Lexington Names Acting Chief Lanning to Police Post
Sergeant W Roger Lanning has been chosen acting chief of police in Lexington effective March 16. He succeeds R Bruce Talbert who resigns April 1 after a two weeks paid vacation. Lanning is a Tyro Davidson county native and former Trinity College student who served in World War I.
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Cermak Estate Bequeathed to Family and Charities
In Chicago on March 18 probate filings reveal the estate of the late Mayor Anton J. Cermak valued at 250000 dollars. The will leaves the bulk to his immediate family and distributes 17000 dollars to charities.
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Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Charies
Salisbury Teachers Decide to Extend School Year
Salisbury school teachers voted to continue classes for the eighth month and take salaries only if taxes are paid. The move ties teacher pay to tax collections, signaling continued operation amidst funding disputes and local fiscal concerns.
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Salisbury
Many Social Events Mark Past Week In Lexington
Lexington notes a busy social week with O Henry Study Club meetings at Mrs. Fred Watson home, the contract bridge gathering at Hillcrest hosted by Mrs. J. M. Tate, and Home Makers Bible class events at Mrs. P. M. Hedricks. Eastern Star installation ceremonies drew 33 members and guests from Greensboro Charlotte and Chicago.
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Fred Watson
Germany
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Watson
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W. O. Burgin
J. M. Hayes
W. H. Moffitt
G. L. Hackney
R. C. Hinkle
Contract Bridge Club
Hillcrest
R. Lacie Leonard
Murray Greason
St. Patrick
W. F. Brown
Paul Hinkle
R. L. Green
Frank Holton
H. T. Link
Jones Hedrick
P. W. Critcher
First Baptist Church
P. M. Hedricks
North State Street
C. B. Hall
Sallie Perryman
R. W. Sink
Odell Perryman
J. M. Tate
J. W. Hewett
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Sentinel
Red Tape Phrase Recalls Its Long Career
Language experts note the phrase red tape has risen fallen and surged again through history. Once tied to legal papers the term faded before cellophane wrappers and gum packaging revived it as a handy symbol. Today red tape often evokes a positive sense of usefulness. Highland Methodist services listed include 9:30 church school and 10:45 sermon with pastor.
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Washington Irving
Thomas Carlyle
Cello
Phane
Wrigley
Pittsburgh Woman Seeks Reversal of Divorce Decree
ASHEVILLE March 18 Mrs Jessie Geckler testified she could not remember her 1926 divorce case and asked to be rejoined to her husband a mathematics professor at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh She claimed a long nervous disorder causes her mind to blank during periods and that her attorney filed the divorce during one of those times in Superior Court here.
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Community Singing at Union Hill School Sunday
Union Hill school hosts a monthly community singing this Sunday at 2 PM announced by Be P Buckner who leads the event.
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