Birth announcements and community notices from Thomasville
THOMASVILLE SOCIETY ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Rose born at High Point hospital on Sunday April 17. Births also note another daughter announced. Local church classes meet. Allen Jay HS senior play “An Unfortunate Fortune” debuts with eighteen cast members. Greensboro College Alumnae group elected new officers and hosted programs. Thomasville society hosts dinner bridge with Eshera club members. Janie Tuttle Missionary Society and Ladies Aid share meeting notes and poetry talk about Emily Dickinson.
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H. E. Danford
Rose
High Point Hospital
Allen Jay High School
Robert Strader
Garnet Fallenstein
Carl Nelson
Bruce Armstrong
George Elder
Francis Giles
Clyde Bowers
Winfred McDowell
J. C. Gilbreath
Alvah White
Robert Cox
Willie Lee
Dickson
Lois Gibson
Lucille Griffin
Martha Ingram
Catherine Reddick
Adiella Briles
Eula Weaver
High Point
Greensboro College Alumnae Association
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Holt McPherson
P. W. Piagge
Holt Mc
Regular Monthly Meeting of Main Street M E Church
The Society of Main Street M E church held its regular monthly meeting on Monday April 18 at Mrs Nat Walker's home with Miss Eliza beth Yow presiding. Delegates to the Missionary Conference in Charlotte reported on the sessions. Miss Margaret Woodward led the program on The Evils of Motion Pictures. Twenty three members attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Main Street
M. E. Church
Nat Walker
L. C. King
Elizabeth Yow
Charlotte
Margaret Woodward
Knight and Buell families dine with Cookseys
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight of Winston-Salem Mrs. J. H. Buell of Asheville and Miss Madeline Knight of Durham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooksey for dinner on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Knight
Winston-Salem
J. H. Buell
Asheville
Madeline Knight
Durham
R. M. Cooksey
Mrs Phillips visits Atlantic City and Washington trip
Mrs. R. H. Phillips travels to Atlantic City New Jersey to visit her brother Eugene Green and sees Washington cherry blossoms and other points of interest en route.
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R. H. Phillips
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Eugene Green
Washington
Greensboro residents visit relatives in town
Mise Mildred Thompson of North Carolina College Greensboro spent the past weekend here with her aunt Mrs G T Cochrane. Tom Cochrane of Greensboro also spent the weekend here with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mildred Thompson
North Carolina College
Greensboro
G. T. Cochrane
Tom Cochrane
Quartet Concert At High Point At High School
Mrs Arthur Black Miss Gladys Black Miss Etna Little Palmer and Virginia Boyles spent Sunday afternoon in High Point attending a string quartet concert at the high school conducted by Miss Virginia Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Black
Gladys Black
Etna Little Palmer
Virginia Boyles
High Point
Virginia Frank
Greens return from Philadelphia visit
Mr and Mrs Jesse Green have returned from Philadelphia where they spent several months. Miss Catherine Stone of Greensboro spent the weekend here with her mother Mrs M B Stone on Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Green
Philadelphia
Catherine Stone
Greensboro
M. 8. Stone
Lexington Avenue
Mrs Miller Travels Home After Greensboro Visit
Mrs Victoria Miller departed Monday for Spencer after visiting her son J Q Miller on West Main Street. Miss Catherine Cochrane spent the past weekend with friends in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Miller
Spencer
J. Q. Miller
West Main Street
Catherine Cochrane
Greensboro
Miss Juanita McNeil Reunion With Sister in Winston-Salem
Miss Juanita McNeil of Winston-Salem spent the weekend here with her sister Mrs. Forrest Grimes at their home on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita McNeil
Winston- Salem
Forrest Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Fruit and Meat Pairings Add Flavor and Nutrients
The article explores combining fresh dried or canned fruits with meats in cooked dishes, including grisly details on juicing and broiling. It praises the acidity and mineral balance fruits provide and lists recipes such as apricot and beef dishes, bananas with meat, and fish with raisin sauce.
Behavior and Osteopathy for Children
Questions about a child’s whining and stubborn behavior are explored as possible signs of pain from headaches, backaches, or limb aches. The piece argues children endure many everyday injuries and harm, yet often receive inadequate attention.
