Kernersville Woman's Club Faces Busy Year Schedule
Kernersville council notes heavy business agenda with officer elections education welfare and music chairmen named for the year. Helen Keller Day observance and a charity drive for undernourished children are highlighted alongside a Winston-Salem music contest attendance and a senior class yearbook project.
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Kernersville Woman's Club
Kernersville
Woman's Club
Kenneth Greenfield
R.C. Morris
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Kate Smith
Sara Deaon
Sara Caton
Rufus Smith
Treasrer
R. C. Morris
Wilmington
Civic Ad Church
Messames V. V. Vavighn
Ralph Ragg
J. R. Blackwell
Witheir
Eastern Star party plans set for next Tuesday
Plans for an assortments party to be held at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening were announced by the Point Chapter No 106 of the Eastern Star. Proceeds will fund chapter activities and tickets are available from members. visitors from Guilford and Norwood chapters attended the meeting.
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Gh Point
Eastern Star
Ular
Temple
Ruth Williams
Moselle Horn
Guilford
Greensboro
Mamie Lock
Norwood
Pim Street
Vaccination Station for Dogs Established in High Point Township
A dog vaccination station was established in High Point township. Dr. R. M. Bule announced the new service to the public under the local health provisions. Dog owners are advised to bring their pets for immunization.
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High Point Township
R. M. Bule
Rabies Vacination Drive For Dogs In April May
Dr Buie announced dogs will be vaccinated for rabies during April and May. Local owners may bring canines to 708 East Commerce Street from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. W A Parks is appointed to oversee the program.
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Memphis
Buie
East Commerce Street
W. A. Parks
Meteorites Strike Earth Frozen with Frost after Impact
Scientists note some meteorites arrive ultra cold, accumulating frost upon atmospheric entry. The frost forms as the body slows, then warmth melts it away on contact with the ground. Researchers study frost patterns to learn space weather and material properties.
Marriages Announced In Randleman And Nearby Areas
This week in Randleman two marriages were announced. Gladys Mogelle Sanders wed Roy Bowers at the Methdist Protestant parsonage with Dr. S. W. Taylor officiating. The couple will reside with Mrs. Roy Johnson in Asheboro. Additional notices include Helen Loflin’s marriage to Vance Albertson on April 2, 1938 in Gibsonville. Other social notes mention visits and gatherings among local families and friends in Greensboro High Point and Sanford, with Easter activities and a teen gathering at Miss Mildred Wike’s house.
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Heboro
Jessie
Jessie Ith
Asheboro
N. C
FB. Dawson
Staten Island
Alexandria
Herman Friendland
R. Dawson
A. Lee Hammond
Kine
Business College of
Naboro
Economy Hosiery Cor
Dawson
W. A
Randleman
Gladys Mogelle Sanders
Roy Bowers
8. W. Taylor
Bowers
Frank Sanders
C. C. Bowers
Roy Johnson
James Loflin
Gibsonville
Helen
Vance Albertson
Gibsonville Methodist Church
Lester Farr
Albertson
P. KB. Albertson
Thomasville
Point
Frank Talley
Margaretewlin
Greensboro
N. N. Newlin
O. P. Makepeace
Sanford
Jack Newlin
Richard Vincannon
Francis Carlysle
Hal Brown
South Carolina
Mary Lassiter
Will Lassiter
Oscar Whitesell
Ruth Bryant
Gymnasium Party for 9 A Grade Mothers
Kate Heatwole hosted a Friday afternoon event at the local gymnasium for the 9 A grade mothers. The setting featured dogwood and Greek foliage with spring flowers as games entertained attendees. Ice cream and cake were served to 62 scholars, assisted by Miss Lula Yount, the room teacher.
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Kate Heatwole
Lula Yount
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Mrs 8 N Bowman hosted weekend guests while Mr and Mrs Joe Holmes of Burlington visited Mrs Lambe. Burlington residents Mrs C B Pyrtle stayed with Mr and Mrs W F Ivey. Richmond couple Mr and Mrs R B Hayes with daughters Nancy and Betty visited Mr and Mrs L D Vincannon and Mrs V C Ferguson returned from Durham and Greensboro trips.
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N. Bowman
Joe Holmes
Burlington
John Lambe
Geologists Uncover New Coal Seam in England
In England geologists report a newly found coal seam two miles across with an estimated mass of 20 million tons, discovered during fossil digging.
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England
Work Starts On Randleman Mill
Laughlin Full Fashioned Mills begins construction in Randleman with 12 machines planned to start. Incorporators T. L. Laughlin Archdale W. J. Armfield Jr Asheboro and A R B Beasley Randleman subscribed 300 of 100000 authorized capital for the hosiery making and selling firm.
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Randleman
Laughlin
T. L. Laughlin
Archdale
W. J. Armfield, Jr
Asheboro
A. RB. Beasley
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Betty Frances Larkin
Jane Litiville
Missus
Betty Lou Williams
Betty Frances Larkins
Mary Ruth Parrish
Kerbersville High School
Mary Lou Stafford
Kathleen Barrow
Pauline, Vanes
Evelyn Huff
Irene Allen
Philip Korner, Jr
John Flynt
Robert F. Smith
J. R. Paddison
Sedgefield Inn
Beverly Austin
Shelby
Tom Street
Roxboro
Mesdames Austin
Street
Edgar Shore
Carl Kerner
D. L. Donnell
Zack L. Whitaker
Forrest Murray
High Point
York State
Athens
Vere
Jodphurs
Gaberdine Jodphurs
Moonray
Gloth
Batiste
High Point, WN. C
Joanna Vandwerly
Evelyn King
J. F. Davidson
Jimmy
P. L. Beck
Ath Gentle
Mildred Wike
Naomi Street
Hughes Heatwale
Betty U Poplice
Ruth Kirkman
Nees Helms
Bets Dobson
Mary Louise Talley
Peggy
Ernestine
Dorothy Talley
BE. BE. Talley
TX Los
Oxfords
Rancieman P.T. A
Randleman Mill
Presteige
Mayo
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