Local notices and club meetings fill February schedule
Multiple items list illness at High Point hospital and home, Bible study and class meetings at Taylor Street, North Main Street, Newton Street, Union Hill musicale with piano fund-raising, Daughters of America meeting with comic costumes, Fish supper at Ward Street church, Villa-rants of Mrs Palmer improving at Guilford General, and D A R chapter events with bridge party plans and Dolly Madison marker unveiling at Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lamont
R. L. Smith
Taylor Street
Eliza Stevens
John Fambrough, Sr
North Main Street
H. A. Sinclair
Rh. H. Sechrest
E. H. Jarrett
R. K. Stewart
George Washington
Country Club
L. Cook
Pp. W. Flagge
KE. J. Payne
D. L. Bouldin
A. G. Douglas
H. B. Hiatt
A. 8. Caldwell
Corrine Spicer Holley
KF. M
Deborah Champion
L. F. Hobart
Alexander Martin
King Cotton Hotel
State Executive Board
Guilford Battle Chapter
W. L. Tabb
Thurlow Kearns
Tabb
Kearns
Berlin
Florida hospital plans draw $100,000 cost outline
The article notes a new up-to-date hospital design serving Thomasville and surrounding citizens with modern conveniences. It outlines a projected cost of about $100,000 and mentions hostesses serving refreshments at the conclusion of a meeting.
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Thomasville
Greensboro visitors and local social notes
Mrs. Alex Stanford and Miss Virginia Vanstory of Greensboro visited this morning. Mire Coralie Bland of Sumter, D. C., guest of Miss Anne Carter Marsh on South Main street. Miss Nell Teague of Winston Salem weekend with Miss Sue Tisdale on Clyde avenue. Ada Leonard improving at Willowbrook street. Mrs. G. F. Culler, Mrs. C. O. Wright and Mrs. G. F. Rule spending day in Greensboro with Mrs. BE. E. Garrett. L. M. Woggard’s ill daughter on West Green street. Hubert M. Bryant and two sons Paul and Bobby returned from Spartanburg, S. C. R. B. Terry returned to Miami Beach, Fla., with daughter Nancy Carr Terry who will enter college there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Coralie Bland
Sumter, D. C
Anne Carter Marsh
South Main Street
Nell Teague
Winston Salem
Sue Tisdale
Clyde Avenue
Ada Leonard
Willowbrook Street
Hubert M. Bryant
Paul
Bobby
M. C. Culver
Spartanburg
S. C
R. B. Terry
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
Miami Beach
Fla
Nancy Carr Terry
Test Farm Yields Almost a Bale of Cotton Per Acre
In Edgecombe County the Upper Coastal Plain Test Farm reported 38 bales of cotton on 39 acres for the 1929 season. The farm also produced 700 bushels of corn on 20 acres, six tons of Sudan grass hay, seven and a half tons of oats and vetch, twelve tons of soybean hay, and 10 acres in pasture. Fertilizer use averaged 632 pounds per farm on 203 Edgecombe farms in 1927 with lint cotton costing 2.5 cents per pound versus 1.7 cents at the Test Farm.
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Edgecombe County
Work Progressing On Davidson's Hospital
Feb 12 Lexington reports rapid progress on the City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, Davidson County. Favorable weather has allowed the contractor to speed up construction.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Davidson County
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Tobacco market to close February 28 in Winston-Salem
The Winston-Salem tobacco market will close for the season on Friday February 28, the executive committee of the board of trade has decided.
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Winston-Salp
Winston-Salem
Board of Trade
Illinois AG rules out using extreme steel prices for inheritance taxes
Chicago reports Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom rules extreme steel market prices will not fix inheritance taxes. He says bull market prices would be unfair and repudiates their use in tax assessments.
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Chicago
Oscar Carlstrom
Ilinois
Related Payment For Jury Service Blamed On P. O.
Tarboro dated note reveals a 12 year delay in delivering a jury payment check to John Proctor. The letter postmarked December 9, 1918, was found by J. S. Proctor among old papers and turned over to the rightful recipient. The piece also notes Russia had 66 radio stations in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Tarboro
John Proctor
J. S. Proctor
Russia
Sure Way to Stop Night Coughs
Article promotes Thoxine a doctor prescribed remedy claimed to stop night coughs in 15 minutes. It is described as safe for the whole family, pleasant tasting, drug free, and sold in 35c 60c and 1.00 bottles by Mann Drug Co and other stores with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Currie
W. H. Currie
High Point Hospital
C. C. Prince
Cecil, Jr
Otteray Drive
Lottie Holden
Union Hill Ass'n
Union Hill School
William Payne
Daughters OF America
Members of Peace Council Number 9
Burbank Garden Club
The
Burbank Garden
Rose Goldsmith
Mabel Coble
Ira Hensley
Hazel Haynes
Alma Hooks
Mrs. Chapman
Edna Patterson
Zetha Boswell
la Hensley
Ida Clark
Gladys Goodnight
Lois Council
Vera Smith
Gladys Ellington
Clyde Chapman
Marvin Shields
A. M. Richardson
Clyde Hawkins
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cc. B. Mattocks
Morris Street
Mesdames
C. C. Robbins
J. E. Marsh
S. S. Coe
R. T. Pickens
Katherine Whitener
New York
Fox
Wolf
North Main
Florida
S‘ilfish
Washington
President Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Long Key
Alex Stanford
Virginia Vanstory
Greensboro
G. F. Culler
C. O. Wright
G. F. Rule
Test Farm
Davidson’s Hospital
J.b.watkins & Bro
Midlothian
Mart
Ist
Times Square
Big City
Carl Sword
Moore's Book Store
Belvedere Hotel
48Th Street
Broadway
New York City
Curtis A. Hale
Mgr
Paria
the Ladies’ Store
H. Seches
Sechrest Funeral Home
Mack’s Boot Shop
High Point, N. C
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