Mrs Riggle Succeeds Miss Current In North Carolina Extension
Ruth Current announces Katherine Riggle will replace Mamie Whisnant as home management specialist for the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service. Riggle, a Raleigh resident, started April 3 to fill Whisnant who retires May 31 after a long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ruth
N. C. Agricultural Extension Service
Katherine Riggle
Mamie Whisnant
Riggle
Farmers Home Administration
Garden Club
Homemakers Club
Rand Drive
Jewish Women Promote Health and Community Service Efforts
Mrs. Bornstein reported on tuberculosis sanatorium and veterans hospital projects in Salisbury and at Presbyterian home Golden Age Club and Salvation Army in High. Mrs. Warner praised chairmen Mrs. Jacobs Swartzberg Aronson for efforts ahead of November election lunch and bi annual Jewish Home Beautful and Ship a Box. A May 2 study group workshop led by Mrs. Friedlander will meet at Mrs. Swartzberg’s home. opening prayer by Mrs. Swartzberg. social hour hosted by Mrs. Samet and Mrs. Ruden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCain Tuberculosis
Bornstein
Veterans’ Hospital
Salisbury
Presbyterian Home
Golden Age Club
Salvation Army
Warner
Harry Jacobs
Swartzberg
Arnold Aronson
Mark Friedlander
United Nations
Jewel party and officer adoptions mark Alpha from Page 1 B
The meeting featured Mrs Landry Neely conducting the jewel ceremony and a dinner at Schrafft's Restaurant for 14 members. Announcement notes a future meeting to install new officers and a dessert coffee service. Mentions Warren G Harding as the first President-elect to travel by automobile to inauguration and that his ceremony was radio broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landry Neely
Schrafft
Warren G. Harding
Turkey Is Budget Stretcher at Food Markets
Shoppers find eggs among the best buys as Grade A eggs price drops. Turkey and fryers are generally cheaper, beef remains steady, with forequarter cuts like chuck and round steak attractive. Pork highlights roasts and hams, frozen fish adds value, and vegetables show little change. Florida cabbage ticks up slightly with ample supply of celery greens lettuce and onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ruby P. Azzle
N. C. Agricultural Extension Service
Florida
Hostesses Busy In Asheboro for April Meetings
Community groups in Asheboro and Randolph County highlight club activities. American War Mothers featured state leaders Mrs. J Clyde Walker and Mrs. J C Holmes with luncheon honors. Sorosis Club and Gamma Phi chapters held talks, with plans announced for Founders Day Banquet at the Asheboro Country Club. Various garden and bridge clubs reported programs, slides, and prize winners. A go getter quote closes the column.
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Asheboro
J. Clyde Walker
American War Mothers
J. C. Holmes
Statesville
Randolph
J. R. Brown
W. C. Hendricks
R. T. Lloyd
Walker
Holmes
Thompson House
Don Michelle
Benjamin Franklin
Michelle
Marston Wright
Asheboro Country Club
H. V. Anderson
Dogwood Garden Club
Raleigh
Andersons’ Gardens
D. D. Almond
W. W. Weaver
Market Report Shows Broad Produce Availability
The market lists squash lettuce asparagus cucumbers and new potatoes at reasonable prices. Strawberries rise in volume at early season prices. A good supply of grapefruit pears pineapple and apples is noted. Caitaloups are at readably. volume figures not provided.
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Meredith College
I-1
Nancy Williams
Greensboro
Judy Purcelle
High Point
New York City
Meredith
Miss Purcelle
John R. Purcelle Jr
Sunset Dr
Mrs. Riggle
Turkey
Best Buy
Rel
Clinard
Ruby
INA
Westinghouse
Clockradio
seekan os sunt_en
S. Main ST
Sorosis Club
W. Weiler
George W. Joyner
Weiler
Gamma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
James Fox
W. J. Rafferty
Thornton Creek
Richard Woodbury
A. L. Norman
Merle T. Kelly
Jack Nelson
R. W. Menius
John R. Ingram
Earl Pleasant
W. C Page Jr
R. W. Hedrick
Warren Hawkins
Robert M. Wilhoit
W.J
Ray C. Wilhelm
Charles Upp
Waldo Durham
Glenn Parks
MOB Bli
Fentoft
Storm Werdows
Washington ST
Holly Shop
Joy-Good Friends Shop
Joy - Good Friends
Miller-Jones
Your Family Shoe Store
College Village
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