point Public Library lists newly added children's titles and a summer hours schedule from 12 to 7 p m daily except Sundays and holidays. Notable authors include Rudyard Kipling Charles Dickens Jules Verne A A Milne and Beatrix Potter among many others adding fiction non fiction and lore for young readers.
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Bennett
John
Curtis
A. T
Narragansett Bay
Old Philadelphia
Dickens
Charles
Doyle
Sir A. C
the White Company
du Chaillu
P. B
Everson
F. M
Ohio
Field
Rachel
Toby
Hewins
C. M
Heylinger
William
Don Strong
The
Wolf Patrol
William—High Benton
Holbrook
Florence
Kipling
Rudyard
Kos
Pseud
Abdullah and
the Donkey
Lamprey
Louise
Days of the Builders
Guild
Malkus
A. S
Meigs
Cornelia
Milne
A. A
Pooh Corner
Moon
Grace
Mukerji
D. G
Ghoud
Hunter
Perkins
L. F
Quiller-Couch
Sir Arthur
Sabin
E. L
Seaman
A. H
Mamselle
Sharp
Evelyn
Jane
Skiner
C. L
Andy
Skinner
Sloan
E. V
Ellie
Stevenson
R. L
David Balfour
Verne
Jules
Wallace, Dillon
Long Labrador Trail
Youmans, Eleanor
Skitter Cat
Major
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Scores Reported in Jacksonville
Naval Stores data from Jacksonville shows turpentine firm 46 percent sales 338 receipts 898 shipments 219 stock 18480 while rosin remains steady with sales 1346 receipts 2574 shipments 675 and stock 58018. Quotations include B D700 E 710 G to E 725 M 730 N 765 WG 78a WW 835 X 840.
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Naval Stores
Jacksonville
Fla
Cotton seed oil market shows steady futures on July trade
In New Orleans on July 6 the cotton seed oil market was irregular with interest in the December option. Prime summer yellow oil finished at 8.35, prime crude at 7.50 to 7.624 cents. Futures closed steady with July at 8.40, August 8.45, September 8.50, October 8.55, December 8.60.
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O. Cotton OU
New Orleans
Stocks Hold Up Despite Increase in Brokers Loans
The stock market held firm despite a $227 million rise in brokers loans and weekend profit taking. Trading was moderate with about 1,500,000 shares in two hours, and gains offset losses as sectors such as farm implements and food shares rose. Commodities saw soy declines and currency markets stayed dull while Sterling and the yen moved slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Pres
New York
Associated Press
Federal Reserve
F. W. Dodge Corp
Rockies
International Harvester
Oliver
South Dakota
Winnipeg
Berlin audiences giggle at actors mouthing arias in new opera
In Berlin an experimental production of Hein rich Kaminski's Jurg Jenatsch features visible actors silently mouthing arias while off stage singers provide the voices. Critics call the device laudable in ambition yet too unusual and distracting.
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Berlin
Heinrich Kaminski
Jurg Jenatsch
Kaminski
Wide sleeves black lace princess gown for restaurant wear
A fluttering black lace princess gown features a flesh colored lace yoke that forms flowing cape sleeves. The sleeves can be wrapped and snapped at the wrist or left to swing free for versatility.
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Russell Caudill
Ring Drug CO
Wachovia
Florida’s Fairest
West Palm Beach
Florida
Margaret Campbell
Florida State College For Women
Tar Heel
Slatz Randall
Pat Henry
Max Hart
West
Thomasville Society
Lexington Avenue
City
Alliene Hoover
Ervin Earnhardt
Dorothy Cecil
Spartanburg
Georgianna Bird
Ruby Harville
Susie Crowell
Pauline Phillips
John P. Boughan
Canada
Rae
High Point Public Library
Berry, Erick
Blake
Browne
E. A
South America
Canning-Wright
H. W
Carroll
Lewis
Crump
Irving
de Voto
A. B
Eells
E. S
Spain
Fairford
Ford
Cuba
Finger
C. J
David Livingstone
Finnemore
France
Hader
Berta
Harris
J. C
Remus
Hodge
A. E
Zoo Aquarium
McNeer
May
Prince Bantam
Westell
W. P
Lovette Beauty Shoppe
Seashore Hotel
Atlantic Coast
OHN
S. Divine
Wrightsville Beech, North Carolina
Wrightsville “Beach
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