Kernersville News Personalities and Local Moves
Mrs Naomi Morton returns to Lexington to resume duties as matron in the Junior Order Home after visiting family. Mrs Everett Coren relocates to Concord and spent the weekend with her parents. New residents Mr and Mrs Rigdon Tucker move into the city occupying an apartment at the Michael home. Rev Walser Allen and several others attended a Praise service by the Moravian Band at Home Moravian church. Elizabeth Fulp and brother James visit father M Vance Fulp after Greensboro and Guilford College weekends. Helen Winfree of Charlotte and Dolores Winfree of Richmond attend funeral of their mother Mrs Lee Winfree. Billy Bellamy returns from Washington visit. Edith Helms and Elsie Lee Armfield, W C U N C students, visit parents. Mrs Joe Hads guests in Norfolk. Mary Hawkins at W C U N C visits father Irvin Hawkins. Community laments death of Mrs Walter Thompson, active in Child Welfare and Mothers Aid. Invitations issued for Mrs Thomas Street At Home, Saturday. Mrs Beverly Austin and Miss Alma Hedrick. Mrs Austin formerly Nell Carlan of Pulaski, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Street
Beverly Austin
Alma Hedrick
Austin
Nell Carlan
Puslaski
Kellogg Alt-Bran Promises Natural Bulk for Regularity
An advertisement explains that common constipation stems from low dietary bulk and promotes Kellogg's Alt-Bran as a natural, bulk producing food. It claims Alt-Bran absorbs moisture in the intestines to aid regular elimination, while noting it may not suit highly sensitive digestive systems. Sold by Kellogg in Battle Creek and available widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
All Is
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Junior Woman's Club Elects Officers in Cold Session
Entertains Club Misses Margaret and Dora Allen host a Junior Woman's Club business meeting with strong attendance despite frigid weather. Officers elected include President Margaret Allen and Vice President Bess Hastings, with other posts filled by Mary Lillian Tucker Louise Robbins Dot Mc Culston and Mrs Kenneth Greenfield as sponsor. Retiring treasurer Zora Smith reports two years of finances. welfare remains the annual project. During social hour Mrs Newton Allen and the hostesses served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entertalins Club
Margaret and
Dora Allen
Margaret Allen
Bess Hastings
Mary Lillian Tucker
Louise Robbins
Dot Mc Culston
Woman’s Club
Kenneth Greenfield
Zora Smith
Newton Allen
Lexington Bride Honored With Attractive Function
Lexington January social pages highlight a bridge party hosted by Mrs Paul Raper and Mrs Willis Vestal in Hillcrest honoring Mrs Joseph Sink the recent bride. Other events include a Moravian church faculty dinner honoring Mrs Odell Roberson with toasts, cake cutting, and gifts.
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Lexington
Paul Raper
Willis Vestal
Hillcrest
Joseph 8. Sink
Jacob C. Leonard, Jr
R. H. Hope
Sink
David Wilson
Portland
Oregon
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Kernersville
Noami Morton
George Bellamy
W. H. Morton
Everett Coren
Concord
Charles Huff
Mrs. Rigdon Tucker
Colfax
City
H. A. Michael
Walser Allen
Messers Tommy and
Walser
J. Allen, Jr
William Joyner
C. W. Talton, Jr
R. V. Wilson
John Flynt
Ted Kerner
Philip Karner, Jr
Home Moravian Church
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Fulp
Greensboro College For Women
James
Guilford College
M. Vance Fulp
Helen Winfree
Charlotte
Dolores Winfree
Richmond, Va
Lee Winfree
Billy Bellamy
Washington, N
Edith Helms
Elsie Lee Armfield
Greensboro
Joe Hads
Mayo
Norfolk, Va
Mary Hawkins
Irvin Hawkins
Walter Thompson
South Mai
Hollywood
Rfec
Charmin
Ann Meri
Screendom
Odell Roberson
EB. H. Gibson
Ida Maye Higgins
Eric Hedgecock
Roberson
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Nona Raper
Nancy Raper
T. E. McCrary
T. T. Goings
Roy Blaylock
Mary Chandler
W. C. Goings
Fielddale, Va
Roby Freedle
John Craver
Alice Virginia Trice
E. E. Jones
Mr. Jones
Waterboro
8. C
Charles E. Williams
J. M. Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Raleigh
M. E
Luther Leonard
Club of Twelve
E. K. Carter
West Third Avenue
Camille Hunt
8. F. Finch
John T. Lowe
Sarah Bernhardt
Tey
P.O.N
Yin
Texas
Florida
Grandmother’s Bakery
Ann Page
IONA
Mello Wheat
del Monte
Sunnyfield Creamery
Sitehouse
Ies
Maxwell House Coffee
Carton
A&p Food Stores
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