Willard Patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr. Willard of 1102 Johnson Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy yesterday. His condition is satisfactory, per the hospital. The report came this morning. CHURCH 5800 Christian Workers Class Meet Friday at 8 o'clock with Miss Lily Kinney at 702 Willow Brook Street. The City Woman's Missionary Union meets with North Park Church this evening at 8. Mrs. Paul Wrenn leads devotional. Girls' Auxiliary to provide music. North Main Street church women present a play. All members and friends invited. ARCHDALE M. E. SOCIETY TO MEET THIS EVENING at Mrs. A. EB. Williams home at 7:30 with special program. MYATT-McLENDON MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Betty Frances McLendon of Mr. Gilead and Rupert Watson Myatt wed on June 30, 1934 in Chesterfield, S. C. They plan to reside at 317 Willow Brook Street after living in Mt. Gilead. PRIMARY DEPT WILL HAVE PICNIC SATURDAY Green Street Baptist Primary Dept plans Mills Home picnic Saturday afternoon. meet at church by 2:30 and bring lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Williard
Burrus Memorial Co
H. Williard
Johnson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Christian Workers
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Lily Kinney
Willowbrook Street
Heart Sisters
City Woman's Missionary Union
High Point
Oak Grove
Glenola
North Park Church
Paul Wrenn
Green Street
North Main Street
Archdale M. EB. Society
Woman's Missionary
Archdale M. E. Church
A. EB. Williams
Myatt-Mclendon
C. V. McLendon
Green Street Baptist Church
Mills
Washington Letter Finds Plenty to Talk About
The Capital’s pages discuss crime rampancy and political backroom fights. Debates rise over Donovan’s dismissal and calls to investigate alleged injustices toward bartenders. The column also touches on Woodring’s stance amid fears of a pervasive illegal liquor cache and troubling alleyways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Woodring
Capitol Crime Rate Split Sets Washington Note
In Washington the crime record climbs above city averages with murder burglaries and robberies leading. Debates continue over NRA union dissensions and Woodring's House investigation while alleys are slated for removal to curb crime. Budgets cover trends in public life and summer living tips appear in nearby items.
Social greetings over the Fourth of July
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hartsell hosted guests from Salisbury Charlotte and Atlanta during the Fourth. Virginia visitors Doris Anne Evans and Ruth Willard plus Harold Willard spent time with relatives in Greensboro area. Families traveled to Washington Charleston Chicago and Virginia Beach for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hartsell
Knox Apartments
J. W. Bell
Betty Jean Bell
Jackie Bell
Salisbury
Margaret Bryant
Sarah Harthcock
Charlotte
Pat Bryant
Carolyn Ledbetter
Atlanta
A. B. Frost
Regina
Faynelle Sprye
Martha Russell
Edna Wood
Washington, D. C
Virginia Beach
Herbs Bloom Into American Kitchen Garden Trend
The column notes herbs thrive in American soil and belong near the kitchen door for easy plucking. It lists tarragon mint chives marjoram sage parsley leeks and other onion family plants as ideal yard staples. It also highlights gardens of sentiment with Shakespeare plots memory and League of Nations inspired plant collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Nudist Island shopping clears amid summer sales bustle
The piece surveys local clearance sales as J C Penney, Gooch Thomas, and Beavan's cut prices on summer merchandise and dresses. It notes shortages in white shoes and chiffon prints, urges clearer sale details, praises High Point Hardware for fans and freezers, and hints at a department store move near J C Penney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seas
J. C. Penney
Gooch Thomas
Beavan’s
Voile
Batiste
Nelly
Foreign Legion
Thomasville
High Point Hardware
High Point
Thomasville Church Groups Hold Their Regular Meetings
Four circles of the Woman's Missionary Society at Main Street M E church held afternoon meetings and a joint session. Mrs. E J Poe presided and led prayer. resolutions of respect for two Auxiliary members who died were read. Social hour followed with light refreshments. Visitors Hite family and Wilsons returned from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E. Church
E. J. Poe
John Hiatt
Sue Rounsaville
M. L. Suggs
M. L. Bales
Cooleemee
Robert Williams
R. M. Cooksey
Circle Three
Brazil
Poe
Farrington children recovering after tonsil operations
Little Nancy and John Farrington children of Dr and Mrs R K Farrington of Colonial drive are recovering at home from tonsil removal operations at City Memorial hospital on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
John Farrington
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
The
City Memorial Hospital
Lambeths Attend Funeral in Charlottesville
Dr and Mrs W A Lambeth of Charlottesville arrived Wednesday to attend the funeral services for John W Lambeth held at the Main Street M E church. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Meade Hite on Salem street during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lambeth
