Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Friday Evening
The American Legion Andrew Jackson Post Auxiliary plans a 7 45 pm meeting at Mrs N S Stirewall s home 703 East Lexington Avenue with Mrs Stirewall and Mesdames Fox Marshall Jack Burris and E B Bennett as hosts Full attendance is urged Avon Barry Clapp born November 6 to Mr and Mrs Norman Clapp at 509 Oakland Avenues Lucille Oakley of High Point is the bride of the newborn s father The Alda Grayson circle of First Baptist Y W A held its regular monthly meeting at Miss Katie Lomax s home with a program by Miss Pauline Haynes and others A social hour followed Bob Lamet recently discharged from Burrus Memorial Hospital at 293 West Bay Street is recovering at home
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Avon Barry Clapp
Norman Clapp
Avon Barry
Oakland Avenues
Clapp
Lucille Oakley
High Point
Alda Grayson
First Baptist
Katie Lomax
Zion
Bill Bryant
Dorothy Rath
Eva Chappalear
Pauline Haynes
Miss Haynes
Bessie Hedrick
Helen Smith
Minnie
Alice Raper
Helen Paschal
Emily Ingram
Dorothy Ruth
Pauline
the Legion Auxiliary
Stirewall
East
Lexington Avenue
Fox Marshall
Jack Burris
EB. L. Bennett
Social Calendar Highlights A Week of Local Meetings
A busy week of club gatherings and dinners unfolds through Tuesday to Friday. The Junior Service League meets at the Sheraton, Wayside Garden Club visits Mrs. Sheloff, and Rachel Wolff of Winston-Salem speaks at the YWCA dinner. Other events include Elizabeth Fry banquet, OES meeting, Canterbury luncheon, Sorosis hostess, Contract and Music Literature clubs, Entre Nous, Lotus Club, YWCA board session, and Legion Auxiliary gathering with associate hostesses.
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Junior Service League
Sheraton Hotel
Wayside Garden Club
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rachel Wolff
Winston-Salem
National Council
Central Friends Church
Elizabeth Fry
O. S
Panseate Temple
Canterbury Club
William Lindsay
Otteray Drive
Oscar Kearns
Sorosis Club
Washington Street
Sam Davis, Jr
South Main Street
S. R. Matthews
Woman's Club
Colonial Drive
H. Tate
W. R. Shaffer
5. C. Clark
Entre Neus Club
Parkway
Lotus Club
C. C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
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Calvary Philatheas to Meet Thursday Evening
The Philathea class of Calvary M. E. church will hold a called meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs. John McMahan 1400 East Green Street. All members urged to attend this church notice. Mr and Mrs Clyde Edwards announce the birth of a daughter Harriett Lodge on Saturday November 11 at Guilford General Hospital.
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Calvary M. E. Church
John McMahan
East Green Stret
Clyde Edwards
Harriett Lodge
Guilford General Hospital
Little Billy Ray Campbell Ill With Diphtheria and Croup
In Raleigh and Thomasville notes, Little Billy Ray Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Campbell of 816 Magnolia Court has been seriously ill at home since Sunday with diphtheria and membranous croup. condition slightly improved this morning. Mrs Reuben Bryant recovering well from appendicitis at Guilford General Hospital about ten days post op. Lucile Becker Eva Davis return home from Kernersville after visit with Janet Holbrook on Cable Street. J W Blair and D H Blair families visit Raleigh for Professor Blair's 15th birthday. Mrs E W Dixon visiting Thomasville relatives.
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Billy Ray Campbell
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Reuben Bryant
Woodberry Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Lucile Becker
Eva Davis
Kernersville
Janet Holbrook
Cable Street
Mechanical chicken plucker listed among new inventions
An article notes a rapid chicken plucker as a recent mechanical invention. It states a lightning flash in storms can release up to a million kilowatts of power and comments on Swiss language use with German and French.
People Registered at Community Exchange
The register lists individuals who signed in today at the Community Exchange telephone 4024. A white man seeks any kind of work for food and clothing. A man wants to bottom chairs. A middle aged white woman wishes to keep house for wages. A white girl desires housekeeping for a small family.
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Community Exchange
Simmons Denies Request to Move Home Plate At White Sox Park
Al Simmons rebutted reports that he asked White Sox management to shift home plate 14 feet toward centerfield at Comiskey Park to boost his home runs. He blamed Lake Michigan breezes for aiding outfielders and said he never sought favors, noting his slump late season. Owner Lon Comiskey announced the plan to shift the plate to aid Simmons, framing it as improving long drives into homers.
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Chicago
al Simmons
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Lake Michigan
Simmons
Lon Comiskey
Ben Chapmans On Second Honeymoon Amid Divorce Fights
In Birmingham on November 14 the Ben Chapmans settled their marital differences and left for a second honeymoon. Mrs. W. B. Chapman, mother of New York Yankee outfielder Ben Chapman, said reconciliation came two days before a divorce court decision on separate maintenance. They had been separated since March 29 and were reportedly moving toward California. Judge William Walker had heard the case last week. neither party had been advised of the reconciliation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ben Chapmans
W. B. Chapman
New York Yankee
Blal
California
William Walker
Chapman
Too Much Rascality Says Confederate Vet
West Jefferson veteran W. H. Miller aged 101 notes too much rascality in the nation. He criticizes Roosevelt’s ability to cope with the situation and jokes about remaining wet amid crops and alcohol.
