Afternoon Book Club Luncheon Held in Thomasville
Members of the Afternoon Book Club met at 12 oclock Tuesday at Mrs. EB Pepper s Fisher Ferry street home. President R K Farrington led the business session while James Lambeth directed the program on Elliott Dangerfield the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
EB. F. Pepper
Fisher Ferry Street
R. K. Farrington
James Lambeth
Elliott Dangerfield
Lambeth
Pepper
Mesdames HB. H. Mahone
Paul Green
Carlton Newby
David Long, Jr
Z. V. Crutchfield
J. E. Lambeth
J. E B. Hobgood
F. Finch
Happy Hour Music Club
West Main Street
Dorothy Bumgardner
Federation of Music Clubs
Raleigh
Doris Loflin
Finch
Lucille Eddinger
Elizabeth Brown
Lambeth Speaks On Inflation Policy In House
Representative Walter Lambeth of North Carolina argues for inflation under the Thomas amendment during a House debate on farm bill provisions. He credits President Roosevelt with steering the nation away from financial insanity and deflation, praising the president while urging continued inflationary measures within discretionary limits.
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Washington
Onaatalh
Walter Lambeth
House
Thomas
White House
North Carolina
Ga 3
Meney
Kopp
Senate
Solon
Roosevelt
Congress
Reeds Closing Will Feature Speakers From High Point
Reeds high school closes with religious and literary events led by Dr. Sam W. Taylor of High Point and Rev. George T. Tunstall. May 14 3 PM sermon, May 17 10:30 AM address and diplomas, seventh grade promos at 1:30, senior play And Home Came Ted, class day May 16. Baseball vs Tyre follows, primary program opens closing exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sam W. Taylor
High Point
North Carolina M
Yadkin College
Reeds High School
R. W. Rentz
George T. Tunstall
Wallburg High to Hear Dr Grier and Rev Schwartze
Prominent Moravian minister Rev Schwartze of Winston Salem will give the commencement sermon at Wallburg High on Sunday May 10 at 3 pm. Supt I G Grier will deliver the literary address at the exercises Friday May 14. Recitation and declamation contests are set for tomorrow night at 8 pm with large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dr. Schwartze
Winston-Salem
Wallburg High School
H. F. Pardue
I. G. Grier
Mills
Lambeth warns of inflation battles and fights for sound currency
Representative Lambeth delivers a speech defending a fighting administration stance between inflation and deflation. He criticizes the Federal Reserve, rails against 1929 disaster blame, and opposes the Thomas amendment to lower dollar gold content.
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Lambeth
Ship of State
Grants
Lincoln
David Reed
Treasury Mills
Thomas
Patman
Tar Heel
Federal Reserve Board
Miss Marie Jones Tonsil Removal At Dr Jennings Office
Miss Marie Jones underwent a tonsil removal operation at the office of Dr. G. Jennings this morning. She is recovering nicely and expects to return home on West Main Street late this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jones
G. Jennings
West Main Street
Seventh grade exercises open school closing program
The program began with seventh grade exercises last Friday night. The finale is the tenth grade play to be rendered on Friday night May 15 beginning at 8 o'clock.
Bruce Myers Appeals In Reckless Driving
Bruce Myers, a young white man, was arraigned before Judge C W Gilliam in Thomasville on reckless driving, fined 25 dollars and costs, license suspended 12 months, and he appealed to Davidson superior court with trial set for May 3 and bond at 300 dollars. Other cases included Buford Patterson with 5 dollars costs and 12 months suspended for shooting a pistol and concealed weapon, Paul Gaines given a 30 day sentence suspended on leaving the county, and Willie Lewis with reckless driving improper license and no city tag, prayer for judgment continued to May 12.
