Raid at tourist camp targets alleged illegal lodging
Early Sunday a raid on a city tourist camp near the Thomas d intersection found six couples present. authorities sought a warrant for operator Artinger on charges of maintaining an orderly place. Bond set at 200 dollars. multiple guests named, including Floyd Pent and Zelda Moore, with two African American individuals alleged to be involved.
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Thomasd
Uting
Parkjek
Fmes
Floyd Pent
South Main Street
Hee
Weat Ray
Edwards
Ruby Snider
J. HB. Ingram
Wrenn
Kate
Franklin Street
Lam
Burling- Rogers
Greens
R. Nelson
Flint
Zelda Moore
Zm Reed
Arthur Spaugh
Pate
Members of Ference Vote On Athletic Rule Change
Report from a January session shows six new members of an athletic council undecided on Fletcher's proposal for uniform entrance requirements. Several college athletic directors expressed mixed views while opponents prepared to resist next month. Some were unsure of their stance and referenced regional differences in policy.
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Pst
Gaines
Jers
Fletcher
Graham
H. Harth
South Carolina
Eams Beaten Class But Some Ties In Week of Contests
The report lists a busy schedule with Michigan State facing Illinois and Indiana, plus Iowa. teams like Missouri and Iowa State in line for showdowns. Other matchups include Texas A and M, Centenary, Baylor, and Sam Houston, as well as Armistice events and the Santa Clara doubleheader.
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Sas
Centenary
Baylordahoma A
Sam Housers
Texas A
Francisco
Southern Methodist
Special Marian Martin Pattern 9060 for Winter Frock
The pattern 9060 offers a demure Marian Martin frock with chic sleeves and a flared skirt suitable for winter. Sizes 12 through 42 are listed with fabric guidance and a diagrammed sew chart. Order details and pricing for the pattern and pattern book are provided.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N .Y
Southeastern Conference Pairings Highlight Spread
Louisiana faces Auburn as Alabama meets Georgia Tech while Vanderbilt meets Tennessee and Tulane squares off Georgia. Florida meets Sewanee and Kentucky plays Clemson in the Southern Conference. Colorado University Utah State matchup joins Western State against Colorado College and Denver versus Brigham Young in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Southeastern
Louisiana
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Tulane
Georgia
Florida
Sewanee
Kentucky
Clemson
Rocky Mountain
Colorado University
Utah State
Denver
Brigham Young
Greeley
Colorado State
Western State
Colorado College
Butler Stars Die In Separate Auto Accidents
INDIANAPOLIS Nov 9 Butler University students Spero Costas 21 Canton Ill captain and quarterback of the football team is dead and Arthur Congreve 25 Indianapolis captain of the basketball team is in critical condition with a fractured skull from separate crashes Saturday night within a few hours of each other the school mourns the loss of two star athletes.
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Indianapolis
Butler University
Indiana
Spero Costas
Canton
Ill
Arthur Congreve
Sampled Whisky Found Water Sparks Gun Fight
Two men were wounded in Charlotte in a gun fight over whisky samples. Knuckley, wounded thrice, lay in hospital. W L Elmore, 86, was arrested on assault with intent to kill after being shot in the leg. The men blamed self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Knuckley
W. L. Elmore
Elmore
Southern Railway Adds Florida Sunbeam Train This Winter
Florida Sunbeam to run Cincinnati to St. Petersburg on a 27 hour schedule with through sleepers from Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Cincinnati. The train will operate this winter starting December 10 11 with northbound and southbound departures via Miami St. Petersburg and Tampa ending in Cincinnati.
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Atlanta
Navy
Florida
F. L. Jenkins
Southern Railway System
Washington, D. C
Florida Sunbeam
Cincinnati
St. Petersburg
Southern Railway
Sunbeam
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Macon
West Palm Beach
Miami
Tampa
Textile Operator James P. Gossett Dies at 76 in Williamston
James P. Gossett, 76, pioneer southern textile operator and longtime leader, died Sunday in a Greenville hospital. He chaired Gossett Mills in Anderson and Calhoun Falls, led Chadwick Hoskins in Charlotte, and presided over the American Cotton Manufacturers association. He helped found the Cotton Textile Institute and served as director of the South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers association and Piedmont and Northern railway, plus trusteeship at Furman University. He built the Williamston mill in 1900 and expanded his enterprises thereafter.
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Williamston
James P. Gossett
Pioneer Southern
Greenville
Gossett Mills
Anderson
Calhoun Falls
Chadwick Hoskins Group
Charlotte
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
The
Cotton Textile Institute, Inc
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association
Piedmont and Northern Railway
Furman University
Willilamston
Air service links Irish Free State and England with Isle of Man stop
The new scheduled air service operates between the Irish Free State and England, making an intermediate stop at the Isle of Man.
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Irish Free State
England
Isle of Man
Future of 6.0.P Will Be Discussed
In New York Governor Alf Landon and National Chairman John D. M. Hamilton plan a conference to map Republican policy. Hamilton, arriving to oversee closing of Eastern division offices, will visit Topeka to talk with the defeated nominee. The national committee will reassemble in Washington, with staff returning by week end.
