Friendly Garden Club Meets at Mrs. Cox Home
The Friendly Garden Club gathered at Milbourne Heights to worship and discuss plans for a flower show to be held later at Mrs. W. L. Kivett’s home. Members read pieces on real pictures and flowers and chose gifts for a shut in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Cox
Friendly Garden Club
Milbourne Heights
Martha Parsons
EB. 8. Wilson, Jr
W. L. Kivett
BE. B. Witcher
Martha
Ira
Artha Parsons
J. W. Bolton
Recent Bride Honored At Bridge Party By Misses Elder And Beasley
Mrs. Troy Myers Wise Evelyn Garner was honored as a recent bride. Misses Selma Cher and Blanche Beasley hosted a bridge gathering at Miss Rae Macomson’s home on Lindme Street. Four tables were set, Ditsy Cash won a weekend makeup set for high score, and Mrs. Myers received crystal. Guests included Evelyn Hutchins, Ruth Repka of Cleveland, and many others as an ice course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Myers
Evelyn Garner
Selmacher
Blanche Beasley
Bridge
Rae Macomson
Lindme Street
Ummer
Ditsy Cash
Yers
Crystal
Walter E. Crigsman
Evelyn Hutchins
Ruth Repka
Cleveland
Ohio
Hutchins
Eugenia Albert
Fay Beshears
Elisabeth Brown
Sadie Doss
Shirley Farr
Feral Green
Magdalene Rebekahs Set Meeting and Concert Plans
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow at seven o'clock in the lodge rooms. All members are urged to attend promptly. Final arrangements will be made for the Orphan Concert which will be held Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Ed Kearns Recovering After Tuesday Operation
Mrs Ed Kearns of 719 North Main Street is listed as a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital recovering from an operation she underwent Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
William Biezell
Goldeboro
Sidney F. Peele
Smith Street
Removed To Home From Greensboro
Mrs. R. L. Waynick has been removed to her home on North Main Street from Greensboro where she had been confined to bed at Mrs. B. T. Jackson’s home 1128 McCormick Street after a two week-old automobile accident. Her condition has improved though she still cannot be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Waynick
North Main Street
Greensboro
B. T. Jackson
McCormick Street
Archdale Women’s Bible Class Meets Tonight at 7 46
The Woman’s Bible class of Archdale M E church will meet tonight at 7 46 at the home of Mrs J W Bowman Archdale for its regular monthly gathering All members urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Diana Osborne celebrates 91st birthday at Greensboro route three home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Women's
Archdale M. EB
J. W. Bowman
Archdale
Glad Girls to Elect Officers at Green Street Baptist Meeting
The Glad Girls class of Green Street Baptist church will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Sherman Lanning’s East Green Street home. Officers for the year will be elected. Ice cream supper planned at Zion Church on Saturday evening August 17 west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glad Tires
CASS
Glad
Green Street
Zion Church
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hand Crocheted Collars Inspire Fall Fashion
A pattern guide offers lacy hand crocheted collars including a round yoke collar and a drop jabot. It details stitch patterns, materials, and finishing tips suitable for dark dresses and V necklines. Instructions and illustrations appear in pattern 5354, with a request for 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Church Supper and Social Events in Thomasville and Archdale
Thomasville route one hosts an ice cream cake and sandwich sale to raise church funds with the public invited. Archdale MFE church Men’s Bible class will entertain Women’s class with a watermelon feast at Mr. and Mrs. Lambeth’s home on Asheboro road. Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Philathea class plans a regular close meeting at Mrs. Rogers’s home on English street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Archdale
Archdale M. FE
C. T. Lambeth
Asheboro
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Mre. C. F
Local residents return from visits and hospital updates
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Lewis and Miss Cary Lewis along with Bonnie and Mary Ruth Brower have returned from Atlanta after visiting W. Lewis. Mrs. B. E. Hopkins returns home from Hamilton after a month with relatives. Mrs. Hugh Dutton is recovering at home after a tonsil operation. Mrs. H. Mitchell returns home from Winston-Salem hospital. Miss Mary Caldwell stays with Miss Virginia Caldwell in Raleigh area. Cora Smith visits local friends while J. W. Loflin family arrives to visit. Mrs. S. S. Kimsey and daughter Vista return from Atlanta. Mrs. T. R. Ballard and daughter Mary Layne spend the week at Boone and Blowing Rock. Mrs. William Biezel stays with her parents near Burrus Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hurt vacation in Virginia at the New Waverly hotel. Miss Jean Coble visits Ruth Russell in Salisbury. Clyde Connor and son with Lambeth family return from New York Niagara Falls and Canada. Sidney F. Peele undergoes appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital and recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Connor
Mrs. Lambeth
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
Dr Slate answers suit over alleged negligence in broken arm
Dr M L Slate filed an answer to W A Whaley's lawsuit seeking 16000 in damages from Slate and Guilford General Hospital for alleged negligence in splinting a broken arm on January 22 1934. The hospital says it is charitable and provided services not medical care while Slate claims he was not the hospital's employee and acted with proper care. Attorneys Parsons Johnson for the plaintiff and Gold MecAnally and Gold for Slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Slate
W. A. Whaley
Duke Foundation
Slate
David H. Parsons
Gaston A. Johnson
Gold
MecAnally
Prices drive housewives to boycott grocers in protest
