Fourth Annual Children's Play Captivates Local Crowd
Youngsters packed the Paramount theater for the Junior Service League's fourth annual play Robin Hood a three act version of the legend. Friar Tuck and the Sheriff drew praise as the cast brought to life the Merry Men with scenes of forest campfires and a castle in Act II while Miss Margaret Hauser directed and the set design impressed the audience despite a missing orchestra program.
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Paramount Theater
Junior Service League
Robin
Sherwood Forest
Friar Tuck
Nottingham
Robin Hood
Guy
Gisbourne
Irvin Groome
Matt Wall
Merry England
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Hugh
George Urwick
Charles Kearns
Marion
Jake Froelich
Dorothy
Willis Slane
Jane
Merry Men
Little John
Mary Simmons
Alan-a-Dale
FE. FE. Mendenhall, Jr
David
Doncaster
Mra
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Will Scarlett
Jack Thomas
Fairdale
King Richard
Logan Lovelace
Bir Richard
J. G. Groome
Mesdames
C. T. Parker
C. A. Kirkman
Margaret Hauser
Ned McHachern
Ruth Bowne
Harry Brockmann
Service League
Phil Warner
Virginia Frank
Residents From Deep River Tour Virginia Shenandoah Valley
Local families return from a weekend in Virginia visiting Washington Endless Caverns Natural Bridge and Blue Ridge mountains in the Shenandoah Valley. Other residents reported recent trips relatives and illness updates within the Deep River area.
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T. J. Jones
C. V. Idol
Burrus Jones
Virginia
Washington
Endless Caverns
Natural Bridge
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Wesley Gordon
Vernon Gordon
Marvin Wood
New York
M. A. Wood
John Wear
Joseph Peele
Deep River Church
Lindsay Knight
Eugene Ward
Reidsville
Ward
Bill Dillon
Edna Corum
E. J. White
Clarence Thornton
Rufus Smith
Mary Pickard
Tuggers
Mayodan
Cox Nelson Vows Announced in Danville nuptials
Mrs Winfred Yokeley announces the marriage of her sister Nell Nelson to Howard Cox both of this city on September 26 1936 in Danville Virginia The couple will reside on Grimes Street after the ceremony
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Winfred Yokeley
Miss Nell Nelson
Howard Cox
Danville
Mrs. Cox
Grimes Street
Lotus Club Sets Fall Meeting With Hostess Ja. Harry G. White
The Lotus club resumes fall and winter meetings on Friday October 9 at 8 p m with hostess Ja Harry G White at 715 Farries Avenue. Organizers hope for full attendance at this initial gathering.
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Lotus Club
Harry G. White
Farries Avenue
Tea And Topics Club Meeting At Pickett Farm
The Tea and Topics Club will meet with Mrs. H. D. Sears at Pickett Farm Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon. The adult education class directed by Miss Louise Edwards enjoyed a Friday evening picnic at City Lake park with about thirty members attending.
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Tea and Topics Club
Tea and
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Louise Edwards
City Lake Park
Feet exercise routine for graceful walking at 40
A NEA service article advises nightly foot and ankle exercises to preserve grace at age 40. It includes stretches with straight knees, bed exercises, toe and arch stretching, heel raises, and massage to reduce fatty tissue and loosen the feet. Wear flat slippers or none and walk barefoot to relax feet.
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NEA Service
Fall fashion tips urge trim waists and firm hips
The article advises fall clothing fit to highlight curves, recommends foundations like girdles, and suggests exercises to slim hips and waist. It notes Empire gowns may reveal body shape and advises posture and a balanced diet for a flattered silhouette.
Hogging It Fremont
Farmer Adam Roth told Sheriff Tom Pask that 31 hogs have taken up at his property and won t leave He says he is tired of feeding them while trying to locate their owner in Fremont.
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Fremont
Adam Roth
Circe
Roth
Tom Pask
Canterbury Club Meets With Mrs V D Sale Jr
Canterbury club members meet yesterday at Mrs V D Sale Jr home on Otteray drive. Second meeting of the year and program Europe In Transition introduced by Mrs Roy Spearman. State of affairs in Europe and its effect on rational conditions discussed. Salad course served to Mesdames Owen Reese Roy Spearman Louis Voorhees David Andrews Harry Brockmann Hoke Bullard W F Ellis W B Hall J W Lindsay KE R Lyon Everett Marsh Craven Page Charles Perry.
