Legion Auxiliary honors state officers at dinner event
The Legion Auxiliary in Reville held a dinner before a meeting to honor Mrs. Trew state president and Mrs. Adams state treasurer of Charlotte. The program featured talks on auxiliary work including rehabilitation and national defense, with gifts exchanged and invitations extended for Armistice Day events. References noted welcoming remarks by Clyde Tesh and H G Early. Later a luncheon was hosted for Mrs. Harry Cunningham with guests and fall floral decor.
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Miss Adams
Fe Harris
Grace
A. J. Farrington
Raymond Phillips
Clyde Tesh
Sulbreth-Harris
American Legion
H. G. Early
Clarence Tomlinson
Paul Green
R. W. Greene
R. C. Allridge
Harry Cunningham
Mesdames
James
Double Birthday Dinner At Forbis Home In Thomasville
A large gathering at the Forbis residence on Woodlawn Avenue celebrated two simultaneous birthdays with a noon meal for friends and relatives. Attendees included families from Thomasville Siler City Concord and Carthage plus church group members and Meredith College student Jennie Reid Newby visiting from Concord. The event followed by a Women’s Missionary Society meeting at the First Reformed and Evangelical church led by Mrs. W. Sechrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Forbis
Woodlawn Avenue
L. M. Westmoreland
Lanier
Coy Bryant
Roy Jarvis
Joe Ingram
Lord
Noah Aderholt
W. J. Hegler
Mamie Ragan
Sadie Harris
Carl Fox
A. H. Davidson
Julius Green
Raymond Phillips
Eugene Green
Louise Vincannon
Len Warner
Elburn Smith
Charles Yates
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed and Evangelical Church
W. S. Hunt
W. E. Sechrest
C. J. Black
Fall Institute
High Point Church
Jennie Reid Newby
Meredith College
Lucille Jones
Concord
C. H. Newby
Hazel McNeill
Phil Michael
Roaring River
Forest Grimes
Christian Church Convention Opens in North Carolina
The North Carolina convention of the Christian church opened with a devotional by Rev. Perry Case and a welcoming address by Rev. John Barclay. Charles Larsie delivered the president's address and John M. Waters spoke on The Ministry for Today. The ministers association elected Rev. Kermit Taylor president, Rev. Sam Freeman vice president, and Rev. Paul Parker secretary-treasurer.
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Kermit Taylor
Roanoke Rapids
Sam Freeman
Belhaven
Paul Parker
Hookeryon
Indomitable Spirit and Language Tips Lesson
This brief urges precise usage and pronunciation for English words. It highlights indomitable as not to be subdued with examples, corrects common phrases like spoke to vs spoken, notes monologue pronunciation, and clarifies spellings for opinion and negligent synonyms.
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Mary
Dr Nichols and Mrs Brown Visit Illmother in Archdale
Dr J T Nichols of Muskogee Oklahoma and Mrs Edwin L Brown of Asheville North Carolina visit their mother Mrs C A Nichols who lies ill at the home of her daughter Mrs J T Weaver in Archdale. Mrs Nichols is also mother of Mrs W B McEwen and Mrs John C Abels. Miss Lotse Brower returns to Montlieu Ave after a week in Richmond Virginia guest of Dr and Mrs C Trice.
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J. T. Nichols
Muskogee, Okla
Edwin L. Brown
Asheville
N. C
C. A. Nichols
J. T. Weaver
Archdale
Nichols
W. B. McEwen
John C. Abels
Lotse Brower
Montlieu Avenue
Richmond
C. Trice
Trice
Mary Louise Farrell
Women Smoke One-Tenth of England Cigarets Used
Report notes that women account for about one tenth of the 45 billion cigarettes consumed in England in a single year, highlighting changing social habits and gender roles in tobacco use.
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England
Deaths Mrs Clara P Shelton Asheboro
Mrs Clara Powers Shelton 24 of Liberty died early today after a three day illness in a local hospital. Survived by husband Charles P Shelton two sons Charlies and Fred a daughter Elizabeth parents Mr and Mrs Tommy Powers near Bennett two brothers Curtin and Avery Powers near Bennett and sister Mrs Ernest Purvis of Greensboro Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Beulah Baptist Church Moore County.
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Clara P. Shelton
Asheboro
Clara Powers Shelton
Liberty
Charles P. Shelton
Charlies
Fred
Elizabeth
Tommy Powers
Near Bennett
Curtin
Avery Powers
Ernest Purvis
Greensboro
Beulah Baptist Church
Moore County
Hopkins Former Guilford Sheriff Joseph Addison Dies
Funeral services were held in Greensboro for Joseph Addison Hopkins 81 former Guilford County sheriff and state highway commission member who died yesterday.
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Greensborog
Joseph Addison Hopkins
Guilford County
State Highway Commission
Carl B. Stanley Dies at 56 in Goldsboro After 40 Years
Carl B. Stanley of Goldsboro an undertaker for four decades and a key figure in the State Funeral Directors Association died today at age 56. He served in the local funeral trade and state organization, leaving a legacy in the profession.
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EB. Stanley Goldsboro
Carl B. Stanley
State Funeral Directors Association
Peculiar Scent Used for Distinct Communal Marker
The text notes a collared pecan sin with musk gland used as a scent marker. It states the odor travels long distances and serves as a noticeable cue for a community signal.
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Sinai
Pain Relief Claim Upsetting Back Ache Relief Promise
Fragmented ad text touts backache relief and health claims. Mentions pain relief, impurities, and a Dean’s product while urging readers to ask for a specific remedy.
Farm labor gains via machinery boost acreage managed
The article notes that since the advent of mechanized farming, an American worker can now tend about three times as many acres as 75 years ago, reflecting productivity gains from engine powered equipment.
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