A letter from readers describes wives planning to boycott groceries due to high food costs and jokes about starving husbands. The piece criticizes farmers not getting fair prices and mentions plans to garden and grow onions or ham burger. It also shares reader suggestions for a "My Favorite Sport" essay contest and notes expressions both disliked and liked by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Mallon
Mr. Mebane
Deer Season Opens In South Carolina
CHARLESTON August 15. Deer shooting was legal today and hunters prepared for the back season closing January 1. Marshland season runs September 1 through November 30 as does the rail season, except Charleston county where October only. Counties vary with buck seasons. in Greenville Oconee and Pickens buck hunting is restricted to January 1, 1936. Some counties have no buck season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Charleston County
Greenville
Oconee
Pickens
Teams Draw Pairings Tonight for Regional Legion Tourney
Four state champion teams Memphis Tennessee Gastonia North Carolina Richmond Virginia and Charleston South Carolina will draw tonight at Spartanburg South Carolina for the eighth regional American Legion Junior baseball tournament which opens tomorrow with 3 PM games. The winners meet Saturday at 8 PM for the regional title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
8. C
Aus
American Legion
Memphis
Tenn
Gastonia
N. C
Richmond
Charleston
Black Bay Labrador Claims World’s Smallest Community
Black Bay Labrador asserts itself as the world’s smallest community with a single resident, Ernest Doane, who abandoned his taxidermy business years ago and became a trooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bay
Labrador
Ernest Doane
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern Notice
Thrifty stylish surplice frock idea with slimming features and a V neck. Diagrammeéed pattern Moerian Martin Lew Chart priced 509 in sizes 14 16 18 20 32 4 86 38 40 42 44. fabric yardage listed. order from The Enterprise Pattern Department 232 W 18th St New York NY with name address style number and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerian Martin Lew
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Bank cashier Armfield ill. returns planned soon
Asheboro reports W. J. Armfield Jr cashier of Randolph Bank is suffering from an infected tooth for ten days but is recovering and expects to return to the bank soon. Mrs Armfield has been at the Myrtle Beach cottage and is now home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
W. J. Armfield, Jr
Randolph
Thighbone’s Strength Compared To Cast Iron
A normal man’s thighbone can bear about 118 tons without breaking and has tensile strength nearly equal to cast iron, illustrating the bone’s surprising robustness and durability.
North Carolina History Quiz Answers and Context
This study notes NC topics from 18th and 19th century records. It covers Yadkin county distilleries and cooperages in 1890, Cornwallis recalling Tarlton after Kings Mountain, Morganton summer term duration, John Lawson’s 1701 North Carolina description, Morganton establishment and former name, and 1775 state incentives for paper mill construction with a Hillaboro mill later built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkin County
Tarlton
Cornwallis
Ferguson
King’s Mountain
North Carolina Supreme Court
Morganton
John Lawson
North Carolina
Wilkes
Kings Mountain
Rawdon
Hillsboro
Waightstill Avery
James Johnston
William Lenoir
Joseph McDowell
John Walker
Burke County
Morgan
Burka
Lincoln
Rutherford
Morgan District
Alder Springs
General McDowell
John Blanton
Alexander Irvin
Hillaboro
Tobacco market prices hold strong across border belt sales
Heavy receipts were reported today with about 760000 pounds on Lake City floors and 600000 at Lumberton. Dillon noted rising receipts while other markets reported heavy offerings. Lake City sold 600000 pounds yesterday at 22.90 per hundred and Fairmont moved 373472 pounds at 24.00 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Border Belt
Lake City
Lumberton
Dillon
Fairmont
Tobacco crop upswing boosts Winston-Salem seasonal workers
In Winston-Salem on August 15 the tobacco expansion for the year promises jobs for about 3,700 seasonal workers over several months, roughly 1,000 more than last year. Most workers are already employed as belts open while others await start in new and old belts. Decline in plant reduction, storage, warehouses, and transport tied to the new crop supports the gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
County Rulers Join With Accountants
Wilmington August convention closes as county commissioners and county accountants wrap up sessions at Wrightsville Beach. Frank Parker will give the final address. John A. Orrell was reelected president, W. J. Boykin named vice president, and J. C. Garrison elected secretary to succeed Willis Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
State Association of County Commissioners
State Association of County Accountants
Wrightsville Beach
Frank Parker
John A. Orrell
New Hanover County
Accountants’ Association
W. J. Boykin
Wilson
J. C. Garrison
Buncombe County
Willis Booth
Guilford County
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Club News
Misses Elder
Beasley
Magdalene Rebekahs
English &T
NorTh Main
Diana Osborne
G. R. Osborne
T. V
High Point
Herman Robertson
P. M. Dailey
Washington, D. C
D. M. Lewis
Misses Cary
Bonnie Lewis
Mary Ruth Brower
Atlanta, Ga
W. @. Lewis
B. E. Hopkins
Hamilton
Friends of
Mra
Hugh Dutton
Sam Dutton
East Green Street
Mary Caldwell
Fort Myers, Fla
Virginia Caldwell
Forrest Avenue
Cora Smith
Smith
J. W. Loflin
Bill Rich
Francia
City
8. Loflin
Carr Street
8. S. Kimsey
Vista
Jamestown
Atlanta
T. R. Ballard
Mary Layne
Boone and
Blowing Rock
Mrs
A. B. Hurt
Virginia Wh
New Waverly Hotel
Jean Coble
Salisbury
Ruth Russell
Elm Street
Adam Toh Iean
Robert Mallon
Cheez
Guy
South Carolina
Ano
Nat Walker
Hart
Marian Martin
Asheboro Bank
Sven
Streamline
Wagger’s Jewelry Co
North Main St
Bryn Mawr
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