Kernersville DAR Meets at Oak Ridge Home
The Joseph Kerner Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Oak Ridge with Mrs Zack Whitaker presiding in regent’s absence. The program included a report on a Kernersville school patriotic event and readings on North Carolina before the Revolution. An April meeting is planned for High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mar
Jal
Joseph Kernerapter
Zack
Frank Whitaker
Oak Ridge
Clay V. Ring
Bk. N. Allen
Re. J. P. Atkins
Zack Whitaker
Will Snow
Samce, Jr
Caro
Resinol Ointment and Soap Say Relief for Eczema
Doctors recommend Resinol Ointment and Soap to ease itching and burning from eczema. The oily ointment protects tender skin, soothes irritation, aids healing, and has been trusted for over 40 years. Get a jar and a cake of soap at any store or request a free sample from Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept
Baltimore
Drunk Man Requests Arrest To booze up in Jail
A well dressed man, slightly intoxicated, asks Sergeant J O Pike to arrest him to sober up. The officer, after 14 years on the force, complies by calling a cruising car to take him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Pike
Police Department
North Main
Washington
Pike
Au Fair Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Griffith
Mrs J J Griffith hosted Au Fair Bridge Club at her home Monday evening with jonquils spirea and forsythia in vases. Two tables played contract. high score won dusting powder for Mrs D L Donnell and sport handkerchief for Mrs Zack L Whitaker. low score perfume for Mrs Philip Korner. Mrs Griffith received a handkerchief shower and guest keepsakes. ice course served. attendees included Clay Ring Edgar Shore Carl Kerner Jr R Paddison Philip Kerner D L Donnell and Zack L Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Griffith
Au Fair Bridge Club
D.L. Donnell
Zack L. Whitaker
Philip Korner
Griffith
Good Fellows Club Hosts CCC Director Tonight
Educational Director James of the CCC camp will address the Good Fellows club at the YMCA tonight at 6:20. Delegates from this city will report on the first annual Young Men's conference held in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Felows Club
James
CCC
Good Fellows Club
Winston-Salem
DeSoto valued at 800 stolen from hospital front
V Kester of Greensboro road reported his 1938 DeSoto stolen from in front of Burrus Memorial Hospital on Boulevard after 8 o clock. The car was valued at $800 and bore state highway plates 243 350. A reward was offered for its return.
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V. Kester
Greensboro Road
DeSoto
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Boulevard
Licenses Of Four Men Were Revoked In Raleigh
Four High Point drivers had their licenses revoked for one year by the North Carolina Department of Revenue after drunken driving convictions. The affected are W. L. Woodell of 210 West Lexington Avenue, C. G. Southern of 1242 South Main Street, J. H. Nicholson of 524 Centennial Avenue, and Groome Fulton of 700 Thissell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
New Vassarette Girdle Styles Boost Figure Slimming
Advert says two favorite Vassarette undergarments improve silhouette with a new Bandeau and form fitting lines. It claims the Number 5 Girdle offers comfortable control at the waist and hips while keeping activity easy, with the Pantie-Girdle supporting a sleek shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassarette
King
Vassar
Modern Etiquette Advice by Roberta Lee
A column on proper manners suggests engraving telephone numbers only on business cards and preferring home or house to describe one’s residence. It also advises that in homes without a maid, family members should pass dishes rather than wait on others at table.
Thomasville Garden Club Meeting Held at Bevan Home
Mrs. R. D. Bevan hosted the Thomasville Garden club meeting at Lexington avenue with Mrs. J. Clyde Allman as associate hostess. W. B. Long presided. D. F. Helms joined the club. a nominating committee was named to report a new slate at the next gathering. P. A. Jones from High Point spoke on perennials before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. D. Bevan
Garden Club
Lexington Avenue
J. Clyde Allman
W. 8. Long
D. F. Helms
Mesdames G. M Hoover
C. L. Harris
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet at Emerywood Club
Alexander Martin chapter DAR members J B Lambeth G M Hoover F S Lambeth George D Finch and John R Myers attended the Emerywood Country Club meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs H Way Russell returns from New York City where she attended the International Convention of Beauty Shop Owners. A group including Mrs A G Jennings Mrs J B Bruton Mrs R L Ward Miss Sallie McCracken and Mrs Beamon left for Charlotte to attend the state WMU meeting of the First Baptist Church, returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames J. B. Lambeth
G. M. Hoover
F. S. Lambeth
George D. Finch
John R. Myers
H. Way Russell
New York City
Beauty Shop Owners
G. Jennings
J. B. Bruton
R. L. Ward
Sallie McCracken
Beamon
Charlotte
Woman's Missionary Union
The
First Baptist Church
Missionary Societies Hold Meetings at Local Homes
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society met at Mrs. Paul Green's home with associate hostesses and elected Mamie Harris delegate to the Mount Airy missionary conference. Grace Lutheran Missionary Auxiliary met at Mrs. A. L. Sullivan's home with 43 attendees as Mrs. Everett Welborn led a discussion on The American Negro and a Think Offering Thought was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Tuttle
Paul Green
Gladys Herring
Florence Lawrence
Bain Johnson
Mra
Mery Perryman
Chas
F. Phillips
J. BE. Lawing
Stanley BE. Jones
The
Christian Herald
Sallie Clodfelt
Grace Lutheran Missionary Auxiliary
A. L. Sullivan
Harry Jenkins
B. C. Ritchie
Everett Welborn
Bob Tolen
State Nurses Exams Set for April 14 16
Raleigh officials announced state nurse examinations for license seekers will be held April 14 16. Miss Bessie M Chapman secretary of the board of nurse examiners said applications must be filed by April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Bessie M. Chapman
The
Board of Nurse Examiners
Davis fined on assault charge in High Point area
Frank Davis of the High Point Greensboro highway pleaded guilty in jury court to assault with a deadly weapon charge stemming from a December 13 shooting at a filling station. He was fined $10 plus costs and ordered to pay $92 to Floyd Upton. Upton was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Judge Lewis E Teague presided as additional cases were cleared, including J F Morris found guilty of abandonment and non support. Ruby Goff ordered to leave town for operating a disorderly house. Dewey Hill found not guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. A Hill and Dr G G Perry were dismissed for reckless driving. Earl Pell not pros for violating prohibition law. Solomon Osborne found guilty by jury for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
High Point- Greensboro
Floyd Upton
Davis
Upton
Lewis E. Teague
J. F. Morris
Ruby Goff
Dewey Hill
Bill to Validate Sanitary District Ratified in Senate
Senate passes House Bill 535 to validate the sanitary district formed at Trinity and Archdale in Guilford and Randolph counties. The measure preserves the district board of commissioners George B. Craven Mrs. R. P. Royer and Joseph Weaver serving through 1940.
