Business Woman's Circle Meets at Randleman Baptist Church
The Business Woman's Circle of the Randleman Baptist Church met with Mrs. T. E. All on Naomi Street Monday evening. Mrs. Weaver Lineberry chaired the meeting with devotion by Miss Nelle Robbins. Members discussed the month's topic The Star. Refreshments were served to 12 attendees. Kenneth Swaim is in Asheboro Hospital recovering from an appendectomy operation performed Saturday night.
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Randleman
Randleman Baptist Church
T. EB
Naomi Street
Weaver Lineberry
Iss Nelle Robbins
Miss Betty Maness Visibly Ill After Illness Visit
Miss Betty Maness of Greensboro is spending the week with her sister Mrs. Howard Smith while remaining critically ill at her sister's home.
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Betty Maness
Greensore
Howard Smith
Allreds Durham and Clyde Weekend at Carolina Beach
Mr and Mrs Clifton Allred Mrs Fanny Durham and Clyde spent the week end at Carolina Beach with leisure time by the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Allred
Fanny Durham
Clyde
Arolina Beach
Vincanman and Kathrine Allred Trip Through Western State
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincanman, Miss Kathrine Allred, and Miss Ethel McMaster spent Sunday visiting sites in the western part of the state.
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Richard Vincanman
Kathrine Allred
Ethel McMaster
Wade Brookhire
Hospital Admissions and Local Notices
Ernest Talley entered West Long hospital Monday for treatment. Bud Ivy is at Urrus Memorial hospital in Hitchint. Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Kirkmen visited Mrs. W. S. Fumner Sunday. Mrs. C. Marsh visiting her son Clark. Joe is 11 at home in Chapel VW.
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Ernest Talley
West Longe Hospital
Bud Ivy
Urrus Memorial Hospital
Hitch “Int
G. F
Kirkmen Knent
W. S. Fumner
C. Marsh
Clark
Joe
Chapel VW
Old Kickato Fat Medicine Promises Relief
Listlessness and spring fever blamed on stomach liver kidneys and bowels with symptoms like fatigue nervousness dizziness headaches and backache. The ad promotes Old Kickato as a four organ medicine said to act on all four, claiming relief from digestive and systemic issues. Available in a $1 tile pack for 49 cents at Mann Drug Co.
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Mann Drug Co
Marian Martin Easy-To-Don Frock Pattern 9301-a
Advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9301-a a coat style easy-to-put-on frock with princess lines for misses and women sizes 16 to 46. Highlights include short sleeves, notched collar, pocket, and fabric options. pattern price fifteen cents. order details and address for The Enterprise pattern department.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Browning Plans Sub Committees to Probe Case
Governor Gordon Browning of Tennessee announced in Asheville that he would appoint sub committees soon to supervise various phases of prosecuting a case. The statement outlined an approach to organize investigations and oversight across multiple facets of the proceedings.
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Asheville
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Browning
Utilities Commissioners
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Kentucky
Menner Speaks to Lions Club on Housing Service
Ivey V. Menner state lecturer on housing service spoke to the Lions Club on National Housing Service and the value of house cleaning and health programs. The meeting at H. A. Cecil farm included a fishermen’s meal and new members introduced. Committees and clinic results were reported as part of the club’s community aid efforts.
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Ivey V. Menner
Lions Club
H. A. Cecil
Menee
Mr. Menner
National Housing Service
George L. Rankin
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Ward
M. J
Miss Crutchfield Heads Greensboro Magazine Honors
Miss Helen Crutchfield editor of Coraddi at Woman's College Greensboro has received notice from the National Scholastic Press Association that the magazine earned a first class honor in All American contests. Judges praised content editing and layout. Miriam Sloan edits art. A separate note records the extinction of the great auk on Elderly Island with the last two birds killed June 4 1844.
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Thomasville
Helen Crutchfield
Greensboro
Douglas C. Crutchfield
Coraddi
Woman's College
National Scholastic Press Association
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Miriam Sloan
Constance Barque Oldest Steamship Training Vessel
The barque Constance, built in 1723, is described as the world’s oldest steamship now serving as a training ship in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Dinner Parties Honor Brides And Farewell at Local Homes
Mrs. James E. Lambeth hosted a four course dinner at Randolph Street to honor Miss Elsie Doxey bride elect of early summer with guests including Miss Doxey and several local families. Mrs. John R. Myers gave a luncheon on Lexington Road for Miss Fannie Heathcock bride elect of June with a crystal cake plate and bridal corsage. Dr. O R Hodgin sails to Nice, France for Rotary International, as Eshera club hosts marked by country flags and gifts for Hodgin and the guests. The Fine Arts department of the Woman's club met at Mrs. Charles Lambeth’s with officers elected and refreshments served to attendees.
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Thomasville
James E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Elsie Doxey
Doxey
J. F. Garner
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Fannie Heathcock
Norwood
Urday
Nice
France
Rotary International
Alvah Boyles
Esbera Club
Forsyth Street
Walter Newby
Frank Murr
Murr
W. G Smith
Hodgin
Woman's Club
Charles Lambeth
Elmina Hearne
J. C. Lloyd
W. E. Tomlinson
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Randleman Olds Meeting
Kenneth Swaim
Ashcoro Hospital
Menner
Civic Club
Hammett Cecil Farm
Mr. and
Mrs. Lambeth
John Myers
M. L. Bales
Molly Lambeth
Frank Lambeth
Little Mise
Alice Lambeth Wilson
O. R. Hodgin
Sauer Kraut
Mann's
I and
Pati
Lane
Aero RC
Witch Haze
Phillips
Saenesia
Noxzema
Stanbackie
Epsom Salts
B. C
Saparilla
Main St
Fletcher
Wampole
Bromo Seltzer
Adlerika
GROVE
North Main St
South Main St
Sones
Kwik Kool
Jnk
Fitch
Larvex
Lifebuoy
RINSO
Mann
Coolie Hats
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