Marian Martin Pattern 9367 For Outdoor Sport Frock
The Enterprise Pattern Dept promotes pattern 9367 a versatile frock for tennis golf walking and business wear with a gored skirt and easy fit. Includes diagrammed Lew chart and offers sizes up to 42 with 3% yards of fabric for size 16. Order by mail with fifteen cents per pattern or twenty five cents for both pattern and book.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
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Quality Club Hosts Box Supper For Team in Pickett Mills
The Quality Club held a monthly meeting at the community house on Friday July 23. An old fashioned box supper organized by the community ladies raised 20 dollars from the box sales to benefit the local baseball team.
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Quality Club
Mrs Larry Hammond Feted At Randleman Bridge Party
Mrs Paul Nachbaur hosted a bridge party at the Newlin home on Main Street in Randleman to honor Mrs Larry Hammond of Asheboro the bride. Prizes went to Mrs Hammond and Cora Scott with a linen luncheon set for the honoree. The event featured gladioli floral arrangements and a salad course followed by social guests.
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Enterprise Randleman
Paul Nachbaur
Larry Hammond
Asheboro
Jack Newlin
Main Street
Cora Scott
Newlin
Mesdames Hammond
Frank Talley
Weaver Lineberry
Margaret Newlin
Elizabeth Swaim
Altrusans Dinner Meeting Showcased Notable Program
The High Point Altrusa club held a semi monthly dinner at the Sheraton with 18 members and one guest Janet Russell head of the High Point college music department opened with a piano piece Patane drawing applause. Mrs Alice Dickerson spoke on her Cuernavaca Mexico convention trip describing hospitality flowers food and sites. New president Mrs Mary Ballard led a brief business session as Lucille Johnston reported progress on the major club project.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Janet Russell
Miss Russell
High Point College
Patane
Alice Dickerson
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Dickerson
Mary Ballard
Lucille Johnston
Vocational Guidance
Legion Auxiliary Unit Gains Honors at North Carolina Meet
Six members of the American Legion Auxiliary from the local unit attended the North Carolina Department meeting in Durham. The group won a merit citation and a certificate of honor for exceeding last year’s membership, and their history by Mrs. John Raper tied for first with the Raleigh unit.
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American Legion Auxiliary
City
North Carolina Department
Durham
C. A. York
Eleventh District
T. Mann
N.S. Stirewall
William J. McAnally
J. H. King
W. J. Bennett
John Raper
Raleigh
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds Ad
An ad urges women not to nag their husbands and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds as a remedy. It argues that a three quarter wife is no wife and encourages adopting a cheerful attitude with the product. The copy invites readers to go smiling through despite cramps and nerves.
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Lydia E. Pinkbam
Chidester-Furr Wedding Cards Issued Here
Invitations issued in the city and state announce the marriage of Lois Katherine Chidester to James William Farr on the fourteenth of August at Wesley Memorial Church High Point. A local party at White Lake, N C gathered a group from High Point including the Kivetts Newsom Deaton and others.
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Oren Carr
Lois Katherine
James William Farr
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
White Lake
N. C
Norman Kivett
Shelton Newsom
J. B. Deaton
Wayne
Douglas Howard
Wayne Green
Lawrence Lee
Fletcher Meadows
M. E. McMahon
Billy
Thomas Myers
Sara Myers
Bessie Sparks
Bonnie Stutts
Local notes include births and visits in Raleigh area
Miss C F Haeflinger welcomes a daughter Jucille Anne born July 28 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Paul Sullivan recovering after surgery at Guilford General hospital. Several Raleigh residents and relatives travel for visits in Spartanburg and Carolina Beach while others return from trips to Washington New York and Norfolk Virginia Beach.
Miss Leora Hampp Hosts Girl Pentagons Meeting
The Girls' Pentagon club met at 1003 Club Drive last evening with Miss Leora Hampp hosting. Mrs. M. B. Hall led a lecture on apparel and cosmetics, a progressive dinner was planned for the monthly social, and the group voted to honor Miss Lois Chidester bride elect of August. Sixteen members attended and refreshments were served by Miss Hampp and her mother Mrs. C. C. Hampp.
