Wake Forest Receives Valuable Baptist Library Gift
WAKE FOREST Nov. 26 Two boxes of rare Baptist books from Dr C F Black pastor of First Baptist of Morehead City reach Wake Forest College library. The donation includes major Baptist histories and associational records, adding to a growing Baptist collection alongside thousands of pamphlets and newspapers.
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Wake Forest
America
Europe
North Carolina
Crosby, Ivimey
Backus
Christian
John Lightfoot
Schaff, Neaner
Mosheim
Geisler
Fisher
The
Baptist Historical Commission
College
Ethel Taylor Crittenden
Only the best oil keeps machines well lubricated
Expert says housewives should choose top lubrication not merely oil. 8 in 1 Oil for household devices promises cleaning and protection beyond lubrication. Consumers urged to ask for the reliable 3 in One Oil at stores in 30c and 60c sizes with the trademark on every package.
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Ady
Local Visitors and Thanksgiving Guests Gather in Greensboro
Mrs C T Ingram and Mrs C C Prince visited Greensboro yesterday. Miss Lyla Brown of Burlington stays with Mrs Se born Perry on North Main. Mrs B Wardell is ill at Phillips Street home. Helen Overcasa recovers from tonsil operation. Clara Grissom teaching in Charlotte returns to East Green Street home for holidays. Ralph Weedon of State College arrives to spend Thanksgiving with mother on South Hamilton Street with classmate Red Terry. Mary Duncan Irene Douglas McAnally Adelaide McAnally and William J McAnally Jr arrive with parents on South Main. Judge Job Cosgrove and family plus Miss Margaret Connor arrive to spend holidays with Horace Siderton at 907 West College Drive. Cosgrove appointed to South Carolina Supreme Court.
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Perry
Seborn Perry
Lyla Brown
Burlington
High Point
Ann Kanovy
East Carolina Teachers College
North Main Street
Little Helen Overcasa
East Green Street
Clara Grissom
Charlotte City
Mrs. C. F. Grissom
Ralph Weedon
State College
C. F. Weedon
South
Hamilton Street
Red Terry
Mary Duncan
Irene Douglas McAnally
Salem College
Adelaide McAnally
University of North Carolina
William J. McAnally, Jr
Duke University
W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
Joby I. Coegrove
Frances Beverly
Dorothy Kathleen
Margaret Connor
Charleston
S. C
Horace G. Siderton
West College Drive
Cosgrove
State Supreme Court of
South Carolina
6000 Bound Volumes Located in Fire-Proof Stack Room
A library report notes about 6000 bound volumes stored primarily in the new fire-proof stack room. The record highlights the secure relocation of the collection to protect rare and valuable works.
No True Bill Found In Lookingbee Case
Davidson county superior court grand jury refused indictments against John Lookingbee of Tyre township on charges of rape and assault with intent to commit rape. The case stemmed from testimony by Mrs. Farrell Lamb at a preliminary hearing and Lookingbee remains free on bond.
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Bill
Lexington
Davidson County Superior Court
John Lookingbee
Tyre Township
Spruill
Lookingbee
Newton
Recorder’s Court
Superior Court
Farrell Lamb
High Point College Musicians At Guilford Saturday
Three High Point College music department members present the Lyceum course second program of the season at Guilford College. Ernest Stimson leads as head of the department and tenor soloist, joined by Mildred Luce violinist and teacher, and Margaret Sloan soprano soloist and accompanist who teaches piano and voice.
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Guilford College
Navy
High Point College
Lyceum O
Guilford
Ernest B. Stimson
Mildred Luce
Margaret Sloan
Vancouver soldier farmer grows non acidic white tomato
A Vancouver British Columbia resident, described as a soldier farmer, has cultivated a white to mato that is non acidic and targeted for medicinal use.
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Vancouver
B. C
Bridge hand summary and results
A compact breakdown of the given bridge hand shows Spades jack and clubs jack in the long clubs? The listed cards include Hearts Q and 6 of clubs, a mix indicating a hand distribution with several face cards across suits and a few solid high cards.
Let Your Perfume Choose You And Your Scent
This guide to selecting fragrance urges testing scents on the skin rather than sniffing many at once. Place drops on the inside of the arm, wait for odors to reveal lasting matches, and pick two favorites to alternate. Pair perfume with matching toilet waters and avoid soaps that dull notes.
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Prince Matchabelli
Will Hold Supper Meeting Tonight at First Methodist Church
This evening from 6 45 to 8 00 the mid week fellowship supper at First Methodist Protestant will be hosted by Auxiliary Circle No 6 led by Mrs A M Rankin. After a song service at 7 30 Rev R I Farmer will discuss Is Sacrifice a Means of Personal Enjoyment a Thanksgiving meditation. Tomorrow a 9 am joint Thanksgiving service with First Presbyterian in the Presbyterian church. A 49 minute community service. A 10000 foot sea training wall is under construction to improve Richmond inner harbor.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
A. M. Rankin
R. I. Farmer
First Church
First Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomasville Garden Club Meets at Miss Kinney Home
The Thomasville Garden Club held its monthly meeting at Miss Melissa Kinney’s West Main street home with roses and chrysanthemum decorations. President C H Phillips led a brief business session and member discussions on planning a personal flower garden followed by a display of a 23 inch pink chrysanthemum by Mrs J Q Miller.
