Asheboro Couples Married In Separate North Carolina Ceremonies
In Greensboro a Miss Madge Craven and David Wray wed at Magnolia Street Baptist Church with Rev J N Bowman officiating. The bride wore her mother's gown. attendants included Wilma Stout and Cladie Moffitt. Wray, a state prison official, and Craven, a teacher, were celebrated on the groom’s parents anniversary. In Danville a Miss Coye Nell Parsons and Henry Keeling joined in matrimony with a Danville Friends church pastor presiding. Both Asheboro residents are well known locally and plan a mountain trip afterward.
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Asheboro
Madge Craven, Ramseur
David Kerner Wray
Greensboro
Siler City
Magnolia Street Baptist Church
J. N. Bowman
Lexington
Jennings Johnson
H. P. Wray
Wilma Stout
Ramseur
Cladie Moffitt
Pen Craven
Brother Wray
Ernest Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Miss Craven
D. 8. Craven
Appalachian State Teachers’ College
Boone
Wray
Danville
Coye Nell Persons
Henry Keeling
Bossong Hosiery Mill
Keeling
Duncan Keeling
Acme Hosiery Mill
Two Armories Approved For High Point
State WPA officials approved two armories for High Point at about $25 000 each. The announcement was made by J Van B Metts general of North Carolina. The plan now moves to Washington for final WPA approval.
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High Point
National Guard
WPA
J. van B. Metts
North Carolna
Washington
Newlyweds Settle With Groom’s Parents in High Point
Virginia and her husband live with Frank and Mrs. Gritske as guests Robert A. Folkman and Virginia Hendrix visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maus on West Bay Street Sunday. Mrs. Maus hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mr. Maus with a nicely arranged table.
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Frank Gritske
Robert A. Folkman
Virginia Hendrix
Paul Maus
West Bay Street
High Point
Maus
Mr. Maus
Rotary Talk by Dr. D. O. Carroll at Sheraton
Dr. D. O. Carroll dean of the UNC School of Commerce spoke to the Rotary Club at the Sheraton Hotel on changes past and present. He warned against government and corporate policies lowering production and emphasized harmony, citing farms, steel, and the Farmers Alliance in North Carolina.
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D. D. Carroll
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Stokes County
Farmers Alliance
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Change and adaptation amid wartime agricultural shifts
In a 1919 discourse, Dean Carroll examines how Europe’s 1914–18 conflict- era prices shaped American farming. He notes high U.S. cultivation, tariff limits, and export shares for cotton, urging farmers to adjust to new conditions while contrasting three attitude groups and welcoming new members to the Rotary Club.
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Europe
England
Dean Carroll
Taylor Durham
Charlotte
W. M. Rogers
Johnson City
Tennessee
Joe Bonner
W. Chase Idol
R. 3
B. Terry
J. W. Clinard
Local Post Office to Hire Substitute Clerk Carrier
The United States Civil Service Commission announced an opening competitive examination for a substitute clerk carrier at the local post office. Applications for the position are requested.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Central City Market Building Undergoing Preparation
Work progresses on Central City Market Inc to be located in the 100 block of South Main Street on the south side back of the stores facing Main Street. Applicants must file composition with the manager fourth Civil Service district Washington D C by September 10 and report for a written exam about 15 days after. Full information and application blanks available from the secretary of the board of United States Civil Service examiners at the post office.
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Central City Market, Inc
South Main Street
Main Street
Fourth Civil Service District
Washington, D. C
Governors action stirs South Carolina highway board row
Governor Johnston named three new highway commissioners claiming seats at the road board meeting. Attorney General Daniel ruled the positions vacant since April 15 1935 but Johnston said the appointees have always served. W Fred Lightsey refused to withdraw insisting he remains a commissioner until the supreme court and senate rule otherwise.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Highway Administration
Olin Johnston
State Road Board
John M. Daniel
Knitting Co at Denton Granted State Charter
Raleigh September 5. The following were among business charters granted today Stacey W Wade secretary of state Thornton Knitting Co Inc of Denton to manufacture buy and sell fabrics authorized capital 100000 with 7500 stock subscribed by S W Burton Thomasville and J E Wilkins of Denton Parks College of Commerce Inc of Winston Salem to establish a business training institution authorized capital 100000 with 30 stock subscribed by Mrs Thelma Scott Parks James Martin Parks and Eccles Hinkle Scott of High Point
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Thornton Knitting ¢Pany, Inc
Denton
S. W. Burton
Thomasville
J. E. Wilkins
Parks College of Commerce, Inc
Winston-Salem
Thelma Scott Parks
James Martin Parks
Eccles Hinkle Scott
High Point
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RCA Victor
RCA
Rose Furniture Co
State Prison Department
Modern
Sfor
Just
Rose Furniture
Kester Bros
Ginia
DR. 0. D. Carroll
Central City Mart
Stacey W. Wade
Liberal Trades
Gaines Garland
N. Main St
Plymouth
Vermeer Ad Cee Cme Lure
Bae A
Seito Dtt
DAN River Cigarettes
Bsc Size
Vicks Salve
MANN
Magnesia
Epsom Salts
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Injol
Phillips Magnesia
SIR Walter Raleigh
Scott
Razor
Radiant
Ted Seeip
Ngee
Imal Oaly
Mann’s
South Main
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