Local church groups hold meetings and socials
The Allred Bible Class meets Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Crater at 310 Phillips street. The Philathea class meets Thursday at 7 45 with Mrs Claude Davis at 607 Montheu avenue. Mrs Stryker and Mrs Stryker arrive home from a wedding trip in Winston Salem. DeMolay dance at the Sheraton Hotel Ballroom with Hal Kemp orchestra and Brunswick artists. Y W A at First Baptist meets to elect a delegate for Ridgecrest conference. Several club gatherings and society notices follow including lunches, teas, and church supper plans.
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Venus and Mercury Distinct Orbital Facts Highlighted
The article notes Venus orbits the sun at about twice Mercury’s distance while Venus closely matches Earth's diameter in size, underscoring similarities and differences among the inner planets.
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Two Epworth League Assemblies Planned in North Carolina
North Carolina will host two Epworth League assemblies this summer under the Church-wide program. Louisburg College hosts the Louisburg event June 24 to 28 with Rev. Thomas M. M. Grant as president, while Lake Junaluska hosts July 1 to 5 led by H. Grady Goode. The sessions cover Bible study, church history, recreation, missions, and platform talks and attract 250 to 300 attendees.
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Walker Near Hall of Fame in Eight and Two Thirds
Knoxville pitcher Johnny Walker matched a Hall of Fame bid by delivering eight and two thirds innings of shutout ball before an eighth inning setback as Chestnut spoiled the bid with a ninth inning hit. The Smokies beat Spartanburg 8 to 10 to rise to fourth in the standings. Greenville overwhelmed Asheville 10 to 2 to close the gap to two games. Newsom held Columbia to four hits as Macon beat Chagnon 2 to 1 in the lucky seventh.
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Augusta Rays Rally Beats Charlotte in Twin Bill
Augusta erased a 9 to 7 deficit with a six and seventh inning burst to win 8 to 8 and split the doubleheader with Charlotte, delivering a high scoring comeback and a narrow finish.
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Trans-Atlantic fliers land-locked again
Old Orchard Maine June 5 The French plane Yellow Bird bound for Paris and the Green Flash American monoplane en route to Rome remained land-locked as weather or mechanical issues halted progress. Local airfield officials and the crews awaited a window for another attempt to cross the Atlantic.
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Stormy Conditions Extend Across North Atlantic
Dr James H Kimball a New York meteorologist reports stormy conditions in a trough stretching from Newfoundland to Bermuda with no indications of take off for the next day or two.
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89 Crew Returns for Final Practice Before Poughkeepsie Regatta
Members of the 1889 Columbia crew will pace the 1929 crew in its last practice race ahead of the Poughkeepsie regatta this year. Only two regulars from the 1889 crew are dead.
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