Warding Of Medals For Speaking at Lexington P T A Meet
Lexington N C May 9 The Cecil school parent teacher association held its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium Observed Fathers are observed The meeting opened with two songs led by the glee club under Miss Harborough direction The annual recitation and declamation contest featured five boys and five girls Medals were awarded to Miss Rachel Hudl and Jimmie Eanes Officers elected for next year include Miss Virla McCrary treasurer and Mrs W McLendon Alma closed with remarks The art exhibits and devotional period followed Secretary Mrs W F Sparger called roll Sunshine Circle directed the program outlining missionary work in the last 60 years by Mrs John Carver
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Lexington
N. C
E Cecil
Arborough
Anu Ve
Rachel Hudm
Jimmie Eanes
W. F. Sparger
Sunshine Circle
John Carver
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Reported
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First M B Church met Monday afternoon on South State Street with president Mrs A Bran k in charge. Mrs J F Burkhart conducted the event.
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M. BH
South State Street
A. ©. Brank
J. F. Burkhart
Loyal Workers of First M E Church Meet at Home
The Loyal Workers class met Monday evening at Mrs. KE Waster’s home on West Second Avenue with Mrs. Roger Lanning as co host. Mrs. Roy Walker presided over a devotional by Mrs. H G Allen themed Mother. Plans to redecorate were discussed and a committee appointed. The social hour featured a Professor Quiz won by Mrs. Lanning and an auction by Mrs. John Craver. Refreshments were served.
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M. E. Church
KE. H. Waster
Second Avenue
Roger Lanning
Roy Walker
H. G. Allen
Joe Holman
Lanning
John Craver
Delegation Of State Clubwomen Heads To Kansas City
The North Carolina delegation of clubwomen led by President Mrs Howard G Etheridge sails for Kansas City for the Triennial Federation meeting May 10 17 with 6000 natives registered. Delegates include J N Britt J W Bunn Mrs W Beasley Mrs R H Latham and others and programs feature speakers from public health welfare and media with tours and social events planned between sessions.
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J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
North Carolina
Presidnt
Howard G. Etheridge
Eville
Kansas
Rale
Mmip
Wilmington
Iuon
R. H. Latham
Asheville
Irman
John D. Robin
Wallace
Johnny Highsmith
George E. Marshall
Mary
Nancy Cox
J. N. Britt
Lumberton
W. Beasley
Colerain
Uis V. Sutton
Parker
Gatesville
A. Fonvielle
M. B. Bennett
Greensboro
J. O. McClelland
Max
Thomas G. Winter
Hollywood
H. G. Reynolds
Kentucky
E. Bailey Price
Pan Pacific Oman's Association
Margaret Cuthbert
National Broadcasting Company
Thomas Parran
United States
Karl Menninger
Topeka
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edgar Co. Lawson
Asheboro Park Beautification Contest Winners Named
Marian Watson fifth grade and Mrs James Riddles sixth grade of West school won first and second in a park beautification contest sponsored by the Asheboro Woman's Club. Judges praised the rock garden pathway and plant borders created by the students. A party and prizes will follow Friday afternoon at the park.
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Heboro
Marian Watson
James Riddles
Department of the Ashe- Woman's Club
Park
Hoor
Treata
Buffet Supper In Kernersville Honors High School Music Pupils
In Kernersville on May 9 a buffet supper at Mrs. Tucker's home honored Mrs. Roberson's high school music pupils who will give a recital Wednesday. Guests included local families, nurses, and teachers. several attendees later attended a tea dance at Salem College.
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Kernersville
Mesdames
M. W. Tucker
Odell Roberson
Salem College
Herman Tucker
Cherryville
Clara Corum
Dorothy Talley
Burrus Hospital
High Point
Miss Corum
M. G. Corum
Samuel Allen
Walter Allen
Elizabeth
N. J
N. J. Mesdames Carl R. Kerner
J. R. Paddison
Edgar Shore
Philip Kerner
W. O. Donnell
Oak Ridge
Bob Wilson
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Kemp C. Wicker
Donald
Washington
Whicker
Jim Spears
Anne
Vienna
Garden and Book Club Hosts Visit with Floral Decor
Mrs King Grogan entertained Garden and Book club members at her Mountain Street home with rose bowls and a paper on Colonial Gardens by Mrs Sam Vance Jr. Gifts were given to Mrs Tom Street. refreshments included salad courses.
