Miss Crowder Weds George Alvin Tucker in Local Ceremony
Miss Bertha Crowder of Roxboro became the bride of George Alvin Tucker of this city in a Sunday evening service at Trinity M E church. The couple will reside in Madison Apartments after a wedding trip to western North Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Giles M Crowder. Tucker is manager of Kinney Shoe store.
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Miss Crowder
George Awlin Tucker
Bertha Crowder
Roxboro
George Alvin Tucker
A. C. Waggoner
Trinity M. E. Church
Giles M. Crowder
Mr. Tucker
N. J. Giles
Annie May Tucker
Calhoun Fills
Kinney
Tucker
North Carolina
Madison Apartments
Local residents make trips to conferences and visits
Sun day visits and travel notes list Bess Idol returning from Greensboro summer school with Ruth Turner as guest. Annabelle Sowers heads to Lake Junaluska for the Young People's Conference for a week. Reginald Rogers goes to Atlanta as guest of John R. Deas. Sam Autry arrives for a few days with M. W. Soldinger family. Several locals travel by plane to High Point. Families host and visit in Lexington and Winston-Salem.
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Bess Idol
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Ruth Turner
Woman's College
Annabelle Sowers
Lake Junaluska
Young People’s Conference
South Main Street
M. EB
Reginald Rogers
Atlanta, Ga
John R. Deas
Sam K. Autry
Atlanta
M. W. Soldinger
Lexington Avenue
High Point
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Brown Harold Alvin Born
Mr and Mrs Alvin Brown announce the birth of a son named Harold Alvin on Sunday July 23 1933 at their home 119 Vall street. Mr and Mrs B E Roach and children Berta May R J and Marie Roach with Miss Shirley Brown and Earl Boges spent the weekend at Carolina Beach.
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Odell Brown
Charles Wesley
Tate Street
Jessie Dickens
Wilson Dickens
Lexington
Route Six
Cornelia Dickens
Park Street
Doris Hayworth
Martha Hayworth
West Ray Street
Winston-Salem
G. L. Manning
Devonshire Street
A. R. Bodenheimer
Mrs
John Hayworth
Alvin Brown
Harold Alvin
Vall Street
B. BE. Roach
Berta May
R. J
Marie Roach
Shirley Brown
Earl Boges
Carolina Beach
Federal Authorities Aid North Carolina in Return of Alleged Robber
Norfolk Va July 24 federal authorities move to expedite the return of Paul L Edwards 24 alleged bank robber to North Carolina where he faces charges of box car breaking auto theft and multiple robberies including the Planters Bank Battleboro robbery He was captured after a police chase and arraigned before U S Commissioner Percy Stephenson with bail set at 2500 The case was continued next Thursday with federal involvement avoiding extradition papers
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Norfolk
Paul L. Edwards
North Carolina
Bank of
United States
Percy Stephenson
Edwards
Union Service At City Lot Highlights Consecrated Life
A large congregation heard Dr. Joseph Rennie of First Presbyterian preach on The Consecrated Life at Sunday union services on the city lot. W B McEwen presided Dan Smith led song Frank Tucker sang offertory O E Cunningham read scripture led devotion Dr A B Conrad delivered benediction Liston Pope announced next week’s program featuring The Holy City by Alfred L Gaul with Wesley Memorial choir and visiting talent.
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Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Rennie
W. B. McEwen
Dan Smith
Frank Tucker
Oo. E. Cunningham
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Choir
Holy City
Alfred L. Gaul
Invitation escalates in hidden motive over swim party
Sue receives a call from Kenneth Corbett inviting her and Sarah Lou to a summer lodge party. Sue defers to her husband Jack, who plans to accompany them but must work. Sarah Lou urges immediate agreement, and Corbett misses a conference that night.
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Ned Sue
Mrs. Thornton
Kenneth Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Sarah Lou
Sue
Jack
Automat
Corbett
Brothers Die in Separate Accidents Near Monroe
Two Helms brothers died from separate accidents near Monroe. Earl Helms, about 30, was struck by a train near Stouts. Aubrey Helms, 16, died from injuries in a Saturday automobile crash five miles from Monroe. Their father Frank Helms was injured in the same collision. Police opened an investigation into Earl's death.
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Monroe
Earl Helms
Aubrey
Frank Helms
Seaboard Airline Railway
Stouts
Officera Today
Earl
Georgia To Sell Its Tobacco Crop Soon
Baxley Georgia officials of the state department of agriculture say Georgia's 1932 tobacco crop of millions of pounds will go on the auction block in about a week. Reports from at least 42 warehouses in 16 cities indicate they will be open, up from 37 markets a year ago.
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Baxley
Orgia
State Department of Agriculture
Twin Grapes On Display At The Enterprise Window
Lloyd Stovall brought a Siamese grape pair found in an East Green street garden to The Enterprise. The unusual double grape is tied together near the stem and may be viewed in the newspaper window.
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Enterprise Office
Lloyd Stovall
Green Street
Enterprise
Henry Ford at Seventy: A Portrait on the Greenfield Visit
NEA Service writer Willis Thornton profiles Henry Ford on the eve of his seventieth birthday. The piece portrays Ford as active and curious, visits Greenfield Village, oversees Edison Institute projects, addresses education, and hints at continued work rather than retirement.
Henry Ford at 70 looks ahead in exclusive interview
In a candid talk with The Enquirer Henry Ford reflects on the chaotic modern industry and the future. He asserts his mental agility will help him navigate changes and asks if individualism, the car, and workers can adapt as industry evolves. He says he is not afraid of the future.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Greenfield Village
The
Bishop Gailor to be Honored on 40th Bishop Anniversary
Sewanee Tennessee prepares for a ceremonial service at All Saints chapel honoring Rev. Thomas F. Gailor on the 40th anniversary of his consecration as Episcopal bishop and 25th anniversary as chancellor of the University of the South.
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Sewaneer
Tenn
Thomas F. Gailor
University of the South
All Saints Chapel
Jolson Threatens To Quit Hollywood For Good
Al Jolson, star of blackface blues, says he may never return to Hollywood after a public onstage altercation with Walter Winchell. Jolson threatens to leave for good after accusing Winchell of provocations. Ruby Keeler, Jolson’s wife, was involved in the incident and Jolson vows if he sees Winchell again, he will strike.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
al Jolson
Walter Winchell
Jolson
Winchell
Singer
Ruby
Ruby Keeler
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Deaths of Associated Press Elder Poovey in North Carolina
Rev W E B Poovey 56 presiding elder of the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is reported dead in Mount Airy North Carolina.
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Mount Airy, N. C
W. EB. Poovey
Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Booth Pratt Named Chief Division Chemist
Columbia reports James Booth Pratt, 48, appointed chief division chemist for the Southern Cotton Oil Company. Pratt is noted for extensive work in chemical processes and oil extraction technology.
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Columbia, 8. C
James Booth Pratt
The
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Kilgo, 73, Retired M E South Minister Dies
Darlington obituary notes the death of Whitfield Kilgo age 73 a retired minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He served in ministry for decades in the church community and passed away at an advanced age.
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Darlington
Whitfield Kilgo
The
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
South
Dodge Six Drives Wave of Big Car Sales
Nationwide demand for the new Dodge Six surges with sales doubling or tripling across dealers. The rush to own the model is described as widespread, with customers flocking to showrooms for the latest Dodge offering.
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America
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