Lexington WCTU Meets With Grimes and Helmstetler
Lexington WCTU held a regular meeting at Mrs. R. Lee Grimes home with co host Mrs. Hollis Helmstetler. Rev J D Andrews spoke on work before new members Mrs R Lacy Leonard and Mrs H C Smith joined. A chicken supper is planned for January 18 and a Glee Club program followed.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. Lee Grimes
Hollis Helmstetler
John Craver
J. L. Bullard
J. D. Andrews
Glee Club
Joe White
J. W. McLendon
Charles Williams
P. W. Edwards
H. G. Allen
M. E
Rev. Allen
Alma Owen
Conoo
Jordan Scruggs Vows Revealed In Thomasville
Alma Eleanor Jordan married Rufus Edward Scruggs in Danville Virginia on December 24 with Rev. W A Wright officiating using the Methodist ring ceremony. The bride is the Jordan family’s youngest daughter and a Thomasville High School graduate. The groom is linked to the Altavista Scruggs family and works for High Point Overall in High Point. They reside with the bride’s parents.
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Thomasville
Alma Eleanor Jordan
Rufus Edward Scruggs
Danville
W. A. Wright
Methodist Church
Asheboro Honors High School Football Team at Community Reception
A large crowd in Asheboro attended a reception at the city gym honoring the high school football team. Blue and white streamers decorated the setting as guests played Bingo and Chinese checkers led by Roy Champion and John Saunders. Speakers included Superintendent Reginald Turner Ed Crawford Lynwood Smith and Roy Champion.
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The
Enterprise
Asheboro
Roy Champion
John Saunders
Reginald Turner
Ed Crawford
Lynwood Smith
Marshall Cox
Katherine Parsons
Mabel King
Mabel Robertson
Cecil PTA Holds January Meeting in School Auditorium
The Cecil School Parent-Teacher Association held its January gathering Wednesday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. George Young presided as president and Mrs. John Craver opened the meeting with a brief devotional.
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Cecil School Parent-Teacher Association
George Young
John Craver
Mrs McCrary and hostesses entertain guests at Hunt residence
Mrs John A McCrary and Mrs Cyrus McCrary hosted a party at Dr and Mrs R Nat Hunt's West First Avenue home. Prizes included a potted plant for Mrs Hunt and hand kerchiefs for Joe Moffitt Jr high score, with Mrs J Dan Redwine receiving a silent butler traveling prize. A salad course with accessories concluded the event.
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John A. McCrary
Cyrus McCrary
West First Avenue
R. Nat Hunt
Miss Elizabeth Earle Is Honored Before Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Earle, bride elect, was honored at Century Oaks with a party hosted by Mrs. John T. Lowe assisted by several guests. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Frank McGleod of Trinity and Mrs. Howard Raper. Chinese checkers winner was Miss Elizabeth Harrison of Trinity. The honoree received a silver meat fork in her wedding pattern.
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Elizabeth Earle
Century Oaks
John T. Lowe
Christine Yarborough
Jamie Allisbrook
Elaine Childs
Dwight Brown
Frank MccGleod
Trinity
Howard Raper
Elizabeth Harrison
Miss Earle
Ladies of First M. E. Church Host Annual Turkey Dinner
About sixty guests attended a turkey dinner on Tuesday hosted by the ladies of the First M. E. church. The event honors local firm cooperation during the year with Oscar Richardson serving as master of ceremonies.
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Ladies of the First M. E. Church
Oscar Richardson
Pinocchio Play Brought By Elm Street Fourth Graders
A humorous two act production of The Adventures of Pinocchio was staged for upper grade council at Elm Street School by Miss Frances McCrary’s fourth grade. Cast included Pinocchio Paul Cox and Nancy Barker as Blue Fairy among others with Reynolds Koontz and Barbara Sechrest in supporting roles. Announcer Billy Ellington led the program.
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Pinocchio
Elm Street
Frances MccCrary
Paul Cox
Nancy Barker
Blue Fairy
Rose Beam
Patsy Horton
Betty Ann Potts
Phyllis Fesperman
Doris Nance
Ernest
Farewell Tea Honors Miss Mary Frances Rogers
Mrs. Don Ayers hosted a bridge and Chinese checkers gathering as a farewell for Miss Mary Frances Rogers who departed Monday for Winston-Salem. High score prizes went to Mrs. Richard Davis and Miss Rogers. Ruth Leonard assisted with refreshments.
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Don Ayers
Bridge
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Thirteenth Birthday
Mm G 0 Grimbrett hosted a surprise party at her West Center Street home to honor a girl celebrating her thirteenth birthday with family friends in attendance.
State College to Open Textile Building Bids
Bids for a new textile building at North Carolina State College will be opened Monday by the college building committee. The project has $350,000 in PWA and state funds allocated.
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Raleigh
N. C
N. C. State College
PWA
Canadians Lead World in Per Capita Egg Consumption
Canadians consume more eggs per person each year than any other nation, a striking dietary statistic contrasted with global eating patterns. The finding highlights Canada's large appetite for breakfast staples and protein sources across urban and rural communities.
Oil Search Renewed Across New Zealand by Global Firm
A team of experts from a world known gasoline company has resumed oil exploration in multiple regions of New Zealand seeking new reserves and potential discoveries. The initiative signals renewed energy investment and scientific survey activity across the country.
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New Zealand
Philomatheans Meet With Mrs Hunsucker
The Philomathean club will meet at Mrs. Frank Hunsucker's home 209 Hillcrest Drive Friday at 3 30 PM. The meeting was moved from Mrs H Albion Millis and members are asked to note the change in venue.
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A. M. Upshaw
Milbourne Heights
Philomathean Club
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
H. Albion Millis
State conservation board to meet in Raleigh January 17 18
The state board of conservation and development and its sub committees will hold a meeting in Raleigh on January 17 and 18. The announcement was issued today.
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Raleigh
N. C
State Board of Conservation and Development
United States Horse Population in 1935
The 1935 horse population in the United States reached 11 858 animals.
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United States
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WCTU
Mesdames Grimes
Helmstetler
Wadesboro
Woodrow McKay
Cabell Philpott
Hunt
Zeb Walser, Jr
Sara Gambrell
Doris Parker
Homer Evans
Jordan-Scruggs
Friendly Garden Club
Mrs
Burgundy
Suedes
Gabardines
Daniel Green
Thompson Shoe Store
North Main St
Elm St
Lizzie Gooch
Philomatheans
Hunsucker
FRUIT
Belk-Stevens Co
High Point
Belk-Stevens
AMT
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