Mills-Parker Wedding Is Surprise Lexington Event
Thelma Mills and Alton Brooks Parker wed in a simple ceremony at Miss Camille Hunt’s home in Lexington. Rev. J. M. Hayes officiated as the couple pledged ring vows, after which a reception followed. The bride, formerly of Roanoke Rapids and a Robbins school faculty member, will reside in Winston-Salem after a motor trip.
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Lexington
Thelma Mills
Robbins School
Alton Brooks Parker
Winston-Salem
Camille Hunt
South Main Street
J. C. Spicer
Keyes
High Point
J. M. Hayes
First Baptist Church
Miss Hunt
J. ©. Spicer
G. W. Mountcastle
Woodrow McKay
Helen Kale
Holt Hunt
Jean Hunt
Sarah Kincaid
Frances Louise McKay
Pilot Life Insurance Company
W. L. Mills
Roanoke Rapids
Social Tea and Birthday Celebrations Highlight Community Week
A sequence of social events unfolds with bridge parties and tea gatherings. notable guests include Miss Elsie Barnes of Wilson and Mrs. Leonard Boatwright of Miami. Young celebrants enjoyed outdoor games and birthday festivities for Wade Yarbrough.
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Leonard Boatwright
Miami
Fla
D. B. T. Dell
C. H. Timberlake
Bridge
Hillcrest
Elsie Barnes
Wilson
Boatwright
Mary Raper
Bonwright
Barnes
Dell
F. N. Nelson
A. H. Michael
William Raper
J. A. Hill
Holt Hunt
Paul Hinkle
P. W. Critcher
R. L. Green
R. C. Hinkle
Inez Yarborough
Wade Yarborough
Evans Reappointed Davidson County School Superintendent
Paul F. Evans was re-elected to a two year term as Davidson County superintendent of public instruction at the first meeting of the newly appointed county board. Mrs. Joe Link was chosen office secretary for one year. Howard D. Townsend was re-elected chairman with C. R. Dodson as vice chairman. All board members took oaths.
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Lexington
Paul F. Evans
Davidson County
County Board of Eduction
Joe Link
Howard D. Townsend
County Board of Education
C. R. Dodson
Wallbure
World Trade Parley Delegation Sail from New York
Ralph W. Morrison, wealthy retired rancher and U S delegation member to the World Economic Conference in London, is pictured sailing from New York with other delegation members.
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Ralph W. Morrison
U. S
London
New York
Divorces Granted Six In Davidson
Six divorces were granted in Davidson superior court in the past week all uncontested. Cathell Wood was granted a decree from Irving Wood on two years separation. W. H.
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Lexington
Cathell Wood
Irving Wood
W. H
Divorces and Custody Awards From Local Court
Fisher divorced Cleo Fisher for adultery and custody of their minor children was awarded. A. E. Smith received a decree from Lena Smith after two years separation. Mildred Hanna divorced J. C. Hanna and E. A. Rambonnet divorced Ruby Elizabeth Rambonnet after two years separation. Hattie Madison divorced Jesse Madison for adultery and was awarded custody of their child.
Kiwanian Uses Hearse For Party Ride
CHAPEL HILL June 3 Residents near Park Place expected a funeral when a hearse appeared at a Kiwanis supper party. Eugene Andrews undertaker and hearse owner explained it was the only way to reach the gathering, dispelling fears of an accident or funeral.
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Chapel Hill
Park Place
Kiwanis Club
Eugene Andrews
Lexington Loses Damage Suit Against City
Judge A M Stack of the superior court signed a judgment against the city of Lexington in the damage suit brought by Mrs Sallie C Leonard after the civil term began here on Monday.
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Lexington
A. M. Stack
Superior Court
Sallie C. Leonard
Four men and two women held in Budd y Thomas death
In Troy on June 3 three white men and two Black men plus a White man were in custody over the death of Buddy Thomas. The body was found near Mt Gilead about 12 miles from town. Sheriff Howell said Thomas was dumped from a car after a drunken ride. Autopsy showed throat injuries to the deceased.
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Troy
Buddy Thomas
Gilead
Walter Bailey
Ben Bailey
Sol Pemberton
Frank Bennett
Mt. Gilead
Fan Robinson
C. C. Howell
Thomas
D. C. Daligney
City Appeals After Sewage Damages ruling Near Linwood
Judgment by Judge Stack awards Mrs. Leonard 1375 for damages to a 288 acre tract near Linwood from sewage dumped into Swearing Creek. City of Lexington plans appeal to the state supreme court. damages declared final.
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Linwood
Swearing Creek
Stack
Leonard
Lexington
Supreme Court
Louisiana Supplying World With Two Million Frogs Annually
Louisiana provides two million frogs each year to global markets. The figure highlights the state's role in amphibian farming and export activity.
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Louisiana
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