Hale finds state air minded as Raleigh airport eyed
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh June 7 North Carolina shows strong interest in aviation says Frank L Hale VP of Curtiss Flying Service after inspecting Raleigh Curtiss airport He expects Raleigh to become air capital of the southeast and a New York Miami train to plane link to start this winter with Sikorsky planes stopping at Savannah and Jacksonville.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank L. Hale
Curtiss Flying Service
Curtiss
Baltimore
New York
Miami
Hale
E. C. Brooks
State College
Guggenheim Fund
Brooks
South
Covington resigns from Thom ASville Chair heads Sumter plant
Hi Covington resigns from Thom asville Chair company after years in a responsible post and will move to Sumter South Carolina this week to lead a new large furniture plant. Glenn Perry returns from graduation to pursue medical studies in Richmond Virginia. Maurine Beck, daughter of Mr and Mrs Beck Lexington route 2, dies at 1 2 a m June 4 from lingering whooping cough at one year and 23 days. Funeral at Holly Grove June 6 conducted by Rev Fisher. Principal Paul C Newton shares records.
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Thomasville
Hi Covington
Sumter
S. C
Covington
Glenn Perry
High Point College
Richmond
Maurine Beck
H. Beck
Lexington
Route 2
Holly Grove
Mr. Fisher
Paul C. Newton
Fresh Vegetables Reheating Tips For Optimal Flavor
Practically all fresh vegetables can be reheated perfectly if cooked carefully first. Cook just enough to soften, drain and stand to dry. To reheat, add a little water to a pan, bring to boil, then steam vegetables until heated through. Season and they taste freshly cooked.
Local High School Class of 1925 Alumni Heads to College
The class of 1925 has 39 graduates with 11 entering state colleges this season. Notable movers include Charles Moore and William Webb of the University of North Carolina, Vivian Lee Teague of Meredith, Alicete n Westmoreland and Grace Hawkins of NCW, Leola Black.
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Charles Moore
Willam Webb
University of North Carolina
Vivian Lee Teague
Meredith
Alicetecn Westmoreland
Grace Hawkins
Leola Black
Graduates Named from Several Colleges and Home Plans
Clara Harrison of Greensboro College Eula Hedrick of Catawba Helen Hinkle of Maryland Liston Pope and Mary Arden Hauss of Duke are among the present graduates. Of 23 in the class 18 plan to enter college next fall. Dr. Farrington begins a seven room brick veneer home on Colonial Drive costing $6 000 with Let Bailey as contractor. C W Ferguson builds a six room home on Chestnut Street for about $2 000.
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Clara Harrison
Greensboro College
Eula Hedrick
Catawba
Helen Hinkle
Maryland
Liston Pope
Mary Arden Hauss
Duke
Newton
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Let. Bailey
C. W. Ferguson
Chestnut Street
Employment Bureaus In State Place 541 Jobs
Five hundred and fourteen applicants for work were placed during the week ending June 1, with 854 registrations. Unskilled labor led placements at 204, domestic help 158, skilled labor 121, clerical and professional 29, two industrial workers. Men placed 339 to women 175. Offces report Asheville 100, Charlotte 178, Greensboro 74, Raleigh 52, Wilmington 69, Winston Salem 51.
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Raleigh
State Federal Employment Service
Frank D. Grist
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Cars Serve New Ale Route Between Lakes Tanganyika and Kivu
About ninety nine motor cars participate in a new transport service linking Lakes Tanganyika and Kivu in Africa. The fleet meets demand for passenger and goods movement across the region, supporting regional trade and travel.
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Lakes Tanganyika
Kivu
Africa
Speaker's Club Climbs
Tris Speaker faced a slow start as Newark Bears in the International league but the team surged to approach the top. Also advice warns against storing summer items without cleaning and mothproofing rugs gowns coats and waterwear before packing.
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Newark
Tris Speaker
Newark Bears
Texas Teen Chosen for Edison Scholarship Competition
Louis H. Blenderman of Austin Texas, son of an electrical goods salesman, has been selected at the Texas capitol to compete for the Thomas A Edison scholarship. Each state will send one representative to contend for the prize in the Edison laboratories succession effort.
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Louis H. Blenderman
Austin
Tex
Texas Capitol
Thomas A. Edison
Electrical Wizard
Edison Laboratories
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Whitman
Wachovia Bank
Robert’s Clothing Co
Main and
Washington Streets
Carolina Meat Market
East Commerce Street
Carolina
R. B. Silman
Curtiss Services
Texas Boy
Mrs. Willebrandt
Aviation
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Aviation Corporation
S. P. Gilley
Durant, Okla
Waco, Tey
Waco
Bayor University
Demorest
A. R. Station
Jacobs Avenue
Eckerd
High Point
Magnesia
nTree
Sickerd
Mennens
Jean
Barton's Shu
Sickerd’s
Deny
Eckerd’s
Eckerd's
Soc ‘el Aggish
Lydia Pinkham
Roe
Phillips
Johnstons and Johnston
Py Shea
Speaker's Club
Labor Service
Henry Motor Sales Company
Studebaker
Henry Motor Sales CO
South Main Street
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