Mrs Jesse Green Honored At Thomasville Tea
Thomasville holds a fall social tea honoring Mrs Jesse Green who will soon move to Philadelphia. Hosts Mrs Charles Finch and Mrs Paul Hassler welcomed guests, with a receiving line and elaborate autumn florals. Attendees included Mrs G E Crowell and Miss Audrey Angel of Winston Salem, plus local residents and visitors.
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Charles Finch
Paul Hassler
Finch Home
Thomasville
Charles F. Finch
Paul D. Hasler
Jesse 5. Green
Philadelphia
Finch
West Main Street
8. R. Matthews
Ellen Mae Pegg
Julia Brown Jennings
Lela Maud Boyles
Alvah Boyles
G. E. Crowell
Hassler
Green
Audrey Angel
Winston-Salem
Florence Lawrence
Saxe Barnes
George Finch
Lexington Schools Reopen With Full Day Schedule
Lexington officials ordered noon dismissals last week due to an extreme heat wave. As the heat ends, the city schools plan to resume full day classes for the remainder of the term.
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Lexington
Lexington Man Held on Manslaughter Charge
Alex Watkins, a colored man, bound over to Superior Court on a manslaughter charge after a preliminary hearing. He remains jailed on heavy bond as prosecutors pursue November trial. A bullet fired on a public street reportedly injured Alice Dusenberry, who died from complications after the wound. Watkins was rearrested following Dusenberry’s death. authorities note he may be able to post bond later.
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Lexington
Alex Watkins
Watkins
Alice Dusenberry
Dusenberry
Revival Services Close Strong at North Park Baptist Church
Revival services conclude Sunday at 11 with Rev. O F Barnes of Em manuel Baptist Church Columbus Ga delivering the closing sermon. Barnes and wife and daughter Virginia have led a two week revival marked by many conversions and a revived church spirit. He will also assist at Trinity Baptist in High Point before moving to Thomasville for another revival with Rev Richard L West.
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North Park Baptist Church
O. F. Barnes
Emmanuel Baptist Church of
Trinity Baptist Church
Barnes
Richard L. West
Thomasville
Rev. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Trinity Baptists
Tunity
Richard West
Utah highway bored 410-foot tunnel through granite
The Utah highway department bored a 410 foot tunnel through granite to avoid two railroad crossings. The project involved a short strip of road costing $33,000.
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Granite
Salt Lake City
Utah Highway Department
Heermann Trio to Perform at High Point College
The Heermann Trio Emil Heermann Walter Heermann and Thomie Prewett Williams will give a concert at High Point College on Friday Oct 20 at 8 15 pm. The group praised as America's foremost chamber ensemble will present a varied program reflecting classic and contemporary works. Ernest B Stimson of High Point College endorses the trio noting their long association with Cincinnati Symphony and their accompanist Mrs Thomie Prewett Williams is an alumna of the Cincinnati Conservatory.
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High Point
Heermann
Emil Heermann
Walter Heermann
Thomie Prewett Williams
High Point College
America
Heermann Trio
Ernest B. Stimson
Cincinnati Symphony
Stimson
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Allied School Staff and Club Advisors Listed
A long list of school officials including directors for track soccer and intramural sports, principals miss albright and various assistants, club advisors in Blue Club Band orchestra Hi Y and debate, class advisers and committee heads for freshman through senior programs, and assembly leadership roles. Additionally named are department heads and activity sponsors such as Pointer editorial staff and the Senior Dramatic club.
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Marlette
Spencer
Mr. Pritchard
Mr. Hartley
Miss Elerbe
Miss Walker
Miss Russell
Miss Young
Miss Whitehead
King
Owens
Pointer
Miss Bulwinkle
Mr. Patrick
Miss Abernethy
Mr. Parker
Miss Powell
Miss Bell
Miss Graham
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Bidson
Miss Meador
Miss Albright
Memory And Influence Of Founders Honor Miss Nash Kollock Graves
Founders of the Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies dedicated markers at the graves of Miss Nash and Miss Kollock. The tribute reflects the lasting impact of these educators on former pupils and the school’s heritage.