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Senate
Rupert T. Pickens
Davis
Randolph County
Guilford
Randolph Counties
Trinity and
Arshdale
Sanitary District Board of Commissioners
George B. Craven
R. P. Royer
Joseph Weaver
Edam Cheese Marketed Mainly in Alkmaar
Produced in the northern Netherlands, Edam cheese is marketed principally in Alkmaar, highlighting regional production and distribution patterns for this specialty dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Alkmaar
Post Office Receives About Twenty Million Dead Letters
Each year roughly 20 million letters reach the Dead Letter division of the United States Post Office. The agency processes undeliverable mail, seeking to recover correct addresses and return items where possible and dispose of those without identifiable information.
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U. S. Post Office
Hoe Confined By Illness For Minister Meeting
Lieutenant Commissioner Ed ward Hoe of the Salvation Army, who was to address the ministers association and lead the prayer service, is ill and unable to travel to the city. The ministers will meet next Monday at Wesley Memorial church at 10 o clock. Dr BE Blackard will preach the prayer service at Wesley Memorial tonight. Hoe remains seriously ill in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hoe
Salvation Army
Ministers Association
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
BE. H. Blackard
Hoe
Winston-Salem
Decrease Shown In Furniture Failures Throughout Nation
February reports show a drop in furniture failures across retail wholesale and manufacturing. Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency notes 13 failures this February versus 44 in the same month last year, with only four failures in the related category.
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Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency
How to remember dates and fix cane chairs
A reader suggests placing a large calendar in the kitchen and jotting important dates on it as a constant reminder. For cane-seated chairs sagging, sponge with a salt water solution to tighten the seats. To improve baked bananas, flatten and dip in lemon juice before crumb coating and baking.
Regional Business Failures Report by Industry and State
Last month saw numerous wholesale and manufacturing failures, with fourteen reported for February 1936. In retail, failures totaled sixteen across Pennsylvania Texas and New York with single incidents in Connecticut Florida Maryland Massachusetts Oklahoma and Wisconsin. New York led wholesale manufacturer failures with three while Vermont accounted for one.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Connecticut
Florida
Maryland
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Vermont
Mrs Clyde Turner Addresses Meeting Missionary Groups
Mrs J Clyde Turner of Greensboro delivered the president's address at the annual Woman's Missionary Union convention in Charlotte on Christ for the World The World for Christ. Miss Isabelle Coleman of Richmond spoke on Glorifying the Father Around the World and tonight's program includes Dr Y C Ching of Shanghai China Mrs W E B Allen of Rio de Janeiro and the Rev Co a Stumph of Albuquerque N M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
Woman's Missionary Union
Isabelle Coleman
Richmond
Y. C. Ching
Shanghai
China
W. EB. Allen
Rio de Janeiro
Co, A Stumph
Albuquerque, N
Day Jones Marriage Announced In Danville Va
Announcement of marriage between Miss Margaret Day and Albert G. Jones in Danville Virginia on March 2 1937 officiated by Rev Pred Chennault. Witnesses included Miss Maxine Day Mrs Lonnie Jones Ray and Megers Elmer Jones and Walter Bryson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Day
Albert G. Jones
Danville
Pred Chennault
Maxine Day
Lonnie Jones Ray
Megers
Elmer Jones
Walter Bryson
Proctor announces birth of son Kenneth Allen
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Proctor Jr. announce the birth of Kenneth Allen on March 5 at their Mechanicsville home. Mrs. Proctor, formerly Beatrice Burns of High Point, is the bride of J. Lonnie Jones’s daughter from 1133 Tryon Street, now residing at 1909 East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuleka Day
J. 8. Day
Mr. Jones
S. Lonnie Jones
Tryon Street
East Green Street
A. G. Proctor, Jr
Kenneth Allen
Mechanicsville
Proctor
Beatrice Burns
High Point
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A.R. Hasard
Don Headen
Izzie Gooch
By Roberta Lee
Thomasville Garden Club
Thomas E. Pugh
Wolverine
Weber
East Commerce M
Lumber Coa
Helen Welshimer
Bae
Pittsburgh
S. Main
By Anne Ashley
Clyde Turner
Day-Jones
Ree Leef
Capucline
WEAF
Gladys
Swarthout
Frank Chapman
Eleanor Howe
America
Central Ice Delivery Co
High Street
Auto Supply CO
North Main Street
High Point, N.C
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