Club honors tonsil removal project for 20 children
The American Business Club announced completion of a program to remove tonsils and adenoids from 20 children. Dr. Phillips Davis and colleagues performed the operations at Guilford General Hospital with club funds. A follow up on child recovery is planned and the group endorsed the Cooperative Converts Association. Also noted were upcoming club activities and list of guests at the dinner.
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Worthy
American Business Club
Phillips Davis
Elwood
Davis
W. K. McCain
George T. Wood
Guilford General Hospital
Cooperative Converts Association
James S. Moffitt
W. E. Mitchell
Byron A. Haworth
Charles W. McAnally
A. B. Club
City Lake
A. H. Graham
Professor Brook N Heart Answers Reader Questions
A column by Professor Brook N Heart offers humorous, practical replies to readers. Topics include bullying advice for a 21-year-old, pushing a stuck car with a horse, tombstone inscription ideas for a pet dog, digging a well, and a note about Elliott Major Scott's naming by Missouri lawmakers in 1918 along with a butterfly egg observation.
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Brook N. Heart
P. G
Elliott Major Scott
Washburn
Missouri
Elliott Major
Wilson to Speak at E. E. Meeting in Thomasville
Plans are set for the annual Christian Endeavor gathering in Thomasville with about three hundred youths to meet at Community M P church. George F. Wilson of the Southern Christian Endeavor will lead a round table at 6 30 p m, followed by a 7 30 banquet and an 8 30 mass meeting. Rev Kendall B Shoffner and Rev Mr Allman will preside and Wilson continues a state tour after a rally in Winston Salem.
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George H. Wilson
Christian Endeavor
Thomasville
M. P
Christian Endeavor Workers of Churches
Kendall B. Shoffner
George F. Wilson
Allman
Southern
Winston-Salem
Gga
Collect Debt With Gun Arrests Near New Bern
Will ie Jones asked Ed Sutton and Sim Dawson Jr to help push his stuck car. They charged 50 cents and took money at gunpoint, Jones claimed. Sutton and Dawson were held on $600 bonds each for magistrate court.
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New Bern
Willie Jones
Ed Sutton
Sim Dawson, Jr
Jones
Sutton
Dawson
Man Slugged and Robbed by Two Negroes
Leaksville police report Rankin Barnes lone furniture store clerk assaulted when two Black men demanded cash. He was knocked unconscious and suffered a broken rib. $15 missing from the cash box, case under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaksville
High Point cooperative concert series membership drive
The High Point Cooperative Concert Association will open its second annual membership drive at a Monday 6:30 dinner at Wesley Memorial Church. Officers civic leaders and a New York campaign manager will plan to reach 1000 members this week and build support from civic clubs. The season featured Agnes Davis the Barrere Little Symphony and the Russian Male Quartet.
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High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Wesley Memorial Church
New York
Cooperative Concert Associations
Agnes Davis
Barrere Little Symphony
Tries To Kill Man Found With His Wife
Homer Sellars surrendered at the county jail claiming he killed a man after discovering him with his wife. Officers said Sellars beat Shep Norton in the face with a 50 pound tool chest at Sellars home. Norton was found alive and hospitalized.
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Laurinburg
Homer Sellars
Shep Norton
Sellar
Norton
Sellars
Kirkman to Appeal Election Case
Fred A. Kirkman of Mt. Airy said he would appeal to the attorney general from a state board of elections ruling barring him as a candidate for the state senate. The board upheld an agreement for alternating candidates between Stokes and Surry counties in the 23rd district.
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Winston-Salem
Fred A. Kirkman
Mt. Airy
State Board of Elections
Senate
Election Board
Stokes
Surry
Boger Resigns From Local School Post
W J Boger Jr former business manager at Lenoir Rhynes College resigns as principal of McIver grammar school in Kannapolis to take a position with Cannon Mills company.
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Kannapolis
W. J. Boger, Jr
Lenoir-Rhynes College
McIver Grammar School
Cannon Mills Company
Thomasville B P W elects Miss Margaret Thompson head
Thomasville May 20 Special Election of officers for the coming year at the Thomasville Business and Professional Women's club dinner meeting at the Community church dining room. Margaret Thompson elected president succeeding Mrs Vera Green Phillips with Eloise Ward as vice president and other officers named.