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New York
Republican Party
Alf M. Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Topeka
Republican National Committee
Washington
Chicago
Capital
Ashington
William Penn Pu Parent Teacher Association Meeting
The William Penn University Parent Teacher Association will hold a meeting tonight at 7:30. The program committee has arranged a program to precede the business session.
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William Penn Pu
William Enn
Parent- Teacher Association
Recreation News Brings New Play Ideas to Community Centers
Workers at the Community Center and nearby playgrounds attended an institute on supervised play and games at A and T colleges. Reopening today, centers will apply the new methods and invite all users to return. Ray mond Williams runs the East Washington Street handicraft department and inspires youths with tin work and painted crafts. His toys and furniture will be exhibited soon.
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Leonard Street
Fairview Street
College
East Washington Street
Raymond Williams
Young Williams
William Penn High School
CCC
Fort Bragg
Honor Roll Announced at Fairview Street School
The end of the second month honors list includes Leon Chambers Willie M Baldwin Ramona Hines Frank Smaker John Harrington James Myers Venora Crosby Lillian Melton Rosa Lee Hill Deraitus McCoy Viola Hames Louise Armstrong Howard Curry Eddie Padgett Katie Taylor Lois Hatchfield Helen Legrande Christine Saunders. All students earned B average or higher.
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Fairview Street School
Leon Chambers
Willie M. Baldwin
Ramona Hines
Frank Smaker
John Harrington
James Myers
Venora Crosby
Lillian Melton
Rosa Lee Hill
Deraitus McCoy
Viola Hames
Louise Armstrong
Howard Curry
Eddie Padgett
Katie Taylor
Lois Hatchfield
Helen Legrande
Christine Saunders
Of Interest To Contributors Column Advice
Those who contribute items to this column should send their articles to the writer soon after the event. Delaying until Sunday risks missing state news and adds delay due to the crowded Sunday issue.
Nine Are Injured In Columbia Car Bus Crash
On the Columbia Camden highway last night a car and bus collided injuring nine people. James A. Berry of Florence and F G Peterson of Marion were hospitalized with non serious injuries. Circus judge J W G Shipp of Florence also injured but went on to Chester for a court term. Driver Florence G MacKay of Asheville and her companion were not hurt.
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Columbia
8. C
Columbia-Camden
James A. Berry
Florence
F. G. Peterson
Marion
N. C
W. G. Shipp
Three Trainmen Killed in Grant Collision
Three freight train crew members died in a wreck on the Louisiana and Arkansas railroad near Grant Louisiana. The collision occurred amid strike tensions as trains collided during the day.
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Shreveport
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
Grant, la
Tractors on U.S. farms use gasoline and lubricating oils
More than 1,200 tractors on United States farms are powered by gasoline and require lubricating oils for operation.
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United States
Frederick Jagel to Open 1986-37 Concert Series in High Point
Tenor Frederick Jagel, past eight years Metropolitan Opera leading dramatic tenor, will launch the High Point Cooperative Concert Association season with a November 19 concert at the junior high school auditorium. The season also features Malcolm and Godden pianists on January 11 and a harpist cellist duo in mid March. Jagel, born in Brooklyn, built a famed career after debuting in Livorno in 1924 and rising at the Metropolitan Opera from 1927-28 onward.
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Frederick Jage
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cooperative Concert Association
Frederick Jagel
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Jagel
Malcolm
Godden
Chicago
Ravinia Park
New York
Stadium
Philadelphia
Colon Opera
Buenos Aires
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Spain
Dal Valme Theatre
Milan
Gatti Casazza
Metropolitan
Rhadames
Opera House
Asheboro Woman's Club to Honor Charter Members at Banquet
Asheboro records its 25th birthday with a Thursday banquet at M. P. church dining room honoring charter members. The event substitutes for the November meeting and invites all members and prospects.
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Asheboro
Woman's Club
M. P. Church
J. D. Ross
Dan Burns
W. L. Ward
H. L. Ingram
Harriet Walker
C. L. Crawford
M. Fox
M. H. Birkhead
Arthur Presnell
T. EB. Myatt
O. L. Presnell
W. L. Lambert
Detwick Memorial Fund
Friday Afternoon club hears A C Hall on Southern Poets
A C Hall professor of English at the Women’s College Greensboro spoke to the Friday Afternoon club at Mrs John Caveness home on Sunset avenue. He lectured on Southern Poets and Writers with readings and notes on how sectionalism appears in writers work. Several visitors attended and a salad coffee social followed.
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A. C. Hall
Women’s College
Greensboro
John Caveness
Sunset Avenue
Hall
Pauline Hamilton to Lonnie Moore Wed in City Home
The announcement records the marriage of Miss Pauline Hamilton to Lonnie Moore of this city. The ceremony took place Wednesday evening at the home of Rev. H. A. Parker. The bride wore attire suitable for the occasion.
