Miss Pauline Huggins to be married in October
Terra Alta West Virginia August 2 The engagement of Miss Pauline Huggins of Terra Alta and Thomas Dixon Nolan of Shelby North Carolina was announced at a party given by Miss Falkenstein at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Falkenstein on East State street Thursday afternoon The bride to be is a daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Huggins of West State street and Mr Nolan is a son of Mr and Mrs J B Nolan of Shelby North Carolina and a member of the J B clan real estate firm of that city The entertainment for the afternoon was progressive bridge with seven tables in play The Falkenstein living room dining room and reception hall were thrown en suite and decorated with garden flowers and ferns in pink and white The hostess was assisted by her sister Edith Falkenstein and Mrs R E O Fraley A corsage of pink and white sweet peas with a large white satin bow bearing the engagement card was presented to the bride to be The wedding will take place in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Huggins
Terra Alta
W. Va
Thomas Dixon Nolan
Shelby
North Carolina
For Falkenstein
George Falkenstein
East State Street
B F. Huggins
West State Street
Mr. Nolan
J. B. Nolan
Shelby, North Carolina
J. B. Clan Real Estate
City
Falkenstein
Edith Falkenstein
R. E. O'Fraley
Poison Dust Saves Cotton From Weevil Damage, North Carolina
J E Green of Youngsville in Franklin County followed advice from extension entomologist C H Brannon to dust cotton with calcium arsenate. After a single night of dusting on 14 acres, damage dropped from 75 90 percent to under 5 percent, and Brannon noted almost perfect control by July 27. He warned that improper dusting yields no protection even though many machines exist across Johnston County, where damage remained high.
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Raleigh
N. C
J. E. Green
Youngsville
Franklin County
W. T. Moss
C. H. Brannon
State College
Mr. Brannon
Brannon
Johnston County
Much Business Done at Farm Convention
Raleigh August 5 Governor Gardner's agricultural program was endorsed a state wide plan for agricultural development adopted and a start made in promoting the plan for pure bred crop seeds and pure bred livestock at the twenty seventh annual session of the State Farmers Convention at State College July 22 to 26 Delegates studied rural taxation Federal Farm Board county government advisory commission and eight months school term funding urged better agricultural research and law enforcement The ladies endorsed the program and nominated Mrs Jane S McKimmon for national honor Officers named for the coming year and for the State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs also listed Poe Piaz a bricklayer in Llanes Austria found 8400 in gold coins and spent it all Chick Gum a New York Chinese cook nearly caused a riot with his yells and accidental hot pancake incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Gardner
State Farmers’ Convention
Sate College
Federal Farm Board
County Government Advisory Commission
Jane S. McKimmon
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
C. J. Holler
Union Mills
I. C. Schaub
State College
C. A. Sheffield
F. H. Foster
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
W. C. Poll
Iredell County
Dudley Bagley
Currituck County
Paul Oliver
Robeson County
Charles L. Cobl
Alamance County
D. A. McCormick
Poe Piaz
Llanes
Austria
Banners on Chicago Cars Arrive in Windsor Ont
Banners found on Chicago automobiles arriving in Windsor Ontario last week read Dont Shoot I have no booze in this car signaling a protest against prohibition era enforcement. The playful yet pointed message drew attention amid cross border traffic and local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Windsor
Ont
The Courier Has a Distinguished Little Visitor
The Courier reports a visit from Evelyn Marguerite Dobbins a fifteen month old Sunday school attendee from Caroleen daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dobbins. Her record shows fourteen months of continuous Sunday school attendance and she is praised as the county champion. The paper invites any child who can beat the record to have their parents contact them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Evelyn Marguerite Dobbins
Kenneth Dobbins
Caroleen
Crop farmers organize to certify seeds in North Carolina
Raleigh July 24 The North Carolina Crop Improvement Association began forming a permanent organization at State College with six directors elected to represent coastal plain piedmont and mountain regions. Mountain directors to be chosen at Swannanoa August 15 with nine total directors to guide a seed improvement plan modeled on nationwide programs. Prof. W H Darst heads the new pure crop seeds division at State College and will oversee the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Crop Improvement Association
State College
F. P. Latham
Belhaven
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
J. T. Albritton
Calypso
Coastal Plain
W. L. Lyerly
Woodleaf
M. L. Adderholdt
Lexington
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
Piedmont
Mountain Section
Mountain Branch
Swannanoa
United States Department of Agriculture
W. H. Darst
Seed association formed to certify crops with state college help
A seed association plans to certify crop seeds grown by its members with cooperation from State College and the state department of agriculture. The college will test new seeds through its research department at laboratories and farms, and aid in breeding high quality varieties. Signora Fausta Beli, 43, was reported to have given birth to quadruplets in Brozzi, Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Tericulture
Charles. H. Boyles
New York
See
Signora
Fausta Beli
Brozzi
Italy
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Thedford
Hartford
Forest City
Roberta Wells
Portland
Oregon
Pi Beta Phi
Herbert N
Agricultural Extension Service
Chick Gum
the Courier
Farmers of the Association
Graham
Dean
Schaub
Limestone
American Limestone Co
Knoxville, Tenn
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Lovejoy
Oldsmothe
Iesig
J. T. Camp
Forest City, N.C