Save the holly and pine the people wish to keep
A letters urge substitution of Christmas evergreens and campaign to preserve holly and pine. The conservation committee distributes 10000 stickers marking the plea to save evergreens and use substitutions. The article also covers the Siler City Woman's Club opening of a remodeled clubhouse in the Matthews home, with Mrs. L L Wrenn as president, and visits by Mrs. Walter McNab Miller to Raleigh for child health plans and a state health conference chaired by Dr. George Collins, with events from November 16 to 17 including meetings at the Sir Walter hotel and the state agricultural building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Siler City
Matthews
Chatham County
L.L. Wrenn
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Walter McNab Miller
New York City
Department of Public Welfare
General Federation
Charlotte
Raleigh
State Agricultural Building
George Collins
State Board of Health
Miller
Public Welfare Department
Charlotte Woman's Club
A. C. Avery
Collings
Sir Walter Hotel
Weekend Guests and Local Notices Highlight North Carolina News
Numerous social notes recount Miss Mary Agnes Ranson visiting her parents on Colonial Drive while Miss Billie Hiatt and Mrs. H B Hiatt host guests from Raleigh and Charleston. A wedding at South Main Street joins Mildred Conrad and Dr Reynolds Shoaf with elegant decor and family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Ranson
North Carolina College For Women At
Greensboro
R. B. Ranson
Colonial Drive
Billie Hiatt
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
H. B. Hiatt
Roland Park
Caroline Tucker
T. A. Kay
Charleston
W. Va
John Parker
Greenville, S. C
R. L. Waynick
North Main Street
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Oliver Move Residence
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Oliver have relocated from 115 Howell to a new home. The notice records the move and addresses the residents involved without naming a new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Arthur A. Oliver
Howell
Social Week of Elegance by Miss Fountain and Mrs McCrary
Miss Mayme Fountain and Mrs R Lee McCrary hosted three social gatherings at Mrs McCrary's home. Guests enjoyed rook and bridge games, lavish chrysanthemum decor, and elaborate refreshments for about 50 attendees across the morning afternoon and evening events. Prizes included embroidered boudoir pillows and a senetian vase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Fountain
R. Lee McCrary
Charles Hoover
J. H. Mattison
Bridge
Earl Rose
Casper Timberlake
Lexington Ladies Host Tea Honoring Florida Visit
Mrs S D Swaim was honored at a West Palm Beach tea during a visit to her daughter. The Lexington Woman's Club Literary Department met in November at Mrs B C Philpott's home with 20 members present. Guests heard accounts of the American Legion auxiliary Europe trip by Mrs Olive, Mrs Phillips, and Mrs Young, and music from Mrs John Bower and Mrs Wilmot Holmes. Refreshments followed. Marylen White, daughter of Mr and Mrs George White, celebrated her sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Swaim
Frank Ussery
West Palm Beach, Fla
Florida City
Woman’s Club of
Lexington
B. C. Philpott
B. S. Brown, Jr
L. A Martin
Hubert Olive
Charles Young
Wade H. Phillips
American Legion Auxiliary
Europe
Olive
Atlantic
France
Paris
Phillips
Italy
Legion
Rome
Switzerland
Brussels
Berlin
Holland
London
Young
England
Scotland
Ireland
Liverpool
America
John Bower
Wilmot Holmes
Marylen White
George White
Veterinary experts seek new title as animal engineers
In Philadelphia on November 11 the veterinary community rejects the term vet or horse doctor. They say they are in demand as farm managers research workers and in other roles and prefer titles such as doctors of animal pathology doctors of animal industry or animal engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ias
Annual Red Cross roll call opens in High Point this week
Edgar Hartley announces three day drive Thursday through Saturday to renew old memberships and enroll new ones. The appeal highlights New England flood relief and cites New York Times praise of Red Cross efforts, plus the junior Red Cross nationwide growth and funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Red Cross
Edgar Hartley
A A Eeen
Dr. Owen-Smith
Blowing Rock
New England
New York Times
American Red Cross
Montpelier
Winooski
Little Rivers
Mississippi
Lyle Saxon
United States Health Department
Health Departments
Health warning promises miracle cleanse for constipation
Public advisory warns against pharmacist substitutes and urges use of Herb Extract Herd Juice claiming to cleanse the bowel, relieve indigestion, and restore health. It cites millions of bottles sold with few returns and targets families and children as safe, pleasant, and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Woman praises Herb Extract for curing long time stomach and constipation
Mrs. G. C. Laws of High Point North Carolina credits Herb Extract formerly Herb Juice with curing indigestion and years of constipation after other medicines failed. She reports dramatic health restoration, renewed appetite and strength, and urges others to try the tonic sold by Hart Drug Company and Fordham's Drug Store Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Laws
Park St
High Point
N. C
Herb Juice Company
Hart Drug Company
Greensboro
Fordham
S Drug Store
South Elmatrees
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Clube
Lexington Society
Stewpt
Greenway Drive
Emerywood
Matt Wall
Ruth Bowne
New York
J. A. Eshelman
Florida
Alabama
Mrs. H. A. Millis
John S. Welborn
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Charleston, S. C
J. E. Millis
Helen
Kinston
Houston Hiatt, Jr
Oak Ridge
Helen Ingram
D. C
Harry Raymond
Mebane
Arthur White
The
White Furniture Company
R. F. J. Johnson
W. L. Tabdon Parkway
Lieutenant Johnson
Jesse Harris
Pinehurst
T. J. Gold
Chapel Hill
Mildred Conrad
Dr. Reynolds Shoaf
D. F. Conrad
South Main Street
R. Walker Martin
Bernard Hamblen
Mary Alta Robbins
Rocky Mount
First Lutheran Church
Harry Sharpe, Sr
Winston-Salem
David Franklin Conrad
Wake Forest College
Harold Shoaf
Statesville
Shoaf
North Carolina College For Women
Erlanger
Dr. Shoaf
D. A. Shoaf
Yous Funeral Home
Cor
Broad & Elm Sts
Amet
ANCE
Same
Iry-Mee Food-Stores, Inc
T. D. Cannon
Gen
Mgr
South Main St
High Point, N. C
Marinello
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