Why Men Leave Home Plays At American Theater
The Shelton Amos Art Players present the three act comedy Why Men Leave Home at the American theater tonight and tomorrow with a matinee. The stock company received a capacity audience last night and delivered strong performances with the cast benefiting from easier handling of the piece. The play depicts wealthy travelers and their spouses with humor and sly wit as secrets surface and husbands rebel against henpecking.
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American Theater
Shelton-Amos Art Players
Europe
Asheboro Woman Breaks Leg at Funeral Service
In Asheboro on July 25 an unusual accident disrupted the First Methodist choir as Mrs W H Moring, longtime choir director, was preparing to enter Brew ers Chapel for Claude Ingold’s funeral. The incident involved a broken leg hampering plans for music.
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Asheboro
First Methodist Church
Claude Ingold
Brewers Chapel
W. H. Moring
Prominent Asheboro musician injured in fall
Mrs. Moring, famed as a leading county musician, fell from an automobile in Asheboro, injuring her knee. She was transported to Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro for treatment, and friends report she is resting more comfortably. Rev. J D Williams will preach at Asheboro Sunday morning and a youth service will follow, with reports from the High Point College workers conference. Mr and Mrs E K Keisewatter of Staten Island, visiting Asheboro, lost a valuable watch and camera while restoring a tire near Pinehurst.
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Staten Island
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Twenty One Convicted Under Jones Law Sentenced in Kansas City
Twenty one men and two women pleaded guilty to liquor law violations in federal court. They were sentenced to Leavenworth penitentiary with terms including two years, two and a half years, and one year and a day. two women drew three months in jail.
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Leavenworth
Charles D. Jones Buried in Lancaster
Charles D. Jones prominent Lancaster figure state senator lawyer publisher and banker died Wednesday from self inflicted pistol wound in the temple and was buried today in Elmwood cemetery relatives and friends attended funeral services in Lancaster South Carolina.
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Bank closed after president’s death prompts inspection
Lancaster South Carolina July 26 The First Bank and Trust Company of Lancaster remains closed as bank examiner Albert S Fant inspects its books. The closure follows the death by suicide of president and state senator Charles D Jones on Wednesday afternoon. A notice posted in the window said the bank was closed out of respect to Jones as a precautionary measure.
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Charles D. Jones
Woman Surrenders in Accidental Shooting of Husband
Mrs Flossie Shelton surrendered to Sheriff R R Ramsey at Madison county jail after claiming the gunshot that wounded her husband Fred Shelton was accidental. The bullet entered his mouth and exited the back of his head. he is reported improving at Greeneville hospital. The shooting occurred during an attempted confrontation with an unnamed woman, with both women fleeing.
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Shelton
Poisoned cake sickens Chicagoans after bakery purchase
Twenty two people including a large family of Joe Pape and five firemen fell ill from cake bought at a neighborhood bakery in Chicago. Mrs. Margaret Heyworth and her 12 year old son were hospitalized. health officials collected food samples for analysis.
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Pape
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Lace Coat for Evening Wear with Lace Pattern
A charming egg shell Alencon jacket for evening wear is fashioned over pink chiffon and features pink flowers outlined on its own lace design. Flaring sleeves and scalloped lower edge complete the elegant garment.
Wealthy Following TV Heard Today Quip
In Tit Bits humor a line suggests a misperception about an undertaker son. The exchange notes a son who pursued the medical profession, not becoming a doctor as presumed. The quip reflects wit about social status and vocations.
It's Pargain Day In Government City Planning And Zoning
An column argues for intelligent city planning to prevent traffic, housing, parks, and industrial development problems and cites growth as essential to a livable city. It quotes Thomas Adams on planning and notes the rising demand for planning as a cost saver. Tomorrow's bargain teased.
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Howard P. Jones
America
Thomas Adams
Polish Telephone Borrowing Plans Lottery Repayment
The Polish Telephone company borrowed 10,000,000 crowns from Swedish banks and will repay the amount via a lottery scheduled for 1937.
Recognition of Soviet by U S Nearer
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma expressed belief that ongoing negotiations over the Chinese Russian controversy push the United States toward recognizing the Soviet government. He cautioned that such activity could be read as de facto recognition of Russia though he admitted the negotiations imply a form of recognition exists.
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Democrat
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Tho
Russia
Gault Advances In Net Tourney At New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 26 Harry Gault of Atlanta advanced to the quarter finals of the southern men's tennis singles by defeating Holland McTyeire of Nashville 6-8 6-4. Threatening showers hindered full play. Clifford Suter of Tulane defeated Wilmer Hines of Columbia 6-1 6-2.
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Harry Gault
Atlanta
Holland McTyeire
Nashville
Clifford Suter
Tulane University
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Italians favor married applicants for state jobs
The notice states that bachelors, whether male or female, face increased discouragement and that married persons will be given preference when selecting state employees in Italy.
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Italy
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