Safe recovered after three and a half years
W G Hinkle of Thomasville county commissioner recovered a steel box stolen from his safe in 1929. R C Reavis found the box buried in Swearing Creek, near Highway 10, and Sheriff Bodenheimer opened it. The box held deeds stock certificates and insurance policies damaged by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hinkle
Thomasville
Lexington
R. C. Reavis
Swearing Creek
Highway 10
Hinkle
County Board of Tax Equalization
Bodenheimer
Mr. Hinkle
Reavis
Loyd Williams
Leonard Creek
Fowler
Blanche Wike
Register of Deeds Office
Nightengale Lectures At YMCA Highlight Local Interest
Dr. G E Nightengale, a local physician, lectured at the Griffin Casino to the Y M C A last Sunday, drawing on his evident interest in the association. The report notes ongoing activities at Calvary Baptist Church, Brooks Memorial, Cherry Street Presbyterian, and Foster Grove Baptist with sermons, conventions, celebrations and upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Nightengale
Young Men's Christian Association
Griffin Casino
Nightengale
Calvary Baptist Church News
J. E. Meldon
O. Faduma
Lincoln Academy
Faduma
F. R. Mason
First Baptist Church
J. E. Meidon
Mable Wofford
Johnnie Lee Barber
Greensboro
Usher's Board
Brooks Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
East Thomasville
Ernistene Reid
Arthur Reid
Vall Street
Miss Reid
Reid
Ladies Aid Society
J. 5. Brower
Winston
Brower
Foley
Brooks Memorial Church
Fairview Street
South High Point
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
G. W. Hinston
Street
L. Williamson
E. Lee Street
Vacation Church School
Daily Vacation Bible School
Carrie B. Harris
Finanancial
Geneve B. Ingram
Florence High School
Harris
Foster Grove Baptist Church
Federal highway numbers assign 1500 miles in North Carolina
North Carolina highway routes were assigned new federal numbers covering about 1600 miles. The changes, approved by the state highway commission, begin immediately with insignias and will be shown on the forthcoming highway map. Federal numbers span routes from Lake Landing to the Tennessee line and include revisions such as No. 64, No. 70, No. 117 becoming No. 158, No. 258, No. 264, No. 276, and others through No. 801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
American Association of State Highway Officials
State Highway Commission
Jeffress
Lake Landing
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mount
Statesville
Old Fort
Murphy
Tennessee Line
Atlantic
Asheville
Franklin
Vic
Norlina
Wilson
Goldsboro
Burgaw
Wilmington
Conway
8. C
Oxford
Reidsville
Winston Galem
Mocksville
Murfreesboro
Tarboro
Kinston
Jacksonville
Engiehard
Washington
Zebulon
Brevard
Greenville
Laurens
D. C
Petersburg
Vaa
Home Mount
Fayetteville
Peedee
Aberdeen
Laurinburg
Rowland
St Boone
Blowing Rock
Hickory
Gastonia
Cheestr
Savannah
Lancaster
Mt. Afry
South Carolina Line
Florence
Smithfield
Clinton
Whiteville
Tabor
Charleston
S. C
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E. M. Foley
High Point
Mary Williams
Newton’ Sd, Inc
N. Main Street
High Point, N. C
Toyo
Panama
Smart
Geo. D. Witt
Oxfords
Iposition
Sunnyfield
Pach Beg
Munich
Prunes
Ivory
Collagon
P&g
IONA
Carolina
Dixie Belle Georgia
Fryers
Margerine
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co