Fathers Day notice and regional events from 1938
Local churches plan to honor fathers tomorrow as three musically inclined Episcopal Church troubadours visit Wednesday. Highlights include High Point underwriters hosting state insurers at L. H. Cherry’s Emerywood home and a barbecue discussion. Also noted are personal visits and brief society mentions amid broader national events such as a Kansas City station gunfire incident and a looming emergency relief fund employment push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
National Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
High Point
L. H. Cherry
Forest Hill Drive
Emerywood
Molten Lava Dooms Village In Mexico
Lava from Paricutin Volcano advances at about 70 feet per hour from two craters threatening Parangaricutiro. Residents are moved to Caltzontzin as new shelters rise. Government health teams head to the zone to guard against epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Paricutin
Parangaricutiro
Caltzontzin
Caltbontzin
Postmasters Confirmed in North Carolina
The senate confirmed North Carolina postmasters Shepperd Strudwick of Hillsboro and Horace C. Johnson of Wrightsville Beach. Detailing dates show Washington confirmation on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
North Carolina
Shepperd Strudwick
Hillsboro
Horace C. Johnson
Wrightsville Beach
Rubber firms seek more machinery for synthetic rubber demand
Rubber companies say current equipment cannot handle expected synthetic rubber output next year. They estimate processing synthetic rubber requires about one third more machinery power and labor to produce tires hot water bottles and other goods. WPB likely to be asked to authorize new mixers mills vulcanizers and tire building machinery to process about 250000 tons annually, roughly one third of projected 800000 ton output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
William M. Jeffers
Pearl Harbor
Local Talent Program at St Stephens A M E Zion Church
Sunday at 3 PM a program of local church talent will be presented at St Stephens A M E Zion sponsored by the Willing Workers club ending with a popularity contest among several young ladies. Also notes on American Legion John McLean Post 196 planning to send a delegate to the state convention in Charlotte June 2022 and visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion
Willing Workers Club
American Legion
John McLean
Haillips Chapel
Charlotte
N. C
H. M. Kirkpatrick
J. E. Melton
Calvary Baptist Church
Guilford County Realty Transfers and Property Listings
Guilford County transfers show multiple deeds between individuals and entities across townships including Guilford, Morehead, Friendship, Jamestown, Gilmer, Clay and Monroe. Notable exchanges include W F Morgan and wife to Lilly company on English street and H C Taylor to Alice Taylor Peele on Kivett Drive. A final line notes fur seals migrate 6 000 miles annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Morgan
Lilly Company
English Street
R. B. Gantt
The
Lloyd K. Clodfelter
Mafa Napier
Clodfelter Avenue
Claud Lee Wood
Sherwood Street
Rollin R. Bleakley
William M. Schlitz
Kirkwood
Agnes Steele Holt
Wiley McRae
McCulloch Street
Dr. Coble
W. F. Kincaid
Grove Park
Sallie A. Lockwell
Thaxton Richardson
Forest Avenue
Friendship Township
T. Boyd
J. B. Bondurant
M. L. Kendall
Jamestown Township
H. C. Taylor
Alice Taylor Peele
Kivett Drive
Gilmer Township
Hilton J. West
J. Gwaltney
Westwarren MacClamroch
Mebane Street
Clay Township
John F. Erwin
Fred Norman
Cobl
Monroe Township
E. A. Spencer
Henry Elder
Wang
Vodka and Russian Temperament A Chronicle of Banquets
Eddy Gilmore describes vodka as Russia’s national drink and notes its social role at banquets with toasts and eating. The piece shifts to North Carolina crop prospects, with Henry G Brown stating overall good outlook for truck crops despite poor weather and labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
New York
Russia
Red Army
Raleigh
Henry G. Brown
State Agriculture Department
Brown
North Carolina
Civitan Club of Charlotte Wins Permanent Trophy
Fort Worth Texas June 17 The Civitan club of Charlotte North Carolina winner of Civitan International annual achievement award for three straight years now has permanent possession of the trophy Dr Harry L F Locke of Hartford Connecticut International president announced at the end of the 23rd annual convention He cited the well baby clinic 18 years of service annual citizenship awards 15 years and 17 years of Boy Scout camp support Also the Greensboro club received the attendance trophy for clubs over 50 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Greensboro
N. C
Quiet Please Prohibition on Animals and Locomotives
Notice bans barking dogs crowing roosters and railway locomotives in certain hours or areas. Officials warn violators may face penalties and require compliance by residents and businesses within the district. The notice outlines enforcement measures and possible fines.
Emerald Oil Relief for Tired Feet and Legs
An advertisement offers Moone's Emerald Oil as quick relief for swollen sore feet and legs. Claims include pain and soreness fading within fifteen minutes after a hot foot bath, urging readers to buy at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Mann Drug Stores
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Glenn
Lincolnton
W. L. Edwards
South Main
Elizabeth Rowland
East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
Dave Bouldin, Jr
R. D. Korner
Union Station
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Otto Haas
Carolinas
Kentucky
Main Street
Washington Street
North Main Street
Stokeley
DOZ. Cin
Gal, Dor
Sauer
Meat Department
Patties
Camay
MOE
Ivory
Libby
Duke's
Pillsbury's Best
Vita-Righ Produce
California
Cukes, Lb
Mexico
BE. Yorely
Ruth Caldwell
Pinehurst
M. B. Byrd
E. High Street
L B. Simpson
Willowbrook Stret
Burrusa
R. D. Williams
Rinnie Mae
Avera
Williams
Dessie Mae Dye
A. C. Smith
Daniel Brooks
Guilford County Realty
High Point Township
Charlotte Civitans
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
SEARS
Dad
High Point, N.C
N.C
Ironing Board
Roe gucKan
FELT
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