Search For Cornwallis Buried Gold Near Battleground
Three men dig a 14 foot hole while a grey headed man argues over a possible find. The group, including Unk Caldwell and Mr. Rumble, debate whether an object is a rifle barrel or just a log amid muddy spoil.
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Furman Bisher
Treasure Hound Finds Guilford County Dig For Cornwallis Loot
James N. Rumble and associates hunt for a legendary gold cache said to be buried by Lord Cornwallis near Greensbor o two miles off Friendly Road. Using a radioscope that signals near metal, they began excavation after an old shovel was found, amid junglelike woods and prior failed attempts.
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James N. Rumble
Guilford County
Greensboro
Lord Cornwallis
Guilford Court House
Mr. Rumble
I. M. Lassiter
City Transfer and Storage Company
G. F. Field
High Point
Hancock Estate
Rumble
Branchville
S. C
Revival services announced at Church of God
Evangelist ER Lucille Allen of Georgia conducts revival services at the Church of God on Clinton and Redding Streets. Miss Tessie Dudding provides special music. Public invited nightly. Sunday School at 9 45 am and sermon by Rev C B Sullivan at 11 am.
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Lucille Allen
Georgia
Church of God
Clinton and
Redding Streets
Miss Allen
Tessie Dudding
C. B. Sullivan
Dr Blakely Offered Presidency of Queens Chicora College
Charlotte May 20. Dr Hunter Bryson Blakely Jr pastor of the First Presbyterian church Staunton Va invited to become president of Queens Chicora College succeeding Dr W H Frazer who resigned He will告announce his decision May 29 Blakely 45 a Lancaster D C native earned AB from Erskine 1914 MA from Princeton 1918 and studied at Princeton Theological Seminary since then Married Mary Morris July 15 1919.
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Lancaster
D. C
Erskine College
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mary Morris
Willington
Teacher Training Classes Begin at First Baptist
Beginning tomorrow at 7 30 p m and each weeknight through Friday, training classes will be held at First Baptist Church this city. Four books form the new diploma course: The Books We Teach, When Do Teachers Teach, Personal Factors in Character Building, Building a Standard Sunday School. Classes welcome teachers officers and all interested persons.
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First Baptist Church
Conrad
A. G. Burrus
A. Lincoln Falk
Ralph W
Slate
Highway Deaths in North Carolina Rise in May
North Carolina highway fatalities reached 70 in May, lifting year to date deaths to 257, compared with 69 deaths in April 1938 and 248 in the first four months of last year. Director Ronald Hocutt cited higher registrations and multi fatality crashes as causes while total accidents fell from 678 to 575 and injuries from 611 to 546. Among the dead were 19 adult pedestrians, 11 child pedestrians, and 5 bicycle riders.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ronald Hocutt
Highway Safety Division
Randolph Sick List from Asheboro Hospital
Randolph Hospital releases weekly record with patient admissions including Elisha Yow Mozelle Trotter and others from Asheboro Ramseur and Steeds. Discharges include Edna Buie Ruby Sillman and Lucy Raines. Births include daughters to Vickers Jones Holt families in Steeds and Ramseur.
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Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Elisha Yow
Mozelle Trotter
Nettie Linville
Myrtle Luck
Alice Rachel Frazier
Johnnie Ingram
Louise Holt
Earline
R. A. Vickers
Steeds
N. C
Martha Jean
Lawrence Jones
Ramseur
N. C. Ason
D. W. Holt, Jr
D. W. Holt
Observations on Yadkin River Week Ending May 19
Murray and Floor Inc for the City of High Point present weekly river observations at Clemmons. Mean temperature 60.2 F, high 85 F on the 18th, low 36 F on the 15th. Humidity 72.3 percent average with 92 percent on the 13th and 57 percent on the 19th. Precipitation 0.26 inches. River stages ranged from a high 2.60 ft on the 15th to a low 3.22 ft on the 19th.
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Murray and Floor, Inc
High Point
Clemmons
Styers Ferry
Yadkin River
Cub Achievement Night Planned for Monday at Ray Street School
The Cubs of the Presbyterian Church Pack and the Ray Street School Pack meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Ray Street School auditorium to receive awards re register for next year and discuss summer plans. Den mothers listed include Mesdames Hudson Spaugh MacKintosh Lindley Strickland Deal and more. Scout masters McGahey Delk Smith and Harbinson will receive the Cubs. Public invited. records due to den mothers beforehand. A ship carried 784000 pounds of butter from Africa to England.
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Presbyterian Church Pack
Ray Street
Mesdames
Homer Hudson
W. L Spaugh
C. G. MacKintosh
P. E. Lindley
Geddie Strickland
C. H. Deal
Phil Warner
J. N. Thomas
Robert Blackburn
Rufus Russell
Cubs
Fred Swartzberg
Bobby Stone
Bobby Allred
Billy Spaugh
John Thomas
Bobby Koontz
Chas. McGahey
O. Delk Smith
Ralph Harbinson
WPA to Cut 64,000 WPA Jobs in Seven Southern States
In Atlanta a regional WPA meeting reported President Roosevelt seeks 4.5 billion for next year, limiting federal work to about 2 million nationwide and about 256,000 in Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee this coming year.
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Atlanta
WPA
Howard C. Hunter
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Malcolm J. Miller
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Hunter
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