Believed Bunny I Boat Burned Near Georgetown
Southport dispatches report a burned craft two miles from Georgetown identified by informants as the Bunny I. Secretary of State W G Taylor and E R Pusey were aboard October 23 out of Southport toward Florida. Only three men aboard. weather improved after refueling.
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Norfolk
Pawley’s Island
Norfolk Dispatch
Fort Caswell
Cape Fear River
Dr. I. T. Mann Hosts Birthday Dinner
Dr. I. Thurman Mann celebrated his birthday with a dinner at his Johnson street home. About six friends attended the event including Dr. Houston B. Hiatt Dr. J. W. Slate Vassie Wilson Kenneth Price Garnett Pollock and J. P. Rawley as guests.
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Dr. I. T. Mann
Dr. I. Thurman Mann
Johnson Street
Mann
Houston B. Hiatt
J. W. Slate
Vassie Wilson
Kenneth Price
Garnett Pollock
J. P. Rawley
Olcott Improves at Ann Arbor Hospital
Chauncey Olcott, seriously ill at St. Joseph's hospital in Ann Arbor, was reported resting easily this morning. Doctors expressed doubt about his recovery.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Chauncey Olcott
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Missing Bunny II Believed Burned At Sea, Crew Lost
Savannah reports definite info that the yacht Bunny II carrying Wilmington notables was burned at sea. Captain J F Davis said the burned hulk was found near Murrells Inlet with rabbit head insignia on bow, no bodies seen. Other notices say the vessel ashore near Georgetown and Newport News confirms loss of all aboard.
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J. F. Davis
Norfolk
Mary A. Sharp
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United States Coast Guard
Yamacraw
Murrell’s Inlet
Georgetown
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Murrell
Newport News
T. S. Phillips
Florida
Beaufort
N. C
Bunny II
Phillips
E. R. Pusey
Southport
First Baptist Revival Sees Strong Attendance
Revival services at the First Baptist Church continue with growing interest. Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson preached on Daniel in the lion's den as a large congregation heard another splendid sermon and several individuals professed religion and joined the church.
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First Baptist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
Daniel
Lion’s den
Experience Meeting At Wes ley Memorial Church
Tonight at 7 30 an old fashioned Methodist experience meeting will be held in the main auditorium of Wesley Memorial church. Dr E K Mc Larty the church pastor announced plans to make the prayer meeting a service of this kind and a large attendance is expected.
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Wesley Memorial Church
E. K. McLarty
North Carolina Stands Well Up As Hard Surface Road Builders
North Carolina shows strong progress in hard surface road construction with statewide and county surfaced miles nearing 495000 by end of 1925. The report cites 128347 state surfaced miles and 339558 county miles totaling 467905, plus 31541 miles surfaced in 1924 and 236294 miles graded or drained by end of 1924.
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Sheraton Motor Distributes Dinner for Top Sales
The Sheraton Motor Company held a banquet in Sedgefield for North Wrenn Street staff and sales team. General Manager C. F. Mendenhall commended the force for selling 78 cars in October and noted many were pre-owned due to Chevrolet supply limits. Joe Welborn won a $50 bonus for September top sales.
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Sheraton Motor Company
White Way Motor Company
North Wrennreet
Sedgefield
CC. F. Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Salient Point
Chevrolet
High Point
Dan RK. Schroder
Joe Welborn
Sheraton Motor
Carolinas
High Point Adopts Dog Hydrophobia Immunization Ordinance
High Point voters are to require dog immunization against hydrophobia starting January 1, 1926. The move follows rabid dog incidents cited by Councilman Grayson and cites near 80 percent efficacy of human treatment versus nearly 100 percent dog vaccination. A certificate from a registered veterinarian will be needed, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Greensboro
High Point
Grayson
Japan
North Carolina
Coolidge To Place Wreath On Armistice Unknown Soldier Tomb
President Coolidge will follow the established custom by placing a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier on Armistice Day. The ceremony aligns with years of tradition to honor war dead.
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Washington
Coolidge
Police plan tourist friendly traffic rules in High Point
Next week High Point police will issue welcome cards to tourists who break local parking or traffic laws. Chiefs instructions from E A Moe Ghee promise courteous treatment and explanations on the card to improve the city’s image for visitors.
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E. A. Moe Ghee
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