Local clubs meet and church events fill week
The Lottie Holden class will meet Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs. M. J. Crowder on Steele Street to study Mark chapter 15. Delegates A. B. Conrad A. E. Tate and Clarence A. Smith attend the State Baptist Convention in Raleigh. Other items list Thursday Club at 3 30 with Mrs. Burwell Nolan and Beta Pi Club at 3 30 with Mrs. Paul Smith. An oyster supper at Trinity M E Church on Thursday evening begins at 6. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dockery announce the marriage of Effie Curtis to T. E. French on November 8 1930 in Danville Va. The Alexander Martin D A R chapter met Tuesday with Miss Nellie Dobbs as host and planned December 9 luncheon at the Country Club. Attendees visited Raleigh for the State Baptist Convention with Gov. Gardner attending. The Tuttle Simpson marriage was solemnized in Greensboro with a ceremony at 11 AM. The couple plans a Florida trip and home in High Point after November 20. Attending guests included J. M. Tuttle Lenoir and several Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem residents.
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Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Clas
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Mark
State Baptist Convention
A. B. Conrad
A. E. Tate
Clarence A. Smith
Raleigh
First Baptist Church
E. A. Dockery
Effie Curtis
T. E. French
Danville
R. P. Logan
High Point
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nellie Dobbs
T. J. Gold
Country Club
Charles R. Whitaker
South
Ern Pines
J. Ed. Kirkman
Lois Welborn
C. W. F. Tilden
Herman Abels
Mary Slocumb
W. C. Idol
R. K. Stewart
Flora MacDonald
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
R. T. Pickens
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Allen Parker
Banke Asbury
Eagle Scouts
Sons of the American Revolution
Hon. Hammer
Miss Dobbs
Marvin Shields
Thelma Patrick
W. J. Carter
Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel
Centenary Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Garland Robeson
Greensboro
Gurney Briggs
Lambda Chi Alpha
Tuttle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. M. Tuttle
Lenoir
W. &. Griffith
Billy
Bobby
J. G. Wright
Winston-Salem
J. W. Moore
Walter L. Watson
Sally Smith
Leaksville
Simpson
Miss Simpson
E. A. Long
Ethel Pearce
3 in One oil urged for home equipment
An advertisement argues that cheap oil harms machines and that 3 in One is the superior scientifically blended lubricant. It claims 3 in One cleans, protects, and lubricates household devices like sewing machines and fans and warns buyers to insist on the brand at stores.
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Ickage Adv
Visitors and visits noted in Winston-Salem area yesterday
Mrs Jesse Harris visited Pinehurst yesterday. Doctors J R Highsmith and J J Hamlin attended a Greensboro Dental Association meeting. Mrs J J Hardee of Madison Fla visited relatives in Winston-Salem. Mrs R T Amos Mrs J E Millis and Mrs Comer Covington returned home after a New York visit. Miss Nancy Carr Terry left for Converse College Spartanburg S C after weekend with her father R B Terry. Mrs R L Waynick staying with sister in Durham visits home on Main Street with Mrs Bailey. Mrs William C McIntire Jr and son returned to Centennial Avenue after visiting Mr and Mrs William C McIntire Sr in Charlotte. Mr and Mrs D B Wright returned from Pleasant Hill S C with Mrs Wrights sister Miss Della Marshall. Mrs A Hofmann president of Charles D Melver PTA attended the State Conference of PTA Workers in session.
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Nancy Carr Terry
Spartanburg
S. C
Converse College
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
William C. MelIntire, Jr
William C
Centennial Avenue
William C. McIntire
Charlotte
D. B. Wright
Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Wright
Della Marshall
A. Hofmann
Charles D. Melver Parent- Teacher Association
Pr. T. A. Workers
Crusade For Christ Opens Tonight At Stephens Tabernacle
Rev. George T. Stephens leads a four week Crusade For Christ beginning at 7 30 p m in the Stephens tabernacle on South Main opposite the junior high. J Gurney Briggs chairs the music committee and Raymond Nelson of Chicago directs the music. A truck carries signs announcing the opening as ushers ready the service.
