Thomasville Blue Key Club Hosts Hay Ride Social
Thomasville’s Blue Key club staged an old fashioned hay ride and picnic at Arthur Myers cabin near Lexington. Miss Julia Brown Jennings and Zelpha Long served as chaperones as members planned more summer and fall events following a recent Legion Hut dance.
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Thomasville
Blue Key Club
Arthur Myers
Lexington
Julia Brown Jennings
Zelpha Long
American Legion Hut
Mary Rucker
Pegsy Hite
Myers and Yonts Wed in York City Ceremony
Miss Margaret Myers and Woodrow Yonts were married on Saturday July 13 in York City. Mrs. Yonts is the youngest daughter of E K Myers of West Thomasville and Mr. Yonts is the eldest son of Lloyd Yents of Fisher Ferry street. They will reside in Thomasville after August 1.
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Margaret Myers
Woodrow Yonts
York
D. C
Mrs. Yonts
E. K. Myers
West Thomasville
Mr. Yonts
Lloyd Yents
Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville
Mrs. Boyles Return From Rock Hill Visit With Nelma Cooper
Mrs. Joe Boyles and her daughter returned from Rock Hill with Miss Nelma Cooper. The Gleaners class of Main Street M E Church met at Mrs. John Hall’s home for a monthly gathering presided by Mrs. Alfred Finch with devotional by Mrs. Sam Welborn. A short business session led to a social hour and a prize contest won by Mrs. Carson Cox and Mrs. Alfred Finch.
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Joe Boyles
Rock Hill
Nelma Cooper
Gleaners
Main Street
M. E. Church
John Hall
A. L. Elliott
L. D. Bryant
Alfred Finch
Sam. Welborn
Carson Cox
First Baptist Sunday School Enjoys City Lake Park Outing
Mrs. 8. R. Matthews entertained her Sunday school class from First Baptist Church with a trip to City Lake Park near High Point. Members swam and picnicked, a supper spread under the trees, and the group returned to town late in the evening.
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8. R. Matthews
Misses Boyles and Crutchfield Return From Trip
Misses Imogene and Isabel Boyles and Douglas Crutchfield have returned from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania where they visited Douglas brother. They also spent some time in Washington District of Columbia while away.
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Imogene
Isabel Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
Pittsburgh
Douglas
Washington, D. C
Miss Kinney Improves at City Memorial Hospital
Miss Melissa Kinney is recovering at City Memorial hospital after a week of treatment. Friends report she is slowly improving and on the mend.
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Melissa Kinney
The
City Memorial Hospital
Kinneys Visit Washington Guests Staying on Main Street
Mr and Mrs J Frank Kinney of Washington DC are guests in the home of Mr and Mrs J Q Miller. Miss Melissa Kinney and Miss Maye Livengood host them on West Main street as they expect to stay through next week.
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J. Frank Kinney
Washington, D. C
J. Q. Miller
Melissa Kinney
Maye Livengood
West Main Street
Winston–Salem guests stay with local hosts
Mr and Mrs Burt Linville of Winston Salem have been guests of Rev and Mrs D A Helms at their home here recently.
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Burt Linville
Winston-Salem
D. A. Helms
Local notes and visits from Wadesboro and Washington figures
Mrs. John Scarboro of Wadesboro spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hinkle. Ann Hinkle is named as the second daughter. Mrs. James E. Lambeth and sons James Jr. and Ralph, touring abroad, reached Naples Italy by Monday. Mrs. B. Lambeth received a letter about the voyage. Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and Daisy returned from Asheville. Charles Moore went back to Washington after a few days with his mother Mrs. Novella Moore. Miss Helen S. Heckels and Banks Moore of Washington, D. C. visited their aunt Mrs. Novella Moore on Lexington Avenue.
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W. F. Rader
Messrs
Holland and
Andrew Rader
Newton
John Scarboro
Wadesboro
W. G. Hinkle
James E. Lambeth
James Jr
Ralph
Naples
Italy
Lambeth
Ocean
John Hall
Daisy
Asheville
Charles Moore
Washington
Novella Moore
Helen
Heckels
Banks Moore
Washington, D. C
Lexington Avenue
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance gains in Guilford in first half
Greensboro July 20 Special Directors of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company heard Miss Lessie Wagoner report 239 955 in insurance written in Guilford county in the first half of the year a gain of nearly 40000 for the first half of 1934.
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Greensboro
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lessie Wagoner
Guilford County
When one buys dog in Tibet and its master
A saying notes that in Tibet purchasing a dog requires also buying its owner. The fierce dogs are said to be controlled only by their masters who dare handle them.
