Legion Auxiliary Meets At Ingram Residence
The Legion Auxiliary of Boro held a meeting at the Ingram home on Sunset Avenue with J. G. Crutchfield presiding and nominating plans for a new officer slate. The program included a Greece paper related to Fidac and news of the upcoming state convention in Durham. Others attending included Mrs. L. C. Phillips, H. L. Ingram and Mrs. Page.
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Ial
Enterprise Boro
Mra Ingram
M. G
Then Legion Auxiliary Testernoon
Gram
Sunset Avenue
J. G. Crutchfield
Caim
L. C. Philps
H. L. Ingram
Page
Sugegest
Durham
Veral
R. L. Bundi Rgé
Fidac
Federternational Society of the Legion
Legion
Purtice
Greece
Annual Tillotson Boyles Tillotson reunion planned
The Tillotson and Boyles families will hold their annual reunion at W. R. Boyles molas on Sunday June 27 with music and singing. Attendees are asked to bring dinner baskets and a luncheon will be served. Friends and relations invited to attend. In Lexington on June 18 a daughter Ima Jean was announced for Mr T E Tharpe.
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AN Tharpe
Lexington Gton
T. E. Tharpe
Ima Jean
Redwine Street
Lexpn
Raleigh
Ernest Fowler
Fidae Program Highlighted by Mrs Sherrod in Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod presented a Fidae program on friendship with Allied nations to the American Legion Auxiliary. She shared Red Cross nurse experiences in World War I in England and France and recounted a trip to Germany. She described soldiers from several countries and praised American troops' favorable impact.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Edith Moore Sherrod
Stroud Loses Suit Over Won Car at Willis Park
Henry Stroud Jr sued in municipal court to reclaim an automobile awarded weeks earlier at Willis Park fairgrounds. Judge Teague ruled the giveaway was a lottery and gambling debt not collectible, dismissing Stroud for not appearing. Adjournment delayed remaining civil judgments.
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Henry Stroud, Jr
Willis Park
Lewis E. Teague
Stroud
Teague
North Carolina
Duke Institute To Hear Bishop Durst And Dr Husband
Bishop Thomas C. Durst of Wilmington and Dr. Wilfred Husband will address the Duke University Summer Institute in Durham. Dr Husband will illustrate his lecture with moving pictures of Swedish life and social reforms. The institute previously heard Dr Pittman Potter, Geneva authority, on the European crisis.
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Durham
Thomas C. Durst
Wilmington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wilfred Husband
Duke University
Husband
Sweden
Pittman Potter
International Relations Authority
Geneva
Napkin Art Displays Emerge After 1601 Fork Introduction
For some time after the fork was first introduced into HEng¢g land in 1601, napkins were folded into intricate designs and used for display only.
Automobile Fires Reported on Highland Avenue and Bay Street
Firefighters responded to two automobile and radio fires within 24 hours. A vehicle burned on Highland Avenue near the Highland mill around 6 30 this morning, while an 311 Bay Street radio fire occurred yesterday afternoon as the owner prepared to seek repair.
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Highland Avenue
Highland Mill
Bay Street
Ashes of burnt paper money can be identified and redeemed
Authorities explain that ashes from burnt currency retain unique identifiers enabling verification and redemption of damaged notes. Experts outline steps for collectors and banks to process claims, with procedures for verification, replacement, and compensation.
Death notices for W Penn Rich in Asheboro
W Penn Rich, 60, died today at 8 AM in a local hospital after a lingering illness. He leaves a widow, two daughters Mrs. George Sink of High Point and Mrs. Luther Poole of Asheboro, and a son Allen of Asheboro. Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 PM at West Bend church in Randolph County.
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Asheboro
W. Penn Rich
George Sink
High Point
Luther Poole
Allen
Weat Bend Church
Randolph County
Presbyterian Men Supper Honors Rev George Ricks Asheboro
The men of the Presbyterian Church in Asheboro filled the church hall Monday for a supper hosted by Mrs Curry Loflin's circle to honor supply pastor Rev George Ricks. Lynwood Smith served as toastmaster and Rev Ricks gave thanks. Short talks by Russell Parks and Corbett Scott followed with songs and special music.
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Asheboro
Presbyterian Church
Curry Loflin
George Ricks
Lynwood Smith
Ricks
Russell Parks
Corbett Scott
Church summer program features Petty Dillard and Robins
Raymond Petty performed guitar and sang while Herman Dillard, youth director of the M. P. church, served as guest. Each speaker was invited to offer brief remarks, followed by a concluding talk by H. N. Robins.
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Raymond Petty
Mr. Ricks
Gues
Herman Dillard
M. P. Church
H. N. Robins
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Stanback
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