Tomlinson New Head of Omasville Legion Auxiliary
Mrs C Tomlinson was elected president of the Omasville American Legion Auxiliary for the coming year at the Kinood meeting held at the Legion Hut. Other officers named include Mrs R Murphy as vice president Mrs Yates as secretary Mrs Clyde Tesh as secretary Vera Phillips as treasurer Lillian Yow as chaplain and Mrs Stadiem as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omasville
Umerican Legion Auxiliary
Ibreth-Harris Post
Legon Hut
Kinood
Mie Harris
C. Tomlinson
R. Murphy
the Yates
Clyde Tesh
Vera Phillips
Lillian Yow
Stadiem
Paul Green
B. J. Jarrett
Fidae
Social Visit Plans and Local Gathering Notes
Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth and her daughter Miss Priscilla Lambeth travel Thursday to Sweet Briar to visit elder sister Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth who will accompany them home. Robert Massey of Lynchburg will return to be the houseguest of Mrs. Lambeth's sister Miss Lois Johnson for some time. Gerald Johnson of Baltimore left Wednesday for Oxford to visit his sisters Ben Parham and Mrs. Wilma Webb after a few days with his mother Mrs. Ribald Johnson. He will return to Baltimore after a short visit. Mrs Vernon Snider hosted a party at her Kinneywood home with two tables of contract dye in play and Mrs W S Hunt and others were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lambeth
Priscilla Lambeth
Sweet Brair
Ry Johnson Lambeth
Lambeth
Robert Massey
Lynchre
Beth
Lois John
Gerald Johnson
Baltimore
Oxford
Ben Parham
Wilm Webb
Ribald Johnson
Vernon Snider
Herme
Kinneywood
Idge
W. S. Hunt
R. W Nm
Stuart Burton
J. S. Nm
Charles F. Finch
Julius Mn
Henry Poe
Iton Jones
Mocksville
Jessie Koonts
Walter A. Blackwood
Mayodan
Henry Clay Koonts
Methodist Church
J. A. J. Farrington
Thomasville
Ray Marley
Durham
D. H. Erwin
Greensboro
A. D. Walters
Cooleemee
John Avery Parker
Mis
Mr. Koonts
Woman's College
Mr. Blackwood
A. J. Blackwood
Burlington
State College
Raleigh
Washington Mills
L. A. Koonts
Henry Koonts
E. D. Koonts
A. A. Koonts
Circles of First Baptist Auxiliary Meet for June
Several circles gathered Monday for regular June meetings at the First Baptist Church. Archibald Johnson circle led by Mrs. Iles F. Lambeth. Cary Newton circle hosted by Mrs. J. D. Stinson. Alice Elliott circle chaired by Mrs. Lila Hammond. Naomi Shell circle opened by Mrs. W. B. Tomlinson. entertainment included music by Mills Home children and a Goody Goody sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Xiliary
E Archibald Johnson
A. Z. Boles
Iles F. Lambeth
Lambeth
Kingdom
Monroe Bean
Cary Newton
J. D. Stinson
S. Green
C. L
Fred Gray
M. L. Holland
Clyde Harrison
Foxes from Mooresville Guest of Mrs Pope
Mr and Mrs Chalmers Fox of Mooresville were guests of Mrs R L Pope for the week end, reflecting a social visit noted in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Fox
Mooresville
R. L. Pope
Everhart Family Visits From Charlotte and High Point
Mr and Mrs Charles Everhart Jr and son Tommy of Charlotte and Mr and Mrs Elliott Everhart of High Point spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Charlie Everhart in a family gathering tame details noting kinship and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Everhart, Jr
Tommy
Charlotte
Elliott Everhart
High Point
Charlie Everhart
Little Patsy Hoover Recovers at Lexington Home
Little Patsy Hoover recuperates at her parents home on Lexington avenue after a tonsil operation on Tuesday.
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Little Patsy Hoover
Mrs. Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Fairgrove Honor Beta entertains members Tuesday evening
The National Honor Beta club at Fairgrove High School was hosted Tuesday evening by Miss Elizabeth Crouse with president Robert Morrow presiding. After routine business a social period followed with a reading by Miss Elizabeth Ward. Games and contests provided further entertainment as refreshments were served.
