Piedmont German club to elect officers at annual meeting
The Piedmont German club holds its annual meeting Wednesday at 7:90 PM at the Country club. Amos R. Kearns urges a large turnout for elections and potential expansion of the social program. Nominating chair Sam H. Denny reviews the slate, with officers Gratton Foy vice president, Dr. James B. Richardson secretary, and James B. Lovelace treasurer.
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Piedmont German Club
Country Club
I T
Amos R. Kearns
Kearns
Gratton Foy
James B. Richardson
James B. Lovelace
Pentagon Club Presents Nick Laney Dance at Country Club
The Pentagon club sponsors a Wednesday night dance at the Country Club in High Point to welcome students back to school. Duke University’s Nick Laney and his eleven piece band furnish music and will make his first appearance here. Dancing runs from 10 to 2 with chaperones and multiple sponsor couples.
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Pentagon Club
Nick Laney
Sorchstra
High Point
Duke Blue Devils
Duke University
Laney
South
Newport
Long Island
Old Orchard
Summit
Baltimore
Roosevelt Hotel
New York
Guy Lombardo
Sara Denny
Harris Jarrel
Virginia Fraley
Ed Rankin
Caroline Dalton
George Armfield
Mildred Crowder
Ed Woollen
Jacklyn’ McMullan
Kelman Gomo
Women Doctors in England Count Narrow at 2000
A health survey notes that about two thousand of England’s forty six thousand doctors are women. The finding highlights the gender gap in the medical profession and evolving workforce demographics across the country.
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England
Philathea Class Picnic And Royal Welborn Reunion Details
The Philathea Class of Green Street Church plans a Thursday evening picnic at Thomasville Orphanage meeting at 5:00. The Royal and Welborn Reunion heads to Hopewell M B Church on September 10 with a 10:00 program and 2:30 address by Thomas Turner Jr. Rev C F Barnes to give the 11:00 sermon. A Davis Brothers quartet will perform and a picnic dinner is at 12:00. Royal president G T Royal invites Royals and Welborns to attend. An engagement announcement from Charlotte notes the marriage of Olivia Renfrew to George Robert Howard on September 2, with both having current ties to state revenue and Du Pont respectively. Mrs O A Kirkman Jr spends a week in New York.
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Green Street Church
Thomasville Orphanage
Royal and Welborn
Hopewell M. B
Trinity
Thomas Turner, Jr
C. F. Barnes
Davis Brothers
First Baptist Church
G. T. Royal
Welborn
Charlotte
Olivia Renfrew
George Robert Howard
Miss Renfrew
Revenue Department
Howard
North Carolina State College
DuPont Company
William Francis Renfrew
Olivia
Aboriginal Australians Invented the Boomerang
A historical note credits Aboriginal Australians in Australia with inventing the boomerang. The device is described as a throwing tool used for hunting and sport, reflecting Indigenous innovation and cultural practice.
Hog cholera first found in America ninety seven years ago
A historical note records the initial appearance of hog cholera in the United States about 97 years prior, marking a milestone in veterinary history and national livestock disease surveillance.
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America
Augusta pastor convicted in 1930 murder tied to insurance
The note identified rafold Grady Williams, 19, whose body was found near Rochelle Georgia in 1930 after he left for Maine. Rev J M Williams, the youth’s father, was convicted of murder for insurance to cover cotton losses, despite denials of involvement.
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Bath
Augusta
George Hains
Rafold Grady Williams
Rochelle
Maine
J. M. Williams
Hains
May Clear Father Now In Prison For Son Death
A crudely written suicide note found in a Isle of Palms bath house locker raises questions about the guilt of a Georgia minister already serving life for the murder of his sailor son. The note signed J E Heath describes poisoning self and killing a sailor near Augusta named Grady Williams, with a claim of bootlegging gambling and robbery.
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Charleston
Georgia
J. E. Heath
Isle of Palms
Relief from Constipation Promoted by Black-Draught Syrup
A testimonial praises Black-Draught syrup for relief from severe constipation. The speaker notes dramatic improvement and urges others, including children, to try the product. The message reflects early advertising rhetoric for a laxative remedy.
Helen Wins Bid For Another Play This Weekend
A record crowd of over 1 060 visitors watched as seven men tried for two hours to drive a captive deer from Watkin Glen State Park. The deer lingered near the cliff face, nibbling foliage while hunters plotted new schemes to free or capture it.
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State Conservation Ment
Watkin Glen State Park
Religion In a Changing World At Wesley Memorial
Liston Pope, associate pastor, urges in a Wesley Memorial sermon that modern life demands a transformation in religion. He argues religion must serve all humanity and counter prejudice as rapid global change increases connection and risk. Rev. G Ray Jordan returns from the Holy Land to lead the next service.
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Wesley Memorial
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
G. Ray Jordan
High Point
Holy Land
Deer Wins Chase And Holds To His Retreat On Ledge
Deer wins a chase at Watkins Glen New York on September date as the pursuit ends with the animal holding to a ledge. Spectators watched as authorities attempted a capture without incident.
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Deer
Timber Waste in Global Sawdust Hit Twenty Percent
A global report states that twenty percent of all timber cut is wasted in the sawdust stage. It highlights losses across regions and calls for efficiency measures to reduce waste and improve forest product yields.
Good Looks and Health Advice Rrelated to Constipation
The fragment offers health tips praising charm and a diet to prevent constipation. It mentions vitamins and bran as beneficial for the intestinal tract and blood, warning that neglecting it causes skin and eye dullness. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or sources.
Carrier boy learns business lessons through newspaper route
The passage highlights a carrier boy among 588,000 youths who deliver newspapers. It notes the role as a quick, under two hourly task that supports schooling and practical business training. It praises service, courtesy, punctuality and thrift while encouraging continued ambition.
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J. S. Beaver
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Birmingham, Ala
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Woodrow Avenue
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Beaver College
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R. T. Holton
R. B. Terry
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Robert Houston
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Meadow Street
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Lois Hutchens
Beatrice
Lola Reavis
Kannapolis
Reavis
Thelma McGill
Katie Wilson
Irene Green
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Eula Mae Hall
Lee J. Marshall
Miles Reavis
John Reavis
Woodrow Hill
Clarence Keever
Leon Collins
Ollie Hutchens
Swaim
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Nancy Smith
Nita Payne
Dorothy Payne
Vatra Swaim
Inez Weir
Sybil Payne
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Andrew Smith
Davis Smith
John Swaim
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Creighton Kennedy
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Parkway
Thomas Willey
South Main Street
Methodist Church
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Ten Cent
L. H. Pyle
Baltimore Md
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Roland Park
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Frank Wineskie
Myrtle Beach, D. C
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Raleigh
Labor Day
Frances Lewis
Robert Lewis
Asheville
Weaver College
Weaverville
Moffitt’s
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World Wheat Supplies and Price
United States
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Howard-Renfrow
Charlotte, North Carolina
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Australia
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Gooch-Thomas, Inc
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Piilocn
Richmond Hts
Pinelawn
St. Louis
Grady Williams
Helen
Helen Wills Moody
Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Watkins Glen, N. Y
Willogga All-Bran
Roper
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