Hancock Voices on Federal Judge Meekins Ruling
Rep Frank W Hancock of Oxford criticizes Judge Meekins for halting tobacco grading in four Oxford warehouses. He and Morrie R Clark discuss the case with the attorney general's office. Hancock argues federal grading will expand to more markets and states. He notes strong farmer support and President Roosevelt's interest in the service.
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Washington
Frank W. Hancock
Oxford
N. C
I. M. Meekins
Raleigh
Hancock
Morrie R. Clark
Attorney General's Office
Clark
Meekins
Federal Tobacco Inspection and Marketing News Service Act
Roosevelt
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society Meeting
The Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Mary Lou Durham’s home with fifteen members. They planned a love offering for the pastor and a chicken supper at Mrs. C B Carter’s home on Redding Street to benefit the church, with a nice sum raised and enjoyable evening.
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Ennis Street
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society
Mary Lou Durham
C.B. Carter
Ruby Dinkins
C. B. Carter
Ennis Stret Wesleyan Methodist Church
Redding Street
Local Personal Notes From Mocksville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Eddie Carter and family visited relatives in Mocksville North Carolina over the weekend Guests of Mr H L Carter and family Frank Preston visited his sister Mrs Eva Shoe in Lexington Garnett Knick of Danville visited Miss Grace Coble Tom Elliot paymaster D C Anderson overseer of spinning D G Carter overseer of carding Mr Brown Arnie Durham formed a party to Chapel Hill to see the Carolina Duke football game H Grace and J EB Kimes visited H Morris and family of Goldston they brought back a bushel of turnips Mrs Grace McNeill visited her mother Mrs J S Stout in Greensboro over the weekend Mrs Lee Carr of Thomasville sister of Mrs Hattie Morris is in High Point hospital B W Jenkins and Mr and Mrs W A Hunt went to Winston Salem Carl Jones and Miss Dorothy Perkins have made up again and are together Mrs Charlie Ray who has been ill at her Tryon street home is improving.
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Eddie Carter
Mocksville
N. C
H. L. Carter
Frank Preston
Eva Shoe
Lexington
Garnett Knick
Danville
Grace Cobl
Tom Elliot
D. C. Anderson
D. G. Carter
Mr. Brown
Arnie Durham
Chapel Hill
H. Grace
J. EB. Kimes
H. Morris
Goldston
Grace McNeill
J. 8. Stout
Greensboro
Quality Club to Host Thanksgiving Dinner Meeting
The Quality club will hold its regular monthly gathering in the private dining room at the Sher aton hotel on Saturday November 21. A Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and all the trimmings is planned. Members should meet at 6 30 p m at the usual location behind the mill and transportation will be provided.
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Quality Club
Sheraton Hotel
Popularity Contest Held for Christmas Tree Benefit
Three young men in the community organize a popularity contest to raise funds for a Christmas tree. The event draws local interest and participation as residents anticipate friendly competition.
Driver Is Freed Of Death Blame
Coroner L E Kincaid absolved J A Shipes of all blame in the death of Clarence Fullbright 28 of Lowell. Fullbright was fatally struck by Shipes' car as he walked along Wilkinson Boulevard on Saturday. The informal hearing found the accident unavoidable with witnesses testifying to no fault by the driver.
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Gastonia
I‘ap
L. E. Kincaid
J. A. Shipes
Charlotte
Clarence Fullbright
Lowell
Shipes
Fullbright
Wilkinson Boulevard
Kincaid
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Lane
Scottie
Bedromm Furniture
Streamline Bicycles
Eagle Ranges
Eagle
Act of Congress
Pickett Mills Community News
Coats
Hildren
OSB Hig Lot Lange Turkish Towels
High Point
Hanes
Shirley Temple
Efird’s Department Store
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