Nancy Jo Doggett Hosts First Birthday Party
Nancy Jo Doggett celebrated her first birthday with a Rotary Drive gathering. The pink and white decorated home featured a large cake and twelve individual cakes with pink candles. Guests included Patricia Howard Mary Frances Campbell Billy Bailey Jr Joy Knox Howard White Jr Kathleen White Susanne Slate Chas Byrd Jerry Bob Byrd Patsy Conrad Ella Page Harrison.
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Nancy Jo Doggett
Heyp
Rotary Drive
Patricia Howard
Mary Frances Campbell
Billy Bailey, Jr
Joy Knox
Howard White, Jr
Katherine White
Susanne Slate
Chas Byrd
Jerry Bob Byrd
Patsy Conrad
Ella Page Harrison
Coterien Club to Meet Tonight for Officer Election
The Coterien club calls an important eight o'clock meeting at the club cabin on the Asheboro road for the election of officers. All members are urged to attend. The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will not meet this week. Tomorrow is the fifth Friday. next regular meeting set for August 7.
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Coterien Club
Asheboro Road
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Ae Ee
Springfield
Nora Nobody
Springfield Christian Endeavor Society
Allen Jay
Evangelistic Club
Young Ladies Evangelistic Club
BE. C. Powell
Willowbrook Street
High Point
Ward Street Missionary Society Ice Cream Supper
A lawn party and ice cream sale will be held on the Ward Street Missionary Society lawn at 1604 Ward Street from 5 to 10 p m with games and entertainment. Proceeds support church work and the public is invited to attend.
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Ward Street Society
Ward Street Missionary Society
Hilliard Memorial Church
Spring Hill
Ladies’ Aid of
Spring Hill M. P. Church
MT. Pleasant
Christian Endeavor Society of
Mount Pleasant
M. P. Church
Oak Hill
Weaver Hussey
English Street
Epworth League
Archdale
Lucy Robertson
Main Street
M. E
MT. Vernon Church
Mount Vernon Church
Hollywood secrecy shrouds Chaplin and Paulette Goddard
Rumors swirl over Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard in Hollywood as fans and press speculate whether they are close friends engaged or secretly married while Paulette keeps quiet at night.
Millis Rebounds From Eye Operation At Baptist Hospital
H A Millis has recovered sufficiently from an eye operation performed weeks ago at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem to return home. Mrs Collier Ellis remains a Burrus Memorial hospital patient after a recent operation. Mrs Arthur Morris is undergoing treatment at Burrus Memorial hospital. Gilbert English and Mrs B T English with Miss Marjorie explored Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia during a trip.
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H. A. Millis
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Collier Ellis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Arthur Morris
B. T. English
Miss Marjorie
Gilbert English
New Market
Virginia
Social Notes Mention Local Guests And Travels
Mrs D H Parsons returned home after visiting Mrs C E Kiger in Statesville. Mrs Lillian Cable, recovered from a tonsil operation, went to stay with Mrs T V Cox at 2325 English Street. Misses Sadie Gordon and Leah Miriam Leyton left for a week trip to Statesville Asheville and Hendersonville. Mrs Claude Vestal and daughter Virginia visit Mrs C F Blake on Montlieu Avenue.
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D. H. Parsons
Lillian Cable
T. V. Cox
English Street
Sadie Gordon
Leah Miriam Leyton
Statesville
Asheville
Hendersonville
Claude Vestal
Virginia
C. F. Blake
Montlieu Avenue
Many Entertain Out Of Town Guests In Deep River Area
Mr and Mrs W F Wheeler hosted a large gathering including Eugene Wheeler Franklin Wheeler Jeffrey Traynham and families from Abbotts Creek and Mrs Bill Kelley of Raleigh Dinner guests included the Sullivans Roy Sullivan and Nannie Lee Armfield. Several local residents and visitors attended church events hospital stays and social visits across Guilford Randolph and High Point areas.
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Deep River Section
W. F. Wheeler
Eugene Wheeler
Franklin Wheeler
Jeffrey Traynham
Abbotts Creek
Bill Kelley
Raeigh
J. R. Sullivan
Paul Sullivan
Roy Sullivan
Nannie Lee Armfield
Cc. M. Borum
Tacky party honors winners at Burlington
Mr and Mrs Hubert Jordan traveled to Burlington Sunday. The tacky party on Wednesday night was a splendid success. John Robert Borum won the prize for tackiest boy and Mary Ethel Gossett for the tackiest girl.
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Mrs
Hubert Jordan
Burlington
John Robert Borum
Mary Ethel Gossett
Fire And Water Fail To Bother Drunken Sleeper
In Raleigh on Martin street a man sleeping drunk in his auto did not wake as the car caught fire and despite water being poured on him and him being pulled out he remained asleep. After the blaze was extinguished he was returned to his machine and later departed at daybreak. Officers said no charge applied since he was not dis orderly nor operating the vehicle and had a right to park where he was.
