Cream supper planned by Trinity church Young Ladies
The Young Ladies' Class of Trinity Baptist will host a cream supper on the Trinity high school campus tomorrow evening at 7:30. Public invitation extended. Mr and Mrs C Keller announce the birth of a daughter Gwendolyn on June 22 at their Fairfield road home. Mrs Keller née Troy Hilliard of Salisbury.
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Trinity Baptist Church
Trinity High School
Mrs. C. &. Keller
Gwendolyn
Fairfield Road
Southside Baptist Sunday School
Ruth Liner
Highland Avenue
Elizabeth Arnold
Blanche Metcalf
Irene Campbell
Bonnie Arrington
Juanita Winslow
Pauline Coltrane
Ellen Hobby
Verna Winslow
Beulah Goins
Audry Vanhoy
Myrtle Hall
Annie Lee Raby
Addie McAllister
Lena Belle Grant
Irene Hunsucker
Mamie Adams
Gertrude Saltz
Miss Jonesie Push
T. FE
T. E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
Willie Massey
R. N. Neal
Coleman
Henry B. Coleman
Johnson Street
Mrs Holman Entertains Lexington Church Circle
The Bessie Hunt Circle met at Mrs Joe Holman's home in Lexington with eighteen members present. Mrs Craver led, readings on temperance and moving pictures were shared, and Mrs Mary Carmichael along with Mrs Fred Everhart planned July activities. A new member, Mrs James Sheloff, joined.
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Lexington
Bessie Hunt
First Methodist Church
Joe Holman
John Craver
L. L. Barbee
Craver
Mary Carmichael
Fred Everhart
Katie Brown
James Sheloff
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Lindsay Craver in Enterprise
The Craver family gathered at Mrs. Lindsay Craver’s Enterprise home Sunday to honor her 76th birthday. Attendees included W. H. Leonard and family, M. M. Craver family of Winston-Salem, Mark Craver, Connie Craver of Enterprise, John Craver and sons, W. H. Craver and sons, Mrs. W. H. Baker and John Totten of Lexington.
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Lindsay Craver
Enterprise
W. H. Leonard
M. M. Craver
Winston- Salem
Mark Craver
Connie Craver
John Craver
W. H. Craver
W. H. Baker
John Totten
Lexington
Swicegood Returns From Washington on Business
J. E. B. Swicegood has returned from Washington D. C. where he was on business.
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J. EB. Swicegood
Washington, D. C
Mrs Haseldon and sons return from Greenwood visit
Mrs Haseldon and her sons W J Haseldon Jr and Dan Rouff have returned from Greenwood S S C after visiting Mrs Haseldon's parents Mr and Mrs D E B Rouff. Miss Julia Blanche Sneed accompanied Mrs Haseldon home for a visit.
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W. J. Haseldon and Sons
Dan Rouff
Greenwood
S&s. C
Visit of Mrs Ed Leadly and Daughter to Staunton Guest
Miss Ruth McCarn hosted Mrs Ed Leadly and her young daughter Jane of Staunton Virginia for two weeks. Mrs Leadly accompanied Miss McCarn home yesterday, and Miss McCarn will visit Staunton for a few weeks.
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Ruth McCarn
Ed Leadly
Jane
Staunton
Leadly
Miss McCarn
Benefit Dance at Armory by Battery E 252nd Coast Artillery
A benefit dance to be held at the local armory over High Point Hardware company tomorrow evening from 9 to 1 under Battery E of the 252nd Coast Artillery. It is the unit’s first dance with plans for a delightful affair. Music by a ten piece orchestra.
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Armory
High Point Hardware Company
Battery E
252Nd Coast Artillery
Fireman Attends Circus 60 Years Then Misses This Year
William H. Collins, 65, of Auburn and retired Providence firefighter, spent six decades as a circus patron but could not take time off to attend this year. He now works as a firefighter in a downtown building.
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William H. Collins
Auburn
Providence
Burgin among four nominees for eighth district delegates
W. O. Burgin, Democratic nominee for state senator in the 18th district, is named as one of four men to represent the eighth congressional district as delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Lexington will also be represented in the Republican convention by G. M. Hoover, who attended the recent Chicago event.
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W. O. Burgin
Chicago
Lexington
G. M. Hoover
City Tennis Courts Open To All Players
City tennis courts are prepared for use by any player. Call Conrad Linville or Martin to reserve an hour when courts are free. The sport is popular among younger players as well as many adults in the community.
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Conrad
Linville
Martin
Revival at First Baptist Church Continues This Week
Revival services at First Baptist Church move forward for the rest of the week. Pastor Rev. J. M. Hayes preaches and Fred Wilson leads the singing as large crowds attend both morning and evening sessions.
