Junior garden club formed at Elm Street school
Representing the Burbank Garden club Mrs Walter Reich and Miss Mary Mungan organized a junior garden club at Elm Street school with many children joining. Officers were elected president Posy Redman vice president Mary Lou Cecil secretary Susannah Matthews treasurer Irma Shore Sheoft. The group will meet biweekly starting February 7 with Reich and Mungan serving as club counselors.
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Burbank
Burbank Garden Club
Reich
Young People Depart ment to Serve Chicken Supper
The Green Street Baptist church Young People’s Department hosts a chicken supper this evening at 7 o’clock. All department members are urged to attend. Patricia Ann Bulla born February 1 to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bulla at home on High Point route. Friends of Billy Freese report he is recovering nicely after an operation at Burrus.
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Young People's Department
Green Street Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Bulla
W. C. Bulla
Patricia Ann
High Point
Billy Freese
Burrus
Dwight Ware
Main Street M. EB. Church
Charlotte Hospital
Annual Turkey Dinner at Central Friends Annex
Memorial hospital patient recovering after appendicitis operation last Saturday. The Woman's Auxiliary hosts an annual turkey dinner at Central Friends Annex tonight from 6 to 8 pm served by church ladies. Mrs H A White says the menu matches all prior records and organizers anticipate a large turnout. Welch Memorial class meets tonight for its monthly business at 7 30 at 1310 Park Street.
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Friends Annex
Central Friends Annex
Woman's Auxiliary
H. A. White
Welch Memorial
Young Ladies Bible
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Margaret Samuels
Park Street
Ill Children and Residents Suffer Pneumonia in Archdale Area
Little Nancy Lou Tambeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Lambeth, is very ill with pneumonia at her parents’ Archdale home. Mrs. Walter C. Neese remains ill at 302 Montague Avenue after two weeks’ confinement. Miss Mary Elizabeth Duggins returns home to Walnut Cove after visiting her brother L. L. Duggins. Mrs. Winfrey Miller is very ill with pneumonia at 609 Blair Street. friends regret to hear.
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Nancy Lou Tambeth
Walter C. Neese
Montheu Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Duggins
Walnut Cove
L. L. Duggins
Winfrey Miller
Blair Street
Final Services For Mrs Westmoreland
In Thomasville Melva Inez Westmoreland daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Westmoreland died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were held at Fairgrove church at 10 o'clock this morning conducted by Rev John Cline. She is survived by her parents and one brother Charles.
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Thomasville
Melva Inez Westmoreland
Edgar Westmoreland
Fairgrove Church
John Cline
Charles
Aged Thomasville Man Dies At Home
Thomasville news reports the death of David T. Kennedy aged 79 at his home after a period of declining health. He leaves widow Misa Nance Roannie and son David Jr. Kennedy was a longtime farmer. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM from Zion Reformed Church.
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Thomasville
David T. Kennedy
Misa Nance Roannie
David, Jr
Kennedy
Zion Reformed Church
Minstrel Show Planned Tonight for Industrial Workers
A minstrel will be presented tonight at the Industrial Workers association. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. A Saturday meeting at 7 for all workers of the Highland and Picket mills is also announced with plans for special entertainment.
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Industrial Workers Association
Highland
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness during pregnancy and general fatigue. It cites a high user satisfaction rate and a testimonial about restored energy and ability to work. The ad references a Chicago address on La Connbth Ave. and uses promotional language to persuade expectant mothers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
la Connbth Ave
Chicago
Illinois
Lydia
Music Compositions By Local Women At North Carolina State Concert
North Carolina State Concert at Constitution Hall Washington featured Edouard Albion’s encore of Mrs. R L Quigley’s Night Time’s Coming with applause. Miss Genevieve Moore’s work performed by Elizabeth Mauney. Meredith College organist Leslie P Spelman also appeared. High Point attendees listed. An art exhibit accompanied the concert at the House of Seven Arts.
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High Point
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
Constitution Hall
Washington
Edouard Albion
R. L Quigley
Elizabeth Mauney
Hickory
Genevieve Moore
Leslie P. Spelman
Meredith College
M. J. Wrenn
Fletcher Welch
Arthur Kirkman
H. A. Millis
Thomasville President's Ball a Lively Event for Roosevelt Birthday
About one hundred couples attended the American Legion Hut for the President's Ball in Thomasville celebrating Roosevelt's fifty-second birthday and supporting the Warm Springs Foundation infantile paralysis fund. The evening featured a four tier birthday cake, red white and blue decorations, Redd's orchestra, and a radio broadcast of Roosevelt's talk. Net proceeds reached 129.51 dollars, distributed to national organizers in New York.
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Thomasville
American Legion
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
T. Austin Finch
Charles F. Lambeth
Sam Stark
Arthur T. Peace
Redd
Winston-Salem
Addie Brown
Elston Fife
Greensboro
R. M. Cooksey
Ted
Keith Morgan
National Organization
New York
Mount Gilead Weekend Guests Move On
The article notes a weekend in Mount Gilead with visits by Mrs. J A McAuley and Mrs. Lambeth. Mrs. George Finch moved from City Memorial hospital to Colonial drive. Mrs. W L Burchfield left Detroit after a visit with her mother, en route to Daytona Beach. James Lambeth Jr returned to Duke University after a few days with his parents on Randolph Street. Julius Green and son dinnered with sister Mrs R H Phillips. Percy Tudor and wife spent the weekend in Roanoke Virginia with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Tudor.
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Mount Gilead
J. A. McAuley
George Finch
Colonial Drive
City Memorial Hospital
W. L. Burchfield
Detroit, Mich
J. W. Peacock
James Lambeth, Jr
Duke University
J. E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Cleansing Laxative Featured By Mr Myers Ad
A local notice promotes Black Draught as a cleansing laxative for throat troubles and general malaise. Mr L R Myers of See Weare shares a testimonial about relief from fatigue head pain and feeling out of sorts after taking a dose.
Hawaiian Music Highlight Lions Meeting at Elwood Hotel
High Point Lions club gathered at the Elwood hotel for a Hawaiian music program by Floyd and Morris of Hawaiian Teachers Ltd. J. B. Fink led the program. Ladies Night, moved from February 8 to February 15, was announced. J. H. Hoover received a key award for recruiting new members, presented by A. J.
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Floyd
Morris
Hawaiian Teachers, Ltd
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
J. B. Fink
J. H. Hoover
A. J
Gravesend Police Photograph Auto Accident Victims
Koonce as past president presided with Karl Raeford of Asheville and Dick Hughes as guests. L A Welch named program chairman for the next meeting. Gravesend police carry small cameras to photograph drivers and victims in accidents, with photos accompanying the record of the crash.
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Gravesend
Eng
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