Quattlebaum Move To New Home And Local Meetings
Mrs. J W Quattlebaum relocate to 134 Boulevard. Notices include OES meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm, Lucy Robertson auxiliary tonight at 7 30 pm, Philathea class banquet details, two bridge parties hosted this week, piano recital by Mrs M P Harrells pupils, and a yellow jonquil decorated wedding luncheon honoring Miss Catherine Raymond and her forthcoming marriage to Albert Freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quattlebum
J. W Quattlebaum
Boulevard
Miss Raymond
J. T. Burrus
Hugh Black
Spartanburg
S. C
Lovely Bridge
Burrus
Catherine Raymond
Albert Freeze
Black
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Novelty Necklace Awards At Matrons Event
The matrons’ high score prize went to Mrs. Harry Raymond, a pair of small tapestries. Consolation prizes were two silhouette tapestries won by Mrs. Andrew Lindsay. Miss Raymond received a silver mayonnaise bowl. Attendees included Mrs. J. H. Lynn of St Augustine and others named in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Raymond
Andrew Lindsay
Raymond
Katherine Raymond
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Hester Banks
Wilson
Pauline Simmons
Marry Cralle
Alexander Rankin
S. J. Brash
J. J. Jackson
New York
J. H. Lynn
St. Augustine
Fla
Local residents share weekend visits across Chapel Hill
Miss Jewell and Frances Montgomery spent Sunday in Chapel Hill with sister Mrs Tom Rose mond. Mrs Rogert Offen of Stamford Conn visits Mrs Carter Dalton on Johnson street while her mother Mrs Grissom stays in Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Td. Gold return from Raleigh. Mrs Frank Gurley returns after seven weeks in Florida visiting Fort Pierce Hollywood and Palm Beach. Miss Dot Stamey and visiting students from NCWC host a day at Stamey home with Miss Windley Wortham Scott Teague from Wilmington Greensboro Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jewell
Frances Montgomery
Chapel Hill
Mrs
Tom Rosemond
Rogert Offen
Stamford, Conn
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Mrs. Offen
Frank Gurley
Florida
Jane Windley
Wilmington
Lillian Wortham
Lib Scott
Greensboro
Margie Teague
Durham
Dot Stamey
Windley Wortham
Scott and
Teague
Funeral Conducted For Mrs Cornelius Medlin
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelius Everhart Medlin were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 at the home with Rev T E Pierce pastor of the Welch M P Church officiating. The service paid growing tributes to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Everhart Medlin
Smith Street
T. E Pierce
Welch M. P. Church
Memorial services and burial in Oak Wood Cemetery
The deceased was honored with a home service attended by friends and relatives. Burial followed at Oak Wood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles R. Ward D. M. Bonderant L. L. Teague Poe Mitchelle D Taylor M. R. Stroud D. B. Eldridge and Ralph Pina. Floral offerings were carried by the Young Women's Bible class of Welch M. P. church.
Man stops attcking coyote to save companion
Lakeside Nebraska resident Joe Possa faced a fifty pound coyote that attacked a woman. He restrained the animal and choked it to death to protect her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Neb
Joe Possa
Man Sleeps Like Log After Adlerika Use
Consumer ad claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and bloating, aids sleep, and eases constipation. It cites a testimonial from R. C. Miller praising digestive relief after taking one spoonful. Delivery via Matton Drug Co., 197 No Main St with alleged benefits and old waste matter removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Miller
Matton Drug Co
Oklahoma Women Fight to Enter Oklahoma State Races
Oklahoma women press for a constitutional change to remove male only restrictions blocking eight top state offices including governor and attorney general. Efforts to amend or resubmit failed. a referendum effort lacked enough signatures. If not voted on in August primaries, women cannot run in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Ann Lee Roberts
Supreme Court
Ministerial Association Praises The Gang’s Work
Speakers pledge cooperation to continue the organization’s good work in building Christian citizenship. The secretary is to write the Ministerial Association's unanimous approval and each member’s desire to aid in The Gang’s efforts.
Nutrition Class Photo Opportunity Tomorrow
All members of the Nutrition class are urged to attend a 1 o'clock meeting tomorrow to have a group picture taken. The class will reconvene Friday at the same hour. The doctor and nurse request that all mothers bring their children to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Ministers Endorse The Gang Work At Meeting
The High Point Ministerial Association endorsed the worth of The Gang at its regular Wesley Memorial church gathering. Many ministers praised the fine work being accomplished by the young men involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Ministerial Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Kidney Health Advice Urges Salts for Sluggish Kidneys
A newspaper health blurb explains that acidic foods may overwork kidneys causing backache and various symptoms. It recommends four ounces of Salts in water before breakfast for several days, notes Jad Salts as a safe remedy, and advises drinking plenty of soft water.
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Silk
Pussy-Willow
Satins
Lucy Robertson
Main Street
M. E
Roy Kearns
King Street
First Baptist Church
D. L. Bouldin
Carson Burns
Bridge
Bouidin
Burns
Trene Plummer
Krogmann
Dupee Sears
Edith Smith
Elizabeth Cummings
Huerter
Dezree Younts
Margaret Sears
Rubinstein
Garland Adelaide Williamon
la Chase Burgmuller
Louise Kears
Katherine Phibbls
Susan Sharp
Schumann Virginia McCain
Jovense Krentzlin
Irene Plummer
Bugier
Rolf Marg Reid Idol
Santa Lucia
Elizabeth Crouch
Ucher
Frances Bodenheimer
Eagle Scouts
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Broad Street
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
National Guard
Moffitt’ S
North Main St
Elsie Gates
South Wrenn
Mrs. Td. Gold
Cornelius Medlin
Cecil
Wachovia Bank
Broadhurst
Imon the ‘Ester
Frances Marion
William J. Locke
Eugene O'Brien
Screen Entertainment
Martha Washington
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
High Point
Red Bell Shoe Store
Winston-Salem
Kodakery
Manus
South Main St
North Carolina
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Rose Furniture CO
Cinderella
Sartin
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