Martha Brittain and Betty Haynes vanishing on coast trip
Martha Brittain and Betty Haynes, stranded in San Diego, accept an assignment with Airspeed Trailers and travel up the coast. Betty disappears with a blond roadster associate while Martha, warned by a manager, pledges to pursue to San Francisco as police monitor Speddon and Gerry Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brittain
Betty Haynees
California
San Diego
Airspeed Trailer Company
West Coast
Arnold Sloss
Airspeed Company
Bond
Gerry Neal
Neal
Jack Speddon
Long Beach
Speddon
Betty
Martha
Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Miss Brittain
Los Angeles
Auto
Golden State Auto Park
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Betty Haynes
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Kernersville M. E. Church Circles Meet
Circle two of the Woman's Missionary Society met in Kernersville on Tuesday afternoon with Miss Bertha Fulp and Mrs. W. H. Morton as hostesses. Mrs. R. C. Morris chaired and Mrs. J. C. Ragland led devotionals with the Easter story. The group heard reports, thanks cards, and a talk by Mrs. W. C. Stafford on The Bishop Crusade World Peace and World Temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Bertha Fulp
W. H. Morton
R. C. Morris
J. C. Ragland
W. C. Stafford
Gilmer Smith
Woman's Missionary Society
M. E. Church
E. R. Morris
Mary Linville
John
J. C. Bodenheimer
Randleman PTA Sponsors Social Parties This Week
In Randleman on March 29 the local PTA held two parties at Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Matthews home. A rock party Tuesday yielded Dr. W. F. Mathews high score and a shaving set while Miss Scott won a compact. Wednesday's contract bridge event saw Mr. and Mrs. Av. H. Carpenter claim high score and novelties. Sandwiches and Russian tea accompanied the gathering. W. H. Trogdon of Worthville cotton mill enjoyed a birthday dinner hosted by his wife with guests from mill staff including O. R. Black, B. W. Price, L. Pierce, W. B. Kennedy and C. F. Allred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Trogdon
Worthville
CHECK SOUGHT ON WEED WILT
Enterprise Bureau reports Raleigh March 29 Rotar ion of crops will not save tobacco from Granville Wilt unless carrier weeds are destroyed. Weeds such as ragweed stick weed Jimson weed cockle bur croton horse nettle Spanish needles and black nightshade host wilt organisms. Fields must be kept clear of all weeds to control the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Granville
E. G. Moss
State Department of Agriculture
Oxford
Thomasville Woman to Play in North and South Tourney
Miss Alliene Hoover leaves for Pinehurst to compete in the North and South Golf Tournament at Pinehurst Country Club next week. She is a leading feminine shotmaker and will also take part in major spring events, opening the season with a Southern Pines tournament on March 24-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alliene Hoover
Pinehurst
Pinehurst Country Club
Southern Pines
Hoover
Mary Alice Hoover
Make Snappy Shirtfrock In No Time Says Marian Martin
Marian Martin unveils Pattern 9208 a quick to sew shirtwaisted frock with slashed raglan sleeves and action back. Choose crisp linen cotton or shanting. sizes 14 to 42. fabrics and chart included. order with 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Martin Martin
Marian Martin Lew
The
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
L R Johnston to Teach at U N Summer School
Prof L R Johnston former Hawthorne N J high school principal has been named to the faculty of the University of North Carolina Evelyn Lyles summer school He will direct secondary education work during the second session and will join New York University faculty for the first term Administrative Dean R B House announced that other distinguished visiting professors will teach at Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
Hawthorne
N. J
University of North Carolina
Johnston
New York University
Chapel Hill
University
R. B. House
Modern highways adopt rubber filler over asphalt joints
Rubber serves as the preferred filler between concrete road joints, while the older asphalt method declines. Asphalt fails to recede into holes after expansion, creating ridges on the surface and prompting the switch to rubber in highway construction.
Tire bill could drop twenty five percent with better tire care
The nation's tire bill would be reduced about 25 per cent if motorists took better care of their tires.
Koonts Wood Vows Taken In Lexington
Miss Willie Beatrics Koonts became the bride of Mr. S Wood in a simple ceremony at Reverend J C Leonard's home. The couple plans a bridal trip to Virginia and Washington, then will reside in Lexington. Mrs. Wood is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Koonts and a NC College for Women graduate. Mr. Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. A F Wood, works with the Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Paddison
Magnolia and
Cypress Gardens
Charleston
S. C
Rachel Stockton
Theresa Snow
Greensboro
Jack Watson
Dillon
Mra J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Cadie Lindsay
Florence
U S. C
R. S. Daily
Reidsville
J. R. Blackwell
Jim Spears
Anne
Vienna
Bess Hastings
Joe Pinnix
Charlie McMichael, Jr
Lara Beard
Mt. Airy
Johnnie Deaton
Rufus Deaton
Deaton
Spartanburg, D. C
Lexington
Willie Beatrics Koo
S Wood
J. C. Leonard
Wood
Virginia
Wington
D. C
City
Local Couples Share Sunday Visits and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Roby Freedle and Betty Jane and Billie Jean ard spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Williams in Mo ville. Mrs John Craver recovering from influ illness. Mr and Mrs J A Walser and Mrs Berry Goings visited Winston Salem. Hoyt Wills hosted relatives in Mooresville. L O Kearns shopped in High Point. W C Goings announce the birth of a daughter Emma Sue at Davidson hospital weighing eight pounds three ounces. Mother and child reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Will Bean
John Williams
Greensboro
Bill Wrenn
Cedar Falls
C. B. Wise
D. P. Williams
Worthville
A. R. McCollum
M. A. Rietzel
Virginia Dorsett
Vance Dorsett
Ruby Hudson
Ethel Millikan
Cletus Brookshire
High Point
Mary Hudson
Concord
Johnson
Mary Long Ford
Franklinton
W. F. Matthews
Tula Davis
Dixie Helms
Merdith College
Lloyd Hussey
Randolph Hospital
N. N. Newlin
James Wright
Basil Fogleman
Ira Ward
Worth Kirkman
Gray's Chapel
Clara Pugh
Thomasville
George Frazier
Roby Freedle
Betty Jane
Billie Jeanard
Lloyd Williams
Moville
John Craver
J. A. Walser
Berry Goings
Winston-Salem
Hoyt Wills
Mooresville
L. O. Kearns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Miss Brit
M. E
Randleman
Arthur Counil
John Satterfield
Mary Council
Danville
John Council
Mandie Owens
Seagrove
Rose Parrish
Parrish
Durham
Mary Hardin Scott
Siler City
Cora Scott
Sanford
Mary Scott
Mildred Herring
Lewisburg
Herring
Ise Lucille Freeman
A. B. Freeman
Dolt
Add Farlow
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Greedmore
Pinehurst Club
Paul Snell
Paul, Jr
Tommy
Wilmington
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
Owanee Everhart
Petersburg
Douglas Wall
Lena Pratt
Ridgeland
Erwin Stone
Spartanburg
City Memorial Hospital
R. M. Cooksey
Bettie Higgins
Washington, D. C
Bob Cooksey
Horton C. Ryan
Horton D. Ryan
T. A. Stokes
Websters’ Grove
Ryan
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
Cramer Bodie
Janet Elizabeth
Fisher Ferry Street
High Point Hospital
Frances Griffin
U.N
Evelyn Lyles
Greensboro College
Miss Lyles
George Lyles
McCallie School
Chattanooga
W. F. Brinkley
Salisbury Street
Brinkley
Frank Holton
Fous
Holton
Paul Hale
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