Mrs Thurmon Warren Honored at Kernersville Bride Event
Mrs Thurmon Warren the bride of Kernersville was honored by Miss Ilah Albert and the Women’s auxiliary of the church. The gathering featured a linen shower, games, and a romance contest with prizes. Guests included Mrs Warren’s sisters and local church members.
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Thurmon Warren
Kernersville
Ersville
Thurmon War
Ilah Albert
Wian
Mamber
Mrs. Vance, Jr
Billie Frances
China
Mrs. Ward
Mesdames Sam
Paul Shore
Joe Smith
Jah
Baline Albert
Hastings Doris Allen
Fannie Oat
Poeases Kerner
Mra
Wrenn Culler
Bele Hendrin
Mra. Warren
Black-Draught Praised for Prompt Relief by Tennessee Reader
Mr. Sherman Sneed of Wille, Tennessee, testifies Black-Draught rapid relief for constipation and tiredness. He notes a dose or two clears up the ailment in two nights and keeps a package on his shelf for ongoing use. The product is described as a laxative made from medicinal herbs ground finely.
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Mr. Sherman Sneed
Wille
Tenn
Community News Roundup From Pink Hill And Nearby
Mr and Mrs P H Turner of Pink Hill and Mr and Mrs H A Edwards of Greensboro were guests of Marvin Edwards. Pd Grimely, a former resident now in High Point, visited relatives. Mrs Charles McMichael Jr of Winston-Salem spent Tuesday with sister Lara Beard who plans an extended California trip. Frances Bodenheimer, a former Appalachian Teachers College student, will spend summer with her parents. Charis Brown of Asheville and Ralph Edwards of Winston-Salem visited Mr Edwards and family. Talluah Doggett, Kerneraville senior, will represent the school in the Lions club reading contest at Forsyth county courthouse Thursday night. Friends of Eudora McCuteton hope for her quick recovery. Mrs BE Hauser, previously in Guilford hospital, moved residence. Several members traveled to Spray for a Missionary Society session of Pilot Mountain RBaptist association. morning meeting in Leakeville, afternoon in same. Rev EB Baker attended locally. Mrs W Gentery, months with daughter Mrs Robah Kerner, has returned home to Mt Airy.
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P. H. Turner
Pink Hill
H. A. Edwards
Greensboro
Marvin Edwards
Pd Grimely
High Point
Charles McMichael, Jr
Winston-Salem
Lara Beard
California
Frances Bodenheimer
Appalachian Teachers’ College
Boone
Harvey Bodenheimer
Charis Brown
Asheville
Ralph Edwards
Edwards
Talluah Doggett
W. C. Doggett
Kerneraville School
Lions Club
Forsyth County
Eudora McCuteton
BE. P. Hauser
Guilford Hospital
F. Baker
Tom Street
Bob Wilson
Brant Stanley Harper
M. A. Tucker
Missionary Societies
Pilot Mountain
Baptist Church
Leakeville
EB. F. Baker
Wi Gentery
Robah Kerner
Mt. Alry
Columbia Trained Horses Finish First and Third in Derby
A Columbia trained horse, Bold Venture, won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, with Indian Broom finishing third. Trainer Max Hirsch, based in Columbia since 1934, earned his first Derby victory after wintering 28 to 40 horses here. Columbia has hosted top thoroughbreds for eight years as a winter training center.
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Columbia, &. C
Bold Venture
Churchill Downs
Columbia
Indian Broom
Brookmeade Stables
Major Austen, Taylor
Vancouver
Max Hirsch
New York
Hirsch
Ramseur School Commencement Week Program
Ramseur NC announces a week of events from May 10 to May 15 for the commencement season. Activities include a sermon by Rev J W Williams May 10, a music recital May 11 by Mrs N F Phillips, seventh grade exercises May 12, senior class night May 13, graduation May 14 with address by ar Goerch, and an operetta The Belle of Bagdad May 15 by the high school glee club.
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Ramseur
J. W. Williams
Ar Goerch
Campaign manager named for Graham in Asheboro
May 4 report from Asheboro states W S Craven former American Legion post commander is named county campaign manager for Sandy Graham the Democratic candidate for governor.
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Asheboro
W. ©. Craven
American Legion
Sandy” Graham
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 5 and St Louis 6 Boston 3. New York led Cincinnati 7 in a game that went 1 inning while Philadelphia and Chicago played 18 innings.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louie
Results Yesterday From The National League Scores
Yesterday’s games showed Chicago defeating Philadelphia and Boston 8 to 6 while Detroit fell 0 to 6. New York outscored St. Louis and Cleveland 14 to 3 and Washington lost 0 to 3.
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Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
New Orleans to Atlanta Scores Mixed on Board
Fragmentary sports update lists New Orleans and Atlanta with a 0 score, Nashville and Little Rock 410, Knoxville 9 4. Details and context are unclear due to incomplete text.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Knoxville
Results show Durham 7 Rocky Mount 7 Norfolk 4
The record notes a scoreboard style result with Durham tying Rocky Mount at seven while Norfolk posts four. The exact event name is not provided but all three cities appear as competing teams.
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Durham
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
DUKES DEACONS ON ROAD JAUNTS
Duke and Wake Forest on weeklong road swing facing Maryland and Richmond with other ACC and regional matchups. North Carolina tennis opens northern swing beating Newark 9 0 and meets Amherst. Duke Racquet Club plays William and Mary at Williamsburg. Big Five rivals NC State and UNC clash as Duke leads state standings.