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Tibet
Charity Picture “No Greater Glory” At Carolina Today
A charity film screening of No Greater Glory will be shown at the Carolina theater today under High Point post No. 619, Veterans of Foreign Wars, with showings at 2, 4, and 8 pm. The Columbia production portrays boys imitating modern warfare in a lumber yard setting, exploring war’s glory and futility in a dramatic, controversial narrative.
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Carolina Theater
High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Columbia
Budapest
High Point Enterprise Teams Plan Park Week Events
High Point Enterprise plans a week of park activities at the City Lake with baseball games swimming parties and banquets. A Monday softball contest between the editorial and mechanical departments will precede a group swim and dinner served by City Lake Lunch operators.
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High Point American Business Club
Greensboro American Business Club
Ball Field R
City Lake Came
High Point Enterprise Organization
Enterprise
City Lake
Coinage Plan Opposed by North Carolina Tax Leader
J Paul Leonard executive secretary of the North Carolina Fair Tax association releases a letter to Rep Robert L Doughton opposing coinage of money in denominations under one cent. He urges Doughton to oppose the plan to avoid perpetuating sales taxes and discourages federal guidance toward such taxation.
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Statesville
J. Paul Leonard
North Carolina Fair Tax Association
Robert L. Doughton
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
Leonard
Congress
North Carolina Farmers Benefit Payments Totaled
The AAA reports rental and benefit payments to North Carolina farmers from July 1, 1934, to May 31, 1935 amounting to 13,042,898.44 dollars. Dean J Schaub of North Carolina State College relayed the figures in Raleigh.
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N. C
Raleigh
North Carolina
AAA
J. ©. Schaub
N. C. State College
Doctors unveil artificial heart in Moscow institute
Doctors at the Bagdasarav Institute in Moscow report the invention of an artificial heart designed to keep a patient alive during removal of the native heart for repairs.
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Bagdasarav Institute
Moscow
Engagement Of Lexington Couple Is Announced Today
Lexington July 20 engagement news announces Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Grimes plan for their daughter Blanche to wed Dr. Dermot Lohr at Holly Grove Lutheran church in mid August. Blanche Grimes, eldest child, is a former high school graduate and three year Davis Towns end School faculty member.
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Lexington
J. 0
Grimes
Blanche
Dermot Lohr
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
Miss Grimes
Davis Townsend School
Young People Conference Attendance by M E Church Members
Delegates turned from Lake Junaluska after attending the annual Young People's Conference of the Methodist Episcopal churches marking another gathering of church youth and leaders.
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Lake Junaluska
M. E. Churches
Loyal Workers Class Holds Friday Meeting At Easter Home
The Loyal Workers class met Friday evening at Mrs. E. H. Easter’s West Eighth Avenue home with Mrs. Clif ford Walker and Mrs. Tola For shee as hostesses. Mrs. Joe Holman led devotion and presided over a brief business session. An August picnic was planned with location to be decided later.
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E. H. Easter
West Eighth Avenue
Clifford Walker
Tola Forshee
John Arnold
Joe Holman
Jour Craver
Mr and Mrs Harvey Hunt Visit Washington DC
Mr and Mrs Harvey Hunt spent the past week in Washington D C enjoying sightseeing and national landmarks. They returned with family photos and reports of a productive trip.
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Harvey Hunt
Washington, D
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Dora
Pop
Gibson
Main ST
Sd Smee
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
Robert Rapp
George D. Finch
Nissen
Rotary Clubs
Elizabeth City
Finch
Rotary Club
Mr. Rapp
Beulah Norment
Kate Norment
Carolyn Smith
Daisy Fuller Hall
R. G. Jennings
Camp Elliott
Chimney Rock
Royal, Jr
Billy Boyles
Jimmy Greer
N. J. Miles
Mrs. Miles
Rev
G. D. Harmon
Van
Tice Peany
Frif Bampler
Philadelphia von CO
C Fox Bidg
Phila
Paschal’s
Paschal Shoe Repair Co., Inc
N. Main
Eatra
V. F. W. Post
City Lake Park
Charlies BE. Williams
General Finance Company
Atlanta
Leesburg
Arlene Weaver
Shane
H. J. Beck
W. R. Presson
Misa Dell Watson
Nannie Hege
Greensore
H. C. Sprinkle
Frankie Brannock
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Geo. M. Matton
W. C. Idol
Sec
A. M. Richardson
Ass’t
U. S. B. & L. League
N. C. B. & L. League
Federal Home Loan Bank
Dutch Laundry, Inc
DIAL
South Main
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