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V. D. Sale, Jr
Canterbury Club
Otteray Drive
Europe
Roy Spearman
Mesdames
Owen Reese
Louis Voorhees
David Andrews
Harry Brockmann
Hoke Bullard
W. F. Ellis
W. B. Hall
J. W. Lindsay
KE. R. Lyon
Everett Marsh
Craven Page
Charles Perry
Thomasville High Faculty Feted By Lambeths Social Event
A buffet supper hosted at Randolph Street by Charles F. Lambeth and Mrs. Lambeth honored Thomasville High School faculty including J. N. Hauss and Mrs. Hauss. The feature followed a Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Main Street school with Mrs. Spruill as guest speaker and student verse readings.
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Mrs. Lambeth
Thomasville High School
Thomasville
Charles F. Lambeth
Lambeth
Randolph Street
J. N. Hauss
Charles Lambeth, Jr
Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
J. Frank Spruill
Lexington
C. C. Wall
S. R. Matthews
Lucye Hazelwood
Wall
Paul Green
A Finch
Moyer Mendenhall
J. E. Lambeth
L. C. King
Matthews
Spruill
Miss Ida Mare Yow Visits Sister and Relatives
Miss Ida Mare Yow arrived Friday for a short visit with her sister Miss Lillian Yow and other relatives.
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Ida Mare Yow
Lillian Yow
Mrs Horace Lawing Hosts Tuer Le Temps Club Meeting
Mrs Horace Lawing entertained the Tuer Le Temps club at her home Thursday evening with roses and two tables of contract bridge. High score prize went to Mrs J C Harris. Miss Pat Patterson received visitor awards. Members and guests listed for refreshments included Mrs J C Harris and Miss Patterson. Thomasville members of the Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R attended the Fifth District meeting at Greensboro Country Club, hosted by Rachel Caldwell and Guilford Battle chapters.
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Horace Lawing
Tuer le Temps Club
J. C. Harris
Pat Patterson
Joe Boyles, Jr
Wade Morgan
T. E. White
Anderson
Clifford Clodfelter
Paul Benner
Robert Hill
F.S. Lambeth
G. M. Hoover
James E. Lambeth
John R. Myers
Thomasville
Alexander Martin
High Point
Greensboro Country Club
Rachel Caldwell
Guilford Battle
Mrs Council Hosts Randleman Book Club Night
Mrs John Council welcomed members to her Main Street home for a Rook night with three tables in play and fall floral decorations. Mary Swaim won high score as refreshments followed for a list of guests including E Bunting, M Allred, J Council, J Fox, and Misses Woolen and Fox.
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Jas
Pickard
Misses Epsie Woolen
Rosa Belle Woolen
Maud Fox
Mary Swaim
Millard Allred
Asheboro Road
EB. E. Bunting
Mrs Talley Fox and Wall Attend
Mrs. Frank Talley, Mrs. June Fox and Mrs. J. C. Wall attend a local social event.
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Frank Talley
June Fox
J. C. Wall
Woman's Club Meeting Called for Wednesday Afternoon
A general meeting of the Woman's Club is set for Wednesday at 3 30 PM at the Y hut. Plans for the program are being made and will be announced prior to the gathering.
Mid-Week Study Club Postpones Wednesday Meeting
The Mid-Week Study Club postpones its Wednesday October 7 meeting to Friday October 23. Mrs. John D. Biggs announced the change and asks members to note the new date.
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John D. Biggs
Child Study Club Plans Meeting at Mrs Stone Home
The Child Study club sponsored by Wesley Memorial Mothers' class will meet at 443 West Lexington Avenue Tuesday at 3 30 P M. The topic is Hospitality led by Mrs R C Hubbard. All class members and interested persons are invited.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Stuart Stone
West
Lexington Avenue
R. C. Hubbard
Master Jerry Jones Hosts Birthday Party at Home
Master Jerry Jones hosted a small birthday gathering yesterday at his Madison Avenue home. Junior hostess Miss Virginia Green helped as guests entered a fall decorated dining room and enjoyed ice cream and cake with lollipops. Guests included Joan Green Janice Hedrick Donald Embler Alton Embler Dan Billy Kenneth Green D R B Boyles Jr George Hedrick J Kong Boyles Jr and Clark Russe.
