Thomasville Esbera Club Entertained At Meeting
Thomasville May 2 A dinner bridge social at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles hosted the Esbera club for their regular meeting Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Newby Dr O R Hodgin Miss Alliene Hoover and Mae Shearer and Messrs Dan Watson and Vann Stringfield High scores went to Miss Hoover and Dr Hodgin who received hose and handkerchiefs.
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Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
Eibera Club
Alliene Hoover
O. R. Hodgin
Page Trust Company Depositors Discuss Reopening Plan
Depositors officers and directors of the Page Trust Company met in Raleigh to hear Ralph W. Page outline a reopening plan with government backing. A representative committee will seek depositor decisions after receiving explanatory forms.
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Page Trust Company
Raleigh
Ralph W. Page
Page
Postal Receipts Hold Up At Thomasville Post Office
Thomasville reports show post office receipts for January through April totaling 10,095.50, $74.76 higher than 1932’s first four months. First quarter receipts were 7,577.62 vs 7,420.72 in 1932, while April fell 171.94 short of last year at 2,417.97.
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Thomasville
Keiffer Long
Mrs Bertha Lydon Dies At Thomasville
Mrs Bertha Lydon dies at 3 o clock morning at Cox avenue Thomasville following a stroke of apoplexy. She is survived by her mother Mrs Ann Lydon seven children Otis Coy George J E Gary L L Reid Treva Lydon and Odelia Lydon plus five sisters and a brother. Funeral at New Hope M E church Wednesday at 2 led by Rev J P Hornbuckle and Rev Rathburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Bertha Lydon
Cox Avenue
Henry Lydon
Ann Lydon
Otis
New Hope
Coy
Asheboro
George
J. E
Gary
L. L
Reid
Treva Lydon
Odelia Lydon
Asheporo
Tom Kearns
Denton
Lanier
Bernard Warner
High Point
Jennie Hill
Albemarle
J. M. Shaw
Ben Hill
Tom Lydon
New Hope M. E
Randolph County
J. P. Hornbuckle
Rathburn
Near
Mocksville
Classified for Rent Six Room Bungalow Near Station
For rent a six room bungalow back from the passenger station with water lights gas. Monthly price is $25. Contact W. W. Rapp. May 12 notice.
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W. W. Rapp
Green Family Returns Home After Winter in High Point
Mr and Mrs J A Green and their daughter Mrs J F Hayden spent the winter in High Point and returned Monday to their West Main Street home for the summer months.
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J. A. Green
High Point
J. F. Hayden
West Main Street
Black Family Vacationing in Charlotte This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Arthur Black with daughters Miss Gladys and Marcia and Arthur Black Jr spent Sunday in Charlotte visiting relatives and sightseeing during a family outing.
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Arthur Black
Gladys and
Marcia
Arthur Black, Jr
Charlotte
Rouf Couple Visits Greensboro Resident in Highland Ave Stay
Mr and Mrs August Rouf of Greensboro spent Sunday here with Mrs Roufs mother Mrs J B Johnston on Highland Avenue in town for a family visit.
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August Rouf
Greensboro
Charles Green Visits Grandfather in Town
Charles Green of High Point spent the week end here with his grandfather J. C. Green.
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Charles Green
High Point
J. C. Green
Davidson County Invitation Amateur Open at Thomasville
More than a hundred golfers are expected to enter the Davidson County Invitation Amateur Open at the Thomasville Country Club. C. C. McCuiston coordinates the event with prizes in each flight and no entrance fees. High Point High School will enter the tournament. Players will post an 18 hole qualifying score on Thursday Friday or Saturday and 36 holes on Sunday.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Thomasville Country Club
C. C. McCuiston
High Point High School
Dorothy Moore Visited by Parents at Salem College
Miss Dorothy Moore, a student at Salem College, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Moore
Salem College
Mrs
Carl Moore
Barker Family Visit Over Sunday at Fish er Ferry Street Home
Mr and Mrs Martine Barker spent Sunday with Mrs Barker's parents Mr and Mrs Lee Rice at their home on Fisher Ferry street. They were accompanied by their son Billy Barker.
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Martine Barker
Mrs. Barker
Mrs. Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Billy Barker
Mrs Alexander Leaves For Washington Visit
Mrs. F I Alexander departs Greensboro for Washington D C to visit her sister Mrs Douglas Hall. She is joined by Mr and Mrs Calvert who accompany her on the trip.
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F. I. Alexander
Washington, D. C
Douglas Hall
Mrs Allie R Ward 44 Dies At Thomasville
Mrs Allie R Ward of Walker street died at her home yesterday afternoon from a paralytic stroke. She was wife of C V Ward and mother to six children and one step child. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 from Jonestown M E B Church with Rev J P Hornbuckle officiating. Interment at Emmanuel cemetery.
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Thomasville
Allie R. Ward
Walker Street
C. V. Ward
Babe Stone
Jonestown M. EB
J. P. Hornbuckle
Emmanuel Cemetery
Mrs D B Hoover and family visit High Point
Mrs D B Hoover and Mrs H T Hethcock and their little son Billy are spending the day in High Point with Mrs Hoover's daughter Mrs W L Hargett.
