Community Notices and Club Meetings Parade Through Town
Local news notes improving health at 412 Cable Street. Lotus Club meets Friday at 3 pm with Mrs. Hedrick hosting. World Day of Prayer observed at Emanuel Lutheran basement and First Methodist Protestant church with 7:30 and 3:45 pm services. Various club talks and league gatherings held at homes and churches with speakers including Dr. Phillip Davis and Rufus Martin.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
Wesley Memorial Group
Spiritual Life Committee
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
DR. Davis
American Homes Department
The
Woman's Club
Melvisi Hayes
Johnson Street
Phillip Davis
George Penny
Rufus Martin
Emmanel Luther League
Emmanuel Luther League
Lutheran Church
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
High Point
Local Briefs Note Guilford Visitors and Recoveries
Annie Raper left Guilford College after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs BE Lamb and returned home. Mildred Wessinger came back from Charlotte where her sister Mrs C P Foxworth was in a hospital. E R Outland recovers well from an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Frank and Cap Woodhouse of Booneville visited sister Mrs W H Gibson who is ill, and Mrs Gibson is now improving.
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Dave Brown
Cable Street
Annie Raper
BE. E. Lamb
Guilford College
Mildred Wessinger
City
Charlotte
C. P. Foxworth
Frank
Cap Woodhouse
Booneville
W. H. Gibson
Sunset Drive
Albert Shuford
Philip Shuford
Bridge
Valentine
O. R. Hodgin
Hose
R. M. Cooksey
G. T. Cochrane
Robert Rapp
Vernon Snider
Carson Cox
G. W. Lyles
C. M
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Garden Club Activities and Social Events in Thomasville
Thomasville notes cover a garden club meeting hosted by Mrs G M Hoover with 12 members and 12 visitors, a rock garden program by Mrs J C Green, and a Valentine theme. Social bridge evenings at the Shufords, a noon luncheon for the Afternoon club, and a birthday party for Mary and Billy Long are reported, plus local visits by J Walter Lambeth and others.
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Thomasville
Fed
G. M. Hoover
Green
Mary
Billy Long
David Long, Jr
Park Avenue
Billy
W. H. Curlee
Bobby Bevan
Paul, Jr
Betty Green
Buddy Pepper
Gilbert Snider
Nell Swaim
Mollie Lambeth
Shirley Harris
Charles Lambeth, Jr
Betty Lou
Martha
Charles Phillips
Pauline Phillips Walker
Jean Peace
Robert Joe Ragan
Joe Bates
Earl Mahone
Community notices and missionary society updates
The column lists local visits including Mrs F I Alexander, Mr and Mrs Paul Green and children Betty and Paul Jr returning from Mount Airy. Families Grimes and Forrest Grimes’ party visited Charlotte. Missionary society meetings at Main Street M E Church and Lutheran church discussed citizenship talents stewardship and other topics. Wesley Philathea class heard a Washington Christian piece and a contest winner was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Betty and
Paul, Jr
Mount Airy
Janie Tuttle
Woman's Missionary of the Lutheran Church
Kennedy
Dewey Foil
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
M. B.B. Church
Cobb
B. S. Lassiter
Sallie Clodfelter
R. L. Shuford
Ira Johnson
George Washington
J. V. Luther
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Officer Johnson Receives Medalless Uniform After Skunk Incident
In Los Angeles Police Officer S. S. Johnson handled a street skunk incident where bystanders scattered. He initially captured the animal with his hands and then shot it, drawing attention amid the event. Nearby social notes mention Mrs. J A McAuley visiting Mount Gilead, and visitors Mrs. C M Starkey and Miss Sadie Vestal in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Starkey
Sadie Vestal
Lexington
The
City
Los Angeles
S. S. Johnson
Johnson
Cigarette Production Concentrated in North Carolina Cities
Winston-Salem Durham and Reidsville manufacture the bulk of cigarettes consumed in the United States highlighting the state’s dominance in tobacco production and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Durham
Reidsville
United States
MLO Face Powder Promoted At Local Drug Store
Ad touts MELLO-GLO face powder to smooth skin hide wrinkles and pores. It claims a new French process helps it spread evenly and stay on longer with a shine free finish. Mann Drug Store Eckerd’s carries the product for all complexions.
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Mann Drug Store
Eckerd’s
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John W. Hedrick
T. B. Earle
Monroe
A. E. Taplin
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North Park Baptist Church
R. L. Teague
Winston-Salem Road
Russell Hoke
Whispering Hope
J. A. Jones
Lela Payne
Téague
L. R. McNeill
Mozelle Beeson
Pauline Stevens
Mesdames L. R. McNeill
Margie Rooks
Blanche Crawford
E. R. Outland
Guilford General Hospital
Garden Club
Thomasville Garden Club
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Paul Hassler
E. L. Webb
Harry Lee Lambeth
Charles Finch
J. F. Garner
Contract Club
Highland Avenue
Meade Hite
Austin Finch
Zed Griffith
Cooksey
J. Walter Lambeth
Washington, D. C
John W. Lambeth
W. H. Jarrett
Portsmouth
W. D. Steele
Margaret Briles
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Mrs. F. I. Alexander
Luther Grimes
Forrest Grimes
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Mount Gilead
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Randolph Street
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