Rotary Banquet Honors Thomasville School Faculty
The Thomasville Rotary club hosted its annual banquet at High Point Country Club on October 9 to honor the city school faculty. About 140 covers were set with pink and white decor as new teachers were introduced and entertained by mountain songs performed by I G Grier and dulcimer accompaniment.
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High Point Country Club
Thomasville
Nell Parkin
Charles Haddon Nabers
High Point Rotary Club
I. G. Grier
Appalachian Training School
Boone, N. CC
Mary Garden PICTURED AS SHE CAME Back from Europe
Mary Garden appears after returning from Europe in a feature with social notes from Hickory North Carolina. Highlights include Gladys Rowe of Dayton visiting, Walter Hargett of High Point with relatives, and a Thursday Bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. 8 G Moore on Salem Street with autumn flowers, prizes, and dessert. The Colonial Drive school Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting with new president Mrs. C M McCulston, committees announced, and Miss Elsie Doxey addressed attendees while awards were given to Hellig’s second grade.
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8. G. Moore
Salem Street
Thursday Bridge Club
Robert Rapp
Charles Phillips
Hallowe'en
Mesdames Charlies F
Mesdames Charlies F. Phillips, Robert Rapp, W. E. Tomflincon
A. R. Swain
W. H. Curlee
Carcea Cox
G. W. Lyles
Mamie Harris
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
C. McCulston
J. A. Palmer
J. A. Iner
Inez Peterson
C. M. Howell
Vira Clodfelter
C. H. Newby
John Hiatt
H. T. Hethcock
Margaret Woodward
W. M. Bateman
J. L. Perryman
Florence Lawrence
Clyde Tesh
Ruth Martin
Randall Greene
Elsie Doxey
Balancing Temptations and Difficulties in Human Nature
The text argues that humans face continuous distractions disease danger and death and that surrender to temptations can be pleasurable though final outcomes may be painful. It notes nature places people amid difficulties and urges balancing temptations with human abilities.
Lexington Fetes Miss Martha Bragaw Bride of Week
Lexington society notes recount Miss Martha Bragaw’s pre wedding fetes ahead of her nuptials to Mr Ralph Ervin Boggs of Old Hickory Tennessee. A bridge party at Century Oaks hosted by Mrs J T Lowe featured prizes for top scorers Mrs D A Walser and Miss Sarah Springs, with a décor suited to the occasion and a musical program led by Rev A A Walker and Rev J M Hayes.
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Lexington
Martha Bragaw
Ralph Ervin Boggs
Old Hickory
Tenn
J. T. Lowe
Century Oaks
North Main Street
D. A. Walser
Sarah Springs
Bragaw
D Bragaw
Walser
Miss Springs
Elizabeth Davis
Stephanie Bragaw
Frances Walser
Ruth Owen
Sidney Holmes
Richard Bragaw
Garden Club Elects New Officers At Mountcastle Hostess Meet
Mrs. G W Mountcastle hosted Garden Club members at her West Third avenue home. New president Mrs H E Olive led the meeting. Officers announced for the year include Olive as president Hill as vice president Burgin treasurer Walser secretary Finch correspond ing secretary Spruill program chair. A year book was presented. A business program followed with talks on Lillies and Dahlias.
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B. H. Finch
J. F. Spruill
Thompson Wall Nuptials in Troy First Presbyterian Church
Impressive in its beauty and dignity was the marriage of Miss Marjorie Thompson of Troy to Mr. Robert Wilson Wall of this city at eight o'clock Saturday in Troy First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a ring rite under yellow and green decor with palms, ferns, and chrysanthemums, as well as yellow cathedral candles and a Southern emilex arch.
Zion Church Hosts Million Dollar Wedding Show
St Stephen's A M E Zion Church on Price Street presents a "Million Dollar Wedding" tomorrow night featuring six brides with attendants. Cast includes characterizations of President and Mrs Hoover, Ex president and Mrs Coolidge, Vice President Curtis, Queen Marie, Chief Justice Hughes, and Senator Morrison in a faith community entertainment.