Charlottesville
John W. Lambeth
Main Street
M. E
Duke Faculty Members Attend Lambeth Funeral
W. W. Rankin and R. L. Flowers of Duke University faculty in Durham attended the funeral for John W. Lambeth held Wednesday afternoon in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rankin
R. L. Flowers
Duke University
Durham
John W. Lambeth
Mrs Walter Newby to spend week in Chicago
Mrs Walter Newby leaves for Chicago for a weeklong visit with her husband. They plan to tour the Century of Progress Exposition during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newby
Chicago
Mr. Newby
Mrs Murdock Recovering After Operation at City Memorial
Mrs. Murdock is a patient at City Memorial hospital recovering data from a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murdock
The
City Memorial Hospital
Finch removed to home after accident injuries
Charles F. Finch was moved from Baptist hospital in Winston Salem to his home on West Main street Wednesday morning following injuries from a automobile crash on Saturday night June 30 near Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Finch
West Main Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Pepper Family Heads to Myrtle Beach Week Holiday
Mr and Mrs E F Pepper and children Josephine and Ed Jr with Mrs J B Hobgood and son Edward depart for Myrtle Beach South Carolina for a week long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Pepper
Josephine
Ed, Jr
Edward
Myrtle Beach
S&s. C
Woman's Auxiliary meets at parsonage with new leader
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist church met at the parsonage with Mrs. M. O. Alexander and other associates hosting. Mrs. R. G. Jennings presided and led devotionals as routine business was handled. Fourteen members attended the meeting followed by a social hour and refreshments. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Raeford Bailey and sons Bobbie and Wayne with Mrs. Lee Bailey are visiting relatives in Bristol Tennessee and Abingdon Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
Kinney Smith
J. W. Spoolman
R. G. Jennings
Raeford Bailey
Bobbie and
Wayne
Lee Bailey
Bristol
Tenn
Abingdon
Wholesome Party Menu for Children With Simple Toasted Dishes
The article outlines child friendly party fare including creamed chicken on toast cut into half inch squares, peas in mashed potato nests, and light desserts like ice cream cake. It suggests serving options from four o'clock snacks to post arrival treats and offers simple sandwich fillings and milk for children.
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern 9057
Marian Martin offers Pattern 9057 with a dress design easy to sew and economical. Sizes 14 to 42 priced at 2 for the pattern and 25 cents for the book and pattern together, with ordering details and fabric guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emart
Marian Martin
Garden party ideas for a July birthday child
A NEA Service guide suggests hosting a birthday party for a child born in July or August. Plan for a nap time after lunch and hold the party from three to five or four to six in the afternoon. If you choose the later slot, include a simple birthday supper after the party ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Dague
Menu Suggestion for Easy Supper Party
A simple menu idea that prioritizes easy prep and serving. Includes a main dish with minimal steps and a few crowd-pleasing sides to streamline hosting.
Upholsterers Union Plans Evening Meeting Change
Upholsterers Union No. 27 will meet at Kniu Terra Hall 124 1-2 North M Street Friday at 7 30 PM. Members are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed and a meeting plan change noted for this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upholsterers Union No. 27
Kniutera Hall
North M Street
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Kansas
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Air Corps
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Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Arthur Capper
Frederick A. Delano
Roosevelt
Yale
Princeton
Treasury
FURY
Doris Anne Evans
Richmond, Va
W. V. Evans
East Green Street
Ruth Williard
Harold
Mrs
Cc. H. Boaz
Cameron, N. C
Mrs. Neal Kearne
Marjorie
Mrs. Reid Kearns
Myrtie
E. G. Langley
Frances
Grimes Street
Charleston
D. C
Sergeant Langley
Fort Moultrie
Harvey A. Samuels
Jack Spencer
Clifford A. Reddings
Archdale
B. G. Leonard
Guilford General Hospital
M. J. Embler
Kathleen
Lexington
Margot
M. B. Hite
Miss Peggy Hite
Virginia
Mr. Hite
Culpepper
Ralph Wilson
Myrtle Peach
Alice Lambeth
Roosevelts
Join
Franklin D. Jr
Annapolis
Astor and Bride
Newport
Trinity Church
John Jacob Astor
Ellen Tuck French
Marian
Martin Sew
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th &T
New York
Mary S. Kitchen
Sean
Ura
Ring Drug CO
Beekman
Washington’ Choice
White House
Gov't Buildings
Franklin Park
Rolaad A. Munford
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Hamilton Fourteenth and
K Washington
Lake Lure Inn
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