Ice Cream Supper Planned by Loyal Workers at Baptist Church
The Loyal Workers class of North Main Street Baptist plans an ice cream supper Saturday June 17 from 2 to 9 PM on the lot beside Fire Station No. 4. Proceeds go to the church, while the Daughters of Wesley postpone their picnic due to Calvary Methodist revival. Nina Alice Teague celebrated her fifth birthday with games and cake at home in Trinity.
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North Main Street Baptist Church
Galleepean
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Teague
Nina Alice Teague
Carl A. Teague
Trinity
Legion Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Sherrod Home
Social calendar item notes the American Legion Auxiliary gathering Friday at 7 45 p m hosted by Mrs A Sherrod at 1100 North Main Street with attendees expected.
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American Legion Auxiliary
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Mangham Parsonage Visitor Leaves After Week in Mangham
Alford McConnell of Mangham Louisiana departed yesterday after a week with Mr and Mrs Bruce Carraway at their North Main Street home. He is son of Mr and Mrs L L McConnell and a relative of the Carraways. He attended Ouachita Junior College Monroe Louisiana last winter where he served as class vice president. Mr and Mrs E M Shipman and Mrs W G Shipman returned from Salem Virginia after attending the funeral of Mr Shipmans sister Mrs J L Hatch of Salisbury. Mrs Hatch is remembered here as former Julia Shipman who taught in city schools several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford McConnell
Mangham
Bruce Carraway
North Main Street
L. L. McConnell
Carraway
Ouachita Junior College
Monroe
E. M. Shipman
W. G. Shipman
Salem
Hargrove-Regan
C. BK. Steeloff
Steeloft
Misa Catherine Reid
Pilot Mountain
Irene Gordon
Nashville
Helen House
Bethel
Misa Virginia Forbes
Wilson
Eva Musselwhite
Lumberton
BE. G. Norwood
Smallly
Ava Betsy
Bennettaville
Tea Honoring Mrs. Joseph Ross Jr at Grace Hobbs Home
Mrs. Joseph Ross Jr was honored at a Tea given by Miss Grace Hobbs at the Hobbs home on Sunset Avenue. About 80 guests attended the 5 to 6 hour event with summer flowers, lace cloth, yellow and green ices, and music by Ethel Johnson Louise Swaim and Bobby Jean Truesdale.
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Eboro
Joseph Ross, Jr
Grace Hobbs
Hobbs
Sunset Avenue
Russell Parks
Miss Wood
J. D. Ross
Vance Swift
Yanceyville
Hermon eDail Simpson
Greensboro
Elizabeth Ross
Jack Faust
Betsy Ross
Dorothy Whitaker
Margaret Whitaker
Dorothy Lewallen
Margaret Hammond
Ellis Dudley
Odell Lindsay
Betsy Armfield
Ethel Johnson
Louise Swaim
Bobby Jean Truesdale
Godwin Named Grand Ruth in North Carolina Eastern Star
Mrs Harriett Godwin worthy grand matron of local chapter 106 in North Carolina was elected Grand Ruth at the Twenty Fourth Grand Chapter session in Charlotte beginning this week. Other officers selected include Eugene Hester as worthy grand patron and Mrs Clyde Fitzgerald as associate grand matron with multiple state officers reelected or chosen for key roles.
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Harriett Godwin
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth
North Carolina
Charlotte
M. M. Alfred
Greensboro
Marjorie Hogan
Godwin
Eugene Hester
Reidsville
Worthy
Clyde Fitzgerald
Raleigh
H. W. Colwell
Mary C. Weatherly
Franklinville
F. L. Stines
Lenoir
Joyce Finlater
Winston-Salem
F. Ll. Stines
Nell Herndon
Alexander Martin DAR chapter meets at country club
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the country club with 22 members. Mrs. John S. Welborn presided as regent, with papers on Our Flag and Oswego tea legends presented by Mrs. N. S. Stirewall and Mrs. C. W. Tilden. The chapter elected new executive members and donated to the Crossnore school dormitory.
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Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
Charles F. Long
Paul W. Casey
Mary Elizabeth Long
Stirewall
C. W. Tilden
Jamestown
Edenton
Chowan
Oswego
Sophie Tilden
Jameson
Annual Luncheon Meeting of Burbank Garden Club
The Burbank Garden Club concluded its year with a luncheon at Mrs. D H Parsons home on West Farriss avenue. President Mrs W G Reich led the business session with reports from Greensboro delegates Mrs Parsons Mrs Reich and Miss Mary Munyan. The new president Miss Mary Munyan spoke as she was introduced. A two course lunch followed with songs by Mrs Wilton Barnes and a display of thanks with dahlia bulbs for retiring officers.
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Highland Senior League
The
Highland M. B. Church
Gaynell Milllikan
Connor Street
D. H. Parsons
West Farriss Avenue
Burbank
Mary Munyan
Reich
Wilton Barnes
Mesdames
J. W. Clinard
C. C. Gargett
Grayson
Homer Hayworth
J. W. Hedrick
Wade Hiatt
E. H. Jarrett
J. A. Marsh
F. B. Moses
H. G. Owens
W. G. Reich
R. H. Sechrest
J. C. Teague
Edgar Whitner
David Yow
W. B. Bellew
A. W. Klemme
Mary Mungan
Thelma Walters
Edwin Hedrick
T. R. Zimmerman
Junior Service League Honors C E Visitors With Tea
The Junior Service League hosted delegates to the North Carolina Christian Endeavor Convention with a tea at the country club. About 150 guests attended as Mrs. F E T Harrison and Mrs. John Walker Jr led a receiving line with state officers.
