Jack and the Beanstalk Set for Paramount Theater Show
Junior Service League plans a Saturday performance of Jack and the Beanstalk at the Paramount theater under supervision of chair Mrs Ned McEachern. Try-outs will be Monday at 9:30 am at the club as part of fall activities noted at the meeting.
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Paraount
Theegular
Unior Service League
Merywood
Orning
Sam Strickland
Violet Johnson
R. T. Amos
Cirle
Local Social Notes Include Illnesses Travel and School Plans
Miss Ruby Stone of 1662 English street is quoted by friends from People Church as their sorrowful news. Mrs Thelma Culler Royal at Charlies store is home with diphtheria. Irene Everett recovering at home after Duke operation. Mrs Homer Moore arrives from Canton to aid ill sister Mrs B L Wood on Springfield avenue. Miss Sarah Hayworth of Asheboro visiting Mrs Dewey Hammer on Decatur street. Miss Neva Owen and Miss Marie Bareo visiting Mrs Owen’s sister Mrs B Bonner on Edgedale drive. Miss Helen Bonner Eshelman en route to Greensboro College for Women to start as a junior and assist with orientation. Stanton Sherrod William Snow and Frank Parker leave for Davidson College. Mr and Mrs C C Garrett return from Carolina Beach. Henry Millie bound for Rome Ga to attend Darlington School. Miss Elizabeth Lambeth to Greensboro College for Women. Cavell Creech ill at Guilford General hospital. Mrs Scovia Poston recovering after operation at Guilford General. Mrs C P Koonce Mr H B Leonard and son Broadus Jr visiting New York City. Mrs Koonce’s brother Paul Leonard to accompany home. Friends of Dora Green glad she’s improving after serious illness at 828 West Green Street. AID SPONSOR SOCIAL The Ladies Aid Society of Spring Hill M P Church to sponsor lawn supper Saturday Sept 14 at 6 pm on church corner West Lexington extension. Chicken pie and ice cream for sale to benefit the church. Public invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Spring Hill
M. P. Church
Lexington Avenue
Stephens Bible Class Sets Revival Meeting and Shower
The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. Gueth at 237 Montilew Avenue led by Rev. Taylor of Florida. Lebanon M. P. church Rainbow class and Christian Endeavor sponsor a class shower tonight at 7:30 at the church hut to raise funds for uniform glassware.
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Stephens
Charles Gueth
Montilew Avenue
Rev
Taylor
Florida
Ward Street Church
Couple Feted With Formal Dinner By Dr. and Mrs. Setliff
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Setliff hosted a formal dinner at Forrest Avenue home honoring Miss Eula Mae Smith of Greensboro and George E. McCain of the city whose engagement and October wedding were announced. Mrs. Setliff is McCain’s sister and will attend the wedding. The table featured talisman roses and pink tapers. A course dinner served to the couple, Miss Myrtle Smith of Thomasville, J. A. McCain, and the Setliffs. Julia Fay Setliff performed tap dances and the couple received a silver keepsake in their wedding pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Setliff
Forrest Avenue
Eula Mae Smith
Greensboro
George E. McCain
Miss Smith
Mr. McCain
Myrtle Smith
Thomasville
J. A. McCain
Mrs. Setliff
Julia Fay Setliff
Allen Jay P T A Opens New Year at School Meeting
The Allen Jay school Parent-Teacher Association held a Saturday meeting to launch activities for the year. Miss Madge Greenwood was elected secretary, with committees named for Membership Finance Program Hospitality Publications and Publicity. The group urged all parents to attend the County P T A meeting at Gibsonville on September 12 and reconvened September 24 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Madge Greenwood
DO. Sheppart
Aileen Hedricks
Ray Johnson
Homer Weant
J. W. Greenway
Summey
KE. C
Glasgow
Mae Ingram
Legionnaires Plan Joint Meeting For Drum Corps
Culbreth Harris post of the American Legion will meet with the Andrew Jackson post of High Point in Thomasville Friday evening to plan a Drum and Bugle Corps. Members meeting at Stark Clothing on Main Street at six will be transported to High Point.
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Thomasville
Culbreth-Harris
American Legion
Andrew Jackson
High Point
Stark Clothing Store
Main Street
Hope for Underpass Construction in Thomasville Gains Momentum
A Thomasville delegation of city officials and businessmen met with the State Highway and Public Works Commission in Raleigh to push a proposed underpass opposite Cemetery Street. An on site survey will determine the best location considering grades and property costs while engineers will be sent to conduct the new study. The effort follows a period of local advocacy and data presentation to secure favorable action.
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Thomasville
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Raleigh
Cemetery Street
Negro Is Removed To Davidson Jail
Thomasville report states Duca McCollum, one of two Black men jailed for robbing the Sink Dry Cleaning Co, has been moved to Davidson Jail. Authorities claim the two suspects were apprehended nearby after the alleged robbery.