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Pauline Hamilton
Lonnie Moore
H. A. Parker
Musical History Club Honors Junior Musicians
At the Monthly Musical History meeting hosted by Mrs. Murray Fields, Patricia Bunch won first prize for best lessons. Second prize went to Carolyne Neely and Ann Birkhead. Betty Prevette gave lessons on The French Troubadours and The Development of Tellyphonie Music, then led a questionnaire. Children on the program included Anna Watson Birkhead, Maggie Parks, Julia Alexander, and others. Rev. C G Smith, a visitor, spoke briefly on music and Mrs. John Birkhead attended as a guest. Refreshments followed.
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Musical History Club
Murray Fields
Patricia Bunch
Carolyne Neely
Ann
Tr Gu Birkhead
Betty Prevette
Anna Watson Birkhead
Maggie Parks
Julia Alexander
Mary Jane Ross
Betty Brown Trollinger
Billy Trollinger
Lois Grimes
Annie Charles Smith
Margaret Alexander
Lacy Lewis, Jr
Emma Frances Luther
Mildred Millsaps
Gloria Alexander
Mrs Teague’s 61st Birthday Family Dinner
Mrs. W. L. Teague celebrated her 61st birthday with a family dinner at 626 Wesley Place. Guests included her children and grandchildren, Beatrice Teague, Zelma Teague, W. L. Teague, and relatives from Lexington Charlotte Mooresville and nearby. The event also honored Beatrice Teague whose birthday is November 16.
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W. L. Teague
Wesley Place
Beatrice Teague
Robert L Parker
Mooresville
Zelma and
Oak Hill Sixth Grade Parents Meeting Tuesday
Oak Hill school sixth grade parents will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Teachers Miss Tippett and Mrs Shipman in their rooms. The session aims to explain the daily program health provisions intellectual and social growth and how home cooperation boosts school effectiveness. New report cards will be explained and all parents are urged to attend.
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Oak Hill
Margaret Tippett
EK. M. Shipman
J. M. Harris
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Tippett
Possum Hunt and Birthday Party Highlight Randleman News
In Randleman North Carolina on Friday evening a group of young people held a possum hunt at the Barker home followed by a weiner roast and marshmallow toast. A birthday party for Miss Louise Loflin turned Halloween festive with costumes and games.
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Randleman
N. C
Louise Loflin
J. C. Loflin
Hallowe'en
Ophelia Davis
Laone
Mary Alice Davis
Lucille Gray
Doris Gray
Cecelia Farlow
Pay Loflin
Bill Taylor
Ira Lee Wall
Clyde Loflin
Ogburn Loflin
Henderson Given Until Friday To Make Money Good
Henderson alias J R Suggs of High Point failed to repay $58 owed to Southland Finance Co after a September false pretense conviction. Judge Frank S Hill, presiding at a one week criminal term in Greensboro, sentenced him to four months but granted until Friday to raise the funds.
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Greensboro
Robert Henderson
J. R. Suggs
High Point
Superior Court
Franks. Hill
Murphy
Criminal Court
Henderson
Southland Finance Company
Pet Dog Bites Off Boy's Nose in Virginia
Richmond plastic surgeons tried to restore 8 year old Edward Bjerk Jr.’s nose after his collie dog maimed him during a supposed friendly scuffle. Police killed the dog and sent its head to Raleigh for rabies tests. if Richmond fails, the family will seek further treatment in Baltimore.
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Burlington
Richmond
Edward Bjerk, Jr
Baltimore
Raleigh
Folger Presides First Term as Special Judge
A. D. Folger, newly appointed special Superior Court Judge, presided over his first term of court in Washington. The ceremony marked Folger's official start in the role as he oversaw proceeding and court business.
AFL Leaders Hopeful for Break in Labor Revolt
American Federation of Labor officials await a meeting of the International Ladies Garment Workers' executive board as a potential first break in John L. Lewis revolt. Garment Workers president David Dubinsky hinted he may attend Tampa convention to seek reinstatement in good standing.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Executive Board
John L. Lewis
Garment Workers
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Tampa
Fla
David Dubinsky
The
Ladies Garment Workers
United Mine Workers
Federation
A. F. of L. Craft Lines
William Green
Green
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Meetings to settle track work for Southern Railway in city
City Manager B M Knox says 25 to 59 meetings may be needed with railway state highway and city officials to work out engineering details for the Southern Railway track project. Raleigh meeting helped but many questions remain. Weekly to twice weekly sessions possible before contracts are awarded.
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State Highway Department
Southern Railway System
B. M. Knox
Raleigh
Knox
Services at the churches in 1936 Christian Science report
Sunday worship centers on Adam and Fallen Man with Genesis creation passages and a Mary Baker Eddy reference from Science and Health. The Golden Text cites Romans 9:8 and Gen 1:26 31. The lesson emphasizes Life as God requiring spiritual identity beyond matter.
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Christian Science Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Wddy
Tyre Pressure Tips Prevent Accidents
Advice emphasizes maintaining proper air pressure in tires to reduce blowouts and improve vehicle safety.
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