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D. EB. Hoover
H. T. Hethcock
Billy
High Point
Finch and Wall Attend Chicago Furniture Event
Austin Finch and the firm E. Wall are in Chicago for a furniture gathering. They mingle with industry peers and view upcoming releases at the showroom showcase.
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T. Austin Finch
E. &. Wall
Chicago
Wytheville Visitor Honors Miss May Hall at Baywood Hotel
Miss Jean BeCraft of Wytheville arrived Monday to be the guest of Miss May Hall at the Baywood hotel, sharing a cordial visit in town.
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Jean BeCraft
Wytheville
May Hall
Baywood Hotel
Harston William Family Visits Mount Airy Relative
Mr and Mrs Harston William son Ben of Mount Airy spent the weekend with Mrs Williamson's mother Mrs Mollie Snell. They returned Monday with Mrs Snell who will stay on as their guest for a time.
Greene Visit Highlights High Point Family Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greene of High Point visited Sunday at the home of J. C. Greene on Highland Avenue, the father of Mr. Julius Greene.
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Mrs. Julius Greene
High Point
Mr. Green
J. C. Greene
Highland Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Main Street M. E.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Main Street M E church met yesterday afternoon at the Hut with president Mrs. E B Poe presiding. Circle four led attendance. New member Mrs. Irvin Earnhardt welcomed. delegate elected: Mrs Willie Mae. alternate Mrs Charles Clegg. Devotional by Mrs Frank Lambeth. led by Mrs R M Cooksey. Missionary Conference report given by Mrs E J Poe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E
EB. J. Poe
Circle Four
Irvin Earnhardt
Macedonia Church
Willie Mae
Charles Clegg
Frank Lambeth
Lula Wall
Bulletin
R. M. Cooksey
Mesdames Cooksey
John Jt
J. C. Pennington
E. J. Poe
Giant rafflesia arnoldsii blooms in Sumatra
A rafflesia arnoldsii plant in Sumatra grows blossoms about a yard across and weighs around 25 pounds. It lacks stems leaves or roots and is a parasite drawing nourishment from a host plant.
Channel's Quiet Mornings Mark Tide of Calm Days
The English Channel shows calm conditions in about twenty days each lunar month on average. This pattern reflects regular seas suitable for small craft and routine maritime activity.
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English Channel
Mush Rooms Favor Red Squirrels In Waynesville Meeting
The report notes red squirrels hoarding mush rooms in tree forks at Waynesville and records the meeting ending with a prayer led by Mrs. G. H. Yow.
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Waynesville
G. H. Yow
Miss May Hall Guests at Sedgefield With Blackwells
Miss May Hall spent the weekend at Sedgefield as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Blackwell.
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Miss May Hall
Sedgefield
8. P. Blackwell
Mrs R H Phillips Named Manager at Western Union Office
Mrs R H Phillips is appointed manager of the local Western Union telegraph office as the company announces leadership changes. The move places Phillips at the helm of the service center amid regional staff realignments.
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R. H. Phillips
Western Union Tele
Oyster harvest worth twelve million dollars this season
This season's American oyster crop is valued at about 12 million dollars, reflecting strong yields and demand. Fishermen and processors anticipate stable markets as supply meets growing consumer interest.
Butter Smearing Protects Cheese From Drying Out
A simple kitchen tip notes that applying butter over cheese prevents drying and helps seal in moisture. The advice suggests butter as a quick barrier to maintain freshness.
Shine on Serge Requires Hot Vinegar Sponging Before Press
The care note explains that shine on serge fabric can be removed by sponging with hot vinegar prior to pressing to restore a clean finish.
Bicycle licensing ordinance approved in Phoenix
A new municipal ordinance in Phoenix Arizona requires bicycle licenses. The measure received approval from city authorities and outlines licensing requirements and compliance for riders within the municipality.
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Phoenix
Arizona
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Thomasville Esbera Club
Graph
The
Western Union
Greencboro
Forrest Grimes
Roaring River
T. J. McNeill
Alice Elliott Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
R. G. Jennings
C. M. Howell
Alexander
Manufac
Turing
Charles F. Lambeth
E. Tucker
E. F. Pepper
E. H. Mahone
Trust Company
Walter Hines Page
Carolina Hotel
Ramseur
Aberdeen
Apex
Carthage
James 8. Griffin
North Carolina
United States
Ralph
Astruction Finance Corporaion
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. C. Thomas Business College
Salem ST. Thomasville, WN. C
Mann's Drug Store
Thomasy
Shane
Salem St
Elgin Watches
J. M. Black
N. C
Featuring Mae West
Carrol Lombard
Pat O'Brien
R. H. Wilson
Thomasville Club
Rose Marie
Beauty Shoppe
Eugene
Salem Street
Thomasville, N. C
Almameac
Conn
Coxey
Industr Army
Nat Walker
First National Bank Bldg
Loflin
W. Main and
Randolph Sts
Kingan’s
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