Breakfast to dinner menu with dated style care
A meal plan lists breakfast items such as stewed dried apricots broiled bacon and a rice omelet with bran muffins and drinks. Luncheon offers split pea soup cottage cheese salad pineapple cookies milk and tea. Dinner features veal pot roast mashed potatoes scalloped tomatoes lettuce and raisin pie with milk.
Schoolgirl builds xylophone from horse shoes
A Harrisburg girl planned to construct a xylophone from horse shoes. Police and a statewide radio appeal via Station WBAK yielded enough shoes to make several xylo phones, ending the hunt.
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Harrisburg
WBAK
Pennsylvania State Police
Women Reformers Grow to Massive Nationwide Reach
Jefferson City Missouri 500000 members reform group now 5600 000 in 40 states Mary E Ryder Missouri vice chairman explains the Women's Prohibition Reform Organization aims not repeal but reform seeking wider social change across 40 states led by Mrs Ryder of St Louis.
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Jefferson City
Women’s Prohibition Reform Organization
Mary E. Ryder
St. Louis
Missouri Group
Nothing But Trouble for Little Beau Moss
Five year old Beau Moss has three scary incidents at home in Detroit. He first ran into traffic and was injured near an automobile. He was bitten by a dog after returning home. He then swallowed a quarter before he could be examined by doctors.
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Little Beau Moss
Detroit
Beau Moss
Beau
Golf Tourney Opens at Pinehurst With 40 Players
A field of 40 began qualifying today at Pinehurst Country Club for the mid April golf tournament. Eric Thomson of Springfield Massachusetts, last year’s winner, is among the contestants.
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Pinehurst
Pinehurst Country Club
Eric Thomson
Springfield
Mass
Dam Completed at Kleinan Bleiloch in Thuringia
Europe’s largest dam measuring 600 feet in length was completed at Kleinan Bleiloch in Thuringia, marking a major infrastructure milestone for the region.
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Europe
Kleinan Bleiloch
Thuringia
Dinner Guests Honor Mrs Bulla in Asheboro
Mrs Ross Davis Mrs D Baxter and Mrs William Farlow were the dinner guests yesterday of Mrs Jack Bulla at her Asheboro home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Davis
D. Baxter
William Farlow
Jack Bulla
Asheboro
Aly mail extended to every part of New Zealand
The government announced the extension of the Aly mail service to cover all regions of New Zealand, expanding access to postal deliveries for remote communities and urban centers alike. Officials said the expansion will improve nationwide communication and support regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
New Zealand
Officials Reports and Address at Missionary Society Meet
Reports of officials and addresses by Mrs J W Perry and Miss Ruth Merritt opened the annual convention of the Women s Missionary society of the North Carolina Methodist conference in Wilson with about 500 women in attendance.
Picture postcards soothe sick folks and lift spirits
Sending pretty garden vistas or scenes from places visited can brighten bedridden friends. It costs little to send a card and many recipients appreciate such remembrance more than flowers, helping ease their troubles and lift their mood.
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A. M. Idol
Allen Jay
Greensboro College
Pherson
Boyd Royal
Mary Brock
Alice Barrow
Sanderson
Mise Ward
Julia Martin
Scott
Alia Ross
Imogene Boyles
Butterfly Lover
Julia Wilbur Tompkins
Dred Peacock
Lynn McIver
Charles T. Hamilton
Lindsay Street
Sanford
Thomasville Society
Thomasville
Walter Newby
Eshera Club
O. R. Hodgin
Alvah Boyles
Chas. Clegg
Charles Cleag
George Finch
Mae Shearer
Vann Stringfield
Janie Tuttle
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Cc. C. Pritchard
R. G. Jennings
T. H. Tomlinson
Prevette Westmoreland
Pritchard
Archibald Johnson
M. L. Kesler
Emily Dickinson
North Main
Serfarys Kitchen
Mary Nea
Hamburg
Osteopathic
Hawaii
DR. F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank Building
W. A. Shackelton
Howerton
Elm St
N. C
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Kaplan
North Main St
Wachovia Bank
Raleigh
North Carolina
Coats
Redfern
Kayser and
Carter Bloomers
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