15 year old boy struck by truck near Oakdale
Hughes Campbell, a 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs M C Campbell of near Oakdale, was injured when run down by a Ford one half ton truck driven by Willie Frank Mitchell on Kivett drive near Wrights store. He was treated at Guilford General hospital and dismissed with facial and hand abrasions. He said he saw the truck but misjudged crossing time.
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Hughes Campbell
M. C. Campbell
Oakdale
Willie Frank Mitchell
Kivett Drive
Wright
Sechrest
Guilford General Hospital
Ruth Nichols postpones takeoff to Monday
New York June 13 Ruth Nichols delays her cross ocean flight by one day to spend Sunday with her family at their Rye home. She said her custom to be with parents and siblings overrides rushing the first leg of the journey to France.
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New York
France
Ruth Nichols
Miss Nichols
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Rye
Wachtel to Preach at Gospel Tabernacle Sunday
Rev E D Wachtel president of Greensboro Bible school will preach at the Victorious Service Sunday at 2 30 in the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook street A group of singers and musicians will accompany him The tabernacle is devoted to evangelization and interdenominational gospel preaching Sunday services are 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m preaching and 7 45 p m evangelistic message by Rev T H Willey
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E. D. Wachtel
Greensboro Bible School
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Wachtel
T. H. Willey
Bus companies Agree to Roll Back Transcontinental Rates
Kansas City June 13. Ten bus companies will reduce trans continental rates on July 1 to counter an anticipated railroad tariff cut. Representatives said the move aims to align bus long distance fares with the expected tariff reductions.
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Kansas City
Hoover to Dedicate Tombs of Harding and Lincoln
President Hoover will dedicate the tombs of Warren G. Harding and Abraham Lincoln in a busy three day schedule. He will first travel to Indianapolis to address the Indiana Republican Editorial Association on June 15, then proceed to cover other events including a G A R reunion parade.
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Harding
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Three Visiting Speakers To Preach In City Sunday
Visiting ministers will occupy city pulpits tomorrow with Dean Clyde Milner of Guilford College speaking at Central Friends church. Rev. George Gillespie of Gastonia will preach at First Presbyterian in the morning and Rev. H Norwood Bowne at night. Dr Allen K Foust will lead First Reformed and Chief A B Horney will attend a firemen worship at Wesley Memorial. Special services also planned at First Methodist Protesant St Marys Episcopal Emmanuel Lutheran First Baptist St Edwards and Southside Baptist.
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Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Vienna
Rotary International
C. H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
George Gillespie
Gastonia
H. Norwood Bowne
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
First Reformed Church
Allan K. Foust
Catawba College
Wesley Memorial Church
A. B. Horney
R. I. Farmer
Farmer
High Point
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Young Peoples’ Service League
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Jesus
First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
St. Edward's
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
East Green Street
C. EB. Murphy
Southside Baptist
Southside Baptist Church
O. A. Elmore
Chisholm Sisters
Thomasville
First Reformed
Allen K. Foust
N. C
Foust
Foreign Missionary Service
Mayagi College
Japan
First Presbyterian
Salvation Army Pool Reopens With Clyde Loman In Charge
The Salvation Army pool opens Monday with N C State student Clyde Loman as lifeguard and supervisor. Donor W C Covington will fund operations again this year. Last summer over 10 000 people used the pool and officials expect many more this season. The pool will be open daily except Sunday and on Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights.
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Clyde Loman
N. C. State College
W. C. Covington
Loman
Central Friends and Presbyterian Churches Hear Sunday Messages
Rev Norwood Bowne leads 8 PM service at the Presbyterian church. Central Friends church holds all day Sunday services with Dean Clyde Milner of Guilford College as speaker. Worship at 11 AM and 6 PM at the playground. Milner replaces pastor Rev Tom A Sykes during his absence with two Sundays by Dr Frances Anscombe and Dr Edgar Hole.
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Brotherhood
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Milner
Tom A. Sykes
Frances C. Anscombe
Salem College
Edgar T. Hole
Central Friends Church
Wach
Asheville Man Hiding Under House Found by Police
Police found a man claiming the name 8 L Melton of Asheville North Carolina hiding under a house in Pensacola Florida. He was in possession of stolen postal savings blanks and was to be turned over to federal authorities. The report mentions Roy Mahaffey and an athletics note about the Browns beating them 6 to 2.
