Politician's Ball Final Dance at Gordian Club Series
The final summer event titled Politician's Ball Final Dance will be held tomorrow night at the Sedgefield junior ballroom. Duke Barron and his orchestra return to provide music as in prior events. Special guests include Winston-Salem chapter Order of DeMolay with local DeMolay members. Proceeds support the Gordian club scholarship fund funding two fall term scholarships. Chaperones listed include Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and others.
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Gordian
Sedgefield
Winston-Salem
Order of DeMolay
DeMolay
Gordian Club
M. L. Patrick
Wade BE. Marlette
Lewis E. Teague
S. Hall
C. C. Chi
Birthday Supper Honors Mr Kearns and Mrs Spencer
A joint birthday celebration for A R Kearns and Ms Paul Spencer was held at the former’s home in Randolph County on a Saturday. The event featured a birthday centerpiece of pine and myrtle baskets, a watermelon feast, and remarks by L R Spencer and W A Shore. Over 100 guests attended, including descendants and friends.
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A. R. Kearns
Willowbrook
Paul Spencer
Inandolph
B. Jordan
L. R. Spencer
W. A. Shore
Tuiny
Kearns
Appreciation for sympathy from F White and family
In appreciation for messages and sympathy during our bereavement the family of F White and family thanks everyone for their kindness and support.
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F. White
Initial Meeting Of Coto Club Held With Miss Kemp
The Coto club held its first gathering Monday with Miss Margaret Kemp as hostess at the home of her sister on Montlieu Avenue. Officers elected were Charlotte Tomlinson president, Margaret Kemp secretary treasurer, Ersell Allien social chairman. members include Thelma Bates Lois Allen Edith Kemp Ann Gibson Frances Lewis Ann Grissom Rebecca Clark Winston-Salem Virginia Arthur Union S C. A party for Miss Arthur, guest of Miss Bates, was planned and the season's activities discussed. The hostess and her mother served ice cake after the meeting.
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Coto Club
Margaret Kemp
BE. V. MccCleod
Montlieu Avenue
Charlotte Tomlinson
Ersell Allien
Thelma Bates
Lois Allen
Edith Kemp
Ann Gibson
Frances Lewis
Ann Grissom
Rebecca Clark
Winston-Salem
Virginia Arthur
Union
8. C
Miss Arthur
Miss Bates
W. T. Kemp
Picnic For Graduate Nurses At City Lake
A seven thirty this evening a picnic will be held at City Lake for graduate nurses of the fourth district. Attendees include nurses from Greensboro Burlington Asheboro Thomasville and High Point with supper baskets expected. MR AND MRS IDOL VISITING MOUNTAINS IN WEST NC
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City Lake
Greensboro
Burlington
Asheboro
Thomasville
High Point
Embroidered Pups Pattern for Kitchen Towels
Interior decor suggests using color and accessories in the kitchen. A pattern 6339 offers seven motifs for towels, each 4x8 inches, with stitch illustrations and color ideas. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. at 259 W. 14th Street, New York for the transfer pattern.
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Mrs Glenn Smith Hosts Georgia Visitor in Luncheon
Mrs Glenn Smith entertained at her Greenway drive home honoring Georgia visitor Mrs Ann Cato of Americus with a four table luncheon and bridge. High score prize went to Mrs W E Mitchell, consolation to Mrs Paul Sanders, and Mrs Cato received linen gifts. guests included James Armstrong James Moffitt Ed Mendenhall Charlie Kearns Herman Smith Milbourne Amos Curtis Smithdeal W F Freeman Paul Sanders Ralph Snyder Sam Colbert Charles Risch W E Mitchell W W Gluyas Richard Salisbury and Miss Nancy Pearl Welborn of Atlanta.
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Ann Cato
Americus
Glenn Smith
Greenway Drive
W. E. Mitchell
Paul Sanders
Cato
Mesdames James Armstrong
James Moffitt
Ed Mendenhall
Charlies Kearns
Herman Smith
Milbourne Amos
Curtis Smithdeal
W. F. Freeman
Ralph Snyder
Sam Colbert
Charles Risch
W. W. Gluyas
Richard Salisbury
Atlanta, Ga
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Stephens Bible Class Meeting on Wednesday
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs Gueths home 237 Monthew avenue. The Book of Genesis will be the topic and Mrs Nora L Andrews will lead.
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Stephens Bible
Charles Gueth
Monthew Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
Social notes and family visits in town
Mrs Edward Cook and daughter from New York arrive to visit Mr and Mrs W W Peeler. Miss June Wells of Chillicothe NL stays with Miss Adonise Judy on Hillcrest Drive. Misses Copeland of Kinston NC visit sister Mrs Amos Kearns on Hillcrest Drive. Mrs W H Kennedy hosts a birthday dinner on Fairfield Road. Kilduffs of Lewiston Maine announce birth Elena Elaine July 6 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Kilduffs former Margaret Dorsett of High Point. No American wheat shipped abroad in second week of November.
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Edward Cook
New York City
Mrs. Cook
Mrs
W. W. Peeler
June Wells
Chillicothe, NL
Misses Copeland
Sarah and
Della Copeland
Kinston
N. C
Amos Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Mrs. Kennedy
W. H. Kennedy
Fairfield Road
T. L. Kilduff
Lewiston
Maine
Elena Elaine
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs Cato Honoree Breakfast Party Attended In Americus
Mrs Ann Cato of Americus Ga visiting Mrs Glenn Smith was honored at a morning breakfast hosted by Mrs Ralph Snyder and Mrs W G Gluyas on Greenway drive. Twelve guests shared a two course meal and bridge with high score winning a deck of cards and consolation prize a novelty ash tray.
