Poe elected president of state farmers convention
Clarence Poe was chosen president of the state farmers' convention at Raleigh in the annual session. S. J Kirby of Raleigh was named secretary and treasurer. Vice presidents are L. A. Lipe Mount Pleasant W. J. Ingram Fayetteville CC C Parsons Grassy Creek and J. D. Bullock Beaufort County. Mrs A L Capehart Oxford was elected president of state farm women and Miss Laura Wingfield Raleigh named secretary.
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Raleigh
Clarence Poe
State Farmers’ Convention
S. J Kirby
L. A. Lipe
Mount Pleasant
W. J. Ifgram
Fravetteville
Washington Feast And Cider Drinking Fine
A watermelon feast with cider was held last night at Miss Blanche Moore’s home on the Wallburg road north of the city. Attendees from the city included Pearl Moore Frances Remfreyo Ruth Albertson Marie Brown Bertha Moore Mary Albertson Minnie Moore Treva Moore Leona Moore Lillian Moore Della Crouch Alene Tomlinson Lewis Bennet Albert Prevo George Connor Clifton Gordon Staley Hayworth Leslie Hedgecock John Hayworth Sherman Slane James Gordon Jacob Hedgecock Otis Cecil Butch Moore Loftin Mock Monroe Moore.
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Blanche Moore
Wallburg Road
Pearl Moore
Frances Remfreyo
Ruth Albertson
Marie Brown
Bertha Moore
Mary Albertson
Minnie Moore
Treva Moore
Leona Moore
Lillian Moore
Della Crouch
Alene Tomlinson
Lewis Bennet
Albert Prevo
George Connor
Clifton Gordon
Staley Hayworth
Leslie Hedgecock
John Hayworth
Sherman Slane
James Gordon
Jacob Hedgecock
Otis Cecil
Butch Moore
Loftin Mock
Monroe Moore
Miss Lulu Smitherman Arrives Tonight for City School Post
Miss Lulu Smitherman arrives tonight from Mooresville Indiana after attending summer school in Indianapolis. She will fill a position in the city schools this year and stay at Mrs. J. J. Jones's home on South Main Street.
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Lulu Smitherman
Mooresville
Indianapolis
J. J. Jones
South Main Street
Miss Mary Summerrell Joins City Teaching Staff
Miss Mary Summerrell of China Grove will arrive today and join the city schools for the coming year. She will stay at the home of Mrs. R. B. Viair.
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Mary Summerrell
China Grove
R. B. Viair
Gilmer Specialty Sample Store Opens Enlarged Facility
Citizens flocked to the Gilmer Specialty Sample store for its formal opening Thursday night from 7 to 10 o clock. The expanded shop showcased new departments including shoes and groceries attracting hundreds as Oliver and staff managed the crowd. The cash and tote grocery section drew strong interest with low prices prompting high purchases. Managers urge those who missed the event to visit soon.
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Gilmer
Oliver
Tate
Dog Hill Paragrafs by George Bingham
The Depuy Constable found tracks across Musket Ridge road while investigating a mystery as tracks vanished on both sides. Sile Kilden’s family confiscated a ham and now shun neighbors. Hog Ford preacher’s haircut makes him resemble others.
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Sile Kilden
Visiting Mrs. McAnally Hosts Out‑of‑Town Guests
Miss Elizabeth Price and Miss Martha Price from Miami are spending the weekend with Mrs. W. J. McAnally at her South Main street residence. The visit is reported in local social notes.
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Elizabeth
Martha Price
Miami
Richmond visitor Elizabeth Chesterman departs after stay
Miss Elizabeth Chesterman of Richmond, guest of Mrs. W. I. Tabb on Parkway, has returned home after spending time in the city.
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Elizabeth ,Chesterman
Richmond
Mrs Hamilton Improves After Typhoid Illness
Mrs Charles T. Hamilton, long afflicted with typhoid fever, shows marked improvement and is described as much better today in the latest health bulletin.
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Charles T. Hamilton
Miss Marguerite Douglas Returns Home to Asheville
Miss Marguerite Douglas has returned to her home at Asheville after spending a month in the city as the guest of her aunt Mrs G A Aus band.
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Marguerite Douglas
Asheville
City
G. A. Ausband
Eva Stoner Heads to Hickory to Join Mother
Miss Eva Stoner departed this morning to join her mother Mrs. T. W. Stoner in Hickory, who has been there for a week.
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Eva Stoner
Hickory
T. W. Stoner
Business visitors Carter Dalton and Thomas Gold in Greensboro
Carter Dalton and Thomas J. Gold were in Greensboro for a few hours Thursday afternoon as professional visitors making a brief business call.
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Carter Dalton
Thomas J. Gold
Greensboro
J Matt Hedgecock Heads to Salisbury on Brief Business
J Matt Hedgecock traveled to Salisbury this morning for a short period on business.
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J. Matt Hedgecock
Salisbury
Finch Business Visitor From Thomasville
T. J. Finch of Thomasville was a business visitor to the city for several hours Thursday afternoon.
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T. J. Finch
Thomasville
Mrs Finelater Visits City with Greensboro Friends
Mrs R W Finelater of Greensboro spent a short time in the city yesterday in the company of friends.
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R. W. Finelater
Greensboro
City
Miss Alice Caldwell Returns From Charlotte and Concord
Miss Alice McRae Caldwell has returned from visits to Charlotte and Concord after a stay away for some time.
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Alice McRae Caldwell
Charlotte and
Concord
Mrs B T Moore Visits Charlotte Relative
Mrs B T Moore of Charlotte visits her mother Mrs J R Reitzel on North Main Street.
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B.T. Moore
Charlotte
J. R Reitzel
North Mai Street
Mrs. Price and son return from extensive Virginia trip
Mrs. W. E. Price and her son Billie Price have come back from a lengthy journey visiting Concord Lexington and other Virginia points.
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W. E. Price
Billie Price
Concord
Lexington
Virginia
Mrs. Campbell Visiting City Guest of Mrs. Young
Mrs. Frank Campbell of Washington is staying several days in the city as a guest of Mrs. J. R. Young on White Oak Street.
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Frank Campbell
Washington
This City
J. R. Young
White Oak Street
Return From Visit By Caldwell Family
Mrs. A. F. Caldwell and her son Alf returned from a several weeks visit at Hendersonville. they were away during the season.
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Caldwell
Alfred
Hendersonville
London social travel party returns from eastern visit
Miss Celia London and Miss Theresa Kaplan of Macon Georgia return after several weeks visiting Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other eastern points.
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Celia London
Theresa Kaplan
Macon
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Fraser and Sinclair Families Return From Virginia Beach
Mr and Mrs H W Fraser and Major and Mrs L C C Sinclair with children return to the city after a pleasant stay at Virginia Beach.
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H. W. Fraser
Major
Mrs. L. W. McFarland Accepts Public School Post in Wilson
Mrs. L. W. McFarland has gone to Wilson to accept a position in the public schools of that city.
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L. W. McFarland
Wilson
That City
Miss Gaynelle Hepler Returns From Vacation
Miss Gaynelle Hepler has returned from a ten day vacation spent at Vade Meecum.
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Gaynelle Hepler
Vade Meecum
Earl McFarland Enters Richmond College
Earl McFarland has gone to Richmond Indiana to enter college and begin studies.
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Earl McFarland
Richmond
Ind
Miss Ella Bain Plans Indianapolis School Entrance
Miss Ella Bain leaves tomorrow for Indianapolis where she will enter school.
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Ella Bain
Indianapolis
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