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Crusade For Christ
George T. Stephens
South Main Street
J. Gurney Briggs
Raymond Nelson
Chicago
the Crusade
Tabernacle
United States Sees Annual Products Worth 2300
Annual market data show the United States turning out products valued at 2300 in a given period. Key figures highlight production volume, with sectors varying in output. Analysts note steady demand and rising manufacturing activity across regions.
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United States
Humphreys Finds College Support at Conference
Dr G I Humphreys president of a local Methodist Protestant college reports strong faith and renewed pledges from North Carolina conference delegates in Albemarle. He notes approval of revising the charter to unify education and trustee boards for a more effective administration.
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High Point College
Methodist Protestant Conference
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
Albemarle
G. I. Humphreys
Humphreys
Croker Eluding Asheboro Police in Weeklong Hunt
In Asheboro a weeklong manhunt pursues Richard Croker, accused of stealing two cars and breaking into Mrs Cephas Bowman store. Chief Gaddis, Officer Bulla, county deputies, and citizens chase Croker who has been seen in town and nearby areas. he beat his wife when she refused to flee with him. Essie Prevost linked as possible accomplice. he was last seen driving a De Soto coupe and declared an outlaw after initial days of pursuit.
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Asheboro
R. A. Gaddis
Dewey Bulla
Richard Croker
Croker
Cephas Bowman
Essie Prevost
Seven Ogilvie sisters offer home hair care method
The article promotes daily brushing as a key to healthy hair, detailing a month between washes, 100 strokes daily, using long bristles, and brushing from the neck up with alternating hands. It stresses clean brushes, routine wiping, and sun drying, ending with a teaser on toning a dry scalp for tomorrow.
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Ogilvie
First President Salary Set At Twenty Five Thousand
The article notes that the initial salary for the office of president was 25000 dollars per year, a amount received by George Washington. It emphasizes the historic figure as the first chief executive to draw the pay.
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The
United States
George Washington
Guest of honor sits right of host at dinner
The guest of honor is seated at the host's right side while the second in importance sits to the host's left, establishing the seating order for the dinner.
Hydrogen The Lightest Element and Its Specific Gravity
Hydrogen is the lightest substance known. Its specific gravity compared with air is .0695.
New York Woman Nursed Sergeant Home After War
Mrs Mauve B Bryson who nursed Sergeant Owen D Holmes back to health overseas met him yesterday, 12 years after the war. Bryson now heads Bellevue Hospital in Wilmington, while Holmes lives next door.
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Wilmington
N. C
Mauve B. Bryson
New York
Owen D. Holmes
Man Cleared When Jury Finds No Proof Of Homebrew
In Winston-Salem Jesse Myers, originally charged with illegal brew, walks free after jurors conclude the evidence failed to prove the drink was homebrew as charged. The case hinged on scent and labeling rather than conclusive manufacture records.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Jesse Myers
Lexington veteran recounts misfortune after accident
James C. Sheloff, a World War veteran who served with Canadian forces, believes troubles come in triples. After being allowed outdoors following an accidental self shot, he fell and broke his left hip on the first day outside.
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Lexington
N. C
James C. Sheloff
Greenville 8 C Horse and Mule Trading Convention
A horse and mule trading convention is planned for the Pelzer community. It will be held November 15. The event promotes trade and features local participation.
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Greenville
8. C
Pelzer
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Bride of
Lee Foy Tuttle
Lula Mae Simpson
William Gregory Simpson
That City
Burwell Nolan
Madison
Beta PI Club
Paul Smith
Club Drive
Trinity
Trinity M. E
G. V.E
Moffitt’s
Jesse Harris
Pinehurst
J. R. Highsmith
J. J. Hamlin
Dental Association
J. J. Hardee
Madison, Fla
R. T. Amos
J. E. Millis
R.L. Waynick
Mrs. Bailey
Durham
North Main Street
South Main Street Tabernacle
Busi
Ness
Service
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
Lucien Long
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Licia Hart
NEA Service, Inc
Schiffman’s
Beal’s, Inc
Tention
Chrest Funeral Home
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