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St. Stephen's
Nabers 10 Close Lectures On The New Palestine
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers concludes his series at First Presbyterian Church with a talk on The Land of Sacred Memory. He surveys Palestine beyond Jerusalem including Bethlehem Bethany Jericho the Jordan River the Dead Sea Hebron and Nazareth and ends with events around the Sea of Galilee. He contrasts pre World War I conditions with today under the British flag and asserts biblical understanding requires knowledge of the homeland.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Palestine
Nabers
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Jesus
Bethany
Savior
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jericho
Jorden
Dead Sea
Hebron
Nazareth
Sea of
Galiiee
Dr. Naber
Communion At Church Of Christ In Hamilton Street
The Church of Christ on North Hamilton Street holds a communion service at 11:00 today with H. H. Kinney and Co. presiding elders. The sermon at 11:15 by Pastor W. Barton Quarles is titled An Eloquent Preacher Who Preached the Wrong Doctrine. Bible school starts at 9:45 led by J. A. Mizelle with music directed by R. H. Askew and Mrs. R. H. Askew. Public invitation extended.
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Hamilton Street Church of
R. H. Askew
Miss Etta Wood Weds Yancey Robertson at Asheboro
Miss Etta Raid Wood becomes bride of Yancey Hagerman Robertson in a refined Asheboro ceremony at Frat Methodist Church. Rev. Brantley and Rev. Smith officiated with a musical program by Mrs. Stedman and soloists. The couple will reside in Oxford after a ten-day trip to White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
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Miss Etta Raid Wood
Yancey H. Robertson
Asheboro
Frat Methodists
Ashebers
Etta Raid
Yancey Hagerman Robertson
A. P. Brantley
C. G. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Love
Barnby
Giles Robertson
Richmond
J. K. Wood
Worth Street
Funeral Services For Commodore Muse
Funeral services for J. C. B. Muse, a 70 year old local citizen, who died Friday afternoon from injuries after being struck by an automobile last Tuesday morning, will be held at 11 00 oclock this morning at the Baptist church in Carthage where he was a member. Muse, born in Moore county, son of Archie and Martha Johnson Muse, moved to the city six years ago from Carthage and resided at 121 Virginia avenue. The body was taken to Yow funeral home in Carthage for burial beside his wife who died December 9 1929.
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J. C. B. Muse
Baptist Church
Carthage
Commodore Muse
Moore County
Archie
Martha Johnson Muse
Virginia Avenue
Duck hunter population in the United States cited at seven million
An estimated seven million men in the United States engage in duck hunting, reflecting sizable participation in this outdoor pursuit and potential implications for wildlife management and hunting regulation discussions.
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United States
Copper qualities found in tron purified by a German process
Copper attributes are identified in tron refined through a German method demonstrating purity and properties.
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Koonce
South Main Street
Mary Garden
Europe
Gladys Rowe
Dayton
Ohio
Hickory
Adrian Witherspoon
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Walter Hargett
High Point
Stewart-Warner
U.S
Stewart Warner
Copines
Clinard Electric CO
A. A. Walker
Charlotte
J. M. Hayes
Celia Ann
Mooresville
Josephine King
Troy
Alexander Franklin Thompson
Canada
Lesington
Wall
C. M. Wall
Augusta Military Academy
Wake Forest College
Robert Wall
Marjorie Thompson
Carroll Wall
Hotel Troy
Fletcher Wall
Master Carroll Wall
Charles Wall
Charles V. Sink
Bennie Lee
Carroll Wall, Jr
Frank Thompson
A. F. Thompson
R. L. Wall
Winston-Salem
Durham
N. C
Oet
MO. W. Hester
Gotham
Colonial Drive
Enterprise
New York City
Reid Marsh
Miss Smith
Valera Smith
American Legion
Wilma Moser
Edna Chaney
Dorothy McCormick
Roy Slatt
John Clark
Eric Wilson
Guy Simpson
Zeb Green
Roy Meachum
Tom Dickerson
Jimmie Anderson
Guy Jones
Lewis Lancaster
Hal Hedrick
Bradley Conrad
Son
Holy Land
Church” of Christ
Shreen
White
Evane
Stra Shaw
Jon Shar
Payettevitta
Wyche
Resnote Rapids
Elizabeth Graham
Clinton
Bre
Underwood
Mins
Retta Underwood
Charles McCrary
J. V. Hunter
Salem
Neely Hunter
S&s
Stedman
White Sulphur Springs
Oxford
Robertson
Virginia
Old
North Carolina
Greensboro
Department Store
Greensboro N.C
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