Hillsboro School Teachers Remembered in NC History
Markers placed at the graves of Misses Sallie Nash Maria Nash and Miss Sarah Kollock honor their years leading the Nash and Kollock Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies in Hillsboro The 1769 house built by Isaac Edwards housed the school founded after Judge Frederick Nash died in 1858 and educated generations of girls with strict Presbyterian guidance and strong academics.
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Hillsboro
Nash and Kollock
North Carolina
Sallie
Maria Nash
Sarah Kollock
Presbyterian Church
Nash
Kollock
Frederick Nash
Supreme Court
Sally Kollock
Maria Jane
Margaret Lane
Eno River
Duncan Cameron
Isaac Edwards
Tryon
Mary Goddard Kollock
Judge Nash
Hannah Arnett
Elizabethtown
N. J
Sym
Sarah Jan K Ollock
Shepherd Kollock
Misa Little- John
Oxford
Sally Nash
Faithfulness and Courage of Four Women Recognized
The piece extols four women for loyalty and steadfast duty through hardship, comparing them to Ruth and biblical figures. It highlights faithfulness and quiet courage, noting their willingness to suffer and even sacrifice life in service. It also references women's capacity to endure physical pain without complaint.
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Ruth
Naomi
Bethlehem
Shusham
Bethany
Jesus
Sol
Courage and consecration in women across ages
The passage praises women's moral and spiritual courage beyond physical and intellectual grit. It notes many women inspired male pioneers, their influence behind icons, and their devotion beyond ritual. It highlights steadfast consecration shaping character from Calvary to modern times.
Women of the Word of God Inspire Faith Across Generations
The author extols women as central to religion and world affairs, citing Esther Ruth Martha and Mary as exemplary figures. He argues women carry spiritual strength, shaping nations, society and individuals through devotion, sanctity, and unwavering worship.
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Esther
Ruth
Mary
Martha
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Lexington Man Chooses Jail Over Fine
David Styers of Lexington, near Southmont, was ordered to two days in the county jail in lieu of paying a $5 fine. He had paid $7.15 in costs after his August trial before Magistrate M. R. Gooch, and assisted by jailer A. C. Crouse and Mrs. Crouse during his brief stay. Styers, a basket fishing party member, was arrested by game wardens at High Rock Lake for violating state fish laws.
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Lexington
David Styers
Southmont
Styers
M. R. Gooch
A. C. Crouse
High Rock Lake
Jamestown Claim Echoes North Carolina Progress Voice
From North Carolina comes a claim boasting greater progress in manufacturing road building and education than any other state in the union. Utah farmers report planting 13 000 trees as windbreaks and crop shelters this year to protect yields.
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Stentorion Voice
North Carolina
Utah
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R. W. Crews
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King Cotton Hotel
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G. W. Lyles
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A. R.swaim
W. E. Tomlinson
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A. R. Swaim
Charlies F. Phillips
Carson, Cox
G. Moore
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W. H. Curlee
Mamie Harris
John Russell
J. N. Mé
Bane
Winston Street
W. C. Thomason
Washington, D. C
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South Main Street
Galen
Hippocrates
Jack of All
Ingram’s Pharmacy
North Main
Stephen’s
Main Street
American Dahlia Society
New York
Warren Maytrott
Vineland
Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
Heermann Trig
Allied
Miss Falkener
Horton
EB. Andrews
Bidson
Edwards
Travelers
Miss Henderson
Miss Beard
Howard
Miss White
Miss Penny
Miss Justice
Miss Wofford
Miss Hege
Miss Whitener
Mises Albright
Miss Lindsay
Miss Abenethy
E. Andrews
Eugene
Marcelle
E. K. Simpson
Route 3
Select
Old Hillsboro Finishing School
Pathy
Sally Kollock Nash
The
Enterprise
Calvary
Jamestown
Merricks
Castoria Eckerd
Dr. Foster
Eckerd
Price
Rane 15 Cc
Miller's Herb
Absorbine Jr
Parke Davis
Ofc
Mange Mc Eckerd
Adicine
Korjena
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