Bible study groups and social notices from May events
Local notices describe Gene Lamont, Lottie Holden and Alfred Bible study groups meeting with host families on various days with topics from First John and Matthew. May Day celebrations at Mrs. Goolsby and a large birthday party for Margaret Sechrest are noted along with a DAR meeting, officer elections, and reports from the National Congress in Washington.
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Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
First John
Revolutionary Events in Missouri Lecture Draws Interest
A program featuring a lecture on Revolutionary Events in Missouri was well received. The speaker described Missouri as Mother of the West and Founder of the States. Hostesses offered frozen fruit salad sandwiches and tea after the meeting. Hubert M. Bryant underwent a tonsil operation at Burrus Clinic this morning.
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Missouri
MR Bryant
Hubert M. Bryant
Burrus Clinic
Carter Daltons and relatives enjoy weekend at Gold Medal Orchard
Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton and children spent the week end at the Gold Medal Orchard in Wilkes county. George A Bryant of George A Bryant Shoe company Greensboro was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hubert M Bryant and children Bobby and Paul with Mrs Viola Warford of Lexington spent the week end in Durham.
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Carter Dalton
Wilkes County
George A. Bryant
The
Hubert M. Bryant
Bobby and
Paul
Viola Warford
Lexington
Durham
Bryants host guests as they attend Guilford commencement
Mrs Hoyt Harris and her daughter Betty Joe depart for Guilford College to attend Guilford high school commencement. They will visit Ms Clara Goolsby, Guilford high school faculty member, then Mrs Harris will stay with her sister and return with her to spend the summer with her parents, the Goolsbys.
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Hoyt Harris
Betty Joe
Guilford College
Guilford High School
Harris
Clara Goolsby
Miss Goolsby
R. F. Goolsby
Dr Poteat to Speak at State Golden Chain Exercises
Dr William Lewis Poteat emeritus president of Wake Forest College will be principal speaker at the Golden Chain State College senior honor society annual link day exercises on Thursday at 6 pm on the campus near the memorial tower. The ceremony taps 12 juniors for outstanding campus contributions and traditionally features a prominent official or church leader.
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Wake Forest
Raleigh
William Lewis Poteat
Wake Forest College
Golden Chain
N. C. State College
Memorial Tower
Golden Chain ceremony links at sun dial memorial
A speaker described a club organized to promote State College traditions and form new customs. The sun dial near the memorial tower will host Golden Chain ceremonies forming an endless chain. Members include Hibbard of New Bern, Greaves-Walker of Raleigh, Young of Raleigh, Bor oughs of Bethal, Hutchinson of Summerville, Evans of South Africa, Helden of Wilmington, Shapard of Griffin, Outen of Mount Holly, Grang of Wilmington, Moore of Le noir, Albright of Greensboro, with several faculty members and Governor Gardner among honorary members.
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Memorial Tower
Charles EB. Hibbard
New Bern
A. N. Greaves-Walker
Raleigh
H. J. Young, Jr
H. H. Boroughs
Bethal
Dan H. Hutchinson
Summerville
S. C
FiveYearOld Girl Dies From Auto Crash Near Winston
Edith Evelyn Shelton five daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shelton died at a hospital in Winston Salem from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by P Cockerain near her home on the old Lexington road four miles from the city. Cockerain was arrested and posted bond of fifteen hundred dollars for trial.
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Winston-Salem
Edith Evelyn Shelton
John Shelton
Forsyth-Davidson County
P. O. Cockerain
Lexington Road
Cockeran
Largest Bell in the World Reported at Moscow
The great bell of Moscow is described as the largest bell in the world with a circumference of 68 feet, a height of 21 feet, and a weight of 443 772 pounds.
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Moscow
North Carolina State to Sell 32 Acres to Meredith College
The state agreed to sell 32 acres of Polk prison farm land to Meredith College at 500 dollars per acre. The council of state approved the deal with 10 percent cash and nine annual notes. The state will keep cultivating the land until full payment and possession passes only after full payment.
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Council of State
College
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