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Junior Service League
C. E
North Carolina Christian Endeavor
Country Club
F E. T. Harrison
John Walker, Jr
State Christian Endeavor Group
Luther Medlin
High Point
Arnold J. Koonce
Kester Steele
Moores
Permanent Stabilization Of Dollar To Take Long Time
Associated Press reports that as London hosts the economic conference, opinions diverge on when the dollar can stabilize. The dollar sits near 80 percent of gold standard value, its lowest in 63 years, with debate over US UK and France cooperation and the pace of any lasting stabilization.
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New York
England
United States
France
MISS ARMFIELD WEDS MR. GATES IN QUAKER
Miss Martha Ragan Armfield of this city married G Lawrence Gates of Waterville Maine in a Quaker ceremony at Springfield Friends church pastor Miss Clara I Cox officiated. A large gathering attended and the couple left for an extended bridal trip through the East. They will reside in Waterville after July 1. Mrs Gates is the only daughter of Mrs Davis Armfield.
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Miss Armfield
Gates
Springfield Friends Church
Martha Ragan Armfield
G. Lawrence Gates
Waterville
Clara I. Cox
Davis Armfield
Prominent State Social Figure Attends Guilford College
A notable young social figure in the state is described as attractive and active in the city's social circuit. She studied at Guilford College where she was popular among peers. Mr Gates, son of Mr and Mrs G L Gates of Water Ville, is connected with Coburn Classical Institute there.
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Guilford College
Gates
G. L. Gates
Water Ville
Coburn Classical Institute
Alfred Oliver Recovering After Operation at Burrus Memorial
Alfred Oliver, son of Mr and Mrs A A Oliver of Greenway Drive, is recovering nicely from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Royster Thurman III is in Memphis Tennessee where he will spend the remainder of the summer with his grandfather J Royster Thurman Sr.
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Sam Wiley
Sedgefield
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Alfred Oliver
A. A. Oliver
Greenway Drive
Royster Thurman
Memphis, Tenn
J. Royster Thurman
Chibingorsk Set on Kola Peninsula Gains Population Momentum
Chibingorsk, a Russian city founded three years ago on the Kola peninsula in the Arctic Ocean, already reports a population of 30,000, signaling rapid growth and regional development.
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Chibingorsk
Kola Peninsula
Arctic Ocean
Wachovia Bank Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary
The Wachovia Bank and Trust Company marks 40 years since its 1893 opening with a chronicle of growth including the 1903 establishment in High Point and 1920 acquisition of the Bank of Commerce. The current assets and deposits are listed with a note on enduring banking principles.
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Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia Bank
Bank of Commerce
East Broad and
North Main
W. C. Idol
High Point Board
O. E B. Kearns
J. H. Adams
R. T. Amos
J. T. Burrus
W. C. Covington
A. B. Horney
Physicians of Future To Use Injections To Fight Disease
Milwaukee June 15 The American Association heard that future physicians will be immunizers using injections of non-specific proteins from egg white or milk to stimulate the body's defenses rather than target a single disease. Dr Clyde Brook of New Orleans said life lengthening and stronger bodies may follow, with experiments hinting at increased growth and lifespan in animals through non-specific protein therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Americana Association
Clyde Brook
New Orleans
Brooks
Puppi
Lynchburg Factories Add Many Workers
Four Lynchburg industrial plants report record employment, with Craddock-Terry Company around four thousand workers, Blue Buckle Overall about five hundred, and the N. and W. Overall Company also near five hundred, signaling a local boom in manufacturing during mid June.
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Lynchburg
Craddock-Terry Company
Blue Buckle
Virginia
Art Goods Studios Expands as Firms Add Hundreds of Workers
Art Goods Studios reports a surge with more than 200 units involved as the sector notes larger employers. The overall companies have added 150 workers apiece since May 1, underscoring a broad hiring uptick.
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Art Goods
Beer Test Case Dismissed By Judge
A federal case over transporting beer through dry Mississippi is dismissed by Judge Edwin R. Holmes. Prohibition agents sued R. A. McCarthy of Macon Georgia and two black employees after sixty cases of 3.2 percent beer were seized en route from New Orleans Louisiana to Columbia South Carolina. Dismissal granted with leave to reinstate.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi
Edwin R. Holmes
Prohibition
R. A. McCarthy
Macon
New Orleans
Columbia
S. C
Deputy Shot While Making Reckless Driving Arrest
Chatham county deputy sheriff W. H. Murray was wounded in the side during a pursuit of Will Headen for reckless driving. Headen was handcuffed at the time and Murray was recovering in Sanford.
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Sanford
W. H. Murray
Chatham County
Will Headen
Headen
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Archdale Bible
Archdale M. E. Church
Henry Hayworth
T. Lambe
Josephine Atkins Earnhardt
WBT
Eneral
Moffitt’s
Burbank Garden Club
Lawrence Matton
Associated Press Financial Writer
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas
Nellie M. Hopkinge
Mra. Hopkins
Greystone
Roaring Gap
Greystone Inn
Tippecanoe and
Tyler Too
Rinso
Sis
Lloyd’s
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