James B Daniels Fourteenth Birthday Surprise
A Saturday afternoon party at 804 Wise Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Daniel honored their son James on his fourteenth birthday with games and refreshments. Guests included Doris Hicks Katrina Wheless Rachel Hicks Hilda Barbee Beulah Briles Vera Solomon Edith Solomon Ruth Hicks George McDaniel Vernon Russell John Fowler Frederick Wheless Ernest Gill Eugene Guthrie. Messages of well wishes note other local visits and hospital updates.
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J. B. Daniel
Wise Street
James
Daniel
Doris Hicks
Katrina Wheless
Rachel Hicks
Hilda Barbee
Beulah Briles
Vera Solomon
Edith Solomon
Ruth Hicks
George McDaniel
Vernon Russell
John Fowler
Frederick Wheless
Ernest Gill
Eugene Guthrie
James McDaniel
Survivors Tell of Cities Service Petrol Sinking
Thirty six crew members survived after the tanker Cities Service Petrol caught fire off the North Carolina coast and sank after 14 hours. Two crewmen were injured, and one officer Captain C F L Sears reportedly stayed aboard to signal others before perishing with $8,000 aboard. Survivors were rescued by Gulf Gem and Tri Mountain and brought to Charleston.
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Charleston
D. C
Cities
North Carolina
New York
William J. Emsley
Sumerest
Mass
Menemao John J. Sandow
Newark
N. J
C F. L. Sears
Dennis
George K. Binninger
Indianapolis
Ind
August A. Harlan
Sears
Harian
Former High Point Student Weds Texas Woman in Asheville
Miss Charlotte Clinard Hayes daughter of Horace B. Hayes of El Paso and Estelle Clinard wed John Perry Dosier son of Mamie Dosier and the late Rev. John F. Dosier in a quiet July 12 ceremony at the First Methodist Protestant church Asheville. The couple, attended by Miss Sue Underhill, left for a weeklong honeymoon and will reside in Asheville after. Dosier is a 1930 High Point College alumnus with UNC Greensboro and UNC Chapel Hill ties. Hayes is a UNC and Woman's College of UNC alumna and clinical psychologist at Mooseheart Child City Illinois.
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Asheville
Charlotte Clinard Hayes
Horace B. Hayes
el Paso
Texas
Hayes
Estelle le Noir Clinard
John Perry Dosier
Mamie N. Dosier
John F. Dosier
Greensboro
J. Elwood Carroll
Sue Underhill
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Grover L. Angel
Mars Hill
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Dosier
Frank Clinard
Hickory
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Child City
Moosehart, Il
Pioneer X Ray Specialist Dr Baetjer Dies at 58
Dr Frederick Henry Baetjer a Johns Hopkins pioneer in X ray work died at his Catonsville home aged 58 after reportedly sleeping. He suffered severe burns from Roentgen experiments that led to finger amputations and the loss of an eye, retired last year as professor of clinical poentgenology but kept an office in the city. Survived by his widow and two children.
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Baltimore
Frederick Henry Baetjer
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Catonsville
Baetjer
Hopkins
Thomas Jefferson Dubose
South Carolina
Harold Hayward Baetjer
England
Kent School
Eye care tips from a bygone era warn on cinder removal
The note suggests placing ape or two grains of flaxseed in the eye to remove a cinder or applying castor oil free ly on it. The phrasing reflects archaic instructional language and unclear remedy details.
Pastor Refuses To Sell Beer Then Returns To Job
Rev. B F Clark pastor of Carolina Avenue Baptist Church in Thomasville resigned from Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company on May 1 citing his Christian duty against selling beer. He led 17 new converts to baptism at Mills Home last Sunday. The A and P shipped all beer from the Thomasville store on May 11 and reinstated him, drawing praise for supporting his convictions.
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Thomasville
B. F. Clark
Carolina Avenue Baptist Church
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Clark
Mills Home
Symptoms of Germs Seen Under Microscope Described
A historical description explains influenza germs as blue under magnification pneumonia germs as strings of pale sausages and scarlet fever germs as ropes of scarlet rings.
The Story of Sue and the Food Problem
Sue and Jack hide the lack of funds and food from Sarah Lou as they improvise a late supper using scarce eggs and hard bread. Sarah Lou, who does not eat eggs, reveals ingratitude and frames the moral tension before the situation escalates.
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Jack
Sue
Sarah Lou
Olympus
Peacock Wings
Moving Plans and Dinner Outprompt
Dialogue shows characters planning a meal out and a quick move. Sue resents packing her dresses while Sarah Low asks for hangers and assistance. The scene hints at tightening tensions as an unexpected complication begins to emerge.
Thomasville Post Elects Legion Officers
Officers of the Culbreth Harris post of the American Legion were elected last week at the annual meeting. The post will be headed next year by H. G. Early as commander, with Clyde Tesh as first vice commander and L. P. Shuford in the same role as last year.
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Thomasville
Culbreth Harris
American Legion
H. G. Early
Clyde Tesh
L. P. Shuford
Post delegates planned for state convention in Wilmington
The post discussed officers including second vice commander A B Shuford adjutant Henry Hole ton finance officer R O Little, chaplain A L Elliott historian Mitt Veach sergeant at arms. Plans for attending the state convention at Wilmington on August 12 and 13 were considered and delegates to be named within a few days.
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A. B. Shuford
Henry Holeton
R. O. Litetle
A. L. Elliott
Mitt Veach
Wilmington
President Roosevelt Catches Cold Riding In Rain
President Roosevelt has a slight cold after riding in an open car from Benedict Maryland in drizzle. He stayed at the White House residence to transact routine business and planned to see callers in the oval room study.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Benedict
Maryland
Marvin H. McIntyre
Oval Room
Cloudcroft Claims Loftiest U.S. Golf Course
Cloudcroft New Mexico asserts its Sacramento Mountains golf course as the highest in the United States at about 9000 feet above sea level. The claim highlights the unusual elevation and mountain setting for the course and its appeal to visitors and locals alike.
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Cloudcroft
N. Mex
United States
Sacramento Mountains
Monks Own Garden of Gethsemane
Franciscan monks hold ownership of the Garden of Gethsemane according to the source text. The note outlines their long standing stewardship of the sacred site and its surrounding grounds.
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Garden
Gethsemane
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