Directors of Y to Meet Tonight
Members of the board of directors of the local Y M C A will hold a Commercial club meeting on South Main Street tonight at 7:30. The first unit of the new building near completion at Main and Russell streets will be discussed with state secretary Wilson Smith and architect J A Fisher expected to speak.
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Commercial Club
South Main Street
Main and
Russell Streets
Wilson Smith
Young Men's Christian ‘Association
Smith
J. A. Fisher
Walter Kidde & Co
New York City
Y. M.C
Fred N. Tate
Thomasville Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Plans
Thomasville residents share a busy week with visits from Howard Lloyd family and Ella in Washington. Local students prepare for fall schools, with Helen Jones headed to Smithfield and Alliene Hoover to Salem College, while others attend Labor Day events and plan teaching roles.
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Thomasville
Howard Lloyd
Ella
Washington, D. C
Carson Cox
J.O. Walker
Lexington
Zeb Walser, Jr
Margie Wilson
W. C. King
C. C.ritchard
High Point
Mr. King
J. G. Miller
Salisbury
Monnday
Rebecca Rothrock
Bruce Rothrock
Chas. Rothrock
Eller
Rothrock
G.A .Moore
Winston-Salem
Maxine
Dorothy ‘Moore
Cc. D. Wilkerson
St Shoro
Guilford ‘E
John R. Myers
Daugh‘ter
Susie
Jackson Springs
Mary Hogan
J' Buna
Kent Nance
Point
Lee Rice
Lester Grimes
Greensboro
Luther Grimes
W. A. Lambeth
D. D
John Pennington
J. P. Heney
Tom Harris
Miss Manile
Douglas
Paul Newton
Newton
Main Street Methodist Church
Helen Jones
Davis Sets Out Today For His Western Trip
Chicago reports John W. Davis will begin his Western tour as Democratic standard bearer after a September 5 conference with Illinois party leaders. He will deliver six addresses from September 6 to 18 in Omaha Denver Cheyenne Topeka and Des Moines with stops in Bunceton. After returning he may speak in Gary South Bend Fort Wayne and then pursue a second Western invasion.
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Chicago
Illinois
John W. Davis
Far West
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Topeka
Kan
Bunceton
Des Moines
Iowa
Davis
Gary
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vick Robbed After Stopping To Aid Man
J. F. Vick of Rocky Mount was stopped by two men who dragged him from his car and stole $61 before fleeing in the vehicle. Vick believed the injured man on the bridge might be white.
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Rocky Mount
J. F. Vick
Vick
Wagner Festival at Beyreuth Faces Post Cosima
Speculation runs on whether the revived Wagner Festival will continue after the death of Frau Cosima Wagner widow of the composer. The World War and a decade of hardship have altered tastes and economics. Critics note demand for new scenery and production methods despite strong orchestra and singers.
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Beyreuth
Cosima Wagoner
Beyreuth Opera House
Berlin
Dresden
Munich
Wagnerian Opera Quality Compared to Beyreuth Standards
The article argues that with their adequate modern mages, productions can surpass Beyreuth offerings of Wagnerian operas, suggesting contemporary forces can elevate staging beyond traditional historic benchmarks.
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Beyreuth
New State Bridge Over Rocky River Opens
Albemarle Sept 6 The new state concrete bridge over the Rocky river was formally opened yesterday. About 2 500 persons attended. The opening reduces the distance between Charlotte and Raleigh to about 861 miles.
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Albemarle
Rocky River
Charlotte
Raleigh
Mecklenburg County votes to issue bonds in December
The Mecklenburg county commissioners voted to submit to the public in December the question of issuing 100000 dollars in bonds.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Winston-Salem Terminal seeks I C C approval to issue bonds
The Winston-Salem Terminal company applied for interstate commerce commission authority to issue 800,000 dollars of first mortgage five percent gold bonds and 3,000 dollars of capital stock to construct a union passenger station and to purchase land in Winston-Salem.
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Washington
Sept
Winston-Salem
New device measures sound travel to ocean bottom and back
A newly invented device can measure the time required for sound to travel to the ocean floor and return, enabling precise depth and sonar assessments. The invention promises enhanced underwater exploration and data collection for marine science.
Doesn't your wife need a kitchen cabinet Come in to sea Cofield
An unnamed promo invites shoppers to visit Cofield Furniture Co. for a kitchen cabinet sale offering a cabinet at the bargain price of 0.95 and highlighting Saturday and Monday shopping. The wording resembles a brief local advertisement aimed at attracting customers with a discount offer.
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Coffield Furniture& Co
Sea Cofield
Furniture.Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial’ Club
Thomasville Society
Epewecesse Svecesss Handel
G. Gibbs
Wilmer Walter W. Rapp
Scott
Sunlight
Holcombe
Will Janssen
Punchinello
Rachmaninoff
Susie Crowell
Nevin
Rose
Sherman
Nat Walker
Traumerie
Schumann Walter Rapp
Mandalay
Creeons & Eroeraenme
Myrtle Perry
Edward McDowell
Taylor
Nat ‘Walker
U. S. S. Richmond
Lowell Smith
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Wagger
Wagger’s
Wagger’s Jewelry Store
Fr Venetian
UNION
High Street
Elwood
Liv-O
High Point Drug Stores
Sample Furniture
Kester
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