Doings of Residents of The Hollow
Mr Purse Scales is confined to his bed with typhoid fever. Mrs A M Gates is visiting at Charlotteville. Canon R Bowman has returned home from Westtown Pa where he attended school stopping over in Washington DC and shaking hands with President Coolidge. Misses Hallie and Josie Duncan attend the summer normal school at Radford. Miss Sallie Scales is at Chapel Hill for a few weeks. Prof S D Smith is visiting his people at The Hollow.
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A. M. Gates
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Westtown
Penn
Washington, D. C
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Hallie
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Radford
North Carolina University Trustees OK Tuition Increase
Chapel Hill June 10 trustees at the University of North Carolina voted 38 to 23 to raise tuition for several student classes to bolster university revenue. Arts and sciences 60 to 75 dollars, engineering 60 to 100, law 75 to 100, medicine 165 to 190, pharmacy 60 to 85, out of state 25 more. Free tuition remains for teachers and future teachers in education, minister’s sons, and infirm students. Governor McLean endorsed the action.
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Chapel Hill
Board of Trustees
The
University of North Carolina
W. J. Brogden
Josephus Daniels
Lunaford Long
University
School of Education
Chase
McLean
Peters Creek Visitor Party Highlights Local Life
In Peters Creek Virginia on June 13 residents stay busy with wheat work. A large crowd attended church in Collinstown. W. T. Collins and Blain Collins with Mrs Flippin and A. M. Flippin shared a Sunday visit in High Point. Bertha Hutchens returns from Detroit. G. E. Collins welcomes a newborn son. Geo W Collins and W R Mitchell made a Mayodan trip. Bertha Cassie and Leila Hutchens hosted a lawn party for FE Owens of Kentucky with about seventy five guests enjoying cake cream and games on the lawn.
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W. R. Mitchell
Bertha
Cassie
Leila Hutchens
FE. J. Owens
Kentucky
Trinity Episcopal Church Services Bulletin
Rev Arthur H Marshall minister. Church school every Sunday at 10. Holy communion and sermon on the first Sunday at 11. Sermon by pastor on the second and fifth Sundays at 11.00. Sermon by pastor on the second and fourth Sundays at 11.00. Service time noted as 1.7.80 p.
Correction to Route 1 meeting dates at Hollow Springs Church
A notice corrects last week’s Route 1 report. The protracted meeting with Rev. C F Rogers assisting Rev. W C Calloway starts next Sunday June 21. Rev Mr Andrews of Staley preaches Sunday at 3 PM.
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Hollow Springs Church
C. F. Rogers
W. C. Calloway
Mr. Andrews of
Staley
Government stenographer Alice Jones visits Pacific coast
Washington based stenographer Miss Alice Jones has taken a month long leave to tour the Pacific coast. Her Los Angeles trip covers the Central route's key sights and she plans to return via the Northern route.
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Alice Jones
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Public auction set for July 2 1925 in front of First National Bank
An advance bid filed as provided by law triggers a public auction in front of the First National Bank on Thursday July 2 1925 at 1 o’clock. The sale is conducted under a deed of trust and the power given to the undersigned by A L.
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First National Bank
A. L
Notice of Trustee Sale of Dorsett Property Mount Airy
Notice declares sale of real estate for $1,100 debt default on a 1924 deed of trust by Mrs. J. H. Dorsett and husband J. H. Dorsett to trustee Edw. M. Linville for W. T. Bowman. Sale set for July 1925 at 1 p.m. in front of Bank Mount Airy, Mount Airy North Carolina. Property described by metes and bounds from local corner and road junctions.
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J. H. Dorsett
Mount Airy
N. C
Cook
J. S. Brown
Fancy Gap
W. L. Sydnor
W. T. Bowman
Edw. M. Linville
Students Rescue 24000+ Animals In City Streets
The annual report of the director of humane education of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes that more than 24 000 small animals were saved by city children last summer. The effort reflects humane education in schools, aided by the education department. Humane societies formed in about 100 city schools and school magazines often feature humane activities.
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New York City
Department of Humane Education
American Society For the Prevention of
Atute Department of Education
New York Editor Freed After Trial Slides Into Libel Domain
A New York editor is freed as his trial deviates into seditious libel, while speculation grows that crossword puzzle builders will seek a two letter synonym and stick to the three toed sloth.
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New York
Sore threat and earache dodge by silence in old saying
A Philadelphia column notes that many men escape serious trouble by staying silent. The piece reflects humor and wordplay about mouth and earache avoiding consequences, with a playful dialect and local flavor.
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Philadelphia
Norman Family Real Estate Sale In Dobson Township
Norman and wife S E Norman and Fanny Norman hold 50 acre M H Norman home place in Dobson Township in Sur ry County. The tract adjoins W A L Norman Luther B Norman and W D Snow and C C Holyfield with bounds on the east north west and south. This sale to satisfy a debt of 296 dollars plus interest and costs. W F Carter Trustee.
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W. D. Snow
C. C. Holyfield
M. H. Norman
Mount Airy Seeks Street Improvement Bond Bids
The Town of Mount Airy North Carolina invites sealed bids for twenty five thousand dollars of 12 percent street improvement bonds in one thousand dollar denominations dated March 1925. Bids due June 22 1925 at 2 PM. Bid must include certified funds or a two percent bid security. Bids to F M Poore Town Clerk and marked Bid for Street Improvement Bond. Town reserves right to reject all bids.
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Board of Comminera
Mourt
North Carolina
Mount Airy
the National Bank
New York
F. M. Poore
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