Entertaining week brings many visitors to town
Mrs. R. C. Alexander entertained for her niece Miss Virginia Jenkins at the Dutch Grill Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. Numerous guests from Asheville Spartanburg and Charlotte areas attended. Many locals, including Miss Irene Poovey and Miss Mildred Moore, were noted visiting relatives and touring nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Alexander
Neice
Virginia Jenkins
Dutch Grill
Dorothy Bostic
Louise Lattimore
Margaret Moore
Ruth Doggett
Meriam Padgett
Madge Moore
Ae Pelle Ware
Lilah Padgett
Kathrine McBrayer
Ruth Reid
Ruby Moore
Christine Sutton
Mildred Mooree
Ethel Moore
Frances McCardwell
Mooresboro
Christen Roper
Charlotte
C. P. Parks
J. C. Waddell
Asheville
Irene Poovey
Hugh Reaves
Lancaster
Mildred Moore
Jack Michalove
Sillus
C. C. Blanton
Virginia
Birmingham
Ala
George Clemmer
Grose Yelton wedding in South Carolina
Spindale July 21 Mr J D Yelston announces the marriage of his daughter Miss Winifred Yelton to Mr Philip Grose of Spindale. The ceremony took place in Gaffney South Carolina on Saturday July 19 at four oclock. The bride works at the Spencer Mill office and the groom at Sterling Hosiery in Spindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spindale
J. D. Yelston
Winifred Yelton
Philip Grose
Gaffney
S C
Spencer Mill
Sterling Hosiery Company
Pritchard warns party to stay awake at polls
Goldsboro July 17 George Pritchard urged election judges to stay alert to prevent Democrats from stealing the election and called for two active workers in each precinct. The piece notes party anxieties and a cry of thief as a potential alibi. It also mentions Boll weevil infestation in Edgecombe county, corn crop gains in Onslow county, and Republican outreach by James Duncan and Alamance farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
George Pritchard
Edgecombe County
Onslow County
Nepuouean Seagers
James Duncan
Alamance County
Woodmen of the World honors thirty thousand twenty five year veterans
W. A. Fraser announces that thirty thousand W O W veterans have received twenty five year service medals. The thirty thousandth medal was presented in Oscala Florida at Fort King Camp No 14. The Woodmen of the World, forty years old this June, reports assets over one hundred million with half a million members and large investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
W. A. Praser
Fort King
Oscala
Florida
Associa
The
Mr. Fraser
War Memorial Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
WOW
Omaha
Neb
Buit
United States
Fraser
Woodmen of the World Radio Congregaton
Picnic Fare For Summer And Early Autumn
Summer and early autumn menus encouraged with ready to prepare meals taken to outdoor settings. Suggestions include milk, iced tea or coffee, substantial sandwiches, lettuce wrapped in damp cloth, cookies, and a versatile hot or cold dish. A Swiss Cheese potato salad can be packed in ice cream containers with boiled dressing, plus boiled potatoes in the fridge for quick use. The recipe combines diced potatoes with onion, hard boiled egg, pickles, olives, and Swiss cheese in a tangy dressing, served with tomatoes or radishes. Also featured is Swiss cheese gingerbread, creamed butter and sugar, spices, molasses and buttermilk batter baked with cheese topping for a savory finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
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C. E. Alcock
Salaan Cp Ceposttens
Spe
S of Inter
Jack Hodge
Virginia Beach
Charles Byrd
Wadesboro
Ted Alcock
Danville
Louisville, Ky
J. W. Sanders
Freeman House
Chimney Rock
Mrs. S. C. Hiers
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. H. Petty
Mr. Petty
Nancy B. Spurlin
Shelby
G. A. Po
L. G. Tucker
Mal ‘Tate
Hendersonville
A. C. Duncan
Washington, D. C
L. J. Tucker
M. ¥. Tate
Rutherfordton
Fred Webb
Government Hospital
F. T. Davis
Nell Searcy
Chick Springs, D. C
R. C. King and Son
Ralph
Orangeburg
S. C
Myrtle Hightower
Knoxville, Tenn
J. M. Tate
Messrs
H.R. Bradford
A. G. Burns
Marion
Jess Wood
Spartanburg
H. W. Kiser
F. B. Harvill
Bob Harvill
Sill
Broadway
H. E. Stinehcomb
Black Mountain
F. B. Harrill
M. June Harrill
Wee
Fola Wilson
Ellenboro
Elizabeth Hart
Greenville ,S. C
Mildred Collins
R. C. King
Orangeburg, S. C
Robert King
Decia McDaniel
Fannie
Alice King
E. V. Seitz
William Ledbetter
Statesville
Frank Ledbetter
Washington,d
Margaret Jones
Mrs
Q. A. Collins
J.B. Long
J. M. Burkholder
Miss Ottilee Long
Robert Hair
Flair
Albert Owens
Bessemer City
Minnie Blanton
Mr. Price Hand
Rudolph Blanton
Albert Mauney
Buick
Mr. Alton Huntley
Newport News, Va
G. M. Huntley
Ruby Barnhill
Bethel
N. C
Sara Pearson
Saluda
P. R. Collier
Donavee
Atlanta
W. Hi Fagan
Garrett Beckham
Daisy Millsaps
Stony Point
Chas. R. Price
E. W. Harvey and Son
Texas
B. A. Stalnaker
B. W. Thompson
China Grove
O R. “E. “Biggetstatt Jand
Gary Hiatt
Pickens, S. C
J. B. Long
Pineville
Hattie Jones
L. C. Adams
LaGrange
Victor Ogburn
Smithfield
Adams
Ogburn
A. C. Jones
Fred G. Carlisle
Sanford
P. D. Harrill
E. W. Harvey
E. W
Bert Moore
Winston-Salem
Walkertown
Harmony
Mooresville
C. C. Thornton and
Chalden
Lockhart, S. C
Cloyd Harrill
Hazel
Marjorie Ann
H.D. Harrill
J. C. Cowan
Margaret Ware
A. H. McDanniel
P. L. Marks
Thad Marks
Elizabeth McDowell
Camden, S. C
H. P. Bradford
Mr. Bradford
Myrtle Hemphill
Bridgewater
Pritchard
Caroline B. King
Forest City Motor Co
W. Main St
Forest City, N. C
Cool Springs
Cliffside
Avondale
Henrietta
Caroleen
W. C. Hardin
Groceteria
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