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Thomasville
Thompson
Statesville
Eloise Ward
Adolf Hitler
Hunter Burton
Woman's Missionary
Local Social Notes Update From Marion and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Neil Mace and Misses Lyla Mace and Julia Bell Foster visit relatives in Marion after a weekend with Mrs. J. A. Zeigler. Evelyn Baker visits Winston-Salem friends. Rev. H. W. Mater and wife of Toronto Ohio attend the Quadrennial in High Point while visiting former neighbors. Mills Newton of Danville spends weekend with his parents on Lexington road. Charles Parkin of Mebane stays with T. J. Covington on West Main. Henry Rapp hospitalized at City Memorial for treatment after transfer from home. Mrs. H. R. Kyser returns from Rocky Mount with daughter Kitty. Mrs. Fred Gaither and son Fred Jr. guests of G. W. Bodenheimer. Mrs. Forest Grimes and daughter Ann return from Roaring River. Miss Inez McNeill to visit. Miss Effie Lambe, formerly of Thomasville, visits Miss Elsie Doxey at Baywood hotel. Mr. and Mrs. David MacJester and daughters Mary Lois and Jerry Neal spend weekend in Wadesboro.
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Neil Mace
Lyla Mace
Julia Bell Foster
Marion
8. C
J. A. Zeigler
School Avenue
Evelyn Baker
Winston-Salem
H. W. Mater
Toronto
Ohio
High Point
Mills Newton
Danville
J. D. Newton
Lexington Road
Charles Parkin
Mebane
T. J. Covington
West Main Street
Henry Rapp
City Memorial
H. R. Kyser
Rocky Mount
Kitty Kyser
Fred Gaither
Fred, Jr
North Wilkesboro
Gaither
G. W. Bodenheimer
Forest Grimes
Ann
Roaring River
T. J. McNeill
Grimes
Inez McNeill
Effie Lambe
Thomasville
Elsie Doxey
Baywood Hotel
David MacJester
Daugsters
Mary Lois
Jerry Neal
Wadesboro
Amateur Boxers To Shoot the Works
In Chicago 16 amateur boxers meet in eight bouts at the Chicago stadium as they seek a place on the American Olympic boxing team. Winners become the Olympic team with eight alternates to sail July 15, chosen by the Olympic committee afterward.
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Chicago
Berlin
Nude man evades capture in South Carolina chase
A wild man, nude except for shoes, pursued two youths near Spartangburg at night but the youths escaped. Police report a similar suspect described in Greenville County after allegedly holding a 13 year old prisoner for over an hour Saturday.
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Spartangurg
8. C
Lower Greenville
Freeman says he is alive after 87 foot fall in Beverly
Beverly Massachusetts May 20 George Freeman a steeplejack declares he is alive and still climbing despite local reports of his death after an 87 foot fall and is ready to prove he is uninjured and at work again.
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Beverly
Mass
George Freeman
Freeman
Divorce of Count de Charsefoot Laubat and Margaret Brown
Paris May 20 authorities announced the divorce of Count Francois de Charsefout Laubat and his wife formerly Margaret Brown of Wilson North Carolina. The couple wed in Nash County North Carolina on November 30 1929.
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Paris
Francois de Charsefout Laubat
Margaret Brown
Wilson, N. C
Nash County
North Carolina
Chicago Produce Prices Steady for Butter and Eggs
Butter at 12 890 steady while eggs show a strong 36 155 drop next to mentions of local extra firsts graded and storage packed lots. Prices labeled as current receipts and storage packed sections indicate varied market activity in regional Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Jones to Speak in Raleigh Thursday Night
Representative Marvin Jones of Texas, chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture, will be the principal speaker here Thursday night at the Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Newell Advances as Miley Is Eliminated in Southport Golf
In Southport England Marion Miley, sole American in the women's golf champs, falls to favorite Newell in the morning quarterfinals. Miley started strong but faltered with three sixes and five over par, losing key holes on the 14th and 15th. Kathleen Garnham Barton and Molly Gourlay also win, setting up an all England final against Newell in the afternoon.
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Southport
Eng
Marion Miley
Newell
Mise Miley
Molly Gourlay
Jean Hamilton
She Newell
City 18 Sued Concord Water Board in Fatal Ditch Collapse
The estate of Smith sues Concord and the water board over a ditch collapse on July 4. The filing names the city council and board of water commissioners as defendants in a suit stemming from the incident.
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Concord
Board and Water Commiss
Smith
Farmers' Night Highlighted by Chamber of Commerce
Congressman Jones with Representative D Cooley of this district promoted the Chamber of Commerce event Farmers' Night, drawing attention to agricultural business interests and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Congressman Jones
Representa Old D. Cooley
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