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Raleigh
Martin Street
Dairy and egg prices report from Chicago market
Chicago market notes show butter at 4Q with 10 127 firm creamery specials scoring 93 and 3414-35 extras 92. Eggs at 10 299 firm with local extra firsts 24 percent and fresh graded firsts 23 percent. current receipts 22 percent.
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Chicago
Kernersville Club Admits Four New Members
The Live Y'ers club in Kernersville enrolled four new members Evelyn McCuiston Mary Lee Trent Jessie Everidge and Nila Mae Hauser at a July 23 meeting hosted by Miss Hellen Parrotte on Cherry Street. Seventeen members attended and plans included a weekend at Camp Betty Hastings the second week of August.
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Kernersville
Hellen Parrotte
Cherry Street
Louise Baker
Josephine Mitchell
Evelyn McCuiston
Mary Lee Trent
Jessie Everidge
Nila Mae Hauser
Betty Hastings
Clay V. Ring
Vivian Baker
Kathryn
Mickey Harrison
Pauline Trent
Lucille
Margaret Heath
Mary Ruth Cooke
Mozelle Newell
Laura Blackburn
Mozelle Clarke
Eye symptoms and causes of redness in uncorrected eyestrain
The question asks whether his eyes are red or blood shot or if his eyelids are red and inflamed. Such symptoms usually stem from uncorrected eyestrain rather than infection.
Local social notes list visiting friends and travels
Miss Amelia Hinkle of Lexington visits Miss Anne Greenfield. Mrs. Clifford Carper and two daughters of New York City guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Kerner. Elmer Bayle visits relatives in Greensboro. Mrs. Clay Ross returns to Winston-Salem after a stay with her sister. Margarite Kerner at Camp Hanes. Mary Hawkins returns from Charlotte visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Whitaker. Virginia Cooke guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooke in Mooresville. Molly Bodenhamer of Greensboro spends time with Mrs. Bellamy. Ruth Bryles of High Point visits Doris Allen. Louise Stanley returns from business course at King’s College in Greensboro. Dr. O. L. Joyner and family at Virginia Beach.
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West
New Mexico
Amelia Hinkle
Lexingsini
Anne Greenfield
Clifford Carper
New York City
Carper
R. B. Kerner
Elmer Bayle
Greensboro
Clay Ross
Chester Morris
Winston- Salem
Margarite Kerner
Camp Hanes
Mary Hawkins
Charlotte
Virginia Cooke
William Cooke
Mooresville
Molly Bodenhamer
George Bellamy
Ruth Bryles
High Point
Doris Allen
Louise Stanley
King’s College
O. L. Joyner
William, Sam
Marion
Virginia Beach
Workers in ancient empires kept a five day week
A historical note explains that workers among the Hittites and Assyrians followed a five day working week about 4,000 years ago, showing early labor patterns in Mesopotamian societies.
Soils Discussed At Farm Meeting
In Raleigh on July 30 the farm and home week sessions at North Carolina State College focused on soils as the basis of agriculture. Speakers included H. Bennett of the soil conservation service and J. B. Hutson of the federal soil improvement program. Tobacco farmers formed a state advisory committee to push an adequate production control program.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
J. B. Hutson
Federal Soil Improvement Program
East Central
Hutson
State Capital Life Insurance Company Chartered in Raleigh
Secretary of State Stacey W Wade issued a charter for State Capital Life Insurance company in Raleigh with 500000 capital and over 200000 subscribed surplus. It will conduct industrial and ordinary life insurance. Directors will name officers in August led by Irvin F Hall of Raleigh as head.
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Raleigh
Stacey W. Wade
State Capital Life Insurance Company
Irvin F. Hall
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank
Hall
Spanish Loyalists May Get French Aid
Paris reports Senators said Leon Blum told the affairs committee France would aid the Spanish government with arms. The premier denied airplanes or other support had been supplied to the fascist government since the outbreak of the insurrection.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Affairs Committee
France
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Judith Gail
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Chaplin
Paulette
Goddard
Hollywood
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Salisbury
Jesse Henley
Anna Coble
Guilford College
Eva Thornton
Clarence Jordan
Pine Bluff, N. C
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Henry Smith
South Carolina
Claudia Smith
Ruth Wood
New York
Miss Pearl Jones
Richardson's Department Store
John Richardson
Virginia Thrift of
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Mary Lou Thornton
Mildred Ridge
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Grace
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Mayodan
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R. T. Jordan
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Carrie Stone
V. V. Vaughan
J. R. Blackwell
Richard Larkaris
Oak Ridge
Lloyd Nelson
West Palm Beach
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Jim Spears
Lilla Harmon
Laura Moir
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Karen
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Vallee Flynt
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