Daytona Beach Secret Marriage Ties Reynolds Heir to Winston-Salem Groom
Mrs Anne Cannon Rey lds Smith Plumley, linked to the Z Smith Reynolds fortune, wed Albert C ee in a quiet ceremony near Daytona Beach Florida. The bride, daughter of Mrs ph Cannon of Concord, had prior marriage to Reynolds who died in 1932 amid Libby Holman headlines.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Anne Cannon Reylds Smith Plumley
Towel Nufacturing
Z. Smith Reynolds
Eco Fortune
Albert C.ee
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ge H. A. Eisenbach
Mell
Ph .S. Cannon
Concord
Reynolds
Libby Holman
Fractured Odds and Ends From City Life
An assortment of brief items: an electrician cites quick light changes in a traffic court, Boston police handle several runaway youths including a child with one shoe, a New Mexico toddler narrowly escapes a wolf, and a Kansas resident’s kitchen scene ends with a gasoline truck crash near a home causing structural damage and injuries.
Ville Young Democrats Elect Officers Tuesday
Hethcock president of the Young Democratic Club of this station has called a meeting for Tuesday night at 7 30 at City Hall. The election of officers for next term and the approaching campaign will be main items. Sam Ira Newton 86 former mayor died yesterday in Oxford. Funeral services were held today.
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Homasville
Hethcock
Ng Democratic Club
City Hall
RMER
Oxboro
Sam Ira Newton
Yor
Early Days of Television From Baird to Home Sets
Fifteen years ago this month Scotsman John L. Baird pursued clear television while in poor health. Selfridge backed the device, leading to the 1925 breakthrough when a boy’s face appeared on screen. Jenkins and others in the U S advanced tests, including a 1928 Schenectady home trial. Tomorrow: Home Television.
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John L. Baird
London
England
Baird
Gordon Selfridge
Selfridge
Wiliam Taynton
C. Francis Jenkins
United States
Jenkins
Washington
Philadelphia
Schenectady
N. Y
E. F. W. Aleanderson
National Warehouse Leader To Address Carolina Meeting
N. C. Blackburn of New Orleans president of the National Cotton Compress and Cotton Warehouse Association will address the Carolinas Warehouse Association meeting in Charlotte. The group led by president Thomas N. Durst of Columbia is expected to discuss Carolina legislation affecting the cotton warehouse business.
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Charlotte
N. C. Blackburn
New Orleans
National Cotton Compress and Cotton Warehouse Association
Carolinas Warehouse Association
Carolinas Association
Thomas N. Durst
Columbia
D. C
Carolinas
Local Social Notes From Deep River
Mrs Macy Borum hosted the Philathea Sunday School class with ten members present. Frances Thornton spent Easter Monday in Raleigh and children of Mr and Mrs T F Jones visited with tokens. Rev and Mrs Joseph Peele of Guilford College visited. Mr and Mrs Kiser of Colfax and Mr and Mrs Daughtery of Greensboro visited Evie Thornton. Johnnie and Marie Wheeler of Abbotts Creek visited grandparents W F Wheeler. Mr and Mrs McWhorter and Mrs G G Foster of High Point dined with Mrs Nora Jamdamis. Evie Thornton and others are mentioned with illness improving.
Bus Terminal Planned in Thomasville on Salem Street
City Manager R M Cooksey said final approval was given by Carolina Coach and Piedmont Coach for a new Thomasville bus terminal to be built on Salem Street between the bowling alley and Standard Service Station. Part of the building would house a news stand and refreshment stand. East Carolina Boy Scout Council notes three assistants in six years have had marriages appendicitis operations and promotions elsewhere.
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Thomasville
R. M. Cooksey
Carolina Coach Company
Piedmont Coach Company
East Carolina
Cults and Promotions Wilson John J Sigwald
Executive John J. Sigwald of the P. O. box group is noted in Wilson March 28 dispatch for promotions and organizational activity. The report highlights leadership roles and associated institutional ties within the movement.
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Wilson
John J. Sigwald
The
Pineapples Reported Weigh Up To Twenty Pounds
A historical note reports pineapples reaching weights of up to 20 pounds, highlighting unusually large fruit sizes observed in past agricultural records.
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Anne Cannon Oneymooning
Florida
Associated Press
EEN Light Hiladelphia
William H. Heilking
Edwin Lindell
Lin
Boston
Jimmy Tarpey
Michael Connolly
Leuquerque
N. M
Tom Osborn
Ping
Tommy
Paola
Kans
Dalemes
Bud Bode
Grimes
Ville Young Democrats
Els
Shaw
Council
Edward Shaw
TOR
Mann's
Eckerd’s
Washington D.C In
Annapolis
Washington, D.C
Cleopatras
Shirley
Drew
Missis Laugh
Toronto
Canada
Mrs
Jessie L. Larson
Kenosha,W.sc
Cope
Ming Peacures Syndicate, Inc
By Robt. Ripley
Uncle Rays
Uncle Ray
Home Television
National Warehouse Leader
Carolina
Deep River News
Mis
Eingu
Audia Thornton
Evie Thornton
Ry Lou Thornton
Salem Street
Asheville
Salisbury
Wachovia
North Carolina
South Main Street
Center Theatre
Coats
Maagicne
Ladies Rmttop Inc
South Main ST
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