Final Rites For Robert L. Gold
Funeral services for Robert Lee Gold 24 killed in an automobile accident in Ramseur were held at his sister Oma Churchs home. The Rev. Swinson Reece Snipes and Freeman led the service with musical selections by local quartets and a trio. Interment followed at Floral Garden cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Robert Lee Gold
Ramseur
Oma Church
English Street
J. EB. Swinson
J. R Reece
A. R. Snipes
A. N. Freeman
Evelyn
Helen Mack
Mable Dry
Paul Frick
Dean Howard
Jack York
Charlie Abram
Sam Dale
Lester Cosner
Floral Garden Cemetery
Legion To Have New Quarters For American Legion Post
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 will move to new headquarters on the second floor of the old post office building next week. The Legion drum and bugle corps club on North Main Street has been closed by mutual agreement after a Sunday conference of Legion officials. Irving Talberth of Norfolk, Va., formerly managed the club, which ran for two months. The post's new quarters were provided by the Post Office department over a year ago but have housed WPA offices. WPA will move next week and the space will be ready for Legion activities.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
The
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
North Main Street
Legion
Irving Talberth
Norfolk
Seven Ton Daily Glass Boilerplate in Marble Factory
A large American marble factory consumes seven tons of glass each day to manufacture marbles for a popular children's game.
Slick Sheppard Takes State News Post in Greensboro
Slick Sheppard, formerly telegraph editor at The Enterprise and now with the Salisbury Herald editorial staff, has accepted a position in the Greensboro News state news department. He will begin his new duties tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slick
Sheppard
The
Enterprise
Telegraph
Salisbury Herald
State
Greensboro News
Social Security Office to Help Employers in High Point
A field office representative will be in High Point in Room 212 of the Post Office building Friday starting about 9 o’clock to assist both employers and employees with Old-Age Insurance provisions of the Social Security Act for the entire day.
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Social Security Board
High Point
Post Office
Debates Set For Senior High Tomorrow Morning
Tomorrow at 8:40 in the high school auditorium local High Point debaters will face Winston Salem on the negative side in a triangular tilt. Twin City negative teams meet Greensboro affirmative while another city’s negative faces High Point affirmative in Winston Salem. The topic is whether states should adopt a unicameral system of legislation.
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High Pint High School
Winston-Salem
Tive
Greensboro
Lesson in Craft: Women Barred from Mastery of Art
The fragment states that besides man, only men have learned the craft. It hints at gender exclusion from mastering the art, suggesting a historical belief that skill is masculine. The text contrasts human learning with gendered access to skill and mastery.
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Union Bus Station
Sincom
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Florida
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Up
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