Social notes from Greensboro area visitors and events
Recent guests include Mr and Mrs Winfred Hobbs with two children Velma and Lois of Florida and Mr James Breeding of Philadelphia. Spence from Camp Meade visited his Greensboro parents. Rev Linwood Horseman led services at the Baptist Church during Rev DuBois absence.
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Winfred Hobbs
Velma and
Lois
Florida
James Breeding
Philadelphia
Corp
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Baptist Church
Foster Hopkins
Harrisburg
George Murphy
Wilmington
Ellis Murphy
Bertha Simpson
Ola Walls
Thomas Eveland
Margaret
Gilbert Chaisson
Bobby
Rehoboth
Eveland
Major Chaisson
Linnoog
Denton Camp
Diane Taylor
L. W. Taylor Jr
Camp Cann Edi
York
Leon Griffith
Greensboro
Thomas Obe
Hillsboro social notes reflect many visits and travels
Mr and Mrs C K Stewart spent Sunday in Washington and welcome baby Karen Elizabeth born to them. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William Sherwood of Wilmington with Mrs Mary Rowe, Mr and Mrs Bernard Allen of Baltimore with Francis Fleming, and Mr and Mrs Barton Butler returning from Sacramento then heading to San Antonio. Miss Lucy George and Miss Julia Anne Williams visited Grandparents Mr and Mrs Thos Cruickshank. Sue Sparklin at Camp Wright. Meredith Uhrig and children of Reading Pa with Chas DeFord. Raymond Spencer and family from New York with J R Holland. Mrs Vernon Good of Elizabeth town Pa staying with J R Holland family.
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C. K. Stewart
Washington
Stewart
Karen Elizabeth
William Sherwood
Wilmington
Mary Rowe
Bernard Allen
Baltimore
Francis Fleming
Barton Butler
Sacramento
Cal
San Antonio
Texas
Lucy George
Sadlersville
Julia Anne Williams
Chestertown
Thos. Cruickshank
Sue Sparklin
Camp Wright
Meredith Uhrig
Reading
Chas. DeFord
Raymond Spencer
New York
J. R. Holland
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Card of Thanks from Mrs Nora G Faulkner
Card of thanks thanks friends and relatives for phone calls letters cards flowers and gifts sent while T was ill at home appreciation expressed by Mrs Nora G Faulkner
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Nora G. Faulkner
Movie That Decided a Child's Fate feature
In an unusual true life tale a circuit judge faces a Solomon like custody ruling between real mother and foster mother. The August 3 issue of The American Weekly presents how a motion picture influenced the judge’s decision for a child’s future.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Getting Ready For School Continued Immunization Talk
The piece discusses booster shots for maintaining immunity and recommends vaccines for infants and preschool children including whooping cough tetanus smallpox and diphtheria. Parents are urged to arrange a preschool physical to catch any hidden conditions and ensure the child is ready for school life.
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State Department of Health
Senate Accepts Amendments to Treasury Post Office Bill
Senate action on the Treasury Post Office Appropriation bill includes Burg and Douglas amendments limiting funds for chauffeurs and auto replacements, barring publicity for propaganda, and reducing auto replacements by 147. The bill, sent to conference, totals $2.9 billion, $19 million less than the House level, with President seeking $540 million more. Amendments cut $16 million for mail transportation and restrict summer leaves to align with other departments.
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Senate
Treasury Post Office
House
Repeated Demands Dial in on Revenue Bill
A political briefing notes that the speaker repeated his major requests, including the plan for a $10 billion revenue-raising bill, signaling persistent legislative pressure and focus on fiscal measures.
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Ures
Health for All Tuberculosis Treatment Requires Time and Patience
Tuberculosis demands complete rest and long hospital care until the doctor declares it safe to discharge. Leaving early harms the patient, risking relapse. Support from physicians and hospital staff helps ease fears and fosters mental relaxation, enabling the patient to return as a useful community member after a proper medical discharge. Time and patience are essential to cure.
Price Table Fragments Show Mixed Item Ranges
A brief OCR snippet lists several price figures such as 2.19 1.29 8.95 3.65 and 3.95 1.69 to 2.95 1.39 4.49 and 4.69. No clear item descriptions accompany the numbers, leaving the exact goods or dates ambiguous.
Social Security Rep to Visit Monday for Benefits Filing
A social security representative will be here Monday to help area residents file applications and obtain correct information. Amendments to the Social Security Act expand coverage and raise benefits for those who qualify. Don’t delay your inquiry.
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Congress
Salt Poisoning in Chickens Linked to Overconsumption
A note on poultry health indicates that chickens may suffer salt poisoning if they consume excessive amounts of salt. Symptoms include dehydration muscular weakness and illness. Proper feed and fresh water management are advised to prevent cases.
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