Storm Looms Over Liquor Control Dispute in North Carolina
Distinct rumblings of tension emerge between state and county ABC boards over liquor control. State board chairman Cutlar Moore says operations run smoothly while county boards protest tight state audits and price marks. Delegations from New Hanover Surry Lenoir Halifax discuss audit provisions with budget officials as friction rooted in long standing authority disputes persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Liquor Control
Cutlar Moore
State Board
State Budget Bureau
Association of County Abc Boards
Moore
R. G. Deyton
Deyton
Tom Cooper
Wilmington
House
Virginia
Victor Bryant
Durham
W. D. McMillan
New Hanover Board
Luncheon at Sedgefield Inn Honors Miss Marguerite Mann
A luncheon at the Sedgefield Inn honored Miss Marguerite Mann and her bridal party. Guests included Frances Mann and multiple attendees from Statesville, Greensboro, and Washington, D. C. with plans for Miss Mann’s September 4 wedding to Francis Marion Shore Jr. of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
Marguerite Mann
Mises
Marguerite Burress
Miss Mann
Francis Marion Shore, Jr
Washington, D. C
Miss Burress
Frances Mann
J. D. Rogers, Jr
Dorothy Stewart
Pattie Thomas
Earl Craver, Jr
This City
John Dick
Tea Honoring Three Ladies At Wesley Memorial
Mrs H Conrad Blackwell and two other hostesses were honored at a Mothers class tea at Mrs J W Austin's Wiltshire Drive home. The event featured an outdoor style indoors due to rain and included a Bible Travelogue game and light refreshments. Guests included Mrs W G Kinn, soon departing for Porto Rico, and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clase
W. G. Kincannon
Porto Rico
Charles Flory
N. P. Yarborough
J. E B. Woosley
J. Allen Austin
Altrusa Club Hosts Picnic Supper at Burrus Memorial
Miss Gilbert Muse and Hazel Johnson hosted an Altrusa gathering at 6:30 p.m. on the Burrus Memorial Hospital lawn. About 30 attendees, including 28 club members and hospital nurses, enjoyed a long-table picnic followed by a program led by Addie Moore. Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke on her England trip and the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Muse
Hazel Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Pital
Mary Ballard
Addie Moore
R. K. Stewart
Stewart
England
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Mr. Stewart
Household Arts Club Plans Meeting at Gibson Club Rooms
Mrs. J. H. Womble will entertain members of the Household Arts club at its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon. The gathering will be held at the Gibson club rooms located at 781 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Womble
Household Arts Club
Gibson Club
North Main Street
Ladies Bridge Night At Emerywood Club
Ladies' bi weekly bridge event at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Mrs Paul W Case y and Mrs Valette J Harris. Play began at 10 30 with Ruth Woollen winning high score for the custom double deck of cards. A luncheon followed for those with reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Paul W. Casey
Valette J. Harris
Emerywood Country Club
Ruth Woollen
Masdames
EB. J. Holbrook
Phil Warner
Farrell Gray
J.W. Woollen
F. H. Hallenbeck
T. C. Langley
C. E. Lehman
Carter Dalton
Hiram Armentrout
Charles Tomlinson
Rodney Snow Harold Bennett
C. A. Kirkman
Henry Foscue
Paul Casey
John ©. Abels
Pauline Douglas
Mildred Maresh
Betty Hunt Murray
Pearl Thompson
Betty J. Abels
Sarah Tomlinson
Pattie Thomas
Dot Stewart
Betty Warner
Kitty Mann
Theo Redman
Church Social to Present Old Hickory Hollow Play
The Woman's Auxiliary of Welch Memorial M P church will stage an old-time school breaking titled The Exhibition at Old Hickory Hollow School in the church hut this Friday evening August 27. A small admission will fund hut finances and refreshments will be available. The public is invited to attend for an evening of entertainment.