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Ann Cato
Americus
Glenn Smith
Ralph Snyder
W. G. Gluyas
Greenway Drive
Prise
W. F. Freeman
Cato
James T. Robinson Named President of Exchange Club
James T. Robinson of the High Point Overall Co. was elected president of the Exchange Club at a supper meeting at the Elwood hotel. James J. Ellington was named vice president, W. A. Peters re-elected secretary, and R. H. Loftin chosen treasurer. Linton A. Carter spoke on forestry and soil preservation. The club plans to raise a special fund for the local Methodist Protestant orphanage and will hold a baseball practice at the Senior High field Thursday at 5 PM.
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James T. Robinson
High Point Overall Company
Exchange Club
Elwood
James J. Ellington
W. A. Peters
Guilford General Hospital
R. H. Loftin
Linton A. Carter
Soil Conservation Service
Father Kills Crippled Then Himself
In Goddard Kas an elderly farmer William Whitby 81 shot and killed his son Rollo 40 who has been an imbecile since a barn fall and then killed himself in what authorities call mercy murder and death by own action Coroner Dr G C Davis confirmed the verdict.
Lexington Appoints L A Martin H Cloyd Philpott to City School Board
L A Martin and H Cloyd Philpott were named to the Lexington city unit school board by the Davidson County board of education. They replace Don A Walser and Tom C Hinkle who resigned. Other board members include Mrs C W Davis J M Neese Col Wade H Phillips H G Fritts and Mrs C C Wall. The board plans an early reorganizational meeting.
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Lexington
L. A. Martin
H. Cloyd Philpott
Lexington City Unit School Board
Davidson County Board of Education
Don A. Walser
Tom C. Hinkle
C. W. Davis
J. M. Neese
Col. Wade H. Phillips
H. G. Fritts
C. C. Wall
Davis
Martin
Lexington High School
State Senate
Philpott
Lexington Rotary Club
Mv. M. L
B. C. Philpott
Clothiers To Plan Membership Drive
Atlantic City August 6 The American Federation of Labor executive council discussed forming a new clothing workers group to mount a nationwide membership drive at its third quarterly meeting. Hugh Johnson defended the 93.50 monthly security wage for skilled New York relief workers, while workers rebelled and the council offered no reply. William Green noted that New York troubles echoed federation warnings after Congress rejected prevailing local wage payments on relief projects.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Hugh 8. Johnson
York
Johanson
New York
Johnson
William Green
Federation
Congress
New Ecker Apartments Planned on North Main Street
A $20,000 permit for a three story apartment building in the 1000 block of North Main has been issued to J. H. Kalte. The Ecker Apartments will be between Dr. C. B. Grayson and Harry Raymond properties, with 18 modern units and an accompanying $1,500 garage. Work to begin within ten days. T Ferree is redrawing plans.
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North Main Street
J. H. Kalte
Dr. C. 8. Grayson
Harry Raymond
Ecker
T. Ferree
Rural Electrification Wake Prompts Utility Debate
Only one farm in eight has any electrical power and just one in 18 buys electricity from a public utility, highlighting limited rural access and growing calls for reform. The data underscores ongoing gaps between farmers and reliable energy, shaping policy discussions among lawmakers and utility groups.
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United States
Guilford County Defers PWA Loan Action and Hears Welfare Reports
Guilford County commissioners postponed any immediate decision on a PWA loan and grant for city school improvements and scheduled a later meeting. The board debated stray dog damage claims, heard appeals from doctors on charity workloads, and named Harry Boyles full time supervisor of the county home kitchen with pay of 26 dollars monthly plus board and room. Blanche Carr Sterne filed welfare figures showing direct relief and medical costs totaling about 11 938.88, while Dr. R M Bute and Dorothy Burba Jones reported 76 clinics and thousands of immunizations and numerous visits in county health activities.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Harry Boyles
County Home Kitchen
Blanche Carr Sterne
R. M. Bute
Dorothy Burba Jones
Final Service For Mrs. Mary Beasley Conducted Here
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Beasley 22 wife of W G Beasley who died Saturday at Guilford County Sanitorium. Rev O L Ruth and Rev C N Royal officiated with Pilgrim Holiness quartet singing. Pallbearers included J R Beasley Jr and C W Cutting. Burial in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Mary Beasley
W. G. Beasley
Guilford County
Lois Ruth
Jesus
O. L. Ruth
C. W. Cutting
A. B. Crofts
C. B. Loflin
J. R. Beasley, Jr
Alfred Johnson
R. L. Goins
Flowers
Vera Jones
Inez Goodman
Maggie Stanley
Annette Adams
Ruby Ritters
Juanita Gurley
Ja Browning
Eva Morgan
Mesdames Vicott Park
Elizabeth MccCuiston
Grace Cutting
Leslie Gurley
W. R. McGee
Alfred Poole
Louise Kerr
Floral Garden Cemetery
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promoted As Bulk-Add Laxative
A reader from Cresskill New Jersey shares relief from chronic constipation after eating Kellogg’s All-Bran. The letter cites improved elimination since starting the cereal and notes it provides bulk plus vitamins B and iron.
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Margaret Kesterke
Cresskill
N. J
Three Killed in Patrol District Report Guilford County
Greensboro August report from State highway patrol shows three killed and nine injured in 11 traffic accidents in Guilford county for the month. It notes eight killed and 60 injured the prior month, with patrols spending time in July training.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Pat
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