North Carolina Girls Recount Work On The Southerner
Two popular hostesses from North Carolina, Miss Carolyne Sandlin of Old Fort and Miss Jean Ware of Kings Mountain, serve as trainswomen on the Southern Railway streamliner The Southerner from New York to New Orleans. Both have made Gotham to Crescent City trips, sharing Southern hospitality and enjoying railway duties. Sandlin, a Rollins College alumna and former drama teacher, recalls stage work and a hobby mix from music to bows. Ware, born in Charlotte and Carnegie Tech alumna, pursued modeling and theater before rail service, noting loves of swimming bowling and detective stories.
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Southern Railway
Southerner
New York
New Orleans
North Carolina
Carolyne Sandlin
Old Fort
Jean Ware
Kings Mountain
Gotham
Crescent City
Miss Sandlin
Asheville
Rollins College
Fred Stone
Lightnin
Florida
American Magazine
Miss Ware
Charlotte
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Jean
Broadway
Cohasset
Mass
Hepburn
Sanclin
Ware
New Southern Railway
South ern hostess journeys on deluxe streamliners
The South ern hostesses have traveled to New York Washington Atlanta Birmingham and New Orleans aboard deluxe streamliners to make their journeys more comfortable and enjoyable as official Carolina hostesses.
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New York
Washington
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Carolina
No biblical mention of peach in ancient times
The quotation notes that the peach is an ancient fruit but unusually not mentioned in the Bible. It states the peach was introduced into Italy by the era of Claudius around 50 A.D., highlighting a contrast between its long history and its absence in biblical text.
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Italy
Claudius
Farm Report North Carolina Fruit and Vegetable Prices
North Carolina shipping and sales reports show prices for strawberries from Plant City Florida and related items. Florida Missionarys sold 6 to 84 cents per pint in yard sales, while Louisiana Klondikes ranged 2.65 to 3.00 at auction in Hammond. New York markets were steady for Florida stock and weaker for Louisiana. Philadelphia noted a slight decline. Cabbage in New York markets weak with Florida hampers 1.25 to 1.62 per unit.
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North Carolina
Golu
I. S
City
Fla
Hammond
New York
Florida
Louisiana
Market Report on Vegetables and Potatoes Prices
Texas western crates 1.50 to 2.75. North Carolina truce receipts 14 bu ham pers. Lettuce New York steady. Boston crates 1.50 to 2.69. Iceberg 1.25 to 1.50. Radishes New York slightly stronger. Asparagus New York weaker. bunch sizes 2.75 to 3.25. Snap beans New York steady. hampers 2.75 to 4.50. Sweet potatoes shipments listed. North Carolina shipments 418 baskets. Potatoes Presque Isle Maine strong. U S 1 size A various varieties. Washington market hall notes. Dull to steady markets across states with price ranges for multiple vegetables.
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Baltimore
North Carolina
New York
South Carolina
North
Florida
Louisiana
New Jersey
Tennessee
Texas
U. S
Philadelphia
Delaware
Jersey
Washington—Market Hall
Presque Isle
Maine
T.o.b
Maine Green Mountains
California
Chicago
Carlos
Lc.j
Idaho
Russell
Nebraska
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River Valley
Wendell Willkie Returns to New York Law Practice
Wendell L. Willkie returns to law, joining Mille Owen Otis and Bailly as senior partner. He plans active practice in May after a Rushville Indiana farm visit. Since September over 6000 tent frames have been built at Fort Jackson SC.
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Wendell Willkie
New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Mille, Owen, Otis, and Bailly
Rushville
Ind
Fort Jackson
S.C
Mrs Harmon Dies At Home Of Mrs Banks
Emma Frances Harmon 73 wife of W C Elarmon Sr died at her daughter Mrs J C Banks 206 Kennedy Street Greensboro this morning after a long illness two weeks were critical She lived in Greensboro 15 years moving from Texas Born March 15 1868 in Alabama Surviving husband three daughters Mrs J W Winkle Mrs J C Watkins Mrs J T Banks two sons W C Harmon Hamlet L W Harmon Washington DC Eight grandchildren one great grandchild Funeral Friday 2 30 pm Bailey Memorial Baptist Church Greensboro Interment Floral Garden Cemetery High Point Body at J C Green Son Funeral Home Thomasville until 1 30 Friday
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Emma Frances Harmon
W. C. Elarmon
J. C. Banks
Kennedy Street
Harmon
Greensboro
Texas
Alabama
J. W. Winkle
J. C. Watkins
J. T. Banks
High Point
W. C. Harmon
Hamlet
L. W. Harmon
Washington, D. C
Bailey Memorial Baptist Church
C. G. Coe
Cherokee Indians as wards of government and state
The Three-Fold Cherokee Indians of North Carolina are described as wards of the federal government, citizens of North Carolina, and a corporate body under the state, reflecting their legal status across federal and state lines.
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North Carolina
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