Nie Norman Circle Holds Meeting in Lexington
The Nie Norman Circle of the First E church met at the home of Mrs. Joe McCrary with Mrs. Blake Ni e as joint hostess. Mrs. H. C. Leonard presided. Papers on rebuilding foundations and the Golden Cross Hospital were presented. Members and guests shared devotions and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Nie Norman
First . E. Church
Joe McCrary
Blake Nie
H. C. Leonard
11 Watson
Margaret Iryman
A. E. Tannock
John Craver
Golden Cross Hospital
Roby Freedle
Betty and
Jean Richard
D. A. Tesh
Greensboro
Sunshine Circle
M. E. Church
Missionary Circle Reports and Refreshments Served
Mrs. L. B. Russell and Mrs. R. E. McCurdy chaired the meeting with Mrs. Joe Holman leading the program. Two articles from the Missionary Voice were presented. Hostess provided refreshments for nine members and four visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Russell
R. E. McCurdy
Joe Holman
Missionary Voice
Local Notables Plan Travel and Visits Across States
Dr. J. R. Terry leaves Thursday for Asheville to attend a State Sanatorium board meeting. Nancy Ward, Margaret Ward, and Betty Ward sail to Roaring Gap for a two week camp. Mrs. Brown and children enjoy a week at Beaufort. A. J. Fox tours Lexington on business. Williams family members visit Georgia for several weeks. Virginia Brinkley visits Washington DC with Helen Henderson. Baker vacationed at Myrtle Beach, then returns home. Hayworth is seriously ill in Hillcrest. Presbyterian youths attend a Winston-Salem Presbytery conference at Glade Valley. Etheline sisters vacation in Norfolk Virginia and nearby. Rooks sisters visit from South Georgia with Coggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Terry
Asheville
Terry
Nancy
Margaret Ward
Raymond Ward
Betty Bruce Ward
Carl Wood
Roaring Gap
Camp
W. F. Brown
Billy and
Amelia
Charles E. Williams
Beaufort
A. J. Fox
Raleigh
Lexington
Charles Ellis
Paul
Georgia
Virginia Holmes Brinkley
Helen Neel Henderson
Washington, D. C
Robert Baker
Myrtle Beach
J. B. Hayworth
Hillcrest
Vivia Gambrell
Margie Walser
First Presbyterian Church
Winston-Salem Presbytery
Glade Valley
Winifred
Marguerite Ethelien
Norfolk
Virginia
Ethelyn
Doloris Rooks
South Georgia
George Coggins
Widening of U S highway 29 eyed from Thomasville to Yadkin
Officials indicate a start on widening U S 29 from Thomasville to the Yadkin River is possible in the current fiscal year with about 300000 allocated. A broader plan estimates 487000 to widen to cover the county and 800000 to finish between Thomasville and Lexington, aiming to connect the two cities with a wider road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Yadkin River
Lexington
U. S. Highway 29
Piedmont
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Some Holiday For A Theater Manager
Roy Champion manager of the local roadhurst theater had the night off and went to Greensboro to attend a picture show. He enjoyed a rare evening away from work as his theater awaited the next program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Champion
Roadhurst Theater
Champion
Greensboro
County farmers in Guilford receive Resettlement aid
Two hundred fifty nine Guilford farmers have benefited from the Resettlement Administration since inception. Loans to 142 farmers amount to 31 963 20 and 117 families received direct grants totaling 3 221 50 for emergencies. Further aid awaits the 85 million dollar rural rehabilitation appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Resettlement Administration
Washington Bureau
High Point Enterprise
Washington, D. C
Guilford Area
Gullford County
Guilford County
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Allie Norman
Ington
Dora Sink
Te First Lutheran Church
North State Street
Cletus Beck
Helen Oakes
Miss Link
Bakur’s
South Main
POVW
South Main Street
Flapper
Fanny
U.S
U. S
Mann
Mann's
Tain
SYR. Pepsin
LYON
Kolorbak
Harlem
E. Hattock
Bogota
N. J
American University
THOR
Fitch
Texas
N. R
Rinso
Lady Cartel
Pickwick Cosmetics
Larvex
IPANA
KOTEX
Sarsan
Alka Seltzer
Jergens
Detroit
Ann Jaminet
Gusti
Sealz
Tun
Tan
Ade
Pablum
Aia
Epsom Salts
Sacchain
Kling
Liniment
Ena
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