Randleman Rook Club Entertained By Miss Claudia Fox
The Randleman Evening Rook Club met at Mrs W F Mathews on Main Street with autumn decorations and three tables in play. Miss Claudia Fox hosted and won high score with a linen towel prize. Mrs Mathews assisted in serving.
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Randleman Rook Club
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Lalto
Missadia Fox
Mra
W. F. Mathews
Main Street
Mre Fox
Birthday party and village social notes from a Sunday school class
A Sunday school class enjoyed a home party with games on the lawn and tea cake and fruit served. Attendees included Hazel Owens Frances Wilson Helen Julian Dolly Julian Elizabeth Myles Ida Lee Myles Williamson Raymond Lu Patsy Harrett and Burt Shaw celebrated a birthday with a white and red decor. Mrs C Hinshaw hosted the event on Ranche route Saturday night with Edith Galda and Max Behan leading games and contests. Refreshments followed.
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Clase
Hazel Owens
Frances Wilson
Helen
Dolly Julian
Zabeth
Ida Lee Myles
Williamson
Raymond Lu
Burt Shaw
Re. C
Hinshaw
Edith
Galda
Max Behan
Roosevelt Praises Lehman For Accepting renomination
President Roosevelt expressed happiness at Governor Lehman’s decision to seek a fourth term. He noted Lehman’s record as strong and his fit with the New Democratic coalition in New York. The chief executive also indicated Lena Wagner’s renomination would be appropriate for the state.
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Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehans
New York
Lena Wagner
Wagner
Weather summary and cotton area readings nationwide
Partial cloudiness and cooler trend noted in southeast and extreme west. Saturday looks fair and warmer in central and southeast regions. Moderate northwest winds from Hatters to Jacksonville and overcast conditions persist. nationwide station readings list temperatures, rainfall in inches, and barograph records for cotton-growing areas including Birmingham Charleston Charlotte Greensboro Little Rock New Orleans San Antonio and San Francisco with varied figures.
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San Antonio
San Francisco
Spartanburg
Miss Fannie Hancock Dies From Burns At 20
Miss Fannie Hancock of Beaufort died at a local hospital at 7 30 PM from burns suffered about four months earlier. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs H B Hancock three Hancock siblings Violet Melvin Avon Gillikan of Beaufort and Mrs R F Hiatt of Greensboro. Body to be shipped to Beaufort tonight at 11 o clock. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Hancock
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Avon Gillikan
R. F. Hiatt
Greensboro
Sprinkler Prank Disrupts High Point Firemen
A dry sprinkler system at the High Point Paper Box Company triggered a false alarm, waking firemen from sleep to respond to a frightened night call. The misdirection involved compressed air release typical of dry systems, causing concern during overnight hours.
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High Point Paper Box Company
High Point
Fire system test triggers alarm with no damage
A fire safety test caused water to flood pipes triggering the building alarm. The flow allowed water to rush into the piping system and set off the alarm before any damage occurred.
Cactus Walls Expand Like Accordion To Store Water
The oversized cactus has pleated walls that expand to hold any amount of water available, enabling it to adapt to varying moisture.
Supreme Justice A A Seawell and rail strike concern
Raleigh readers note Chief Justice Walter J. Stacy departs for Washington to head the railroad conciliation effort as a looming nationwide strike prompts quick action and the Supreme Court figure remarks he may not know as much as he once did.
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Walter J. Stacy
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Railroad Conciliation Board
Wage Hour Act Eyed as Better Business Measure
Federal Wage Hour Administrator Elmer F. Andrews spoke in Gastonia calling the act a better business measure. He said enforcement will raise worker conditions and boost legitimate employers while punishing wage chiseling. Andrews outlined cooperation with the Southern Combbed Yarn Spinners Association as the law takes effect October 14.
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Elmer F. Andrews
Southern Combed Yarn Spinnere Association
Gantonia
Andrews
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Carolinas
Rainy Capitol Square Scenes and Election Color in North Carolina
A rainy Capitol Square scene shows a dapper man and an attractive woman sharing umbrellas while another passerby looks on. Reports note state election hours changes and a lively exchange about Democratic majorities between Cumberland’s George McNeill and Hendersonville’s J C Bell, reflecting regional political divides.
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Seasion
George McNeill
Cumberland
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