Ridge Parties And Luncheon Social Events At Thomasville
Thomasville April 22 Special The Ace of Clubs and a few guests were entertained at a party hosted by Mrs J B Green on Bring Street Wednesday afternoon. Bridge was played on three tables in the living room with iris and spirea decorations. High score went to Mrs Alvah Boyles, second to Mrs J F Garner. Visitors Mrs Charles Clegg of Mt Holly and Mrs M A Bowers of Winston Salem received handkerchiefs from the hostess. Refreshments followed for a group including Alvah Boyles, J F Garner, Paul Hassler, Vernon Snider, W H K Tomlinson, Julius Green, G T Alexander, Charles Phillips, Nat Walker, Charles Clegg, and Carson Cox. Mrs Douglas Crutchfield was
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Thomasville
Alvah. Boyles
J. F. Garner
Boyles
Charles Clegg
Mt. Holly
M. A. Bowers
Winston- Salem
Carson Cox
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
Vernon Snider
W. H K. Tomlinson
Julius Green
G. T. Alexander
Charles Phillips
Nat Walker
John Noble
Philip Alther
Greenwich
Webb
Noble
Alther
Filahive
Evelyn Webb
Meade Hite
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
Bright Spring Bridge Tea for Tuesday Afternoon Club
A hostess welcomed members to her Mack Street home for a Tuesday Bridge afternoon. Three tables of play produced a lively session with Miss Kitty Kyser named top scorer after tallying the scores.
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Mack Street
Kitty Kyser
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on balancing marriage and baby care
A husband writes about his wife who now prefers staying home with their baby. A father counsels that the wife is overinvolved as a mother and urges diplomacy, joint outings, and involving her via small tokens and shared time. Advice by Miss Marjorie Mansfield from The Enterprise.
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Miss Mansfield
Ivy bowl prize awarded at visitors party
Mrs Claud Green won a novelty ivy bowl as a visitors prize. Brides elect Miss Mildred Pope and Miss Kyser received handkerchiefs from the hostess. A refreshment course followed for attendees including Mildred Pope Kitty Kyser Lela Maud Boyles Evelyn Webb and several others. Several guests and travelers were noted visiting or returning from Washington DC.
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Claud Green
Mildred Pope
Miss Kyser
Kitty Kyser
Lela Maud Boyles
Evelyn Webb
Evelyn Baker
Elizabeth Hamrick
Ellen Mae Pegg
Isabel Boyles
Mesdames P. Sherrill
Do. F. Gibson
April Meeting of Thomasville Women’s Club at Baptist Church
Members of the Thomasville Women’s club met April at the Baptist church hut for a dinner and talk on Social Security by Paul Hassler. Margaret Thompson presided as president. Belva Harris introduced the speaker. Hassler outlined unemployment insurance and old age pensions. Charles F. Lambeth spoke on the city budget. Maye Livengood announced a slate for next year with all officers elected unanimously. Twenty-four members attended, one of the most enthusiastic meetings in club history.
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Thomasville
Maye Livengood
Margaret Thompson
Hunter Burton
R. H. Phillips
Jessie Blair
Myra Olive
Marie Jones
Bees Pick Shoe Shop For Hive
Beekeeper swarm caused excitement in Asheboro when a queen led bees from a flue into Smith's Shoe Shop on Sunset Avenue. People tried to smoke them out, but bees moved into the shop prompting a window to be opened to restore order.
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Asheboro
Smith
Sunset Avenue
Waynick Gets Winborne Aid in Raleigh Meeting
In Raleigh during the late Grand Lodge session Democratic Chairman J Wallace Winborne attended the Masonic meeting and reportedly supported Capus M Waynick. Governor Hoey discussed highway matters with Winborne, boosting Waynick’s reappointment amid party leadership changes tied to Ehringhaus era successes and current politics.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Wader
Raleigh
Grand Lodge
J. Wallace Winborne
Hoey
Winborne
Capus M. Waynick
Great Order
J. C. B. Ehrginhaus
Marion
Ehringhaus
Shelby
Ehringhaus Party
Waynick
Aag
Rice Planting by Airplane Becomes U.S. Practice
The United States officially adopts aerial rice planting as a standard method. Aviation crews deploy aircraft to distribute seed over fields, boosting efficiency and expanding regional adoption. This marks a milestone in agricultural technology and crop management.
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United States
Emerald Oil for Tender and Swollen Feet Relief
A vintage advertorial urges readers to treat tender feet with Moone's Emerald Oil. It promises quick relief from aching, swollen feet after a few applications and claims the oil cleanses, penetrates, and won’t stain or feel greasy.
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Mann
Moone
Lexington Firm Given Approval
Washington April 22 An Interstate Commerce Commissioner examiner has recommended that Northeastern Lines Inc Lexington NC as successor in interest of T Y Giles be authorized to operate as a common carrier between specified points in North Carolina South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland Connecticut Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and the District of Columbia
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Northeastern Lines, Inc
Lexington
N. C
T. Y ¥. Giles
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
District of Columbia
Pekoe Grade of Black Tea Defined as Orange Pekoe
Pekoe is a grade of black tea not a distinct variety. Orange pekoe results from sifting leaves through a sieve with a specific mesh size to classify quality and leaf size.
Police Pick Up Run Away Youth in Raleigh
Desk Sergeant Hubert Horton said Mrs. Bertha Schuyler of Albany New York left Raleigh with her son Vernon fourteen after Raleigh officers picked up the boy Tuesday. Horton said he understood Vernon had run away and knows no other details.
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Raleigh
Hubert Horton
Police Department
Bertha Schuyler
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Vernon
Horton
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