Local Health Notes and Visits Among Tarboro Residents
Miss Catherine Dozier visits Mrs. P. W. Flagge on Colonial drive. Paul Godfrey has recovered enough to return home from a local hospital. Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Gibson depart for Asheville for a week. F. B. Leonard rests at Guilford General after Wednesday operation. Miss Ethel Hyman improves at High Point hospital after appendectomy. Miss Louise Armfield rests well after morning operation at Guilford General. Miss Dorothy Courtney visits Alma Virginia McCain on Johnson street. Charles Lee Hancock undergoes surgery at Guilford General hospital. Mr. J. W. McCrary family and Mrs. Nannie Biles attend uncle McCrary’s funeral in Lexington. Mrs. C. L. Causey rests nicely after operation at Guilford General hospital.
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Catherine Dozier
Tarboro
P. W. Flagge
Colonial Drive
Paul Godfrey
Ethel Hyman
High Point Hospital
Louise Armfield
Greensboro
Guilford General Hospital
Dorothy Courtney
Lenoir
Alma Virginia McCain
Johnson Street
J. W. McCrary
Frances
Nannie Biles
Lexington
Mr. McCrary
R. Lee McCrary
Temple mirrors aid speech defect clinic at university
Mirrors are used at Temple University not for vanity but to detect speech defects. In the Speech Defect Clinic hundreds of children are aided by the glasses, improving pronunciation and articulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Temple University
Columbus Man Grows Champion Tomathat Weighs 1.5 Pounds
Ray Haney of Columbus wins with a large tomato weighing one and one-half pounds and measuring 16 inches in circumference.
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Columbus
Neb
Ray Haney
Daisy salad with raspberries peaches and cheese petals
Dessert salad recipe blends raspberries peaches and Philadelphia cream cheese with gelatine and mayonnaise. The mixture is set with ice salt then formed into tiny daisy shaped cakes with almond petals and served on lettuce with a cherry garnish.
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Philadelphia
Fruit Cheese Mix with Ginger and Pineapple Serves Fruit Dish
A recipe describes mixing cheese with crushed pineapple and preserved ginger, pairing with pears, peaches, apricots, and even tomatoes. It suggests folding in whipped cream, chilling with ice, then shaping into squares or balls served with fruit and French dressing. It also lists a menu for breakfast lunch and dinner featuring berries tongue salad ham and desserts.
Two 18 Year Olds Named Best Health Prizes at 4-H Clubs
Raleigh dispatch reports Velma Cutler an 18 year old from Washington named queen of health and Charles Palmer an 18 year old from Lawndale Cleveland county named king of health at the annual 4 H short course. They were chosen from 30 000 club members with Cutler scoring 95 8 percent and Palmer 159 pounds.
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Raleigh
Queen of Health
North Carolina
Velma Cutler
Washington
Miss Cutler
Charles Palmer
Lawndale
Cleveland County
King of Health
State College
Palmer
Glorifying Yourself and Personal Summer Hygiene Tips
Alicia Hart advises on staying fresh in heat using deodorants and proper cleansing. Emphasizes daily undergarment changes, careful use of deodorant products including pencils, powders, and creams, and washing with warm water to keep pores open.
Brentwood Defeats Publix Kincey 4-1 in Henley Field Game
Brentwood beat Publix Kincey 4 to 1 as Publix Kincey struggled from the start. Crawford the Publix Kincey shortstop made an error and Brentwood also committed two errors.
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Publix-Kincey
Brentwood
Crawford
Dividend Paid at Mt Olive Bank Collapse
Citizens Bank of Mt Olive near Goldsboro paid a 25 percent dividend to depositors today totaling 22 406 98 dollars. The bank closed December 28.
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Goldsboro
Citizens Bank of
Woman Recovers Voice After Lightning Strike Incident
Mrs. W. C. Mills in Wilmington speaks after losing her voice during a lightning strike that hit her home on July 16, leaving her stunned but able to recover speech.
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Wilmington
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Amridge
J. J. McMurray
Berna Gamble
Newton
Bud Gamble
Mary Hinkle
Thag West
Gamble and Hinkle
Jesse Washburn
James Ryan
M. B. Shipplett
Billy Jackson
Charlie Pierce
Donna Marie
Dolores Sue
East
Russell Street
Mrs. Mason
Bill Mason
Juanita Evans
South Main 6
Ruth and
Hazel Hayworth
Kernersville
Route One
J. P. Horney
Lexington Avenue
Triangle Lake
Matt Wall
van Osdel
Mrs. Green
Harvey J. Green
Dan Ray
Crawford Street
Norman Hester
Kivett Drive
Highland Sunday School
L. L. Grant
Myrtle Street
Gladys Crawford
Grace Young
Edith Cribb
Nan Utley
Mamie Collins
Lancie Childress
Clydie Young
Ruby White
Hoskins
Dorothy Hoskins
Mebane
Elizabeth Nicholson
Cornelius Sides
High Point College
Rainbow
Lebanon M. P. Church
Dixie Yarborough
Archdale
Mary Nea
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Mrs. M. W. Gibson
Asheville
F. B. Leonard
Montheu Avenue
Charles Lee Hancock
Highland
C. L. Causey
Starys
Axto
Cladys Parker
Kellogg’s
Lupe Velez
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Alicia Hart
Gurley
Crawford As
Culler
Smith
Paircloth
Rhpooa
Fowler
Thomas
Shkeshaeees
Sossesse
Rosedale
Guilford Dairy
Jeac Nearne
Luckies
East Washington Street
Hutchen’s
Nient
Russell
North Main
East Green
Oak Street
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