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First Baptist Church
J. M. Hayes
Fred Wilson
Beggars Switch to Two Cent Stamp in Nebraska
Beggars in Broken Bow Nebraska have lowered requests to a two cent stamp for letters home and residents found they would accept a nickel or a dime instead.
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Broken Bow
Local Junior Order Council Members Visit Home
Members of the local council of the Junior Order and their families visited the Junior Order home Monday night. The event included a special children’s program and an inspection of the institution. A large delegation attended and all enjoyed the program.
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Junior Order
Calotabs Promoted as Nausea Free Liver Cleaner
An advertisement claims Calotabs purify the system and cleanse the liver with a single nightly tablet. It emphasizes no taste or nausea, promises a morning return to good appetite, and warns buyers to purchase only in checker-board packaging.
Birthday party ride in a plane for Miss Katheryn Grimes
Little Miss Katheryn Grimes entertained many friends at a birthday party. After arrival at the home guests were served lemonade then taken for a mid way airport air ride with Miss Grimes' father piloting. Return to the home for ice cream cake and candy.
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Katheryn Grimes
Midway Airport
Miss Grimes
Grace Lindsay Joins Moore County Hospital as Lab Technician
Miss Grace Lindsay daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Lindsay has accepted a position as laboratory technician at Moore County Hospital Pinehurst after graduating from North Carolina College for Women Greensboro.
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Grace Lindsay
J. A. Lindsay
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Moore County Hospital
Pinehurst
Husband Runs Amuck In Martinez Divorce Suit
Mrs Marion A Crowley filed for divorce after a pattern of abuse by her husband including beating kicking and throwing objects. She cites escalating threats such as keeping a pistol under his pillow and a hatchet under the bed as grounds.
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Martinez
Cali
Marion A. Crowley
Robbers Alarmed by Family as They Loot Shoe Store
In St Louis two robbers demanded money from Max Wallace at his shoe store. Wallace and his wife and son fought back by tossing dishes at the intruders from behind the partition causing the culprits to flee.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Max Wallace
Wallace
Pastel tennis dresses for sharp display on court
A NEA Service piece outlines pastel tennis frocks with green and blue variants featuring shoulder bands, bows, and silver buttons to distract opponents and flatter movement. It also advises on child care basics and safety tips for bathing and dental hygiene.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Vast New Commercial Fields Open To Dixie With Discovery That Its Pine Can Be Made Into White Paper
Savannah, Ga June 23. A discovery that white paper can be made from most of the south pine opens vast new commercial fields for forests. Dr. Charles Herty of New York demonstrated bleached and unbleached chemical pulp from longleaf loblolly and other pines, showing young trees can be used for white paper, expanding U.S. domestic supplies across the region.
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Dixie
Savannah
Georgia State Experiment Paper Mill
Georgia Forestry Association
Rome
Charles H. Herty
New York
American Chemical Society
Herty
Georgia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Virginia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
Dr. Herty
United States
Spanish musician carves White House model in wood
Louis Bello, a young Spanish musician, spent over three months with a razor blade as his sole tool to carve a detailed 40 inch by 18 inch wooden model of the White House in Washington.
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Okmulgee
Louis Bello
White House
Washington
Your Children Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
Mothers with little experience wonder when a child should do things for himself. Encouragement speeds learning. the first attempts are slow and messy, but practice builds independence and skills.
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Olive Roberts
Barton
NEA Service Ing
Notice of Trustor's Sale of Land in Point City North Carolina
A notice announces a trustee sale of property known as 118 North Main Street, Point City, Guilford County, North Carolina. The sale occurs Monday, June 1, 1982 at 9:00 AM at the Guilford County Courthouse steps. Wachovia Bank Trust N A and Insurance Company of America hold the deed of trust and note prior liens apply.
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Iets
Beret Bank
Tin
Rutan
Natane Sare
Bultain
Point
Ises
North Matin Fy
June A. Johnson
C. B
Guilford Oomne
North
Wachovia Dane & Trust Oeneurance Company of America
Dixie Oil seeks filling station on English Street
Dixie Oil Company applies to erect a filling station on English Street between North Main and College streets. The City Council will consider the application at the next regular meeting on July 6 in the City Hall council room. City Clerk Lois Welborn issues the notice dated June 15, 1932.
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Dixie Oil Company
English Street
North Main
College Streets
Lois Welborn
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Trinity
Southside
Christian Workers
North Hamilton
Moffitt’s
Mrs. Holman
Lexington Church
C. C. Teague
Josephine
Wesley Teague
Birmingham
Ala
J.S. Teague
Montlieu Avenue
Highoint
Bruce Conrad
Chestnut Street
Joseph Snyder
J. Snyder
Snyder
Gilbert Marsh
Robert Conrad
Bob Curry
J. B. Dodd
W. Wray Ward
Rhoda Gowns, Inc
Helen
Kay
Lux
Cleire Vant
Hotel Astor
Trey York
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
High Point
North State Telephone Co
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