Mrs E W Cates Hosts Thomasville Phi Beta Club
A March meeting of the Thomasville Phi Beta Club was hosted by Mrs E W Cates at her home on Guilford Avenue. The program featured a sketch of historian William E D and discussion of James M Eatman. Guests and club members enjoyed a two course repast with jonquils as centerpieces.
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Thomasville
Friafternoon
E. W. Cates
Est Suilford Avenue
Charles Lambeth
Reece Harville
Lois Johnson
Harville
William E.d
North Carolina
Chicago
United States Ambassa
Germany
Johnson
James Meat & Man
As & Ight
Therine Lambeth
John
Barrie
Shara
Mrs
Ing
Mesdames Charlies
Lam R. L. Lambeth
Reece Harlie
C. H. Newby
Ralph Wil
Paul Newton
Frank Lam
James Lambeth
Misses Johnson
Mamie Harris
Erine Lambeth
Walter Rapp
Thursday Bridge Club
Rapp
Parket
Bert Rapp
Cox
Beulah Norment
Esther Chatfield
Lucy Hazelwood
Clarise Rose
Margaret Woodward
Allene Rigby
Mary Hudgins
Banks Foreman
Red blood cell support tonic promises renewed energy
An old catalog-style notice touts a tonic claimed to normalize digestion and rebuild blood oxygen. It promotes improved energy, appetite, sleep, and nerves, mentioning mineral elements and a two week supply in economy and regular sizes sold at drug stores.
Erlanger and Nokomis Mills Curtail Schedules
In Lexington on March 11 gradual curtailment at the Erlanger and Nokomis cotton mills is linked to weak cloth market conditions. The mills, producing crinkle and other fancy weaves, face heavy losses if production continues as demand for seasonal designs remains soft. Future actions depend on market trends.
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Lexington
Erlanger
Nokomis
Filing Opens for Lexington May Ballot
Lexington officials say petitions for municipal offices in the May election are due by April 6 at midnight, based on a 30 day prior rule. City Attorney Critcker notes confusion in the charter and state law but confirms several weeks remain to file. The 1933 and 1931 rulings set precedents for nomination deadlines. No further evidence of a natural death for the famed wild elephant exists.
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Lexington
Emery EB. Raper
Critcker
Forty North Carolina legislators draw no pay for present term
Forty of the state's 170 lawmakers have taken no salary as 60 days of the session close. With an expected lengthy session and Rising costs, observers note 600 a term may be insufficient and a constitutional amendment would be needed for higher pay.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
A. Paul Raleigh
General Assembly
Bell
Charlotte
Bailey
Plymouth
Burrus
High Point
Blanton
Marion
Clark
Tarboro
Grady
Kenly
Hill
Durham
Johnson
Bumcombe
Mason
Gastonia
New
Catawba
Cherry
Gaston
Baley
Haywood
Don Johnston
Iredell
Lee
Johnston
Rouse
Lenoir
Peterson
Mitchell
Fenner
Nash
Paylor
Blount
Pitt
Kelley
Sampson
Falkner
Vance
Douglass
Wake
O'Berry
Andrews Wayne
Raleigh
Baush Wins Action In Anti Trust Suit
A jury in Hartford awarded Baush Machine Tool Company of Springfield damages of 956300 against Aluminum Company of America for alleged monopolistic practices under the Sherman act. The verdict follows a long antitrust trial in U S district court Saturday night.
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Hartford
Mar
United States District Court
Baush Machine Tool Company
Springfield
Mass
Aluminum Company of America
Judge Hower Triples Damages to 2.87 Million in Verdict
Based on the verdict Judge Harland B. Hower tripled the awarded damages to total 2,868,900 dollars. The defendant filed notice of appeal or related action following the ruling and payment order.
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Harland B. Hower
Newton Hose Mill Addition Started
Work has begun on a $30,000 two story addition to the Ridgeway Hosiery Mill in Newton. The plant currently employs 300 workers and the expansion, to be completed by June, will create many new jobs.
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Newton
Ridgeway
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Tohomasville
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Chapel Hill
Rrnett Herring
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Chapel
Louise McMillan
A. C. Waggoner
Leakeville
W. P. Tudor
Westin Street
Walter Newby
Little Ghter
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R Home
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Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
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Mildred Jennings
T. Lambeth, Jr
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Carson Cox
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A. W. Hawthorne
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Charles F. Phillips
Mamie Karria
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G. Marshall Hoover
R. G. Jennings
CG. B. Griffin
Main Street School
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R. 8
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Miss Smith
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Green
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P.T. A. Fund
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C. M. Howell
A. H. Ragan
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Decie Chambers
Carthage
Mrs. M
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Nokomis Mills
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Jacksonville
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Paul Thompson
Chicago Black Hawks
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M. E.S.T
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Baush
Newton Hose Mill
Vicks Vaporub
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