Legion Auxiliary holds regular monthly meeting in Lexington
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Hut on Monday night June 13 with 23 members and four visitors. Poppy day raised 68.48 while the treasuries carried 98.99 and 71.83. Memorial Day graves were decorated and a Flag Day program featured poems and readings. Officers and delegates for Asheville were elected. The afternoon also covered club notes and social events.
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Wee
Lexington
American Legion Auxiliary
America
J. F. Mays
John Totten
Tussey
Mary Trice
Chas. Young
Sadie Cecil
Alice Virginia Trice
Fred Welch
Oliver Thomason
W. A. Watson
John McDonald
Paul Carr
James A. Leonard
Asheville
M. H. Shumway
Minnie Layden
Harvey Shoaf
H. B. Olive
The
Woman's Club
Ella Mae Judd
South Main Street
John C. Bower
D. Swaim
John Craver
John Bame
Lilly Moore
Carl Owen
R. Grady Sheaf
General Club
Shoat
Joseph Hergesheimer
Bower
George Ades
John Hodges
C. D. Hunt
Fred Cox
Shoaf
J. L. Bullard
S. D
Kellogg's Red and Green Package Noted for Quality
Kellogg in Battle Creek advertises a red and green package with a quality guarantee. The brief promo highlights factory origin and assurance of product excellence.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
The Story of Sue and Jack in a Luncheon Scene
Sue Thornton confronts jealousy after seeing Jack with another woman at a restaurant. She alters her appearance to seek attention and plans retribution, then calls Arnold Page to cancel a downtown work arrangement but remains consumed by the incident. The encounter fuels doubt about her relationship and her future with Jack.
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Ellen Owen
James English
Martinsville
H. C. Gaskins
Harry, Jr
Baltimore
W. E. Sparger
Curtis L. Koontz
Rocky
H. Batley
C. M. Codfelter
A. G. Jones
Jack
Sue
Ted
Sarah
Arnold Page
Sue Thornton
Page
Wisconsin researchers study vitamin A sources in hens
Pure Carotin, the yellow pigment in carrots and tomatoes, is the common vitamin A source though vitamin A is colorless. University of Wisconsin agricul ture researchers found that feeding pure carotin to laying hens does not notably darken yolk color, while crude carotin extract does alter yolk pigmentation, implying other colored compounds drive yolk color.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Alaska sable fur trade term for common skunk fur
Alaska sable is the trade name used for the fur of the common skunk. The phrase identifies a market label rather than a distinct species.
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Alaska
First Aerial Hitch-Hikers Highlight Owosso Team
Owosso Michigan youths Don Galloway and Robert Lamont become the town's first aerial hitch-hikers after Major Floyd Evans of the state board of aeronautics lands and grants a ride to Lansing. The pair then ride back to Owosso along the highways.
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Owosso
Mich
Don Galloway
Robert Lamont
Owosto
Floyd Evans
State Board of Aeronautics
Lansing
Evans
Galloway
Lamont
Re elected Hiram Maxim to 19th ARRL presidency
Hartford. Hiram Percy Maxim, head of the municipal aviation commission and creator of the Maxim silencer, has been re elected for his 19th term as president of the American Radio Relay League.
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Hartford
Conn
Hiram Percy Maxim
Municipal Aviation Commission
Maxim
American Radio Relay League
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Lexington Legion Auxiliary
Joe McCrary
C. W. Trice
Richard Davis
Elizabeth Cullum
Ss. C
Do. Trice
R. Grady Shoaf
Holt Hunt
Raymond Ward
John H. Cowles
J. B. Jones
J. R. Terry
Shirley
Mrs
B. F. Nifong
W. H. Carmichael
Zeb Dilston
Highway 66
Oliver Peacock
Hayden Hooper
Mayme Fountain
North Main Street
Meta Baker
Vivian Smith
Elma Michael
R. L. Green
West First Avenue
Frank Holton
Paul Hinkle
Bobbie Green
Nell Conrad
High Point
Mary Frances Hege
Fred Griffiths
Cardiff
Wales
J. F. Spruill
New York
Alice Mae Mege
Emery Hege
Asheboro
Kellogg’s
Margery Hale
Qwosse
Bottling Company
Greensboro, N. C
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