Society notes reveal weekend travel and visits across towns
Miss Mayme Ellis visits Richmond for a brother's appendectomy recovery weekend. Nell Adams returns from South Amboy and New York with Edna Chase. Annie Yow from Thomasville and Jennie Brown from Concord visit. Mr and Mrs John Horney travel to Waynesville. Bess Lee Page hosts in Emerywood. Styers depart for Florida. Ingram family heads to Asheville. Emily Hedgecock returns from Sanford. Warricks, Kneece visit Hedgecock home. Cook visits Chattanooga. Sherrod returns from Statesville. Thomas Gold Jr. spends UNC spring vacation.
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Nell Adams
South Amboy
N. J
New York
Washington, D. C
Edna Chase
North Main Street
Coed Returns Home With Family From Charlotte Visit
The Cutest Co-Ed and her parents Mr. and Mrs. T J Gold of Oakwood court and Mrs Charles Spencer with Miss Nell McClure of Jamestown return home after a week in Charlotte with friends and relatives. They were accompanied by grandmother Mrs R H Mc Clellan.
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S. R. Styers
Briggs Avenue
Florida
Mrs
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Charles Spencer
Nell McClure
Jamestown
Charlotte
R. H. McClellan
League of Women Voters Marks Ten Years Of Activity
The League of Women Voters from coast to coast marks ten years of voting activism with meetings in North Carolina including a luncheon and radio addresses from New York. Carrie Chapman Catt and Belle Sherwin will speak on founders' hopes and member discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Mexico
Canada
League
North Carolina
New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
Belle Sherwin
National League
Roosevelt
United States
Voters Service
North Carolina League
Iron saucepans cleaned with soda water and brush
Use hot soda water and a stiff brush to clean iron saucepans. Wiping them out first with newspaper makes the task easier and less tedious.
Social Entertaining in Lexington Sorosis Circles
Mrs. Raper hosts Lexington Sorosis Club at Hillcrest home with program on The Autobiography of a Woman Soldier Flora Sandes. Guests include Katherine Jordan and E E Raper. Event features two course supper and floral decor. multiple bridge and rock club gatherings held at local homes with yellow jonquils and Godey print prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sorosis Club
Paul R. Raper
Hillcrest
J. F. Spruill
R. L. Burkhead
James Adderton
J. M. Gamewell
Charles Davis
R.L
Brantley H. Finch
Katherine Jordan
New York City
Ira Brinkley
W. B. Hunt
Jordan
Mary Raper
Paul Raper
W. O. Burgin
Paul Bernhardt
C. H. Thompson
Woodrow McKay
W. F. Brinkley
C. Wall
George Kempton
Asheville
Jamesl. Gordon
L. M. Grimes
William E. Raper
West Center Street
Hill Smith
A. H. Michael
Lillian Bethea Rape
T. V. Kirkman
West Second Avenue
Charles Young
Godey
Fred Hackney
Harold Willis
Bruce Rothrock
Planting tips for shrubs perennials and bulbs in High Point
The article urges timely transplanting of shrubs and evergreens with earth balls, notes perennials can be moved now though some varieties are better planted in fall, and highlights bulbs as a productive, easy option. It also calls for careful disposal of sold stock and promotes bulbs and perennials for lasting garden screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Emerywood
Emerywood West
Eand
Modern Kitchen Planning and Home Improvements Ad
Advertises Curtis unit cabinets and Smith Supply Co as dealers, promotes kitchen and bath design, landscape planning by C G Mackintosh, emphasizes decorative plumbing fixtures, remodeling services by Red Rowe Heating and Plumbing Co, and Kelvinator refrigerators via Kester Furniture Co with a ten day half price photo event at Stephens Studio for children at 520 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Smith Supply CO
Stephens Studio
North Main Street
RED Rowe Heating and Plumbing CO
High Point Steam Laundry offers home cleaning service
Housecleaning operations at the American Theatre have continued for weeks with lobby redecoration. Carpeting covers aisles and velvet drapery hangs in wings and boxes to absorb sound and improve picture clarity. The theater, under new management, aims to meet patrons needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Steam Laundry
Cars Still Way In Front in Nation’s Transport Mix
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce reports 2,977 cars for every airplane. There are 9,740 licensed aircraft in the United States, with 3,095 used privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
How to Remove Tar Stains from Fabrics and Autos
Tar stains on rugs or auto upholstery can be removed by applying a mixture of equal parts methylated spirits and ammonia to the affected area. Let the solution sit briefly, then blot and rinse as needed. Use care with solvents and test on an inconspicuous area first.
Machinery Eliminates Grape Stems Before Canning
A newly developed machine removes stems from grapes in preparation for canning. The device streamlines processing, reducing manual labor and speeding up production. It represents a technological advance in fruit preservation and packaging workflows.
Insurance for the family Income plan explained
The Colonial Life promotes its FAMILY INCOME policy as a monthly income to keep the home and guarantee children’s schooling if the husband cannot provide. It invites women to request a contract analysis from home office representatives who will explain the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Life
Home Office
Ensemble vogue in home furnishing blends beauty and utility
The piece notes spring as renovation time with many labor saving devices and new ideas in home furnishings. It describes ensembles created by grouping related pieces with careful color and texture, integrating drapes and accessories for a practical yet charming room and enriching color as a standard in homes.
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Dorothy Sims
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Tex
Dorothy
Thomas B. Sims
University
Hensembles
China
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Mayme Ellis
Richmond
Ernest Ellis
Annie Yow
Thomasville
Jennie Brown
Concord
Ernestine Hayes
Edgedale Drive
John Horney
Raleigh
Waynesville
Bess Lee Page
Matt Wall
C. T. Ingram
Dorothy Ingram
Mrs. Ingram
R. L. Ellis
Biltmore Forest
Emily Hedgecock
Elton Warrick
Sanford
Mrs. Elton Warrick
Miss Eunice Kneece
Mrs. Warrick
J. E. Hedgecock
Clib Drive
H. L. Cook
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. T. Sayre
H. A. Siguaigo
Lucille Sherrod
Herbert Newbold
Statesville
Thomas Gold, Jr
University of North Carolina
Kenmore Coats
Baku
Bankok
Balibundi
Miss Gooch
North Main
Cle
Ee Picton Tunney
Ng Champion
Mrs. Raper
Lexington Sorosis Club
Finch
Vlanting
C. G. Mackintosh
America
Kester Furniture CO
Kelvinators
Kelvinator
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