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King Grogan
Garden and Book Club
Mountain Street
Walter Allen
Sam Vance, Jr
Colonial Gardens
Tom Street
Roxboro
William Fulp
Amelia Sutton
May Festival and Events Mark Commencement in Randleman
May Article details Randleman high school May Day festival with Queen of May Margaret Emery Pickard, maid of honor Polly Barker, and about 500 children. Senior class events include class poem by Anne Muelle Dorsett, history by Kate Graves, last will by Ned Owens, and senior play The Gang's All Here. Hazel Owens named chief marshal for graduation with aides Dorta McDaniel Doris Pugh and Eugene Wise.
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Randleman
Randleman High School
Margaret Emery Pickard
Polly Barker
Clsea
Anne Muelle Dorsett
Kate Graves
Ned Owens
Richard Lassiter
Hazel Owens
Dorta McDaniel
Doris Pugh
Eugene Wise
May Day Attendees at Woman's College Greensboro
At the May Day festival held Saturday afternoon at the Woman's College in Greensboro, attendees included Misses Rose Parrish Lib Swaim Claud Fox Maud Fox Lucille Freeman and Mrs A B Freeman along with Mr and Mrs EB Talley and Mrs W F Mathews.
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Duke University
Woman's College
Marjorie Winston
Annie Louise Steele
Rockingham
Louise Wannamaker
Durham
Mary Brent Holfiand
New Bern
Virginia Hardesty
Fairmont
W. Va
The
Greensboro
Rose Parrish
Lib Swaim
EB. BE. Talley
W. F. Mathews
Claud and
Maud Fox
Lucille Freeman
A. B. Freeman
Commencement at Randle Man High Opens Friday Night
The class day exercises began Friday night at Randle Man High School with a formal program. Students, faculty, and guests attended as graduates posed for photos and spoke about their achievements.
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Randleman High School
Exer
Randleman Church Gives Farewell Party for Miss Georgia Walker
The Willing Workers of the Randleman Christian church hosted a farewell party for Miss Georgia Walker Monday evening at Mrs. Sam Holland’s home. Games provided entertainment with Miss Leola Voncannon winning the contest prize and refreshments served afterward.
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Randleman Christian Church
Georgia Walker
Sam Holland
Leola Voncannon
Local Visitors Share Weekend Time
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Carpenter visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wall on Sophia route 1 Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox of Asheboro spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. W. F. Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Snyder announce the birth of a son Monday.
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N. H. Carpenter
Charlie Wall
Sophia
Route 1
Charles Fox
Asheboro
W. F. Mathews
Percy Snyder
Mon
Randleman area notes births visits and graduations
Names to note include Shelby Jean born April 26 to Fletcher Johnson and his wife in Randleman and a daughter born April 28 to Bennie Yarbrough and his wife in Franklinville. Dorothy Talley from High Point attended Randleman High School graduation with sister Frances in the senior class. Other visits span Coleridge Badin Roanoke and Chapel Hill with families including Muriel Gray, Alice Holland and the Pickards.
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Sophia
Route 1
Snyder
Muriel Gray
W. C. Robbins
W.S. Farlow
Nannie Reese Robbing
Coleridge
Dorothy Talley
High Point
Randleman High School
Frances
Fletcher Johnson
Randleman
Shelby Jean
Bennie Yarborough
Franklinville
Miss Yarborough
Alice Holland
Mildred Talley
Frank Talley
John Covington
Roanoke
Miss Bettye Lou Pope Hosts Formal Party At Pope Home
Miss Bettye Lou Pope entertained several young friends last week at a formal party held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Pope on Main Street. The residence was decorated with snowballs verbena and other seasonal flowers. Prizes were won in games and contests by R E B Dawkins. Ice cream and cake were served.
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Mrs. L. &. Milke
Lexington Highway
Tia Mae Robbing
Tom Allred
Allred
Miss Trotter
Asheboro
Bettye Lou Pope
Frank Pope
Main Street
Pope
R. E B. Dawkins
Mrs Matthews and Fox sisters visit Greensboro on May Day
Mrs. W. F. Matthews Miss Maud Fox and Miss Claud Fox spent Saturday in Greensboro. While there they attended May Day at the college.
Adlerika Advised For Gas Pressure On Heart
An advertisement urges readers to use Adlerika for relief from stomach gas that presses on the heart. The copy claims a single dose cleanses both upper and lower bowels and promotes Mann Drug Stores as the retailer.
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Adlerika
Mann Drug Stores
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Leaksville
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Richard Whitaker
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Studboro
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Laukaville
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Roger Linville
University of North Carolina
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J. P. Linville
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J. A. Long
Ransom Thigpen
W. A. Harper
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