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Davidson
Thomasville
Revival At Trinity Church Continues This Week
A revival began at Trinity Baptist church on Sunday night and will run again this week with services each night at 7 o'clock. Rev. C. N. Royal of Green Street Baptist church conducts the meetings and invites the public to attend.
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Trinity Baptist Church
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
W Kittle Honored at Birthday Dinner
Mrs. J. W. Kittle hosted a birthday dinner for her husband W Kittle at Melbourne Heights Sun ny. He celebrated his 56th birthday. The dining room featured fall flowers and a large gathering of relatives and friends from gh Point. The guest list included Rev. and Mrs. J. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kittle received numerous gifts.
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J. W. Kittle
Ith
Melbourne Heights
Gh Point
J. . Jones
A. B
Altrusa Club Dinner Meeting This Evening
The Altrusa club holds its weekly dinner meeting in the Sherma hotel private dining room at 6 30 this evening. Several new members are expected to join the club. Mrs R Duke Hay of Win Salem is the guest of Mrs John H Welborn and will speak at the local D A R chapter meeting this afternoon as state orian of Daughters of American Colonists and past state historian of D A R.
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Altrusa Club
Vate
Sherma Hotel
F. F
Pentagon Club Honors Members Leaving for College
The Pentagon Club held a four course dinner at Wayne Garner’s Colonial Drive home hosted by Mrs. W. C. Garner. The event honored members heading to college including Wayne Garner who will attend Iowa State University, Harriss Jarrell to Harvard Law School, Kelma Gomo to North Carolina State, and Leonard Koonce Elwood Jones and Bill McAnally to Duke University.
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Pentagon Club
Wayne Garner
Colonial Drive
W. C. Garner
Iowa State College
Harriss Jarrell
Harvard Law School
Kelma Gomo
N. C. State
Leonard Koonce
Elwood Jones
Bill McAnally
Duke University
Spinsters' Club Dance Tonight at Smith Hall
The Spinsters' club of Lezington will sponsor a farewell dance this evening at Smith Hall with dancing from 10 to 2. Duke Barron and his popular orchestra provide the music in a script affair.
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Spinsters’ Club
Lezxington
Smith Hall
Duke Barron
Mr Carrick Celebrated With Surprise Birthday Dinner
A September birthday dinner honored Mr. Carrick at his Smith Street home. About sixty relatives and friends attended, bringing numerous gifts. Among out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Surratt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boles and family, Miss Sallig Williams of Mooresville, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark with Mrs. Chaney of Randleman.
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MR. Carrick
Joe Carrick
Smith Street
Charles Surratt
C. O. Boles
Sallig Williame
Mooresville
L. ©. Clark
Myrtle Chaney
Randleman
Great Britain Leads in Combined Trade Weights
Great Britain tops the value of exports and imports combined, with the United States in second place. Great Britain imports more than the United States while the U S exports more, placing Britain ahead overall in total trade.
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Great Britain
United States
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Archdale M B Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Archdale M B Church will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the church. It is an important gathering and organizers hope for a full attendance if possible.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Archdale M. B
Joe Don Wood Born Here September 4
Mr and Mrs Frank Wood announce the birth of a son Joe Don on September 4 at their home 806 Tate Street
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Joe Don Wood
Frank Wood
Joe Don
Tate Street
Hungarian soldiers receive daily Tokay wine by decree
The government of Hungary orders all soldiers and gendarmes to be issued fine Tokay wine each day, a policy described as official and nationwide.
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Hungary
Hungarain
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Proctor
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Thrift Shop
Phillip Davis
League
American Red Cross
MecEachern
Hugh Smart
Paramount Theater
Ruby Stone
G. Y. Stone
English Street
Thelma Culler Royal
Charlies
Ward Street
Irene Everett
Homer Moore
Canton
Ohio
B. L. Wood
Springfield Avenue
Sarah Hayworth
Asheboro
Dewey Hammer
Decatur Street
Neva Owen
Marie Bareo
Elizabeth City
Miss Owen
B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
Helen Bonner Eshelman
North Carolina College For Women
Eshelman
Stanton Sherrod
William Snow
Frank Parker
Davidson College
Mrs. C. C. Garrett
Carolina Beach
Henry Millie
Rome
Darlington School
Elizabeth Lambeth
Greensboro College
Scovia Poston
Guilford General Hospital
C. P. Koonce
H. B. Leonard
Broadus, Jr
New York City
Dora Green
C. A. Voncannon
West Green Street
Rev Taylor
Lebanon Hut
Lebanon M. P. Church
Rainbow
Christian Endeavor Society
Church Hut
Allen Jay P.T. A
Legionnaires
City Memorial Hospital
Lexington
McCollum
James Moore
Superior Court
Trinity Church
Oxford
Shirley Temple
W. Kittle
Boy Scout
Een Club
Washington, D. C
W. H. Hayworth
Stanley
Orvie Hayworth
Raymond Hayworth
Detroit
NEW Coats
Fitt’s
North Main Street
Ange
Clarllee
Archdale M. BR
Nat Walker
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