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West Jefferson
W. H. Miller
Miller
Roosevelt
Farmer Jailed For Slaying Neighbor
BurGaw North Carolina November 14 Luther Sherman a 65 year old farmer was jailed on a charge of killing neighbor E L McGuire 45 in the point Caswell section of Pender county Sherman surrendered to Sheriff J T Brown and officers blamed a long standing feud for the fatal shooting. The item also notes unrelated quotes about parental affection and a Yosemite fish hatchery foreman training wildcats.
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Burgaw
Luther Sherman
E. L. McGuire
Point Caswell
Pender County
Sherman
J. T. Brown
Vinegaroon Emission Noted When Disturbed in Southwest
The vinegaroon or whip tailed scorpion of the southwestern United States releases a vinegar like odor when bothered, a defensive trait observed by local naturalists.
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United States
Mouzon Halts Newell Baldwin Dispute
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon of the Methodist Episcopal Church South says he will not resume consideration of the Newell Baldwin controversy and will not address it at the Western North Carolina Conference meeting in Winston-Salem this week. A committee earlier heard charges and countercharges. no statement followed. Elders gathered as the conference prepares to open Wednesday at First M. E. Church.
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L. D. Thompson
Winston-Salem
Mouzon
M. E
Chinese Paintings Presented to UNC by Robert Pickens
Two 12 by 6 foot Chinese paintings dating to early Manchu dynasty were donated by Robert Pickens of Charlotte to the University of North Carolina. The works depict the Son and Daughter of Heaven on imperial thrones and are exhibited in the University Library lobby with plans to hang in the public documents reading room.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Robert &. Pickens
Charlotte
Pickens
Vinton Liddell
Carolina
Statesville
Atlanta
Washington
Orient
White House
Associated Press
Duke Library Adds 347 302 Volumes in 1933
Duke University libraries reported 347 302 volumes at year end, a rise of 43 039 from the prior year. Expenditures for books totaled 88 124 dollars, with no staff cuts, and manuscripts added reached about 52 000. The totals cover the General Library 266 082 volumes Woman's College 15 156 volumes Hospital 26 763 and Law 39 351.
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Durham
Duke University Library
W. K. Boyd
Woman's College
Hospital
Lillian Harvey in My Weakness at the Broadhurst
Lillian Harvey stars in My Weakness at the Broadhurst Theatre on Thursday with Lew Ayres as lead. The Fox production marks her American film stage debut and features music by DeSylva Robin and Whiting, with a story by DeSylva.
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Fox
Jillian Harvey
Broadhurst Theatre
Miss Harvey
Europe
Lew Ayres
DeSylva
Leo Robin
Richard Whiting
Revival at First Baptist extends closing date to Friday
During the Sunday evening revival at the First Baptist church, 20 people asked the minister to pray for them and two were converted. Due to growing interest, the pastor extended the closing date to Friday. The union prayer meeting is set for Thursday at Mount Vernon Baptist church from 8 to 9 PM.
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First Baptist Church
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Daisy Lampkin to Lead NAACP Mass Meeting Campaign
Mrs Daisy E Lampkin regional field secretary of the NAACP arrives to lead a mass meeting at St Mark M E church East Washington street Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. The drive aims for 500 local branch members with two divisions for women and men each seeking 250 members. Dr George E Nightengale will preside. Funeral services for Ollie Mae Phillips were held at St Pauls Holiness church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Daisy E. Lampkin
St. Mark M. E
East Washington Street
Lampkin
North Carolina
George E. Nightengale
Ollie Mae Phillips
St. Paul's Holiness Church
C. C. Crane
Elder McNeil
Greensboro
G. W. Buckram
Annie Mae Little
Rozana Haywood
Collie Degree
Amanda Boyd
Minnie Bruton
Dorothea Smith
Eunice Cochran
Charlie Smith
Hubert Hayes
Charlie Walker
John McDonald
John Anderson
Tobacco prices reach highest level in years at Winston-Salem market
On November 14 the Winston-Salem tobacco market averaged 18.77 per hundredweight for 890,030 pounds, netting planters 167,004.64. A market close at 4 pm due to darkness left more tobacco unsold, with warehousers hoping to clear floors tonight.
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Winston-Salem
Truck Drivers Union to Convene Wednesday Night Meeting
Local Truck Drivers Union No. 193 will meet in Central Labor Union hall at 127 1-2 North Wrenn street Wednesday night at 8. all members urged to attend.
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Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Spee
Final Services Held For John Lindsay
Lexington obituary reports funeral services for John W. Lindsay a 66 year old Lexington furniture merchant who died at his home after a stroke. The service was held at his residence with interment in the city cemetery. Surviving are his widow Lula Clinard two daughters Mrs R E McCurdy and Mrs Annie Harkey a son Clyde two sisters Mrs Thomas Wakefield and Mrs H C Sapp and one brother J A Lind.
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Lexington
John W. Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
Davidson County
Thomas
Guilford Octet To Present Numbers At Saturday Exercises
Guilford College will feature a special concert by the Guilford college double quartet led by Max Noah the first public performance of the new octet composed of Frances Moylver Ellene Younts Martha Taylor Anna Naomi Binford Felton Hall Jesse Bowen Dryl Kent and L T New. The group will become a permanent part of the college music department with a planned recital next spring.
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Guilford College
Rufus M. Jones
Haverford College
College Music Department
Frances Moylver
Greensboro
Ellene Younts
Martha Taylor
High Point
Anna Naomi Binford
Felton Hall
Jesse Bowen
Winston-Salem
Dryl Kent
Fort Fairfield
L. T. New
Max Noah
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