Mrs Ralph Wilson Hosts Bridge Parties In Thomasville
Mrs Ralph Wilson hosted two Valentine themed bridge events on Lexington road with high and second scores awarded to Mrs G T Alexander and Mrs W E Tomlinson at the first, and Miss Mamie Harris and Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth at the second. Prizes included leather letter boxes and Italian era items. Refreshments were served. Miss Gladys Black and Miss Margaret Boatman will visit over the weekend.
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Thomasville
Ralph Wilson
Lexington Road
Lovely Home
Valentine
G. T. Alexander
W. E. Tomlinson
J. Ayler
Mamie Harris
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ighest
J. & Hix
Will Long
Z. V. Crutchfield
Wallburg Community News Recaps Weekend Visits and Local Business Change
Ben King arrives from Shelby to stay with J W Tuttle family while his wife and children move to Boone for his Texas based transfer. Locals note visits by Broadus King Andrew Hines and others. Misses Ruth and Hazel Hayworth recover from influenza in Abbotts Creek. Wallburg B Y P A meets at Wallburg Baptist Church with E T Ectinger presiding. Charley Robins and Gene Welsh take over Olin Garrison’s general store and filling station.
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Wallburg
Ben King
Shelby
J. W. Tuttle
Ruth
Hazel Hayworth
Winston Salem
Abbotts Creek
Charley Robina
Gene Welsh
Olin Garrison
Weekend Visits Highlight Randleman Social Notes
Miss Roberta Lassiter of Randleman visited her sister Mrs. Leon Caudle in High Point over the weekend. H. L. Ellis of Mullin and LeRoy Molls of New York City traveled to High Point for the Furniture Exposition. Floyd Rush and family hosted visitors from High Point, while Wade Brookshire and Katherine Allred with J. M. Richardson’s group toured relatives in Asheboro and Troy.
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Randleman
Roberta Lassiter
Leon Caudle
High Point
H. L. Ellis
Mullin
LeRoy Molls
New York City
Mr. Ellis
Floyd Rush
Mrs
Fred Stevens
Wade Brookshire
Katherine Allred
J. M. Richardson
Asheboro
Mr. Richardson
Troy
Elizabeth Clinard
Wayside plunder and weddings fill a Carolina page
A poem describes a huckster and broken love as Life’s treasure chest drains away The text shifts to social notes with Miss Elizabeth Clinard Mrs Dwight Brady and others from Ran dleman High Point Daytona Beach and High Point areas The piece mentions a bridal shower a birthday party and a bridge event plus a grade project and a death in High Point community life
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Dwight L. Brady
W. F. Matthews
Maud Fox
Clara Hayes
Bridge
Rock
Lula Yount
Brady
May Parson
H. H. Hamilton
Weaver Lineberry
Cochran
John Fox
Mia
Annie Baldwin
Mary Scott
Ruth MacFarland
Ruth Jessup
Eva Spruill
Neta Garrett
Rose Parrish
Eugene Talley
Luja Yount
Mary Swain
Opal Hughes
Claude Fox
Urge Extension Of Soil Erosion Work In North Carolina
Growing interest in public works and land conservation drives demand for extending the Soil Erosion Service. Hundreds write to High Point for information on the Deep River area and agent visits to communities. Agronomist A H Veazy meets Clinton teachers and Negro delegation from A T College, then speaks to vocational teachers in Rockingham. Regional Director J H Stallings meets High Point garden club and plans talks in Raleigh to the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Soil Erosion Service
North Carolina
High Point
Deep River
A. H. Veazy
Agronomist
Clinton
Veaszy
A. & T. College
Rockingham
J. H. Stallings
Garden Club
American Society of Civil Engineers
Econvention
Raleigh
Legislative Sidelights: North Carolina Senate Notes
Raleigh January 24. Senator Horton calls an extraordinary and informal senate session in a local hotel dining room with dinner. Senator Carson chairs water commerce committee and serves on many groups. Senator Warren proposes spending 1 million dollars from the highway fund for matching federal relief road work. Representative Norwood favors whipping post as crime solution. A bachelor tax bill faces likely opposition from Speaker Johnson Lumpkin and Palmer. Bowies criticizes the local government commission as county meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Horton
Chatham
Senate
Warren
Alleghany
General Assembly
House
Robert Grady Johnson
Willie Lee Lumpkin
Franklin
A. B. Palmer
Cabarrus
Cypress Bottles Seen Only When Submerged
A description notes that cypress trees resemble giant bottles with enlarged portions that are rarely visible as they stay submerged in water.
Fasteeth promises secure teeth all day for everyone
Advertising copy touts Fasteeth as a new improved denture adhesive that keeps plates from dropping or slipping with no gummy or pasty sensation. Claims it sweetens a few teeth per day and warns it suits all people and can be obtained from druggists in three sizes.
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Washout Relief
An ad warns that kidneys contain 15 miles of tubes and filters and can fail if poisons clog them. It promotes Doan's Pills as a safe, effective remedy used for decades to flush the kidney pathways, cautioning against risky so called cures and urging readers to consult their pharmacist.
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Doan
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Woman's College
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Arthur Black
Mar
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Kansas
The
Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Community Church
G. &. Crowell
Myra Olive
Crowell
Burkhead
Teeath
Sane
Fred R
Birmingham
Ala
Eee
Wacer KiPs
Psema
TUE Ring Drug Company
S.S.S
Wallburg News
Charles Davis
Charlotte
T. R. Pegram
Bassett
J. W. Hines
Hines
J. Hilton Fulp
Winston-Salem
Broadus King
Rael J. R. King
Reidsv
Andrew Hines
W. F. Motsinger
Burrus Hospital
Liberty Association B. Y. P. A
Wallburg Baptist Church
E. T. Ectinger
Rich Fork
Randleman News
R. E. Mercer
Mrs. Mercer
By Helen Welshimer
Iffe
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Polly Barker
Edward Lee Hinshaw
Gettin
Sybil Ellis
Carolina Bridge Club
C. T. Walker
Thomas Odell
Mosely
Rozelle Smith
W. D. Calon
Daytona Beach, Fla
Daytona Beach
N. N. Newlin
T. O. Pickard
Kathleen Heatwole
D. E. Bullard
A. E. Primm
Mra. N. C
Carson of Alexander
John H. Norwood
Stanly
Tom C. Bowie
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EFIRD
Jenny Lindmuslin
Chambray
Men’s Writer Unions
George
Peer Ather
Quality
Harvard
Res Gee
Nainsock
Menameen
Efird’s Dept. Store
High Point, N.C
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