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Pentagon
Leora Hampp
Club Drive
Hall
Lois Chidester
Hob-Nob Club Fetes Guests Hosts and guests honored
Hob-Nob club and invited guests were entertained by two members Mrs Eula Chase and Archie Chase at the club house last evening. Dancing and refreshments followed with a list of guests including Ethel Kearns Serena Hunsucker Margaret Roach Blanche Williams Kate Workman Elsie Stanley Ernestine Roberson Jessei Smith Billy Lou Richardson Thelma Chandler Evelyn Chandler Mattie Workman Olivia Amos Katharine Lowe Allene Lambe Evelyn Singman Letha Kearns Letha Griggs and Mrs Clemmons plus a roster of male attendees led by Leonard Terry Sid Newnam Dick Lowe Paul Hauser Clyde White and others.
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Mrs
Eula Chase
Archie Chase
Ethel Kearns
Serena Hunsucker
Margaret Roach
Blanche Williams
Kate Workman
Elsie Stanley
Ernestine Roberson
Jessei Smith
Billy Lou Richardson
Thelma Chandler
Evelyn Chandler
Mattie Workman
Olivia Amos
Katherine Lowe
Allene Lambe
Evelyn Singman
Letha Kearns
Letha Griggs
Clemmons
Messrs
Leonard Terry
P. Sickler
Bill Vance
D. E B. Coates
Stanberry
Frank Robinson
Carlton Day
Carl H. Millen
Household Arts With Mrs. Farlowe
Mrs. L. L. Farlowe will entertain members of the Household Arts club at its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 30 oclock. The meeting will be held at the D L Baker cabin near the Deep River section and will take the form of an outing.
Births of R. T. Dillon Jr. and Lonnie Wesley Bullard
Mr and Mrs R T Dillon announce the birth of a son R T Dillon Jr on Friday July 23 at 1018 Grace Street. Mr and Mrs Lonnie Bullard announce the birth of a son Lonnie Wesley Bullard on July 23 at their home on route 3 High Point with Mrs Bullard earlier known as Elizabeth Justice.
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R. T. Dillon, Jr
R. T. Dillon
Grace Street
Ladies Bridge Party At Emerywood Club Draws Crowds
Eight tables of contract bridge were in play at Emerywood Country Club for a bi weekly ladies bridge party. Prizes bridge cards went to Miss Sarah Rice of Anderson, the hostesses were Mesdames J Graham Smith and T C Langley, luncheon followed for advance reservations.
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Emerywood Country Club
Sarah Rice
Anderson
Pattie Thomas
Mesdames
J. Graham Smith
T. C. Langley
John
Church Social Sponsors Monroe Brothers at Union Hill School
The ladies class of Vickery Methodist Protestant church will host Monroe Brothers at Union Hill school on Friday evening. The show starts at eight o'clock with proceeds for the church fund. Public attendance is invited.
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Vickery Methodist Protestant Church
Monroe Brothers
Union Hill School
Miss Helen Clark Speaks to Ward Street Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of Ward Street M E church held its regular meeting at the church Monday evening with guest speaker Miss Helen Clark a local teacher at Soochow University China. She shared her experiences in China before about a hundred attendees including district secretary Mrs W T Powell and Mrs H W McCain from Wesley Memorial and many from Highland and South Main churches.
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Ward Street
M. E
Helen Clark
Soochow University
Soochow
China
Clarke
W. T. Poowell
H. W. McCain
Wesley Memorial Church
Hichland
South Main
Highland Group Hears Miss Clark
The Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M E church met in the Sunday school room for its regular monthly session. Miss Elizabeth Robbins gave a vocal program with Miss Helen Clark of Coochow China accompanying and lecturing on what the Christian Church has meant to China. Mrs. W A Price led prayer and Mrs H H Robbins conducted Scripture. The meeting ended with hymn and prayer as Mesdames Graves Camp and Yow hosted and served 24 members and seven visitors.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M. E. Church
W. A. Price
H. H. Robbins
Elizabeth Robbins
Helen Clark
Coochow
China
Mesdames Graves
Yow
Watson to Die in Gas Chamber Friday
Governor Hoey refused to intervene for A. W. Watson a 20 year old white man scheduled for execution in the gas chamber Friday for the murder of Thomas Holliday a Martin County filling station worker. Ed Gill said Melvin Coggin a 33 year old Nash County farmer convicted for killing H J Fogle had been reprieved.
