Colonial Highway Route Through City Planned Loggers Visit
New Orleans officials and Mississippi coast leaders travel September 17 to 23 from New Orleans to New York City to map the Colonial Highway from Canal Street to Broadway. The party tours Gulfport Mobile Selma Atlanta Gainesville Greenville Greensboro Washington Philadelphia and New York with Mayor Walker awaiting at journey’s end.
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New Orleanians
Mississippi Gulf Coast
High Point
New York City
Colonial Highway
Canal Street
Broadway
New Orleans
Gilbert J. Fortier
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Colonial Highway Committee
T. Semmes Walmsley
George M. Carnes
W. Scott Hammond
C. Gordon Bailey
Motor League of Louisiana
John J. Kennedy
Biloxi
Mississippi
Gulfport
Mobile
Ala
Selma
Montgomery
la Grange
Atlanta
Gainesville
Thance
Greenville
S. C
Spartanburg
Gastonia
Charlotte
Concord
Salisbury
Greensboro
Danville
Richmond
Washington
Capitol
White House
Baltimore
Philadelphia
City Hall
New York
Jimmy” Walker
Thomas Jefferson
Official Map and Descriptive Guidance for Motor Public
An official map and descriptive matter are prepared for wide distribution to guide the motoring public. The document provides route details, landmarks, and regulatory notes to aid navigation and safe travel.
Native Returns from California Endorses Tar Heel Markets
D E Hepler of Ocean Park California returns to North Carolina noting strong prospects for distinct Tar Heel fruit markets. He cites fruit quality matching California and faster East Coast access, urges advertising and better prep of Tar Heel produce, and highlights apples and pears as promising crops. Hepler compares taxes, cites Los Angeles at 5.40 and Davidson County at 2.45, and says North Carolina is now widely recognized in the West as a progressive state.
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North Carolina
California
Hepler
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
Lexington
Davidson
Sugar Seizure Leads to Jail for Two Men
Eldridge Barnes and Frank Joiicer are jailed in Asheboro charged with possession and transport of materials to manufacture whiskey. A Ford car containing 200 pounds of sugar and yeast was seized. hearing expected soon.
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Asheboro
Eldridge Barnes
Frank Joiicer
Stolen Car Case Leads to Local Arrest in Asheboro
Clark Millikan is jailed in Asheboro on theft charges for stealing a car from in front of the Broadhurst theatre in High Point on August 1. Police say the vehicle belongs to S. L. Lambeth of near Thomasville. Millikan was arrested by R. E. Routh, Fletcher Humble, and M. L. Allen.
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Asheboro
Broadhurst Theatre
High Point
Millikan
R. E. Routh
Fletcher Humble
M. L. Allen
Noted minister heard by Lexington congregation
Dr. Homer McMillan of Atlanta general secretary of the home mission board of the Southern Presbyterian church preached at First Presbyterian Lexington in morning and evening services. The large crowd enjoyed inspiring messages and the local choir provided special music for the occasion.
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Lexington
Homer McMillan
Atlanta
Home Mission Board
Southern Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Bebe Daniels Reunites Team for Senorita at Broadhurst
Bebe Daniels again works with director Clarence Badger and photographer H Kinley Martin in Paramount’s Senorita at the Broadhurst. James Hall co stars as leading man with William Powell opposing Daniels. Joan Standing fills the other female role.
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Broadhurst
Bebe Daniels
Paramount
Broadhurst Theater
Miss Daniels
Clarence Badger
H. Kinley Martin
James Hall
William Powell
Joan Standing
Harriet Porter
Patricia Mansfield
Vegetable Sandwiches Delight Luncheon Delicacy
A new luncheon item called the vegetable sandwich gains praise for versatility. Any vegetable may be used, prepared mashed or chopped or with cream sauce, offering a tasty option for meals and gatherings.
Fraternities Move Off Campus to Accommodate Freshmen
Seventeen fraternity chapters at State College have shifted to off campus houses and more will leave dormitories to free beds. Total enrollment, including students living with parents in Raleigh and city residents, could reach about 1 600 as dorms reach capacity. Freshmen registration is set for September 16 with 700 new students expected term end. higher return of upperclassmen noted.
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State College
T. T. Wellens
Raleigh
New
School of Education
Frank Thompson Gymnasium
E. L. Cloyd
Wme
E. B. Owen
Crossword humor from Life magazine
A witty Life quip about a dentist and crossword books ends with a playful twist. The speaker jokes about placing finished puzzles in the guessed room, reflecting lighthearted nostalgia for puzzle hobbyists.
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Dentists Office
Substituting Cake Flour With Bread Flour In A Pinch
A cooking tip notes that if cake flour runs short, substitute with bread flour and add one tablespoon of starch per cup. The guidance aims to preserve texture when cake flour is unavailable.
Morning Bran Preparation Tip
Morning Bran suggests a serving method mixing bran with raisins, pouring boiling water, and letting steep five minutes before adding to porridge for textured flavor.
Davidson County Farmers Buy 30 Guernseys
Thirty pure bred Guernseys purchased by Davidson County farmers arrived in Lexington from northeastern South Carolina. The cattle were transported by rail and are being distributed among leading Davidson County farmers.
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Lexington
South Carolina
Southern Railway
Davidson County
The Big Parade review by Mordaunt Hall at Astor Theatre
The New York Times lauds The Big Parade a World War epic directed by King Vidor and drawn from Laurence Stallings story. It highlights humor romance suspense and vivid scenes from American doughboys in France with flawless acting and cinematic brilliance.
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Astor Theatre
Laurence Stallings
King Vidor
Farm demonstration agents lead cattle shipment tour
C A Sheffield and Prof. R H Huffner led a car load of cattle to South Carolina valued around $3000. The shipment included 17 females and 13 bulls. Davidson County farmers W H Alexander and Thomasville Route joined the purchasing tour with Sheffield and Huffner.
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C. A. Sheffield
South Carolina
R. H. Huffner
Local Lexington Businesses Named in Property Route List
The document lists Russell Zimmerman of Lexington Route 4 J. E. Motsinger of Winston Salem Route 5 T L Hedrick E A Hedrick Lacy Hedrick and W C Hedrick all of Lexington Route 9 as involved parties in a property or route related matter.
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Russell Zimmerman
Lexington
J. E. Motsinger
Winston- Salem
T. L. Hedrick
E. A. Hedrick
Lacy Hedrick
W. C. Hedrick
Thieves Steal Car and Merchandise in Southmont
A Lexington report dated Sept six describes a theft of a car and merchandise in Southmont. Local authorities investigate the incident and seek leads.
Thieves Reported In Southmont Store Theft
A sheriff’s report states a quantity of goods from the D. L. Owen store at Southmont were stolen along with a touring car owned by a construction company man. Thieves were believed to have headed toward Salisbury from Southmont. items stolen included various merchandise, candy, and other goods with the loss estimate undetermined.
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S of
D. L. Owen
Southmont
Salisbury
Eve Alls
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Viidors
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Renee Adoree
Laurence ‘Stallings King
VIDOR
D. E. Hepler
STATE
Mordaunt Hall
The
New York Times
America
E. Linthicum & Son
Willowbrook St
Chicago
Loop
Hotel Brevoort
Madison Street
la Salle
Enterprise
South Main St
Oxfords
D,ito
Smart, Caps
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