Dates Set for School Tax Vote in Thomasville
Thomasville officials set August 10 as the election date to approve an extra nine month school term funded by a tax levy. Voters must re register with new precincts. registration runs Saturdays July 11 to August 1, 9 am to 6 pm. North of the railroad vote with John Perry. south with R W Greene.
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Torrow
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Nova Herculis Brightens From Faint Neighbor Star
In 1934 Nova Herculis rose from a 14th magnitude star too dim for the eye to see to become a brighter, 17th magnitude luminous star within days, marking a notable stellar brightening event observed by astronomers.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on a temperamental date
A reader asks how to handle a girlfriend who vents during setbacks on a picnic day. The columnist suggests the girl may be a poor sport and that temper may be inherent, offering choices to tolerate, ignore, or end the relationship if she does not change.
Addressing Inquiries To Miss Marjorie Mansfield
Readers are told all questions should be directed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield, in care of The Enterprise, with assurances they will receive prompt answers.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Judge Parker To Address Lawyers
Asheville July 10 A three day North Carolina bar association convention began with an address by J M Broughton Raleigh president of the association Federal Judge John J Parker of Charlotte will speak tonight The convention ends tomorrow Walter W Cook of Northwestern University law school will address the closing session Election of officers is on tomorrow's program.
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North Carolina Bar Association
J. M. Broughton
Raleigh
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Walter W. Cook
Northwestern University Law School
Poisonous element in pol yon ivy described
The substance is a heavy oily non volatile chemical related to phenol or carbolic acid. It is toxic and linked to the ivy plant, prompting caution in handling.
College Honor Roll Released At High Point College
A total of 42 students earned the honor roll for the Spring semester at High Point College, 20 from High Point. Among honorees 12 were seniors, six juniors, eight sophomores, 16 freshmen and one special.
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High Point College
Margaret Austin
Elizabeth Bagwell
Henderson
Pattie Bartee
Reidaville
Mary Mitchell Baily
Mary Margaret Bates
Winston-Salem
Dorothy Bell
Southport
Jacqueline Cameron
Lexington
Edith Crowder
Broadus Culler
Catherine Farlow
Sophia
Laura Fritz
A. Lincoln Falk
Hildreth Gabriel
James Gianoulis
Virginia Grant
Garysburg
Juanita Hayworth
Doris Hedgecock
Thomasville
Elizabeth Phillips
Asheboro
Elizabeth Pirtle
Montgomery
Ala
Patricia Redman
Grace Sapp
Walkertown
Elsie Mae _ Sink
Sophia Taplin
Allen Thacker
Jane Truesdell
Wilbur Walton
Fairfax
Charles White
Cowper to preside civil court in Randolph County
Governor designates Judge G W Cowper of Kingston to hold the Randolph county civil term starting July 20 in Asheboro replacing an indisposed Judge McElroy. Court to hear civil docket cases only.
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Superior Court
Rufus F. Routh
G. W. Cowper
Kinston
Randolph County
McElroy
Hearing Continues In Love Balm Case In Raleigh
A Raleigh superior court hearing continued to determine which assets of Rev. BE H Gattis are liable for an $18,000 heart balm verdict to Hoke M Paige. Gattis was convicted of alienating the affections of Mrs Paige. It was revealed he collected $107.50 a month in rents and his home had been sold under mortgage.
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Raleigh
BE. H. Gattis
Hoke M. Paige
Gattis
Body weight loss rate by evaporation through lungs and pores
The average human body loses weight at about one pound every eight hours due to moisture evaporation through the lungs and pores and through exercise.
Thomasville Bank Observes Birthday
Thomasville July 10 Special Twenty nine years of constructive service to the community is being celebrated this week by the First National bank which has endured the Depression and grown stronger. Most officers and directors have long tenures with averages around 15 years. Notable veterans include Dr C H Phillips and C L Harris who served with the old Thomasville Loan and Trust.
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Thomasville
First National Bank
C. H. Phillips
C. L. Harris
Thomasville Loan and Trust Company
T. A. Finch
R. L. Pope
Republicans Hear Lexington Speaker Talks at Thomasville Meet
About 160 Republicans gathered at the first precinct local headquarters to hear Hon. Ray McCrary of Lexington discuss national state and county political situations. The talk was well received and the regular precinct meeting is set for Monday night July 13 with public invited.
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Thomasville
Ray McCrary
Lexington
Davidson County
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Brain size alone does not show intelligence says scholars
Dr Henry and Donaldson of Philadelphia argue that brain size does not prove intelligence. They assert that blood supply and brain composition determine whether a person becomes a scholar or a maniac.
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Henry &Donaldson
Philadelphia
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