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Raleigh
Hoey
A. W. Watson
White
Thomas Holliday
Martin County
Edwin Gill
Melvin Coggin
Nash County
H. J. Fogleman
Business Women's Club Plans District Picnic
High Point Business and Professional Women's Clubs will attend the Third district district picnic at Jefferson Country Club Greensboro tomorrow at 6 30 at 6 45 High Point members meet First Presbyterian church for transport Miss Eloise Ward district director and Miss Elizabeth Conrad Charlotte state president will attend as honored guest Invitations were sent to district chapters and a large representation is expected
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High Point Business and Professional Women's
Jefferson Country Club
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Thomasville
Asheboro
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Mise Eloise Ward
High Point Group
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
Miss Ward
Used Car Law Conflicts With ICC Rules
Federal Judges Parker Meekine and Hayes ruled the 1937 North Carolina used car statute conflicts with interstate commerce laws. The measure would have required dealers to post a blanket bond for each used car bought outside the state for resale within North Carolina.
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Raleigh
John J. Parker
Isaac M. Meekine
Johnson J. Hayes
Chicago Produce Prices Report July 28
Chicago report shows butter 14 612 pounds steady with no price change and eggs 11 687 dozen steady with prices unchanged. Local markets reflect stable dairy and egg offerings in Chicago.
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Chicago
Liberty Loss Complaints Span Citywide Concerns
Citizens complain there are few liberties left while noting that many places are expanding freedoms. The remark highlights a tension between perceived restrictions and evolving rights across communities.
Sunshine Club Plans August Overnight Hike
The Sunshine Club previews an overnight hiking event to be announced in this column during August.
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The
Sunshine Club
Mill Reopens Full Time Welcomes Back Old Staff
The Pickett family reports the mill is operating on full time once more and reunites with the old workers who returned after the third shift had been shut down.
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Pickett
Boy Scouts Meet Ahead of Camp Uwharrie Trip
The Boy Scouts of Pickett Cotton Mills Troop No. 23 met on Thursday night July 22 1937 for their regular meeting. They plan to spend next Thursday night at Camp Uwharrie and have begun work on first class tests slated for camp.
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Boy Scouts of Pickett Cotton Mills
Camp
Uwharrie
Garden and Yard Contest At The Mill
Officials of the mill announce a contest with three garden prizes and three yard prizes. First prizes worth 5 dollars for gardens and yards, with judges from the United States Soil Conservation Service. Winners named include Granny Armstrong, Webb Horne, Leonard Williams for gardens and Archie Steelman, B W Jenkins, Herb Grace for yards.
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Weezy
Parks
United States Soil Conservation Service
Granny Armstrong
Tank S&j
Local residents share visits across town
Elmer Jones of Danville Virginia spent Sunday with his mother Mrs H L Jones on Tryon Street. Mrs Elsie Pruitt, formerly at Guilford General Hospital, is now home at 1105 Redding Street. N G Hemrie visited his brother Lee Hemrie. Mrs Will Board of Reidsville spent a week with her mother Mrs Leslie Hemric on Tryon Street. Miss Myrtle Hopkins visited her sister Mrs Bessie Garner. Miss Oleta Hemric and Mrs Melvin Potts attended the Reavis reunions in Yankinville. Mrs Susie Carter of Danville visited Mrs H Grace and Mr and Mrs M A Childres of Hanes over the weekend.
