Missionary Society Will Meet Tuesday at Calvary Church
Community notices show the Calvary church Missionary Society meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Various class gatherings and honor visits are listed along with a wedding announcement and local visits by notable families.
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The
Missionary Society of the Calvary Church
Calvary M. E. Church
Calvary M. BE. Church
Green Street
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. C. Boyd
Eng- Heh Street
Weekend social notes reveal a flurry of visits and guests
Many residents share weekend travel and hosting duties. Hazel Dennis spent the week end in Albemarle with friends and relatives Fay Joyce travels from Kernersville to stay with aunt Mrs George Smith on Randolph street Mrs H C Horrox of Peekskill and Hunter G Burgess of Port Chester visit local relatives Vance Lowder returns to Albemarle after two weeks with sister Mare Dennis Clarence Roberson visits the Smiths Alex McMahan returns from Kentucky Wilbur Cannon and sons visit Caudle family Mary Golsby Shivers from Panama arrives to stay with Mrs John C Abels Dr and Mrs D A Stanton visit Concord D F Dennis and son Kent return from two weeks with Bud Swanner Albemarle Jack Grubb of Wilmington to visit Forrest Murray W H Kennedy family and Russell Ingram visit Kennedy’s sister Mrs Jesse Welch Rockingham others return from Norfolk Ocean View Virginia Beach Lexington Paradise Point and more.
German government appeals amid banking crisis and Hoover plan
The Berliner dispatch reports Chancellor Bruening urging calm as Germany faces financial distress. It notes Hans Luther's departure for Basel to brief world bank directors, and describes withdrawals by banks, Reichsbank efforts for long term credits, and the Darmstaedter and National Bank suspending payments to protect customers and businesses.
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Hans Luther
Reichsbank
France
Basel
World Bank
Bruening
Hoover
Germany
Gold Discount Bank
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Deticien
Milner urges deeper spiritual resources at worship
Dean Clyde Milner of Guilford College spoke at Central Friends Brotherhood class urging stronger spiritual resources and serious worship. He warned that intellectual alertness without spiritual vitality harms family life and called for definite worship times and personal effort to remove inner hindrances. The remarks stress reliance on God, meditation on divine love, and tapping spiritual energy to empower daily life.
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Dean Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Central Friends Brotherhood
Dean Milner
Wheat crop praised by Lee and neighboring counties
Farmers in Lee and adjacent counties report the finest wheat crop in years. The brief dispatch notes strong yields and promising prospects for the harvest across the region.
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Sanford
N. C
Lee
Auto Wrecks Reported Across Several North Carolina Areas
A series of automobile crashes left multiple injured across the region. Vickery and Kennedy siblings suffered broken bones. an 88 year old Orange County resident and H M Bragg were slightly injured in Greensboro. Yoder and Isenhower were hurt near Shelby after a collision with a machine driven by Britt Mull near Cherryville. John Queen and others sustained injuries in Salisbury. Currin brothers in Granville suffered severe injuries in a crash near Oxford. Widenhouse, held on bond in Durham, involved in a street intersection wreck with Watkins and Byrd in the case. Queen, injured in Salisbury, remained in serious condition with a fractured skull.
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Isenne
Cherry
John Queen
Hickory
Otto Whitmire
Kannapolis
Arthur Sigman
Salisbury
Lloyd Currin
Granville
Oxford
Philip Widenhouse
Durham
Richard Watkins
Rosa Byrd
Geneva Watkins
Widenhouse
Orlin Scarrborough
Speedy whitening for shoes with talcum powder stamping
In a hurry, dust white shoes with talcum powder and stamp them to refresh them quickly. The tip relies on absorbing oils and restoring whiteness through pressure and coating. Great for quick shoe touch ups when time is tight.
Farm price index May 15 shows lowest since 1910
The general level of farm prices on May 15 stood at 86 percent of the pre war level, 38 points below the previous year, marking the lowest reading since 1910 in the index.
Camp Uwharrie 10 Closes Friday After Record Year
The 1931 summer camp at Camp Uwharrie, a joint Winston Salem and Uwharrie council operation, closes Friday at 9 am after the most successful season ever. Scout advancement and safety measures set records, with fewer injuries and strong parental praise for swimming protections.
