Southern Textile Group Hosts First Business Friday
BLOWING ROCK June 16 The Southern Textile Association opens its annual convention with a banquet tonight and a first business session tomorrow Edwin M Holt of Cooleemee president will report W M McLaurine of Charlotte secretary of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association will speak About 250 members are expected and officer elections will follow the sessions leading into speeches by Dr Howard Rentthaler and other officials from Salem College Presbyterian College and the U S Department of Agriculture campus officials set the tone for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowing Rock
Southern Textile Association
Edwin M. Holt
Cooleemee
W. M. McLaurine
Charlotte
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Howard Rentthaler
Salem College
W. P. Jacobs
Clinton, S. C
Presbyterian College
Cotton Manufacturers Association of South Carolina
M. E. Campbell
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fasteeth Powder Promises Stable Dentures All Day
Fasteeth powder keeps plates from dropping or slipping with no gummy feeling. It sweetens breath and gives real teeth comfort all day. Praised by people and dentists, it helps avoid worry. Available in three sizes at your druggist.
Miss Lela Boyles Bride Elect Of Thomasville Tea Compliment
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville June 15 Miss Lela Maud Boyles bride elect of this month honored with a formal tea at her home Monday afternoon from four to five thirty oclock mixed summer flowers decorated the setting nuptial green and white motif centered by white flowers in crystal and white tapers guests included Miss Boyles and mother several relatives and friends a later bridge party honored her with gifts and refreshments in green and white motif. Thomasville Garden Club hosted a meeting. M E church missionary society noted meetings and programs with members attending and hosting portions of the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
David Long, Jr
Lela Maud Boyles
Miss Boyles
J. W. Boyles
Katherine Covington
R. D. Covington
James E. Lambeth
Douglas Crutchfield
Misa Virginia Boyles
Jennie Reid Newby
Roy Proctor
Evelyn Webb
Peggy Hite
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Claiborne Pennington
Co. F. Gibson
Ellen Mac Iegg
Z. P. Long
Misa Evelyn Baker
Glenn Pennington
Walter Rapp
Park Avenue
Hilton Theoore Smith
Greensboro
W. E. Tomlinson
P. Long
Janie Tuttle
M. E
H. T. Hethcock
Sim Pollock
Ray Hoover
Madeline Hoover
R. BE. Watkins
Paul Green
World Outlook
J. E. Lawing
Mount Olivet
Sallie Clodfelter
Wade Tillotson
Squeeze Play Steps In At The Eleven Top Card Tricks
In a duplicate bridge session North reassesses a six no trump contract after counting 11 top cards and explores a squeeze for 12. The play proceeds with spade and diamond sequences, forcing West to discard two clubs while heart king stay, yielding a closing defense free of further danger.
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North
West
Four Hearts Contract Play in Bridge Challenge
South plays four hearts. If the heart finesse is taken the singleton king would make, but the finesse is unnecessary. Count losers to find the correct line. The puzzle provides a hand with specific suits and vulnerable status to determine the optimal play and reveal the winning approach.
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South
O E S Elects Asheboro Woman At NC Convention
Elizabeth City June 18 Members of the grand chapter of North Carolina Order of Eastern Star remained after their annual convention to tour Fort Raleigh and Wright Memorial. Officers elected were Mrs Athalea Brown Tarboro worthy grand matron Miss Bes sie Grady Raleigh associate grand conductress the Rev N M Harrison Asheboro associate grand patron Mrs Mary C Weatherly Franklinville grand secretary Mrs Nellie B Stine grand treasurer Ben Dawson worthy grand patron and Mrs Harriett Powell Wilmington associate grand matron.
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Elizabeth City
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Order of Eastern Star
Fort Raleigh
Wright Memorial
Athalea Brown
Tarboro
Bessie Grady
Raleigh
N. M. Harrison
Asheboro
Mary C. Weatherly
Franklinville
Nellie B. St
Rat Tale in Indiana Henhouse Ends with Silence
In Valparaiso Indiana Dr Harry V Fuller former head of the university science department used a radio to drive rats from his chicken yard After rats killed 400 young turkeys he kept the radio blasting day and night until the rats disappeared Fuller claimed the rats left due to the sound texture and persistence of the device
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso, Ind
Harry V. Fuller
Valparaiso University
Turkeys Thrive on Diet of Music Speeches and Drama
A brief note highlights turkeys thriving on a diet centered around music speeches and drama. The account emphasizes lively cultural elements accompanying the flock.
New Members Welcomed to Club Meeting
Miss Vira Clodfelter was welcomed as a new member. Refreshments followed the meeting with a social hour. Mr and Mrs I G Greer and son Joe left for San Francisco for a Rotary convention and will visit Seattle for a National Child Welfare conference where Mr Greer will speak. Mrs W T Green returned from a visit to Oteen, state U S Veterans Hospital chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vira Clodfelter
Tional Child Welfare Association
Greer
W. T. Green
Oteen
Green
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Modern Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee
This snippet presents a Q and A column on wedding gifts etiquette and funeral notices. It covers suitable gifts such as chairs tables clocks silverware and paintings and confirms that asking to omit flowers in a funeral notice is acceptable. It also notes service norms for place settings with dishes served on the left and cleared on the right.
Ice Cream Cones and Orchids in Early U S Records
Answers note 1904 St Louis Exposition first ice cream cones served in the United States. About 3000 orchid species under cultivation. William Howard Taft handled Panama Canal talks while Secretary of War under Theodore Roosevelt. Farming is the occupation with most workers. The first paper mill was built in Germantown Pennsylvania.
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U. S
Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis Exposition
William Howard Taft
Germantown
Lessons in English by L Gordon Mundane Word Study
Daily primer by L Gordon notes common usage errors and pronunciation. The column covers misused phrases, mispronunciations such as Haiti, misspellings like poll, and offers a vocabulary tip urging readers to master one word daily with the example mundane meaning worldly and earthly.
How Can I
This page presents citizen Q and A tips by Anne Ashley addressing household safety and care. It explains dusting tiny glass splinters with absorbent cotton, reviving stale bread by moist paper and brief oven warmth, and removing eye grit with a drop of castor oil.
Feathery hitch hikers found under hood in Montana
Bozeman Montana mechanic crew discovered a nest with three sparrows under the hood of farmer William McGinley s car. McGinley drives carefully as the nest is rescued and the birds remain unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman, Mont
William McGinley
Tire theft prank at Beatrice filing station returns note
Beatrice Nebraska filing station owner Willis Siems found a stolen tire back in place the next day. A humorous vote attached to the tire read Sorry, the tire wouldn't fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Willis Siems
Siema
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Southern Textile Group
P.H.A. Loans
Tures
McKenney
Pullman
H. D Saunders
High Point
WN. C
Southern Railway System
Wachovia
Salisbury
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Doctor Disney
Akudo
Mickey Mouse
Walt Disney
University of Southern California
Roberta Lee
A. C. Gordon
L. Gordon
Anne Ashley
Rose Furniture Co
Kester Bros
Py Athos
Frand
Public Works Administration
Westinghouse
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Rose Furniture
South Main Street
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