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Elmer Jones
Danville
L. Jones
Tryon Street
Elsie Pruitt
Guilford General Hospital
Redding Street
N. G. Hemrie
Lee Hemrie
Will Board
Reidsville
Lesllie Hemric
Myrtle Hopkins
Bessie
One Man Committee to Probe School Inefficiency
Governor to name a one man committee to investigate charges at the Agricultural and Technical College for Negroes in Greensboro. Alumni demanded resignation of Dr. M C E Noble as chairman alleging curtailed courses and improper student examinations linked to syphilis cases on campus.
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Raleigh
Agricultural and Technical College For
Greensboro
M. C
Noble
Marriage Announcement Edna Oneida Hall to Everett Moody
Mrs. T Hall announces the marriage of her daughter Edna Oneida Hall to Everett Moody on Saturday July 24 in Bennettsville South Carolina. The vows were said before Clerk of Court Henry A Angiers. The bride is the sole daughter of Mrs Hall and attended Randleman High School. The couple were accompanied to Bennettsville by Elmer Moody and Lelia Mae Moody. They will reside with the bride's mother after a short wedding trip.
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T. Hall
Edna Oneida
Everett Moody
Bennettsville
S. C
Henery A. Angiers
Moody
Hall
Randleman High School
Elmer Moody
Lelia Mae Moody
Birthday party for Carrick child at Main Street home
Mr and Mrs Lester Carrick entertained at their Main Street home for their son's first birthday. The celebration featured a one candle cake as the centerpiece and an ice course for the children. The honoree received many gifts from friends.
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Lester Carrick
Main Street
Roaring Gap Weekend Gathering Included Hinshaw Family
Mrs John Hinshaw and Worth Hinshaw joined Miss Polly Robertson and Ruth McNeil along with Mr and Mrs Robert Hinshaw of Greensboro and Mr and Mrs Jack Ledbetter of Winston Salem for a Sunday at Roaring Gap. Betty Trogdon of Asheboro visited her grandparents Rev and Mrs J B Trogdon. Mr and Mrs A.
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John Hinshaw
Worth Hinshaw
Polly Robertson
Ruth McNeil
Robert Hinshaw
Greensboro
Jack Ledbetter
Winston-Salem
Roaring Gap
Betty Trogdon
Asheboro
J. B. Trogdon
Fly Eats Its Own Weight in Food Daily
A fly consumes a volume of food equal to its body weight each day according to observations. The behavior highlights high metabolic needs and feeding efficiency in small insects.
Kellogg All-Bran Hailed For Constipation Relief
When taste falters and appetite dips, constipation can follow. The Kellogg All-Bran cereal is promoted as a high bulk food that absorbs water, gently cleanses the system, and provides vitamins and iron. Recommended use is two tablespoons daily, or three times daily for severe cases, served with milk or baked into goods. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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All Rovers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Ocean View
J. BE. Brown
Rockwell
R. BE. Alfred
J. E. Davidso
Jimmy
Talmadge Smith
Altrusans
Legion Auxiliary Unit
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U.S. Veterans’ Hospital
Oteen
H. A. Newell
Henderson
C. P. Andrew
Harry W. Woodring
J. Fred Johnson, Jr
Legion
J. Allison Hardy
Columbus
Miss
L. R. Wagner
Oteen Hospital
Rollins
BARLY
Moffitt’s
North Main
Margaret Loflin
Madge Heath
Bridges Street
Howard Raper
Carl Gibson
Washington, D. C
New York City
Fred C. Munday
Mary Dean Lopp
Doris Caldwell
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Paul Sullivan
Edward Stirewall
Presbyterian Young People’s League of the Orange Presbytery
Assembly Training School
Presbyterian
Louise
Ellen Stirewalt
Spartanburg, D. C
Louisa Fraser
J. C. Harrell
C. F. Carroll
Toney Grubbs
Beulah Haywood
Nolan Lowe
Lester Grubb
Carolina Beach
Daphne Grubbs
Mrs. Farlowe
Emerywood Club
Ward St. Church
Highland Group
Miss Clark
Watson
Business Women’s Club
ICC
BOY Scouts
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
MES
John A. Snyder
Ocean Front
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