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Fairgrove High School
Elizabeth Crouse
Robert Morrow
Elizabeth Ward
Local residents host visits and travel plans in Roaring River area
Miss Inez McNeill of Roaring River stays with her sister Mrs. Forrest Grimes and Mr. Grimes on Lexington avenue. J Pliskin, a Roaring River merchant, left Sunday for Sylva to visit his brother in law Sol Schulman and plans several days of fishing while there.
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Inez McNeill
Roaring River
Forrest Grimes
Mr. Grimes
Lexington Avenue
J. Pliskin
Sylva
Sol Schulman
Mrs. Sink Hosts Sister and Brother In Winston-Salem Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sink welcomed Sunday Mrs. C. A. Long of Winston-Salem, sister, and Olin Hinkle of Welcome, her brother. Mrs. Long accompanied home by young Jack Sink who will visit his aunt in Winston-Salem for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sink
C. A. Long
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Sink
Olin Hinkle
Ragan Recovers from Illness at City Memorial
Friends report A Homer Ragan prominent hosiery maker is recovering satisfactorily from a long illness and has been moved from City Memorial hospital to his home on East Guilford Street. Mrs W E Tomlinson departs Thursday for Winston-Salem to speak at the Utopian Study club final meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Homer Ragan
City Memorial Hospital
East Guilford Stret
W. E. Tomlinson
Winston-Salem
Utopian Study Club
Mrs Cox Attends Brother R H Morefield Graduation
Mrs. C A Cox left Tuesday for Richmond Virginia to attend the graduation exercises of her brother R H Morefield.
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C. A. Cox
Richmond, Va
R. H. Morefield
Former Waitress to Appeal Case
Mrs. Belle Bennett Andrews, previously convicted of an attempt to kill Miss Mabel Hutchins, plans to appeal. Jury found her guilty of assault with intent to kill after five hours of deliberation. sentencing deferred. Bond remains at 1500 dollars. Hutchins testified Andrews drove her against her will and left her bound in a swamp. Andrews claimed Hutchins entered the car willingly and denied harm. Jury acquitted her of theft of Hutchins' belongings.
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New Bern
Belle Bennett Andrews
Mabel Hutchins
Beaman Sutton
Norfolk
Marshall T. Spears
Doan's Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Tubes?
Medical authorities warn kidneys contain about 15 miles of tubes that filter blood. The ad claims excessive bladder pressure, leg pains, and morning dizziness signal trouble and promotes Doan's Pills as a safe, long-used remedy to flush these tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Woolen Beach Outfits Debut with Adjustable Brassiere Tops
New woolen bathing suits offer quick drying and low maintenance with moldable brassiere tops. Designs include ribbed karaknit wool in dusty rose with navy trim and an attached skirt, a navy jersey beach dress, and white wool ensembles with coral blue and yellow embroidery.
Undecided reader seeks guidance on divorce and home
A woman asks whether to remarry her estranged husband or stay in her home amid gossip. The adviser urges choosing stability, ignoring gossip, and reconstructing the marriage, noting the wife's loyalty and the social challenge.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives Enterprise Inquiries
All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Lindale Dairy Herd Sets Great Record
The Lindale dairy herd near High Point set an annual record of milk and butterfat production three times the North Carolina average. The RK O Lindsay owned herd produced 12 709 pounds of milk and 421 6 pounds of butterfat per cow. State College extension dairyman John A Arey noted 82 Holsteins in the herd combined for that output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
High Point
North Carolina
RK. O. Lindsay
John A. Arey
State College
Arey
Before the Ice Age Columbia River Plunged Deep
A historical note describes the Columbia River before the Ice Age flowing against the eastern base of the Cascade range in Washington and a site where it dropped over a cliff nearly one sixteenth of a mile deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Cascade Range
Washington
Permanent trustees named by judge for National Weaving Co
Judge E Y Webb under the federal bankruptcy act named A C Lineberger of Belmont and M Wade of Charlotte permanent trustees for the National Weaving Company of Lowell. The two, already serving temporarily, will each receive $1000 per month in salaries per the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
A. C. Lineberger
Belmont
M. Wade
Charlotte
Ational Weaving Company
Lowell
E. Y. Webb
Cafes urged to meet all sanitary rules in statewide drive
Spokane health officials push hotels cafes and eating places to comply with North Carolina sanitation laws. Inspections rate venues by a scorecard with Grade A B or C and penalties include closing or corrections for scores below 70. Health officials warn of a state wide enforcement campaign to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
John Huff
State Board of Health
Huff
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