Deaths in Zion area Thomasville John Jordan 73
John Jordan, 73, farmer of Zion section Thomasville route 1, died at home Sunday night after a yearlong illness. Survived by three sisters Mrs Emma Proctor and Mrs Isaac Teague of High Point route 2 and Mrs Ed Hilton of Thomasville route 1, a half-brother Cramer Jordan route 1, Thomasville, and a half-sister. Funeral held at Pinewood Methodist Episcopal church this morning at 10 with burial in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
John Jordan
Zion
Emma Proctor
Isaac Teague
High Point
Ed. Hilton
Cramer Jordan
Pinewood Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Afraid to Love ye Chapter XXIV
Sybil dreams of a lavish wedding while thinking of Bob and a dangerous truth about Joan Barrett, daughter of a San Quentin executed murderer. A late call from San Francisco prompts Philip to send Joh Barrett material by air. Sybil plans to reveal the secret to Uncle John to spare Bob pain tonight. She heads to Uncle John’s with urgent resolve before morning.
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Sybil
Bob
San Francisco
Philip
New York
Barrett
Thomas Barrett
San Quentin
Joan
Mall
Watson
Joan Barrett
Bob Andrewsa
John
Flapper Fanny Encounters Uncle John’s Death Scene
Flapper Fanny avoids Norton and goes to Uncle John’s house where she discovers him dead in the living room. The front door is ajar and a scream erupts as Sybil reacts to the fatal tableau. The mood hints at murder and family complicity.
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Uncle John
Joan Barrett
Jennings
Joan
Sybil
Mr. Norton
North Carolina to spend all ad funds outside state
Raleigh May 18 All of North Carolina's new advertising fund of 125000 a year will be spent in publications outside the state. The North Carolina Press association urged the Board of Conservation and Development to use every dollar nationwide, with officials noting the campaign will be modest and gradual.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
State Board of Conservation and Development
Conservation Department
The
Conservation Board
Paul Kelly
Mrs John C Ingold dies after three months illness
Mrs John C Ingold aged 73 of North Fayetteville street Asheboro died yesterday after a three month illness. She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs H B Cousins a son Connie Ingold seven grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Mrs C E Allen of Asheboro and Mrs Nettie Kivett of Thomasville and two brothers C A Blair of Greensboro and A B Blair of Asheville. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 3 pm at Asheboro Methodist Episcopal church with burial at Pleasant Ridge Christian church cemetery.
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Asheboro
John C. Ingold
North Fayetteville Street
H. B. Cousins
Connie Ingold
C. E. Allen
Nettie Kivett
Thomasville
C. A. Blair
Greensboro
A. B. Blair
Asheville
Asheboro Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleasant Ridge Christian Church
Charters Granted to Henderson and Greensboro Firms
Thad Pure secretary of state issued charters to Carolina Club Gardens Inc of Henderson and Dixie-Lina Dairies Inc of Greensboro. The Henderson firm will own restaurants cafes and hotels with 300 of 25000 authorized capital. Incorporators are O T Hobgood Edith L Hobgood and Joseph C Hobgood Jr of Oxford. Greensboro investors subscribed 300 of 50000 authorized for the dairy.
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Raleigh
Thad Pure
Carolina Club Gardens, Inc
Henderson
Dixie-Lina Dairies, Inc
Greensboro
O. T. Hobgood
Edith L. Hobgood
Joseph C. Hobgood
Oxford
W. T. James
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief
Advert reads Moone's Emerald Oil claiming rapid relief from aching swollen feet with an absolute satisfaction guarantee. It asserts pain vanishes in minutes and odor disappears after several applications, available at many stores with assurances of money back.
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Moone
Manny
Tauapantees
Commencement Exercises Begin in Thomasville
The Thomasville school district launches graduation week with an inquiring sermon by Dr. O T Binkley at First Baptist Chapel Hill, urging personal responsibility. Class events include a Gypsies for a Day play, seventh grade promotion, and graduation Thursday with about 55 seniors receiving diplomas.
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Thomasville
O. T. Binkley
First Baptist Church
Binkley
Christ
Main Street
H. R. Culp
L. L. Gobbel
Greensboro College
Clyde A. Erwin
North Carolina
Grave Joke Sparks Suit In Constantinople
A barber in Constantinople was jailed for eight days after playing a macabre practical joke on a grave digger. He told the man his wife had died and asked him to prepare a grave then revealed she was alive. The terrified widow later realizes a glove connects to a prior meeting.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Han riot 220 military plane dazzles at French air show
The feature attraction, the Han riot 220, carries a three member crew and two 450 horsepower motors. It reportedly reaches 310 mph and climbs to 26 250 feet in 10 minutes.
North Carolina peach crop forecast shows reduced yield
Raleigh May 18 reports indicate Carolina peach growers expect only 48 percent of a full crop with forecasts around 4 364,000 bushels about 15 percent below last year. Prospects are strongest in sandhill areas while Georgia shows poorer outlook. Officials warn to ensure peaches ship with acceptable arsenic lead residues and to avoid illegal sales.
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Raleigh
Randall Etheridge
Cement of Agriculture
Etheridge
Sandhill
Georgia
Department Agriculture Statistics Division
State Department of Agricultu
State Department of A
Goodrich Zep Hangar Expansion Shifts Daily
The Akron Ohio Goodrich Zep hangar grows six inches each day causing a perceptible shift in the structure. The vast building sometimes creates an indoor rainlike atmosphere as it expands.
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Goodrich Zep
Akron, O
Chesterfield Advertisement Claims More Pleasure Daily
Up-to-the-minute methods and finer ingredients claim Chesterfield gives more pleasure to more people. The ad touts pure cigarette paper and mild ripe aromatic tobaccos aged two years or more to position Chesterfield as outstanding.
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Flapper
By Sylvia
Cowans
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Mrs. John
Ingold
Lakehurst
N. J
Olonel J. Monroe Johnson
Department of Commerce
Paris
Johnson
U. S. Naval Air Station
Chapel Hill
Erwin
Lacostr & Myeas Tosacco Co
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