Fine Arts Department of Woman's Club Meetes at Thomasville
Mrs. Charles F. Phillips hosted the Fine Arts department of the Woman's club at Sunrise Avenue with Mrs. Harry Cunningham and others as associates. Officers for the coming year were elected led by chairwoman Mrs. Lambeth and vice chair Charlies Clegg. Reports from the Raleigh conference were given and Minnie Maddern Fiske's life reviewed by Mrs. Tomlinson. An Easter social hour followed with refreshments. Miss Elsie Doxey spent Easter in New York City.
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Thomasville
Charles F. Phillips
Fine Arts
Woman’s Club
Sunrise Avenue
Harry Cunningham
Paul Hassler
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles F. Lambeth
Lambeth
Charlies Clegg
Ing
Margaret Thompson
Walter Newby
David Long
Federation of Music Clubs
Raleigh
Chas. Phillips
R. W. Crews
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Elsie Doxey
New York City
Betty Lou Phillips
Lillian Yow
Ed Pepper, Jr
Carson Cox, Jr
Nell Swaim
Molly Lambeth
William Tomlinson
Miriam Pliskin
Patsy and
Joan Hassler
Joe Crews
Janice Perry
Paul Green, Jr
J. C. Green, Jr
Billy Shuford
Annie Ross Murphy
Shirley Harris
Earl Mahone, Jr
Bobby Bevan
Mary
Billy Long
Jerome
Bobby Rapp
Gilbert Snider
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Bobby Jean Black
Jimmy Green
Rucker Dudley
Danville
Mr and Mrs Boyles and Tomilins Visit Charleston
Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles and Mr and Mrs W E Tomilin spent the past weekend in Charleston South Carolina.
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Alvah Boyles
W. E. Tomilinson
Charleston
8. C
Mrs. Black Travels to New York for Ill Father
Mrs. Arthur Black departed Wednesday night for New York City due to the serious illness of her father, A. G. Browning.
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Arthur Black
New York City
A. G. Browning
Notable medical group returns from Raleigh trip
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Jennings and Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith join Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Farrington and Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips in returning from Raleigh after a professional engagement or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Jennings
W. G. Smith
R. K. Farrington
C. H. Phillips
Raleigh
Side Glances Recap of Easter Visits and Parties
George Clark notes attendees at the state medical meeting and a sequence of Easter gatherings. Several families reveal travel from Danville to Duke University events and Easter celebrations with games, hats, baskets, and ice courses.
Elopement Ties Swim Champ to Local Family
Elopes with the swim champion at Mrs. G. H. Yow's East Main Street home on Tuesday. Mrs. Guy Dudley and son Rucker of Danville Va visited Master Boyles and Miss Lela Maud Boyles. Dudleys accompanied Miss Boyles home Monday for a several day stay.
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Ted Hethcock
West Main Street
Lucretia Elliott
Mrs. Hethcock
Lucretia
David Elliott
Peggy
Meyer Mendenhall
Marcia
Arthur Black
Mabel Hoover Hargett
High Point
Ted, Jr
Billy Hethcock
Betsy Perry Yow
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
Guy Dudley
Rucker
Danville, Va
Bilious Attacks Describe Dizzy Fainting Episodes
Mr Claude O Taylor of Greer South Carolina recounts bilious attacks with dizziness faintness and bitter taste. He credits Black Draught with relief and urges others to rely on the natural remedy rather than synthetic drugs.
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Claude O. Taylor
Greer
8. C
Thedterd
Thomasville District B Y P U Meeting
The Thomasville district B Y P U meeting will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock at Mills Home church. The Liberty association B Y P U president is expected to speak on The Needs of the B Y P U. Special music has been arranged and the public is invited. The district includes Wallburg Abbott's Creek New Friendship Liberty Carolina Avenue Southside Rich Fork Mills Home and First Baptist.
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Thomasville
Mills Home
Liberty Association
Wallburg
Abbott's Creek
New Friendship
Liberty
Carolina Avenue
Southside
Rich Fork
Milla Home
First Baptist
Appraisal Finished On Lexington Bank
Lexington April 21. The assets of the closed Commercial Bank of Lexington were fully appraised by Fred C. Allen of the Reconstruction Finance Corp of Charlotte. Directors seek reorganization and plan to submit the audit findings and reorganization recommendations to Washington for approval by week’s end.
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Lexington
Commercial Bank of Lexington
Fred C. Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charlotte
Allen
Washington
Treasury Department
Joe V
Soak colored handkerchiefs in cold salt water
Before washing colored handkerchiefs, soak them briefly in cold salt water to set colors. This quick prewash step helps prevent dye bleeding and preserves brightness in fabrics. Use a shallow bowl and gentle agitation for best results.
Many Seek Licenses To Retail Beer In Davidson County
Twenty two formal applications for county licenses to sell beer and light wines were filed with Davidson County officials by April 18. Licenses are expected to be granted by May 1 as sale becomes legal. Applications come from Lexington Thomasville and the county at large with cafes lunch stands most of the requests and grocers including A and P stores in Lexington and Thomasville.
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Lexington
North Carolina
Thomasville
A. and P. Company
Junior Order District Meet Set in Asheboro April 29
The 13th district Junior Order meeting will be in Asheboro on Saturday April 29 with Randolph and Guilford counties represented. The event includes a 3 pm men’s session in the school auditorium and a Daughters of America session in the Junior Order hall. Mrs K L Shipwash and Miss Lois Hollingsworth lead the women’s meeting and Lois Hollingsworth will speak. A public evening meeting in the auditorium features state councilor Lewis P Hamlin as speaker.
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Asheboro
Junior Order
Randolph
Guilford
H. C. Royals
Trinity
Daughters of America
Depot Street
K. L. Shipwash
High Point
Lois Hollingsworth
Charlotte
M. M. Boyles
Greensboro
Lewis P. Hamlin
Brevard
Garden Tea Held By Asheboro Group
Asheboro April 21 A garden tea hosted by circle five of the First Methodist church took place in Mrs. S. B. Stedman’s garden. Mrs. J. D. Ross welcomed guests with Mrs. Stedman while Miss Bern Scarboro Mrs. John K. Wood and Mrs. Don McGlohan greeted attendees. Spring flowers and Stedman rock gardens drew admiration as tea and punch were served by circle members.
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Asheboro
S. B. Stedman
Circle Five
First Methodist Church
J. D. Ross
Stedman
Bern Scarboro
John K. Wood
Don McGlohan
Friday Afternoon Book Club meets at Greystone home
Mrs Cleve Thayer hosts the Friday Afternoon Book Club at her Greystone residence. Two papers are presented by Mrs Lambert and Mrs Burns, the latter read by proxy for Mrs Spence who is ill. Topics cover Mary Baker Eddy and Women Scientists. Guests enjoy salad, hot tea, and spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Thayer
Greystone
W L. Lambert
J. A. Spence
Mary Baker Eddy
James Burns
O. L. Presnell
Thayer
Hasty High School Presents The Man in the Green Shirt
Hasty High School will stage The Man in the Green Shirt a three act comedy by Myrtle Giard. The 8 pm Friday performance features a large cast led by Mr George T Fuller and Mrs George T Fuller with several students in main roles.
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Thomasville
Hasty High School
Man In the
Myrtle Giard
George T. Fuller
Claude Lee Sink
Ivan Ross
Arkansas
Marvin Veach
Egbert Cain
Quentin Veach
Willie Roach
Fullers
Kieffer Byerly
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