Sassafras tea and town moods fill Thomasville page
VIEW FROM THE BIGt CHAIR notes locals stock sassafras for spring tonic, laments weather delaying public works, library setup, and History Month displays. A council debate on free parking for doctors ends with a designated space for Dr Noblitt across from Mann's Drug.
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Sassafros
Supt
G. H. Arnold
Colonial Drive
Thomasville
DAR
Communnity Church Public Library
O. B. Williams
Dwight L. Fouts
Lela Maud Boyles
Mary Lee Crouse
Jack Noblitt
Noblitt
Mann
Moose Lodge to Organize in Thomasville Ceremonies
Thomasville will form a Loyal Order of the Moose lodge in a 2 p.m. Sunday ceremony at the VFW Hall on Lexington Avenue. H Way Russell of the High Point lodge chairs the effort and expects about 150 charter members. Frank Ray of Asheboro will attend as instituting officer.
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Thomasville
Lodge of the Loyal Order of the Moose
VFW
Lexington Avenue
H. Way Russell
High Point Lodge
Frank Ray
Asheboro
Southeastern
The
Moose
Woodworking Show Plans Underway in Winston-Salem
An estimated 10 000 visitors are expected May 13 17 in Winston Salem for a major woodworking machinery exposition. The event, organized by the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association and the Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers Association, will showcase new furniture manufacturing techniques and attract visitors from across the United States and Canada.
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Winston-Salem
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers Association
Southeast
United States
Canada
Cook
Winston, Salem
SFMA
YMCA Drive Nearing Halfway Mark in Chavis Fund
The Carl Chavis Memorial YM CA fund drive seeks 5000 dollars for furniture in the new building on Fourth Street and has surpassed 2000 dollars. Three divisions compete with home canvassing leading narrowly over the special gifts group. captains urged to meet Tuesday and report Wednesday.
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YMCA
Carl Chavis Memorial Ymica
Fourth Street
Solve-A-Crime Solution
A concise crime note claims the girls walked home in rain yet their hair remained dry, suggesting the timeline of fifteen minutes before arrival is insufficient for hair to dry. The passage implies skepticism about their stated alibi and points to possible inconsistency in the testimony.
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Wint Capel
E 'Oro
Ter
Moose Lodge
William Penn
PTA
William Penn Pta
Association
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Alfred J. Griffin
Imiss Steele
Teeree Steele
Trinity
T. R. McRae
Underhill
Eva Evans
Harrell
Staten
Roger Steele
George Alexander
Jamestown
John L. Bryan
Bennett College
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
McLeod
Brooks ‘Memorial Church
Ezion Methodist Church
Wilmington
Del
Simpson Memorial Methodist Church
Charlotte
Franklin Rites
Charlie Franklin
Meredith St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Norfolk
High Point
Lilesville
N. C
Mary P. Franklin
Ethel
Magdalene Franklin
Doris Franklin
New York City
James Franklin
U. S S. Army
Herbert
William of
Sanford
LeRoy Franklin
Fayetteville
John Franklin
Fairmount
St. Matthews Cme
M. D. Clark
Greenhill Cemetery
Hairlip Funeral Home
YWCA
George Sharpe
CoraLee Robinson
H. T. Starr
H. C. Forbes
C. K. Martin
K. Wilson Jr
H. K. Ansell
L. B. Burris
Griffin
Blue Triangle Club
B. Martin
Five Star Club
Service Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
St. Mark Methodist Church
Lady Carter
Daniel Brooks
Garden Club
Annie L. McCullough
Happy Variety ‘Garden Club
Wendell St
Levi Long
W. T. Amaker
Grayce Campbell
Catherine Stricklin
Vnew Testament Church
Silver ‘Trumpet Gospel Singers of
Greensboro
iNew Testament Church of God
Mars Hill
New Testament Church of God
Foundation of Truth
U.S.A
Mars Hill Church
MRS
Fred Carter
Mary Walk
Moon Ster
Ministers Wives Alliance
W. P. Cole
M. P. Clark
Pilgrim Congregational Church
2Nd Presbyterian Church
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Usher Union
First Baptist Church of Trinity
Heavenly Gospel Singers
Victory Seven
Oak Grove Christian Church
Mount Vernon
Ruth
Odd Fellowship Hall
First Baptist
A. G. Coley
First Baptist Church
Entre Nous Garden Club
Beauticians Club
Ann ‘Taylor
Ashburn St
Lloyd Gibson
Mount Zion Baptist Church of
Mars Hill Holiness Church
Hilltop
Fairmont St
F. Yeverton
Shiloh Baptist Church
United Ushers
Temple Memorial
Duke of Harmony of
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Temple
True Standard Holiness Church
E. W. Williams
MT. Olive
Silver Trumpet
Mount Olive Baptist Church
United Order of Tents
Lilies of
Elk Rest
Cedar ST
Boyd
Chapel Hill
Church of God
Oes
Tula Valley
OBS
Lula Kirkpatrick
Newark, N. J
Mary Jackson Davis
Newark
N. J
Davis
Lillie Mae Thomas
Kivett
Thomas
M. Henry
Tipton ST
Cecils
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Mrs. Campbell
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
Arnold J. Koonce, Jr
E. G. Updegrove
Sec’y
Leonard
N. Wrenn
Carraway
Atlantic
Fzantic Savings and Loan Association
Gilbert E. Marsh
Vine Street
Tomlinson Grocery
West Main St. Thomasville
Salem St
William B. Mills
Atty
Lia
Whirlpool
RCA
N. Main St
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