Asheboro Dance Benefit Promises Spring Social Highlight
Randolph Library Club sponsors a charity dance at the Asheboro Recreational Center Hedrick Building on Thursday April 16 featuring Jimmy Poyner and his State Collegians. Local debutantes and chaperones listed, with dancing from 9 30 to 2 o'clock drawing a large regional crowd.
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Asheboro
Randolph Library Club
Hedrick
Randolph County
Jimmy Poyner
Marjorie Elkins
Liberty
J. D. Ross
Kemp Alexander
W. A. Bunch
W.L. Lambert
A. I. Ferree
J. A. Spence
N. M. Crawford
Bridge Club Entertained By Miss Haynes On Chestnut Street
Miss Pauline Haynes entertained her bridge club at her Chestnut street home last week. Two tables played in the living room with H M Ridge Jr winning high score and Beasie Hedrick taking second. An ice course followed for the group including Hedrick Koonts Daniel Hunt Ridge Womble Wardell Hendrix.
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Pauline Haynes
Chestnut Street
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Beastie Hedrick
Beasie Hedrick
Grace Koonts
Fern Daniel
Virginia Hunt
Mesdames
Bar! Womble
Arnor Wardell
B. Franela Hendrix
Prescription Advice for Women’s Catarrhal Ailments
A fragmented notice advises women of different ages to use a vegetable remedy linked to a local figure Mm W. C. Hayes in Georgia. The text also mentions heat, weight, exhaustion, and a period of rest or correction, but details are unclear due to damage.
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W. C. Hayes
St. la Grane
Hair foretells weather by its taut changes
An experiment shows a long human hair placed in a weak caustic soda solution and kept taut by a weight will bend downward when wet and rise when dry, serving as a primitive indicator of weather.
Residence Featured in April Architectural Forum
The High Point home of R A McPheeters designed by Eccles D Everhart is among 52 small houses under 5000 dollars highlighted by Architectural Forum. The article praises economy of construction using local materials, strong interior wood paneling, and compact one-bathroom group planning with three downstairs bedrooms.
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R. A. McPheetere
High Point
Eccles D. Everhart
The
Architectural Forum
Forum
the Forum
Book Club to Meet With Mrs Lafferty at Louise Avenue
Mrs R Lafferty will entertain the Wednesday Book club at her Louise avenue home for a luncheon meeting Wednesday afternoon at 12 80. The event features a current events program and a business session.
Sophomore Hop Sponsored by State College Students
The third annual Sophomore Hop at the State college will be held Saturday April 18 in Frenk Thompson gymnasium. Sponsors include Jean Bronson of Durham partnered with her brother J G Bronson and Miss Eleanor Badger of Raleigh with J B Thiem Jr of Raleigh as dance committee chair.
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State College
Jean Bronson
Durham
J. G. Bronson
Eleanor Badger
Raleigh
J. B. Thiem, Jr
Frenk Thompson Gymnasium
Ee Ee Eee
Floods Recede. North Carolina Roads Reopen
State highway officials reported that all major routes closed by last week's high water and washouts should reopen today or tomorrow. Six additional roads were shut Saturday due to high water, mainly in the southeast along the Cape Fear river system, while a new slide blocked a west district link between Franklin and Highlands.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Cape Fear
Lumberton
Raeford
Red Sprin
Chadbourn
Franklin
Highlands
Davis Cup Team Begins North and South Tilt in Pinehurst
The United States Davis Cup squad, after routing Mexico in Houston, moves to Pinehurst to join the 18th North and South Tennis Tournament. Wilmer Allison defends singles title and pairs with John Van Ryn in doubles, Budge and Mako enter singles and doubles, with first round pairings including Hall vs Miller and Rainville vs Gwyer.
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Pinehurst
United States
Houston
Tex
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
J. Gilbert Hall
New York
E. A. Miller
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
M. Gwyer
Budge Herbert Vail
Berlin Police Confiscate Car and Install Muffler at Owner Cost
Police in Berlin confiscate a noisy automobile and fit it with a muffler, charging the owner for the anti noise upgrade. The action reflects enforcement of local sound and vehicle standards.
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Berlin
Mid-South Senior Golfers Set Seventh Championship
The Mid-South seniors, 45 and older, announce their seventh annual championship at Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, April 17 to 19. A preliminary round will be April 17, with two 18 hole medal rounds over four age groups. Defending champion is F. C. Robertson of Pinehurst.
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Greensboro
Mid-South
Sedgefield Country Club
Heer
F. C. Robertson
Pinehurst
Tar Heel Netters Blank Gamecocks in Sixth Straig
North Carolina's varsity tennis team extended its win streak to six with a 9-0 victory over the University of South Carolina. The Tar Heels won all singles matches in straight sets and clinched the decisive doubles in three sets.
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Tar Heel Netters Blank Gamecocks
Straig
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Vaii
University of South Carol
Pow O Lin Restores Health Of A Small Daughter
Mrs Mallie Comer of High Point recalls her four year old daughter Wilmer becoming constipated and run down. After trying remedies she used Pow O Lin and saw appetite return sleep improve and energy restored. She also used it herself with satisfactory results and recommends it for constipation digestion and stomach disorders. Pow O Lin is sold at Mann s Drug Stores and leading druggists.
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Mallie Comer
S. Russell St
High Point
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Burlington
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Lexington
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Siler City
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