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Camp Uwharrie
Winston- Salem
Uwharrie
N. M. Mackie
Fokker to Build His Own Planes
New Yorker Anthony H. G. Fokker, noted airplane designer, breaks with General Aviation Corp and will manufacture his own aircraft. He also becomes a naturalized citizen this month.
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Fokker
New York
Anthony H. G. Fokker
General Aviation Corporation
General Motors
Missing Soldier Found After 15 Years in Worcester
Hector J. Perez vanished from West Tampa in 1916 and lived in Worcester as Alfred Sanchez. He served in World War I as Hector Perry, later married Grace Duff, and was convicted of desertion before a court sentence was remitted. His father Charles Perez, in Key West, was reunified after 15 years.
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Worcester
Mass
Hector J. Perez
Tampa
Fla
Hector Perry
Alfred Sanchez
Perez
Charles Perez
Key West
Fox Hills
N. Y
Ganches
Grace Duff
Main Street
Perry
War Department
Washington
Fort Adams
R. I
George R. Stobbs
Red Cross
German Banks Should Declare Moratorium at Once
Berlin July 13 Jacob Goldschmidt head of Darm staedter and National Bank which suspended payment urged a general moratorium by all banks in Germany to be declared immediately and said it should have been weeks ago. He blamed a panic among foreign lenders for his bank collapse and cited rumors in the national socialist press a global psychological crisis and the Nordwalle Bremen wool combing firm collapse as factors.
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Berlin
Jacob Goldschmidt
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Germany
National Socialist
Nordwalle
Bremen
Pasture per North Dakota Farm Over Time
The data shows 136 acres as the 1930 average pasture per farm, down from 1925 at 118 acres and 1920 at 129 acres, illustrating shifts in land use across the decade.
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North Dakota
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Miss McSwain
Julia McSwain
Guilford General Hospital
Breakkast
Shivers
W. B. McEwen
John Abels
Mary Golsby Shivers
Panama
Abela
West End Baptist Church
Robert T. Amos
Herman Wetterlein
Philadelphia
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Jack Grubb
Wilmington
Del
First Baptist Church
L. W. Stone
North
Hamilton Street
Mabel Stoner
Bessie
Einstein
MR. and
Mrs. Groome
Bailey T. Groome
Bailey T. Groome, Jr
W. L. Jackson
Emerywood
Groome
John C. Kilgo
Methodist Church
Miss Paschal
Helen Paschal
Miami
Robert Daniels
Spartanburg
Greeny Ye
8. C
Macon
Helen White
Atlanta
Miss White
High Point
Charles W. Bain
Virginia May
Tasker Mitchell Adkins
Danville
Virginia
C. J. D. Parker
the Baptist Church
North Spring Street
Greensboro
Marsh Furniture Company
A. A. Adkins
Richmond
Wolfe and
Crane
Paradise Point
Robert Horne
Jack
Richmond, Va
D. V. Denton
Filbert Street
Adjutant Johns
Salvation Army
Gloria
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Hazel Dennis
Albemarle
Fay. Joyce
Kernersville
George Smith
Randolph Street
H. C. Horrox
Peekskill N. Y
Hunter G. Burgess
Port Chester, N. Y
City
Vance Lowder
Mare Dennis
Cable Street
Clarence Roberson
Walkertown
Alex McMahan
West Green Street
Kentucky
Wilbur D. Cannon and Sons
Bobbie and
John C. Abels
D. A. Stanton
Concord
D. B. Coletrane
D. F. Dennis
Kent
Bud Swanner
Wilmington, del
Forrest Murray
W. H. Kennedy
Arnold and
Raymond
Russell Ingram
Kennedy
Jesse Welch
Rockingham
W. H. Flint
David Koontz
Norfolk
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Fern Daniel
Grace Koontz
Lexington
Hugh Davis
Helen Raper
Frances McCrary
Dezree Younts
Louise Brower
J. N. McCrary
Hugh Leonard
Mary Virginia
Jean Milner
ELKIN
Oscar
Goldsboro, N. C
Greenville, N. C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Asheville
D. D. Hoffman
G. G. Lather
Lather
Hoffman
Williams Line
Noxzera
Atlantic City
Coney Island
Long Beach
Asbury Park
Miami Beach
Revere Beach
San Diego
Damico
Atlantic City Beach Patrol
Noxrema
Cart
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Atlanticity Beach Patrol
Atlantic
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the Ladies’ Store
Boy Scouts
R.C. Lee
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