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Wayside Garden Club
C. C. Robbins
J. F. Hayden
W. F. Freeman
Virginia
P. W. Flagge
South Carolina
Thomasville
H. W. Maier
J. Q. Miller
Dinner Party at Randolph Home Delights Guests
Monday evening Mr and Mrs James B B Lambeth hosted a dinner party at their Randolph home. The dining room featured yellow chrysanthemums and a centerpiece of the same shade. Ten guests enjoyed four courses. attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter F Newby, Mr and Mrs Fred B Gray, Mr and Mrs Charles Clegg, Mrs G E Crowell and James Lambeth Jr.
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James BB. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Charles Clegg
G. E. Crowell
James Lambeth Jr
Hoover family to spend Thanksgiving in Tennillc Ga
Mrs G M Hoover and her daughter Mary Alice travel to Tennillc Georgia to visit her brother Rom Thomas for the Thanksgiving holidays staying with him during the observance.
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G. M. Hoover
Mary Alice
Tennillc, Ga
Mrsé. Hoover
Rom Thomas
Miss Julia Brown Jennings Arrives for Thanksgiving Visit
Miss Julia Brown Jennings a Salem College student arrives to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Jennings in an among hometown notice.
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Julia Brown Jennings
Salem College
Mrs
T. E. Jennings
Harvilles Headed to Gastonia With Rankins
Mr and Mrs Reece Harville left this afternoon for Gastonia with Mr and Mrs Pinkney Rankin from their home.
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Reece Harville
Gastonia
Mrs. Pinkney Rankin
Weekend Guests Drop by Local Residents
Miss Ruth Maier, studying at Salem College this winter, was the weekend guest of Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Maier. Miss Julia Hall of Winston-Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. John Prevo for the weekend. Miss Rose Owen of Mocksville, formerly a city school faculty member, spent the weekend here with friends.
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Ruth Maier
Salem College
H. W. Maier
Julia Hall
Winston-Salem
City
John Prevo
Rose Owen
Mocksville
Guests and visitors from multiple towns gather at Hoover residence
Miss Laura Will Smith and Miss Myrtle Dobbin of Winston Salem were guests of Mr and Mrs G M Hoover during the weekend. Miss Martha Cooley of Sandersville Ga is visiting Miss Alliene Hoover. She was en route from Asheville where she served as a page at the U D C Convention to her home.
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Curran
Wade Hampton Curran
Lena Grissom
Bridge
Edna Slack
Beatrice White
Lee Crumpler
Jefferson Country Club
Laura Will Smith
Myrtle Dobbin
Winston- Salem
Mrs
G. M. Hoover
Martha Cooley
Sandersville, Ga
Alliene Hoover
Asheville
Accident injures Dock Jordan amid corn shredding
Deep River News reports Dock Jordan suffered a severe tear to his right hand while helping shred corn last Friday. Mrs. Charlie Jackson remains ill but shows some improvement. Elwood Corum, age 80 and still active, is quite unwell. Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Jones spent Sunday in the Holly Spring vicinity before returning home.
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Dock Jordan
Charlie Jackson
Elwood Corum
G. I. Jones
Holly Spring
Local Notes On Residents Through the Week
Michael Farlow remains critically ill at home while Mrs. O A Thrift returns to her residence and attends Deep River church. Beulah Skeen at Guilford College expected home for Thanksgiving. Marvin A Wood family visited Climax Sunday. Lena Thornton visiting her sick brother E E Thornton. Macy Borum and spouse visited Greensboro guests Finley Hiatt couple Sunday. Aunt Nancy Raper, an elderly Black woman longtime figure, died last Saturday near Florence.
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Michael Farlow
O. A. Thrift
Deep River
Beulah Skeen
Guilford College
Marvin A. Wood
Climax
Lena Thornton
E. E. Thornton
Macy Borum
Greensboro
Finley Hiatt
Nancy Raper
Florence
United States Dry Bean Crop Output and Value
About 20 million bushels of dry beans are produced annually on 1.9 million acres across 14 states led by Michigan and California. Last year the farm value of the crop totaled $73 million.
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United States
Michigan
California
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Lotus Club
R. P. Farrell
Johnson Street
C. P. Johnson
English Street
C. P. Jr
Guilford General Hospital
G. Greer
Appalachian State College
Chamness Huntsnr
C. C. Newton
Betty
Ruth Newton
Bennettsville
Robbins
Louise Webster
EK. O. Webster
L. J. Reddick
Ware Forest
C. T. Ingram
C. C. Prince
B. Wardell
Phillips Street
Moffitt’s
Wynne Ferguson
Hoyle, Jr
New York
Richmond, al
Thomasville Society
Burg. Va
Fanny Myers
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Albens Hoover
Tom Dark
Charlottesville
Raymond H. Phillips
Lynch
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
Charlotte, N. Y
Beal’s, Inc
Gloria
Paris
Soph
Yoria Wanson
EL Brendel
Joe
Talkartoon and
Paramount Sound News
Broadhurst Theatre
Enterprise
ESOP
Deep River News
Kayser Hosiery
Beavan
the Ladies’ Store
Ingersoll
Sechrest Funeral Home
Sheraton Hotel
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