Thomasville Amateur Night Scheduled at Main Street Auditorium
Thomasville crowds expect a lively Amateur Night tonight at 8 sponsored by the Business and Women’s clubs. The program features music dances impersonations and readings by local talent with Charles F. Lam serving as master of ceremonies as ticket sales indicate strong demand.
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Whomasville
Main Street
Sdooitorium
Thomasville Business and Final Women’s Club
Charles F. Lam
Cerefes
Deaths Jesse H Freeman 44 High Point native dies in Durham hospital
Jesse H Freeman 44 son of Mr and Mrs W S Freeman of High Point died in a Durham hospital after seven weeks illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Moriah Methodist Protestant church near Greensboro. He was a Guilford County resident for 20 years and leaves four daughters, a son, and his wife.
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Freeman
High Point
Durham
Moriah Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro
Randolph County
Guilford County
Kate Freeman
Edith Freeman
Louise
Mildred Freeman
Harold Freeman
Howell Named Deputy Collector in Internal Revenue
J. A. Howell of Thomasville has been appointed deputy in the office of Charles H. Robertson, collector of internal revenue, in Greensboro after passing the Raleigh bar exams. He will work on Kerr Smith act matters and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus M. Howell of Fisher Ferry street.
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Thomasville
J. A. Howell
Raleigh
Charles H. Robertson
Internal Revenue
Greensoro
Kerr-Smith
Howell
Cyrus M. Howell
Fisher Ferry Street
Priceless Medieval Books Cost Weight in Gold
Highly prized books made for early kings and popes were so expensive that they actually cost their weight in gold. The observation suggests the immense value placed on rare manuscripts and illuminated volumes in early royal and papal courts.
Freeman Family Names and Residences in Obituary Note
The Homeplace lists Misses Dora and Gladys Freeman and Mrs Bertha Hiatt of High Point along with brothers R H Freeman of Eulah and Co D and E R Freeman of Washington DC in a family notice.
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Dora
Gladys Freeman
Bertha Hiatt
High Point
R. H. Freeman
Eulah
Co. D
E. R. Freeman
Washington, D. C
Leonard Street School Public Tennis Courts Completed
The Leonard Street playground project finishes the public tennis courts begun in 1933. Two double courts sit beside the school, with backstops nets in place and lining to be done, filling a longtime local need.
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Leonard Street
CWA
FERA
Death of King Stanislaus I of Poland in 1766
The article recounts King Stanislaus I of Poland dying by a fire accident in February 1766 after foreseeing catastrophe. It also covers local school and community notes including the William Penn P T A meeting, canned goods for the cafeteria, accreditation concerns, and a fall dance by the High Point Blue Eagle club at Kilby Arcade with music by the Piedmont Broadcasters.
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Stanislaus I
Poland
Stanislaus
William Penn P. T. A
William Penn Parent- Teachers Association
A. 0. Brown
D. N. Moore
Brown
Grade Mothers Council
Connie Gaines
Ella Jones
Burford
William Penn High School
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Ihe
High Point Blue Eagle Club
Kilby Arcade
Dr. Cromwell
Piedmont Broadcasters
Winston- Salem
H. B. Co
Friendly Lake
Red Top Beer In Cans Arrives In City
The Garland Produce Company announces the first shipment of Red Top Beer in cans from Cincinnati. The 12 ounce cans protect flavor from light and avoid bottle deposits, offering easy opening and space-saving storage for households plus dealers supplying the demand in our territory.
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Garland Produce Company
Willowbrook Street
Cincinnati
Wallburg teachers honored at school party
Wallburg September 27 Miss Ethel Fields and Miss Nellie Sheffield hosted a party for Wallburg school faculty to celebrate the new teaching staff.
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Wallburg
Ethel Fields
Nellie Sheffield
Wallburg School
Cooking School Comes To Successful Close
A crowd of about 1200 jammed the Paramount theater as The Enterprise hosted its free cooking school ending in record success. Mrs. Mildred Seather led final lectures and demonstrations, with many calling this the city’s best ever. Major prizes and regular foods were awarded to winners including Miss Mildred Enterkin and Mrs. Annie Brown, among others, with a broad array of cookware and appliances donated by local businesses.
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Paramount Theater
Enterprise
Free Cooking School
Mildred Seather
Mildred Enterkin
Four new teachers honored at school social
On Wednesday afternoon in the school lunch room the faculty celebrated four new teachers. Miss Knight, Mrs. Lanning, Miss Stokes and Mr. Gunn were the honor guests as a social time and contests were followed by refreshments.
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Miss Knight
Lanning
Miss Stokes
Gunn
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Jesse H. Freeman
Colored News
Thomas
Smita
Hutchens
Bot
JOO
Phillips
F. W. Graham
Lindale Creamery
Golden Rio
Coffee
Kao
Phillip
Old Va
John Hix
Stanislaus OF
Pekanitt
Vicinity
Kellam
Cairo
Iil
Merrptis Tor
Perkinson
Annie Brown
Grover Cleveland
Sears, Roebuck
M. T. Tilley
Duke Power Company
Cut-Rate Furniture Company
G. W. Cooper
Household Appliance Co
James Brown
Rose Furniture Co
M. B. Shiplett
High Point Creamery
Estelle Williard
Moffitt Furniture Co
N. Farmier
Efird’s
John Huff
Belk Stevens
L. A. King
Lester Stone
W. E. Hayworth
C. W. Hoover
J. L. Perkins
A. EB. Frazier
W. H. Culler
Fay Lilly
H. C. Kennedy
Mattie Edmonds
Dorothy Joiner
T. M. Brown
R. C Davis
J. H. Trotter
Dallas
Eckerd
B. C
Prince Albert Tobacco
W. M. A. Rogers
Berkeley
Woodbury’s Soap
Jergens
Lux
Texas
Lilly
C. C
Eddys
Dr. Blossers
Whitman
and Nunnally
Glovers Mange Medicine
South Main ST
Congress
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