Esbera Club and Tour Le Temps Hold Spring Bridge Gatherings
In Masville on April 21 Esbera Club convened at the Murr home with bridge tables and spring decor. George D. Finch led scoring and won guest towels. D Hassler earned cigarettes for high male play. J. C. Harris hosted Tour Le Temps next, as Mrs Wade Morgan aided, with high scores rewarded by a bon bon dish and a novelty vase.
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Toree Ennenrwige Masville
Frank Murr
George D. Finch
D. Hassler
Ecarde
Walter By
Paul D.ler
George Inch
Miss Shearer
Tour le Temps Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Wade Morgan
Joe Boyles, Jr
Horace Lawing
Joe Boyle, Jr
B. B. White
Lowe Kindley
Frank Townson
Clyde Kinley
Tommie Harris
Thomasville club to meet at First Baptist with Dr Craven
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's club will host its April meeting at First Baptist Church this evening at 6 oclock. Guest speaker Dr Jean Craven pediatrician of Lexington was secured by Miss Elsie Farrington who leads the program. Members are asked to note the change of meeting place due to conflicts at the usual community charge location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Baptist Church
Jean Craven
Lexington
Craven
Elsie Farrington
Local businessmen travel to textile show in New York and Philadelphia
Messrs. W. H. Curlee and Nee English left Sunday for New York and Philadelphia to attend the Textile Show this week. Dr. T. Lambeth, Sr., underwent a tonsil removal operation at the offices of Dr. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. H. Curlee
Nee English
New York
Philadelphia
T. Lambeth, Sr
Local residents receive hospital and home updates
G Jennings is recovering at home on East Main Street. Mrs R D Bevan remains ill at City Memorial Hospital after an operation. Mrs Hugh Smith of Columbia DC visited Mrs Vera Green Phillips. J C Green sent to Forsyth county sanatorium near Winston Salem, improving. Frank Marr and son Jimmy visited Hickory. Morris Marr is his brother. Douglas Crutchfield and Lela Maud Boyles visited Richmond Virginia with Mrs J W Boyles, who is improving. Joe Dudley, grandson of J W Boyles, staying with his grandparents while parents are in New York City. Mrs W P Beck moved to City Memorial Hospital in serious condition for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Jennings
East Main Street
R. D. Bevan
City Memorial Hospital
Hugh Smith
Columbia
D. C
Vera Green Phillips
J. C. Green
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Frank Marr
Jimmy
Hickory
Marr
Morris Marr
Douglas Crutchfield
Lela Maud Boyles
Richmond
Elon College shaping Western North Carolina Conference program
Work to organize the Western North Carolina Conference of the Congregational Christian church for Elon College's 260 000 development program is nearly finished. W H Freeman chairs the conference with Rev M A Pollard as associate. Two groups of 32 churches across several counties are forming committees and leaders. A rally on Elon campus April 29 will unite campaign leaders from five conference groups for a program from 1 30 to 3 30.
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Western North Carolina
Congregational Christian Church
W. H. Freeman
Ether
Chatham
Lee Moore
Randolph
Guilford
Montgomery
Iowan
Freeman
M. A. Pollard
Liberty Rfd
Cyrus Shoffner
Liberty
C. H. Lambert
Biscoe
W. C. Martin
Blscoe
Mr. Freeman
Antioch
W. C. Thomas
Pittsboro
Bennett
B. C. Ruth
Hank's Chapel
R. J. Farrell
High Point
B. F. Moffett
C. B. Moffett
East Green
Rev
W. J. Edwards
Co. L. Bray
Pleasant Cross
J. H. Malone
Asheboro
Pleasant Grove
B. A. Brady
Pleasant Union
BE. L
Humorous anecdotes and rural vignettes haunt old letters
A collection of humorous old magazine snippets and reminiscences features a comic baptism tale with a choosy speaker, a cashier seeking a break, a frugal farmer, a Texas whiskey reward prank, and a farmer’s boy warming by preachers during a cold conference. The pieces mix dialect, character sketches, and light anecdotes.
Rooster Snake Joke Becomes Odd Dinner Tale
A humorous anecdote tells of a poor old lady who kills a rooster for dinner only to find its head joined with a snake's head on the chopping block. The snake's head crowed as the rooster did, then the tale shifts to a humor contest closing soon and joke submissions.
Chicken Body Temperature Reaches 106 in Summer
In summer a chicken’s body temperature can rise to 106 degrees Fahrenheit. This high heat may affect health and metabolism in poultry kept in hot climates.
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Sbera Club
Thomasville
Murr
J. C. Harris
Val
Avitatn
Dairies
Caine Guuca
PAT Brown, Inc
Washington St
Lincoln
Hollywood
John Hewlett
Evelyn Venable
Elon College
Western N. C
Conference of Congregational Christian Church
John
Wanda Vierling
Gilbert H. Clinard
Mutual Magazine
Mr. Clinard
Mirandy
Marguerite Mack
South Main Street
Everybody's Magazine
Asalene Oldham
Flint Street
Bill Spencer
Monroe Street
Perm
Airway Factory
Goodrich Safety
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Motorola Auto
Tia Ss. Main High Point
Uel
B. Mit. Co
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh, PA
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
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