Local notices and social events from Raeford area
Movements and visits. Mrs Cox and Mr J D Cox move near the Country club. Mrs Dinsmore of Hartford visits Raleigh health news. Mrs Burns undergoes appendicitis operation at Mary Elizabeth hospital Raleigh. PTA meeting November 5 1925 at 7 30 pm with program. MacDonald Macfester wedding announced for November 14 at Raeford Presbyterian Church. Mardi Carte club hosts bridge with yellow chrysanthemum decor. Little Miss Teague birthday party at Madison apartments. Tea and Topics and W O T club meetings with Edith Wharton program and NC College lectures notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Gratton Foy
Lewis Teague
Cap
Miss Teague
Sarah May
Charles Teague
Madison Apartments
W. O. T. Club
Mary Alexander
Charles M. Hauder
Miram Armentrout
J. D. Cox
W. C. Smith
Wadsworth
C. F. Tomlinson
C. M. Hauser
J. J. Farriss
H. A. Millis
T. W. Andrews
W. W. Dinsmore
Hartford, Conn
Tom Wrenn
Oscar Moffitt
Alexander
Minnie Alexander
Helen Long
Quo Vadis opens at American Theatre with Nero on screen
The film Quo Vadis from First National recreates the Roman arena with Nero era spectacle. Scenes show crowds in the amphitheater, lions and martyrs, and a dramatic chase before a final tableau. The piece is praised as a high fidelity adaptation of Sienkiewicz's novel.
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Nero
First National
Rome
Henry Sienkiewicz
City restricts trading area to curb apple peddlers
The city council last night amended the ordinance to ban apple and other produce sales in the heart of town. Washington Street from Wrenn to Steele Streets is designated a forbidden district to prevent congestion from outsiders selling produce.
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Washington Street
Wrenn
Steele Streets
Police Chief Reports 222 Arrests and 202 Convictions
The October report from Police Chief E. A. McGhee presented to the city council shows 222 arrests by the local police and 202 convictions handed down by the local court during the last month.
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E. A. McGhee
Officers Named for High Point Christian Service Club
Nominating committee in High Point meets in S C Clark’s office to select officers for the Christian service league. Nominees include S C Clark as president and John Abels as vice president with P Worth Bacon as secretary and Cecil Marriner as treasurer.
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High Point
Christian Service League
S. C. Clark
Main
Washington Streets
John Abels
P. Worth Bacon
Cecil Marriner
Gospel Team
Edgar Hartley
Logan Porter
W. F. Clayton
M. F. Crooks
Ht. S. Coffield
R. L. Proctor
L. F Sohnston
C. B. Solomon
C Robbins
Pocket Testament
Gang
Episcopal
L. R. Stewart
Wesley Memorial
A. Sherrod
Green Street Baptist
J. P. Laffoon
Mechanicsville
J. W. Montgomery
Reformed
J. W. Hedrick
English Street
Roy Gibson
Southside Baptist
J. W. Apple
East End
A. H. Holton
Pilgrim's Holiness
S. D. Powers
Highland Methodist
Friends
F. R. Taylor
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
A. E. Taplin
South Main Methodist
J. W. Clinard
Emmanuel Lutheran
E. W. Freeze
Welch Memorial
D. W. Cassady
West End Baptist
W. A. Moser
Mechanicsville Baptist
Reuben Clinard
Tabernacle
Ike Fifer
Spartanburg
S. C
Gospel Team of
Winston-Salem
The Mad Dancer at New Theater Tonight and Thursday
Ann Pennington the famous Ziegfeld dancer stars in The Mad Dancer opposite the Sheraton as two showings tonight at 7 and 9 with a matinee at 3:30 tomorrow. The cast includes Vincent Lopez and his jazz band and a celebrity supporting lineup.
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Ann Pennington
New Theater
Sheraton
Miss Pennington
Gamine
Vincent Lopez
Paris
Washington
Baba Cakes With Fruit Juices and Decorative Serving
Classic baba cakes made with yeast and flour form one loaf or rounds. The recipe includes pineapple juice dipping, whipped cream topping, and decorative fruit or maraschino cherry garnishes. Serve fresh for a sweets course and vary fruit juice with sugar and lemon or orange juice.
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Sally Lunn
England
Maryland Man Seeks High Point Opportunity After Letter
Thurmont Maryland resident J Quinn Florence praised High Point for beauty and progress. He asked the chamber for population rents wages home prices and investment prospects. He considers locating there as Frank Sizemore receives similar letters weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Quinn Florence
Thurmont
High Point
Frank Sizemore
Moral Code Shown At High Point High School
The High Point Rotary Club presented a decorated moral code to High Point High School for home rooms and the main hall. The rules were chosen by a committee appointed by Collier's National Weekly and educators nationwide contributed to the compilation.
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High Point Rotary Club
High Point High School
Collier’s National Weekly
Very Rev Edward R Dyer Dies At 71 In Baltimore
The Very Rev Edward R Dyer president of St Marys Seminary Baltimore died last night of heart disease aged 71 He joined the Society of St Sulphire in 1873 and became superior of St Marys in 1908 Born in Maryland in 1854 he was the first American superior of St Marys.
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Ecclesiastic
Baltimore
Edward R. Dyer
St. Mary's Seminary
Father Dyer
Society of St. Sulphire
St. Mary’s
Maryland
St. Marys
Argentine aviator begins New York flight route
On November 4 in Buenos Aires, Juillermo Hillcoat, an Argentine army aviator, took off at 5 10 this morning aiming for New York City via Peru Central America and Mexico City.
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Buenos Aires
Juillermo
Gang Plans Organization for Christ Across Community
More than 300 young men gathered at the First Presbyterian hut for a meeting that formed the "gang" and appointed a nominating committee to elect officers later. Speakers included Rev. George Stephens and "Brother Bill" Stephens who urged a goal of 1000 converts and daily prayer and Bible reading. Edgar Hartley and David Macfester highlighted Y M C A ties and campaign work.
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First Presbyterian Hut
George Stephens
Bill” Stephens
David Macfester
Tabernacle
Brit Armfield
Armfield
Edgar Hartley
Y. M. Co
Bill’ Stephens
United States
Bill
Christ
Jesus Christ
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Mrs. Cox
Mrs. J. D. Cox
Country Club
Mrs. Dinsmore
W. H. Ragan
Lindsay Street
Dr. Dinsmore
Srimes Street
Parent-Teacher’s Association
W. B. Davis
Elmore
T. A. Sykes
M. T. Hicks
Macdonald-Macjester
Neill A. MacDonald
Lois
Presbyterian Church
Raeford
North Carolina
Mardi Carte Club
Douglas
A. G. Douglas
Montlieu Avenue
W. C. Phillips
W. W. Idol
Uni
Paul Green
Elizabeth Lay Green
Edith Wharton
Idol
J. W. Wilson
Phillips
R. M. Andrews
J. H. Hannah
J. B. Marsh
H. D. Sears
L. F. Voorhees
J. Vassie Wilson
B. R. Thurman
Norfolk
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
Rollins
Saturday Evening Post
UIT
North Main Street
American Theater
Council
Christian Service Club
Men’s Organization
Lydia LE Baron Walker
Howell Electric Co
North Wrenn Street
Maan
Chevrolet
Sheraton Motor Co
Wrenn St
Putnam
Uality
Wallace Freeman
Burgess Bros
Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Cecil
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