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Pensacola
Fla
L. Melton
Asheville
N. C
Aline Hardy Opens Massage and Electrotherapy Dept
Aline R. Hardy, graduate masseuse once of Wilmington, N C, opens a department of massage and physical electrotherapy at the Sheraton hotel in High Point. She trained in Nancy France and Battle Creek and worked at Swanson Institute in Chicago before organizing the High Point unit.
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Aline R. Hardy
Masseuse
Wilmington
N. C
Sheraton Hotel
Chicago
Bullock Hospital
Dr. Hardy
Madame Hardy
High Point
Bodies of Mexican youths arrive in Morelia
The bodies of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Garcia Gomez, Mexican students killed by a deputy sheriff in Ardmore Oklahoma, arrived in Morelia under government escort. Thousands gathered at the railway station in orderly fashion as officials attended. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow.
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Mexico
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Ardmore
Okla
Doys
Oxfa
W. E. Guess
Cecil Crosby
John B. Ogden
Mrs Hutton Dies In Hickory After Long Illness
Mrs A B Hutton aged 55 wife of a well known Hickory lumber manufacturer and a native of Watkins New York died here today after a long illness The Huttons had lived in Hickory for 33 years.
Father Kent Aims To Learn One Hundred Languages
London pastor Father William Henry Kent, aged 74, has learned many languages and speaks 57 fluently. He plans to reach a goal of 100 languages before his death, including Chinese Gaelic Sanskrit Armenian and Georgian.
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London
William Henry Kent
Church of St. Mary of the Angeles
Sheer Cottons For Tea Time
Ingenious American designers bring romance and comfort with summer cottons. As afternoon wanes the question of wear shifts to sheer tea frocks of net or organdie. These fabrics charm for garden parties and tea appointments, with new organdie frocks featuring a wide skirt and fluted design.
Summer Fashion Color Explosion on Beaches and Boulevards
New York fashion notes describe a bright summer where color defines personal style. Women mix contrasting shades in suits and accessories, embracing bold yellows tropics reds blues and lighter pastels with white and beige outfits. Beachwear favors jersey one piece with contrasting trim and pants skirts alongside lively jackets and scarves.
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Jane Eads
New York
Joseph
Jersey
Appalachian Has Strong Summer Enrollment Record
Boone June 13 More than 800 students enrolled for the summer session at Appalachian State Teachers College, a record for the school. President Dougherty addressed the group, urging gratitude for favorable conditions and renewed dedication to the educational task. He praised the teaching profession in North Carolina.
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Enterprise Boone
Appalachian State Teachers College
Dougherty
North Carolina
House Hosts Roosevelt at Manchester Luncheon
Colonel Edward M. House, adviser to President Wilson, hosted Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York at a luncheon in Manchester Massachusetts on June 13. The meeting highlighted Roosevelt as a leading available candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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Manchester
Mass
Edward M. House
Wilson
D. Roosevelt
New York
Close Bible School Sunday At Archdale Friends Church
Archdale Friends church closes the Daily Vacation Bible School after two weeks with a 7 30 program featuring a devotional by children and a pageant The Castile of Life An exhibit from the handwork department and twelve workers Some eighty children attend Most will join the pageant An eleven o clock service is canceled due to the county Sunday school convention but the Sunday school meets at ten as usual and hopes for a large attendance
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Archdale Friends Church
Hopewell
Explosion damages garage and truck in York
A compressed air tank exploded in York South Carolina causing partial damage to a garage and damaging a truck parked about 200 feet away. No injuries are reported and authorities investigate the incident.
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York
S. C
Two Injured In West Broad Street Car Mix-Up
Odessa Sexton and Junior Palmer were injured in a morning auto collision on West Broad Street. A third car rushing to the scene struck Palmer as Sexton’s car hit an auto driven by W. E. Schlecter. Sexton was jailed on a charge of operating an automobile intoxicated after police investigated.
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West Broad Street
Odessa Sexton
Junior Palmer
Nannie E. Palmer
Southern Business College
Sexton
W. E. Schlecter
Edgar Hartley
West Russell Street
Sechrest
Guilford Generals Hospital
Palmer
Grocery Store Robbery on East High Street
The Byerly family grocery on East High Street was broken into last night with several dollars of merchandise stolen including flour ham cigars and other items. Police found the front door forced and the window glass broken this morning but offered no clue to the thief.
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W.B
Jack) Byerly
East High Street
Decline in U S Passport Requests Paints 8 Year Trend
Washington reports a sharp drop in passport applications from American travelers to foreign countries for the first time in eight years. The June figures from the state department passport division show rates and demand easing as steamship companies cut fares for tourists.
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Washington
State Department
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