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Thomasville
Bruce Myers
C. W. Gilliam
Davidson Superior Court
Gilliam
Buford Patterson
Paul Gaines
Willie Lewis
Davidson Medical Society Dinner At Randolph Street
Davidson County Medical Society held a well attended dinner at the Methodist hut on Randolph street. Practically all county physicians attended while Dr Hal B Storey of Charlotte delivered an illustrated lecture on impacted wisdom teeth with special guests including county dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Davidson County Medical Society
Randolph Street
Hal B. Storey
Charlotte
Robert C. Rapp Reported Ill at City Memorial Hospital
Friends of Robert C. Rapp announce he is ill and receiving treatment at City Memorial Hospital after being admitted on Monday.
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Robert C. Rapp
City Memorial Hospital
Local Clergy Visitor And Conference Attendee
Rev. A L Boleik of Luray Virginia is visiting Mr and Mrs Luther Grimes on Legington avenue this week. James E Lambeth returned Thursday from St Louis where he attended the finance committee of the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church south of which he is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Boleik
Luray, Va
Mrs
Luther Grimes
Legington Avenue
James E. Lambeth
St. Louis
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Main Street School PTA Final Meeting of Year
The Parent-Teacher association met Thursday in the school auditorium for its final gathering. Mrs. L. C. King presided. Rev. Surratt led the devotional. A. W. Honeycutt spoke to the senior class. The school orchestra performed. New officers were installed: Mrs. J. B. Lambeth president, Mrs. L. C. King vice president, Miss Alliene Rigby secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Lambeth appointed committees to work with next year’s officers. The meeting saw good membership attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
L. C. King
Surratt
M. P
A. W. Honeycutt
Lexington
J. B. Lambeth
Alliene Rigby
Mills Home to Graduate Class of 39 at May Commencement
A class of 39 boys and girls will graduate from Mills Home school with commencement on May 17. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes will deliver the address and Dr. Feizer will give the baccalaureate sermon May 16. Most graduates plan college or nursing studies, with many enrolling in national reforestation camps. The school reports 497 current students after ten were placed elsewhere. The institution remains accredited and maintains state standing despite a shorter term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mills
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends 'Church
High Point
Feezer
Tabernacle Church
Raleigh
Welfare Expenditures For Thomasville In April
April welfare board report shows total expenditures of 4781.68 with 695 calls by Mrs. Paul Green. Aid reached 304 white and 151 colored families while 225 men on federal projects received employment. Sanitation work widened city ditches to curb mosquitoes, and a farm relocation plan targets self sufficiency through M R Gass of the Winston Salem Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Welfare Board
Paul Green
M. R. Gass
Winston-Salem Board of Trade
Hosiery Plant Plans Large Expansion
D R Baer, manager of Jac Feinberg Hosiery Mills, says the hosiery business looks good with more orders than can be filled. He plans to enlarge the plant and raise the workforce from 59 to 200 as soon as the addition is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostery Mill
D. R. Baer
Jac Feinberg Hosiery Mills
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Salisbury
Simmons
Slumber King
Holton
Salem Street
N. C
J. M. Black Lumber CO
N. G
Lexington and
Thomasville Townships
Court House
J. L. Gordon
City Grocery
W. Main and
Randolph S
LUX
Bennetts
Ike
Las
Weiners
Reeds
Dr. Grier
Wallburg
Cranford Hardware CO
Randolph Sts
American Legion Auxiliary
J. Jarrett
R. H. Phillips
Newton
Clarence Tomlinson
Mamie Harris
Frances Barbee
Monroe Bean
Lexington Avenue
Fred Gray
Mrs. Reddick
Kent Nance of
A. R. Swaim
Fisher Ferry
Davidson Medical Society
Elgin, Bulova
Hamilton
J. D. Ross
Salem
W. Rapp
R. H. Wilson
N. Y
M. C. Thomas Business College
Salem ST. Thomasville, N. C
Rose Marie
Beauty Shoppe
Salem St
Eugene Marcelling
Mary & Pg
Alace
Theatr
Buster Crabbe
Frances Dee
Charles Thurley
Stoneham
Carrol Lombard
Broadway
Rex Bell
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