Mann Drug Store No 2 to Open in New North Main Building
Mann Drug Company will open its No 2 store Friday at 2 pm in a new two story North Main Street building built by Parham and Carr. The tan sandstone and marble facade features a 22 foot fountain and modern interior with terrazzo floors. The store, one of seven in the chain, will offer prescriptions delivery curb service and promotional specials with souvenirs for opening day.
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Mann Drug Store No
Mann Drug Company, Inc
North Main Street
R. G. Garland
Parham and Carr
Tyson Ferree
A. M. Hopkins
New York City
High Point
Greensboro
Thomasville
Kannapolis
Burlington
Reidsville
D. A. Dowdy
C. W. McAnally
C. E
Kernersville Commencement Exercises Ended
In Kernersville on May 23 an audience filled the school auditorium for the annual commencement. Rev C W Glosson gave the baccalaureate on character and sharing possessions. Awards were presented by Rev C R B Way and diplomas given by Rev Walter H Allen to 22 graduates.
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Kernersville
C. W. Glosson
First Baptist Church
J. R. Blackwell
C. RB. Way
Cherry Street
Revival Services Set at Kernersville Baptist Church
Revival services led by Rev J S Hopkins of Waynesville and Argie Wood of High Point begin Monday May 27 at Kernersville Baptist Church. Hopkins will preach twice daily and Wood will direct song services. Evening prayers start at 7 45. Morning worship times to be announced.
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Kernersville
J. S. Hopkins
Waynesville
Argie Wood
High Point
Kernersville Baptist Church
C. W. Glosson
Hopkins
Mr. Wood
John T. Ring Legion Post Plans Tonight Meeting
John T. Ring Post No. 36 American Legion will hold a meeting at the community house tonight, announced by commander Grover C. Bodenhamer. Tomorrow night officers will be elected and delegates to the North Carolina Department convention in High Point next month will be chosen. A large attendance is expected.
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Kernersville
John T. Ring
American Legion
Grover C. Bodenhamer
North Carolina Department of the American Legion
High Point
Poppy Day Appeal Urges Veterans to Wear Memorial Poppy
Harry Plemming of the Andrew Jackson Post American Legion calls all veterans and citizens to wear a memorial poppy on Poppy Day, May 25. He recalls World War I battles, 50,000 Americans killed, thousands wounded, and urges support for the living through generous contributions to fund flowers and aid for families impacted by war.
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Harry Plemming
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
France
United States
America
Asheboro City Schools Close Week of Evening Programs
Asheboro city schools close this week with nightly programs at Fayetteville Street auditorium. The week begins with a sermon by Dr. Cothran G. Smith, followed by a church group play, then a pageant Let Youth Speak by the graduating class. Dr. Allen K. Manchester of Duke University will deliver the graduation address Thursday.
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Asheboro
Fayetteville Street
Cothran G. Smith
Allen K. Manchester
Duke University
Thom asville Rotary hears tobacco representative
Carelton Sawyer of Philip Morris Tobacco Company spoke at the Thom asville Rotary Club meeting at the Woman's Club. He traced the U S tobacco industry from early colonial use to its current status as a $1.5 billion annual sector, noting 10 percent government revenue from tobacco and farmers receiving about 15 percent of manufacturing costs. women smoke about one third of cigarettes.
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Thomasville
Carelton Sawyer
Philip Morris Tobacco Company of
New York
Sawyer
Sanitary Project Wins Approval in Randolph
In Asheboro North Carolina on May 23 the $168 000 WPA sanitary project for North Asheboro Central Falls was approved by telegram to Waldo Cheek attorney for the sanitary district The telegram said the project is approved awaiting President Roosevelt's signature Residents of the district also voted a bond issue of 750 on June 1 the final step before work can begin
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Asheboro
North
Asheboro Central Falls
Waldo Cheek
Sanitary District
Ture
Roosevelt
Cave in kills man and injures worker in repair effort
A cave in at a water main repair site trapped workers near Boone yesterday. Paul R. Own 24 was killed and Odell B field suffered serious injuries.
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Cave IN
Man Boone
Cain
Paul R
Odell
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Mr. Glossen
Mann Drugg Company
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Mann Drag Company
Gray Concrete and Pipe CO
Ville, N. C
Thomasville Club
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Mann Drug Company
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High Point, N.C
Dextone
Mosai Saabs
Arnold Stone CO
Greensboro, N.C
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