Industrial Division Leads Way In Over The Top United Fund
Thom asville's second annual United Fund drive surpassed its $584.61 goal by over 4000 dollars. Industrial division led by Robert Huss contributed the bulk with $13,000.96, while the gifts division totaled $4,926.05 and merchants added $3,000 plus. Special thanks were given to Kenneth Hoyle, Mrs Jean Bailey, the newspapers, and Thomasville Chair Co which donated $3,735.70 plus a $735.70 company match.
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Thomasville Chair Co
United Fund
L. L. De&ton
C. C. Abrams
Kenneth Sanders
Williard Norris
Willie Evans
Fred Foster
Allen Holley
Ry Gene Brown
Thomasville
Robert Huss
X. Gi
Nevy
Drive
Kermit Cloniger
Thomasville United Fund
Cloniger
Joe Johnson
Johnson
Kenneth Hoyle
Jean Bailey
Duke Doctor Named To National Posts In Medicine Council
Durham report states Eu gene A Stead of Duke Medical School has been named to the National Advisory Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Council and to the American Heart Association Scientific Council as vice chairman. He will work with chairman Dr Robert L of Seattle and secretary Dr Carlton Ernstone of Cleveland. The seven leaders in science education and public affairs were announced by the U S Public Health Service. The council meets at NIH Bethesda three times yearly. Stead previously served as professor and dean at Emory School of Medicine before joining Duke.
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Durham
Eugene A. Stead
Duke Eeccuae Medical School
Department of Medicine
Metabolic Diseases Council
American Heart Association
Heart Association
Stead
Robert L
Seattle
Carlton Ernstone
Clevelan
AAMDC
U. S
Mayflower Descendants Plan NC Meet in November
The Society of Mayflower Descendants in North Carolina will hold its annual meeting at Sedgefield Inn on Saturday and Sunday, November 2021, marking the 334th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing in Plymouth. Governor Mrs. Preston B. Wilkes Jr. presides. social events are set in High Point and a Sunday breakfast for visiting members.
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Senet
Society of M Descendants
North Carolina
Sedgefield Inn
Plymouth Pack
Mass
Preston B. Wilkes
Charlotte
North Carolina Society
Sage
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Drive
High Point
C. T. Lattimer
H. A. Millis
John Diffendal
Winston-Salem
May Wilson Puett
Greenville
S.C
Lenoir
Burnham
S. Colburn
Biltmore Forest
Douglas L. Rights
Elder
Halsey
Leavitt
Asheville
Harry W. Dixon
Walter L. Webb
Sturgis E. Leavitt
Central
Chapel Hill
Fire Destroys Florida Newspaper Plant in Winter Haven
A fire destroyed the Winter Haven Daily Owl Chief newspaper plant in downtown Winter Haven Florida damaging a two story frame stucco building that fronts half a city block. The blaze injured two firemen and prompted fears of spread to a nearby block. The plant also housed a small department store and shop with living quarters. Origin unknown though publisher Ton Rynerson suggested the jewelry department may have fueled the blaze.
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Haven. Fia
Winter Haven Daily Owl
Y. BE. Rynerson
Tom
Medical-Press Panel to be Moderated by Gordon Gray in Raleigh
Gordon Gray President of the University of North Carolina will moderate a Medical-Press Panel November 23 1934 at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh jointly sponsored by the State Medical Society and the North Carolina Press Association A dinner session will follow with speakers including William H Neal Senior Vice President Wachovia Banks Trust Company Panel members include four media representatives and four physicians from the medical profession The program begins at 2 pm with public discussion from 2:30 to 5:30 pm a social hour 6 00 to 7 00 pm and a Dutch dinner at 7 30 pm Tickets are 3 and require advance notice to the Medical Society Raleigh officials and editors are urged to attend to foster mutual understanding and cooperation
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Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
State Medical Society
North Carolina Press
Walter Hotel
Raleigh
William H. Neal
Wachovia Banks Trust Company
Ald B. Koonce
Wilmington
Medical Society
Holt McPherson
The
Press Association
High Point Enterprise
Miles Wolff
Greensboro Daily News
W. Horace Carter
Tambor City Tribune
Kenneth I. Tredwell
Wiew
In Charlotte
Television
Phil Ellis
Were
Paul Whitaker
Kinston
Wingate Johnson
Winston-Salem
David ‘G. Welton
Charlotte
Amos N. Johnson
Garland
Ately
P. O. Box
Deving
Koonce
McPherson
Kim Novak to Train with Guy Madison in Eve Against the House
Kim Novak joins Guy Madison in the studio project Eve Against The House with Jerry Wald as executive producer. Novak will sing as a nightclub entertainer in the tag and previously teamed with Madison in a TV spectacular Light's Diamond Jubilee. The plot follows four college students and a girl planning a hareld club robbery in Reno.
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Kim Novak
Columbia
Guy
Jerry Wald
Kim
Jack Finney
Adison
David ©. Selenick
Light
Reno
India to raise national volunteer force for defense
A government committee proposes a national volunteer force akin to the U S National Guard as a potential nucleus for future defense. Nehru's Advisory Committee on territorial Army announced the plan to aid the country and reduce reliance on a standing army.
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India
Nehru
U.S. National Guard
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