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Charlotte
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Maryland
College Park
Richmond University
Virginia Capital
Newark University
Amherst
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Princeton
Ctawla
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
N. C. State
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Utopian Study Club Meets at Mrs H Smith Home
The Utopian Study Club will meet with Mrs. Herman Smith at 421 Edgedale Drive on Wednesday afternoon May 6 at 8:30 o'clock per yesterday's announcement.
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Utopian Study Club
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Three shy recruits spark questions on Indian lands return
Recruiting Sergeant Jesse O. Smith recalls inquiries asking if Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona had been given back to the Indians. He notes the federal flag on the building shows 45 stars, suggesting a pre 1907 issue before statehood altered the roster.
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Associated Pres
Rochester
N. Y
Jesse O. Smith
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Federal Building
Mount Airy Visitors and Local News Notes
Mrs Mollie Snell and Mrs Lena Myers host relatives from Mount Airy and other towns visiting in town this week. Several residents travel to Winston Salem Greensboro Salisbury for golf and family events while others return from trips to New York New Orleans and Meredith College May Day festivities.
May Court And Dance At Asheboro Junior Senior Party
Asheboro hosts a May court and May Queen ceremony during the junior-senior reception at the center. Miss Sara Hayworth proclaimed Queen of the May as Barbara Keesewetter presided with a court including Mary Frances Betts and others. The May Pole dance featured students in period costumes, followed by a coutured minuet with local performers.
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Asheboro
Asheboro High School
Thomas Wilson
James Lowdermilk
Sara Hayworth
Tennyson
Isles of Sherwood Forest
Barbara Keesewetter
Jerry Wagger
Dorothy York
Robin Hood
Merry Men
Mary Frances Betts
Frances Lloyd
Patsy Story
Josephine Green
Lucille Bishop
Martha Cousins
Teresa Rollins
Lou Ellen Routh
Martha Burrow
Helen Burrow
Charlotte Usher
Joan Willis
Josephine Pugh
Doris Covington
Juanita Cox
Frances Steed
Dorothy Presnell
Lola Grimes
Bobby Jean Newsom
Frances Burrow
Pauline Foster
Lucille Cox
Alice Birkhead
Lorene Wood
Louise Swaim
High Point
BE. L. Hedrick
J. EB. Covington
Catherine Phillips
Reginald Turner
Alma Lassiter
Massa
Carl Phillips
Juanita Taylor
Billy Bulla
Gladys Steed
Ernest Swing
Clara Gill
T. F. Bulla
J. G. Prevette
L. M
Mary Little Steele
H. E B. Edwards
Cornelis Ayers
Clyde Shaw
Virginia
Tire gauge records pressure in low pressure tires
A new pencil type tire gauge accurately records pressure in tires carrying less than 300 pounds.
Scout Camporee Practice At Uwharrie Camp
About 130 boys from the High Point district gathered at Camp Uwharrie near Jamestown for a practice Camporee ahead of the district and council events. Troops from Methodist Protestant Children’s Home Wesley Memorial First Presbyterian and Thomasville demonstrated gear and tents while Troop 10 showed camp setup. The group spent the night at the camp and concluded with a campfire and Sunday church services.
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High Point
Uwharrie Scout Council
Uwharrie
Jamestown
Methodist Protestant Children's Home
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Thomasville
Shenandoah Life holds district sales conference in High Point
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company convened its semi annual sales conference for the North and South Carolina district at the Sheraton hotel with about 25 representatives present. Attendees from Roanoke Va include E Lee Trinkle president Charles E Ward vice president and Worley Hart agency manager.
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North
South Carolina
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Sheraton
High Point
Roanoke
E. Lee Trinkle
Charles E. Ward
Worley Hart
Chief Friddle Named Member of World Group
Chief W G Friddle of High Point North Carolina has been elected to membership in the International Association of Chiefs of Police IACP. The IACP aims to advance police administration standards through international cooperation and to share improved methods in communication identification crime prevention and other police procedures.
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Wilmington
Del
W. G. Friddle
High Point
N. C
International Association of Chiefs of Police
IACP
Deaths William Dennis Curtis at 44
William Dennis Curtis 44 died suddenly at his home near Randleman. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:30 PM at Bethany Pentecostal church. Survived by children R. C. Curtis Franklinville route one C. L. Curtis Greensboro W. B. Curtis Randleman Mrs Floyd W. Yow Greensboro Mrs R F Lynch Lula and Mildred Curtis of the home.
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Williaam Dennis Curtis
Asheboro
William Dennis Curtis
Randleman
Bethany M. P
R. C. Curtis
Franklinville
Route One
C. L. Curtis
Greensboro
W. B. Curtis
Floyd W. Yow
R. F. Lynch
Lula
Mildred Curtis
Stead Infant Rites Planned at New Salem Church
Final rites for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Harris Steed of Washington street will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the New Salem M P church.
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STEAD
Asheboro
Harris Steed
Washington Street
New Salem M. P
Chicago Produce Market Report May 4
Chicago prices show unsettled butter at 11 826, creamery specials at 92 score, extras 246 percent, firsts 26 percent, standards 80 central ized carrots 26 percent. Eses 28 723 firm extras and local cars 20 percent, fresh graded firsts local 20 percent, current receipts 19 percent, storage packed items 21 percent.
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Chicago
Believes Periodical Pains In Three Minutes
An advertisement claims B C helps with inorganic pains in three minutes and offers relief for colds headaches neuralgia and fever without habit forming drugs. It promotes the product as prepared by a registered pharmacist and to be bought in 250 package sizes wherever drugs are sold.
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B. C
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