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Welch Memorial Aux
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Old Hickory Hollow
Omega Chapter Luncheon at Sheraton Grill
The Omega chapter of the Kappa Gamma Sorority held its weekly luncheon at the Sheraton Grill yesterday from twelve to one with Mrs Cleo Brown as host. Only six members and one visitor Mrs Raymond Linton of Chicago Illinois attended, invited by her mother Mrs Emma Poole. Martha Raye Sears Born Here Monday. Mr and Mrs G L Sears announce a daughter Martha Raye born Monday at their Route One home. James Sidney Dyer Born August 24. Mr and Mrs George F Dyer announce a son James Sidney born August 24. Mrs Dyer formerly Miss Ruth Oliver of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma Sorority
National Educational Organization
Sheraton Grill
Cleo Brown
Raymond Linton
Chicago
Ill
Emma Poole
Martha Raye Sears
Mrs. G. L. Sears
Martha Raye
Route One
James
Margaret Hancock
Rachel Talley
Lacey Clyde Frazier
Myra Jean Hardin
Beverly Swaim
Ruby Wike
Peggy Broun
Wesley Smiths Have House Guests
Mrs. BE Reid Toms and daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth Toms of Wilmington arrived in High Point to visit Mrs. J Wesley Smith and Mr. Wesley Smith at their Hillcrest drive home. They are joined by Mr and Mrs Smith who have been at Wrightsville Beach and Wilmington and plan to stay a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Reid Toms
Mary Elizabeth Toms
Wilmington
City
Golden Delk
J. ¢. Delk, Jr
A. E. Williams
Archdale
Mrs. Williams
Raleigh
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Outdoor Party Honoring Gold Star Mothers
The American Legion Auxiliary and guests met at the Taylor cabin near Greensboro road Monday evening for games and a weiner roast. About fifty attendees, including Legion and Gold Star Mothers members, enjoyed the outdoor event from four to six. Also announced is the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Peters of 209 Best Street at Guilford General Hospital.
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American Legion Auxiliary
H. M. Taylor
Greensboro
American Legion
Gold Star
W. R. Peters
Best Street
Guilford General Hospital
Marian Martin Apron Pattern 9462 Promises Colorful Kitchen Wear
The Enterprise Pattern Department promotes Marian Martin pattern 9462 a two apron set A and B. Apron A uses dotted swiss with organdy ruffle and bright buttons for tea service while Apron B features sturdy cotton with ric rac and a back button design for quick meals. Pattern sizes small medium large with fabric and yardage details and a book offer.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise, Pattern Department
New York
Locals Share Travel Plans and Visits Across States
Mrs. J. D. Stone and daughter Sarah Frye leave tomorrow for New York and Atlantic City with Miss Ernestine Frye and Mrs. Blanche Wilson. Several families return from trips to Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Atlantic City, Salisbury and Raleigh. Al Newton recovers after surgery at Burrus Memorial. others visit Norfolk, St. Louis, and Raleigh.
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J. D. Stone
Sarah Frye
New York
Atlantic City
Mrs. S. M. Lewis
Sarah and
Mack
Washington
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Miss Mann Honored At Informal Tea Hosted By Misses Jackson
Miss Marguerite Mann, bride elect of September, was feted yesterday afternoon at 1100 Forest Hill drive with an informal tea hosted by Misses Virginia and Josephine Jackson. About fifty guests attended from four thirty to five thirty, greeted in a green and white floral setting with punch service and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Mann
Virginia
Josephine Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Virginia Jackson
Miss Mann
Miss Jackson
Frances Mann
J. D. Rogers, Jr
Earl Craver, Jr
Dorothy Stewart
Pattie Thomas
Marguerite Burress
I. T. Mann
Birth announced for Wade Marsh family son Robert Dodson
Mr and Mrs Wade Marsh of 706 West Farriss Avenue announce the birth of a son, Robert Dodson, on Tuesday, August 24, at Burrus Memorial Hospital. The notice notes a new addition to the family each year.