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Jerry Jones
Madison Avenue
Virginia Green
Joan Green
Janice Hedrick
Donald Embler
Alton Embler
Dan, Billy
Kenneth Green
D. R B. Boyles, Jr
George Hedrick
J. Kong Boyles, Jr
Clark Russe
Randolph County Council Meeting Adjacents Social Passages
Dennis Fox left Asheboro last Sunday to resume medical studies at Vanderbilt University. Mrs. M. C. Redding Opal and Jewel Hughes Mary Lou Redding and Sam Hughes spent Sunday at Davidson visiting Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hughes. L. L. Lineberry and Charles Lineberry of Roanoke Virginia visited their mother Mrs. Geo Elliott recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Poe Ramseur spent Sunday with Mrs. George Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McEllannon and Mrs. Tom Stalker spent Sunday in Gibsonville visiting Mrs. Pugh.
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Randolph County Council
Asheboro
Dennis Fox
Vanderbilt University
M. C. Redding
Opal
Jewel Hughes
Mary Lou Redding
Sam Hughes
Davidson
Basil Hughes
L. L., Lineberry
Charles Lineberry
Roanoke
Geo. Elliott
Eddie Poe
Ramseur
George Eliott
Harry McEllannon
Tom Stalker
Gibsonville
Pugh
District Women’s Clubs to Convene in Greensboro Oct 9
The Seventh district of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s clubs meets at Woman’s College Greensboro October ninth with Greensboro Woman’s Club as hostess. Mrs. H. J. Becker presides. Reports from all clubs, address by Mrs. George E. Marshall, state federation president, and assistance from state officers and college faculty are planned.
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North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Woman's College
Greensboro
Greensboro Woman's Club
Mra
J. Becker
Leaksville
George E. Marshall
Mount Airy
John D. Robi
Wallace
Kari Bish
Spray
High Point
J. J. Doe
Edythe Schneider
Harriett Elliott
Pears
Herbert Ken
Number Seven
N. C. F. W. Cy Leaksville
Gallon Of Blood Lost In Randolph Co. Knife Fight
Virgil Burrow and his brother Vernon were seriously cut in Grey Stone Terrace Asheboro when a unknown colored man armed with a knife attacked over cigarette requests. Virgil required 40 to 50 stitches and a blood transfusion. Vernon suffered a severe jaw muscle tear and is hospitalized. Pearly Miller, the investigator, is still seeking the assailant.
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Asheboro
Virgil Burrow
Vernon Burrow
Greystone Terrace
Virgil
Vernon
Pearly Miller
Life Insurance Prevalence in Great Britain Population
It is estimated that about one fifth of the total population of Great Britain carries life insurance of some form.
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Great Britain
Expensive bump in Winston-Salem leads to wallet theft claim
J. Smith reported being bumped inside a mid building in Winston-Salem. He said his wallet containing $30.95 was taken during the incident and police are investigating the claim.
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Winston-Salem
J. Smith
Trout in London hotels used from tanks in building stream
In London several hotels rely on live trout kept in tanks fed by a constant freshwater stream running through an underground building. Guests and casters demand the fish and specify they be cooked to order.
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London
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Charles Moore
Miss Hoskins
Miss Hammer
Mrs. Moore
Meade Hite
BE. L. Webb
Evelyn Webb
New York City
Peggy Hite
National School of Applied Arts
Charlottesville
Will Lambeth
University of Virginia
MRS. Council
Randleman Book Club
Parent-Teacher Association
N. N. Newlin
Rose Parrish
Cletus Brookshire
A. B. Beasley
J. T. Council
John Fox
Joe Newlin
J. ©. Wall
E. E. Bunting
Maytag
The
Bill
Caller Maytag Co
Woman's Club
Child Study Club
Women’s Clubs
Randolph Co
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York
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Times Square
45Th ST
Deener
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Capitol
Porrest
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Southern Coal Company
Knoxville, Tenn
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