Teen age fashion shifts to chic yet modest styles
New York designs aim to please both fourteen year olds and their mothers with youthful yet sophisticated outfits. Descriptions include silk afternoon dresses with organdy jabots, Deanna Durbin inspired prints, Junior Prom options in white crepe with gold leaf embroidery, two piece looks, shirtwaist dresses in navy with white polka dots, and casual week end wear in striped cottons and pastel linens suitable for school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NEA
New York
Deanna Durbin
Guiding Fashion Light
Deanna
Fishing Season Opens in Tar Heel Waters
Raleigh reports fishing weather as the season begins in western mountains to the eastern seacoast. Bob Thompson of the Conservation and Development Bureau says bass came to anglers with rod and frog lure. McCullers hooked a bass that carried a Plunk er and Heddon Vamp lure, confirming the tale of a big catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State
Ens Bureau
Department Conservation and Development
Bob Thompson
Bureau
Tar Heel
Great Sity Mountains
McCullers
Trout Tale From Andrews County
Calvin Sawyer hooked a large rainbow trout in his section near Andrews County. He landed a beauty measuring about 20 inches in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Sawyer
Andrewswain County
Clayton duo uncovers nine pound three ounce catch
In central North Carolina Duam e Cullers of Clayton pulled a small Angier pend ing nine pounds and three ounces from the water. The two anglers reported the catch during a local outing along the Neuse River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Duame Cullers of
Clayton
Lake Lure Sees Record Opening Day for Fishing Season
Lake Lure posted its largest opening day in history as the resort resumes prizes for the season. Contest offers prizes for the largest fish in bream bass and crappie categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lure
Asheville Angler Catches Limit Each Day at Smoky Stream
Dave Felkel, a seasoned angler from Asheville, reported catching his limit on all three days fishing a stream along the Great Smoky Mountains Park boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Felkel
Asheville
Great Smoky Park
Galaxy of catches off Wrightsville Beach reported
Ed McLaurin notes a bounty of mackerel from Wrightsville Beach waters as Captain Clyde Piner's Lucille lands 56 fish. Capt. Marry Moore and L. P. Callahan fished together for a productive trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McLaurin
Wrightsville Beach
B. W. Crutchheld
W. R. Perry
C. E. Harrell
G. B. Nolen
Clyde Piner
Lucille
Marry Moore
L. P. Callahan Togeth
Fishermen Report Mixed Hauls Along Coast
In Wrightsville Capt. Billy Moore with four aboard brought in 34 Spanish mackerel and bluefish. Another party of five led by Capt. Paul Hanaman landed 12 mackerel three blues and 72 blackfish. One vessel Althea B. captained by Frank Brown yielded 200 pounds of blackfish. A separate group caught six bluefish 15 bonito and 42 blackfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Billy Moore
Paul Hanaman
Frank Brown
Southport Tide of Deep water Fishing Expands
W B Keziah reports first cere catch of the year by a Fayetteville party. He says the gulf stream near Southport is alive with barracuda, dolphin and amberjack and the town has added several boats to its deep water fleet to pursue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Keziah
Southport
Fayetteville
Keziah
Gulf Stream
Thirty Drum Tale From Manteo Attracts Attention
From Manteo a drum marked 30 on its tail was pulled from Oregon Inez by Dixon attorney and boatmen Fearing and Mackie. The 30 drum weighed 30 pounds, part of a 21 drum catch in two hours by Mr and Mrs Dixon. Catches of six to 21 drum per boat are common at Manteo. The corner calls it Thirty, meaning that is all there is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manteo
Oregon
Inez
Sherwood Dixon
Dixon, Ill
Dixon
Fearing and
Mackie
Death Notice James F Jarrett 75 North Carolina resident
James P F Jarrett 75 well known Trinity route two resident died suddenly at home after an extended illness Survivors include wife Rebecca Freeman Jarrett seven daughters five sons one half brother and one sister He was a member of Westfield Baptist Church Randolph County funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m in church cemetery service officiated by the church burial in church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Jarrett
Enterprise
Thomasville
James PF. Jarrett
Trinity Route Two
Edison
Rebecca Swaney Jarrett
Rebecca Freeman Jarrett
Alice Tysinger
Trinity
Francis Talbert
Asheboro
Ida Mae
Rebecca
Carol
Ruby Lee
Anne Marie
Stafford
Mebane
John
Greensboro
Robert
Randolph
James
Guy
Lewis Jarrett
Emma Jarrett
Westfield Baptist Church
Randolph County
Experimental car features described with unique air cooled brakes
An experimental vehicle showcases 13 inch tires and airplane style sirocco air cooled brakes. Front fenders include retractile headlamps and inbuilt running boards, concealed by the car doors with door windows raised and lowered via regulators on the instrument panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirocco
Whaling Fleets Return With Whale Meat Plans to Sell
Japanese whaling ships return from the Antarctic with large amounts of meat and plan to market it as an economical beef substitute despite local distaste in Zealand, drawing praise for their resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Zealand
Russian Motorcyclists Chase Hill Climb Honors
Motorcyclists in Russia take on extreme hill climb tests with fierce competition. Women join men in the struggle for honors, showcasing skill and determination in a demanding sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italian freighter Villaperosi attacked in libel suit
The 3621 ton Italian freighter Villaperosi, loading scrap iron in Wilmington when war was declared, was attacked by a U S Marshal in a libel suit filed by Asiatic Petroleum Corp. Reports from Durban note rising use of witch doctors by Zulus and a growing trend of professional nursing among native girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Italy
U. S
Asiatic Petroleum Corporation
Durban
Natal
Appeal Hearing Set On Pisgah Forest Game Laws
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Asheville will hear a Monday appeal by North Carolina to block Raleigh district court orders barring enforcement of state game laws on Pisgah lands. The United States argues federal jurisdiction over the preserve and exempt status of its hunts, with interventions by Michigan Attorney General Campfire Clubs of America and the North Carolina Hunters and Fishermen’s Association seeking to overturn the district ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Pisgah Forest
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Raleigh U. S. District Court
Pisgah
Attorney General of
Michigan
Campfire Clubs of America
Hunters and Fishermen's Association
District Court
United States
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Claims Fast Results
An old home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with a quart of water and the juice of four lemons to relieve rheumatic or neuritis pain. The advertisement promises results within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee, with sales through Mann Eckerd Walgreen and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann, Eckerd’s
Walgreen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vera West
Hollywood
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Milton Chapman
Chapman
Sirection
Milton M. Chapman
Ocean Forest Hotel
Myrtle Beach, S.C
Rose
Tussy
DuPont
NoMend
California
Garay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!