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A. Wade Marsh
West Farriss Avenue
Robert Dodson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Esquires Present Jackie Coogan's Band This Evening
The Esquire club at the Trianon ballroom Greensboro hosts Jackie Coogan and his orchestra with Hollywood Hit Parade Revue. The Coogan Swing band plays for dancing while a floor show with cinema stars runs about 11 for 45 minutes, plus a later demo of The Big Apple dance. Club members and dates listed include Mendenhall with Mary Lou Moffitt and several couples from Winston Salem and High Point.
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Esquire
Trianon
Greensboro
Jackie Coogan
Coogan
Big Apple
Charles Mendenhall
Mary Lou Moffitt
High Point
George Miles
Edna Montgomery
Winston- Salem
David Cox
Peggy Leak
Jack Cheek
Emily Harris
Bill Vinson
Ethel Reavis
Winston-Salem
David Gallagher
Mary Lloyd
Carson Bain
Katherine Bain
John Ketchum
Terrier Delays Subway Trains During Rush Hour
A wire-haired terrier pup disrupted Broad Street subway traffic for 17 minutes as trains were held up at rush hour. Operators chased the dog through tunnels but could not catch it before it vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Subway
Return of O C Mareh After Visit at Sparta
O C Mareh has returned home after spending a few days at Sparta with friends. Mr and Mrs T W Winslow and Mrs J R Winslow with Margaret and Nellie Winslow spent the week end at Carolina Beach. Mrs J B Smith and daughter Helen spent Sunday with Mrs Belle Smith. Mrs Cletus Hardin returned to.
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O. C. Mareh
Sparta
T. W. Winslow
J. R. Winslow
Margaret
Nellie Winslow
Carolina Beach
J. B. Smith
Helen
Belle Smith
Cletus Hardin
Weekend Visits Stir Local Families Across Greensboro Area
Miss Jewel Hughes spent a week with Miss Nettie Stewart at Liberty and Sam Hughes of Burlington visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hughes. Mrs. Kate Heatwole and daughter returned home at Haw River after two weeks with aunt Miss Nora Hughes. Mrs. Paul Nachbauer of Jacksonville joined her husband in New York City after summer with Rupert Hinshew family on Randleman Rt. 2. The Iveys of High Point visited Mrs. Bud Ivey while Argus Vanwerry stayed with sister Mrs. Urbin Trogdon at Sumner.
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Greensboro
Jewel Hughes
Nettie Stewart
Liberty
Sam Hughes
Burlington
L. R. Hughes
Kate Heatwole
Haw River
Nora Hughes
Paul Nachbauer
Jacksonville
Fifa
Rupert Hinshew
Randleman
Rt. 2
New York City
Charles Ivey
High Point
Bud Ivey
Argus Vanwerry
Urbin Trogdon
Sumner
Kiss and Make Up Advice and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
In a dated advice tone the piece urges reconciliation in marriage and warns against becoming a three quarter wife. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to ease discomforts of womanhood. The text references three life stages and emphasizes smiling through troubles with proposed solutions.
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Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Flapper
By Sylvia
Enterprise
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
N. Y
Mesdames Blackwell
Muncey and
Groves
Altrusa Club
Moffitt’s
North Main
Springfield Society
Springfield Christian Endeavor Society
Allen Jay School
Wesley Smiths
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Jolly Marian Martin
8. P. Anthony
Coy
Burton Street
Lake Waccamaw
8S. P. Anthony, Jr
Asheboro
Mrs. C. C. Newton
Betty
Ruth Newton
South Carolina
al Newton
J. M. Randall, Jr
New Jersey
Coney Island
J. H. Randall
Dover, N. J
Harry Harker
Richard
St. Louis
Bertha Barbour
Miss Blanche Barbour
Bertha Sheetz
East Green Street
Connie A. Cain
Clayton Hylton
Walter Wilson
Norfolk
Misses Jackson
Mrs
Wade Marsh
Esquires
Randleman Party
Ladies Aid Society
M. P. Church
John Fox
Tom Swaim
D. L. Brady
Odus White
Chauns
Dancing
Richardson and
North Main Streets
David Chauns
W. L. York
Nfeee
Sehrest’s
Wey
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