Birth of Mildred Joyce Campbell at 1113 Anderson Street
Mr and Mrs J A Campbell announce the birth of a daughter Mildred Joyce on November 22 at their home 1113 Anderson Street. Mrs Chadwick now at Jamestown home after treatment at High Point hospital. Harvest festival at Allen Jay school tonight at 7 30. Buck Roland hosted a 20th birthday party at his Fourth Street home with cards dancing and a staged cake. Veda Margaret Clodfelter wed James Clayton Curry in a ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home with a short reception and a Florida trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
Mildred Joyce
Anderson Street
Chadwick
Jamestown
W. F. Chadwick
High Point Hospital
Buck Rowland
Buck Roland
Fourth Street
Miss Clodfelter
J. C. Curry
Ed Clodfelter
Veda Margaret
James Clayton Curry
W. R. Shaffer
Curry
High Point
Catawba College
Salisbury
Meredith College
Raleigh
John H. Curry
Kernersville
Lexington High School
Pleasant Collegiate Instiute
People Remember Treva Barkers On Barker Street
Notes reveal friends miss Treva Barkers who is said to fit well at home on Barker Street. Lorena Cable returns home from Guilford General Hospital after a two week stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kirkman and Mrs. J. W. Harriss return from the U. D. C. general convention in Jacksonville Florida. Mrs. John S. Welborn and Mrs. (illegible) also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva Barkers
Barker Street
Lorena Cable
Guilford General Hospital
J. B. Kirkman
J. W. Harriss
Jacksonville, Fla
D. R. Hodgin
the Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Fido Is Doomed to Dainty Feminine Curls Rule the Waves Due
J. F. Hayden attended the U D C convention in Jacksonville and will spend several days in southern Florida before returning home. Various locals host visitors during Thanksgiving week with plans to travel and gather with relatives. The article also notes popular hairstyle trends featuring long waves starting near the temple and snood curls at the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
J. F. Hayden
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Carolina News Briefs: Jailed for Shooting and Frigate Visit
Clarence Cook and Jacob Almond were jailed in Albemarle after a shooting during an argument with Ed Nance. In Wilmington the frigate Constitution drew crowds above 20,000 with about 5,000 watching recently. Aberdeen reports T A Hendricks store robbed again. 16 others are serving time after the latest robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
N. C
Clarence Cook
Jacob Almond
Ed Nance
Wilmington
Constitution
Aberdeen
T. A. Hendricks
Washington loose leaf tobacco market closes with season average
The Washington loose leaf tobacco market wrapped up after handling about 4,000,000 pounds. The season sales average was approximately six cents. In Lincolnton, Patton’s home was robbed overnight with 30 bushels of potatoes taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, N. C
Washington
Sea
Lincolnton
Man loses arm in corn shredder accident
In Concord North Carolina Glenn Little 21 suffered severe injuries when his left arm was amputated after being pulled into a corn shredder on his father’s farm near the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. C
Glenn Little
Here
Funeral services for E. B. Brown in Marion North Carolina
Funeral services will be conducted today for E. B. Brown a former merchant and dairy farmer who died suddenly at his home of acute indigestion in Marion North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
N. C
E. 8. Brown
It's Not Hard To Be Popular Hats Northwestern Men Say
Northwestern fraternity men describe the ideal co ed in a questionnaire. She should date well, dance, have a good figure though not perfect beauty, and dress with good taste. She must be sympathetic, witty, neat, unselfish, and able to talk about something. She should not wear Empress Eugenie hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Northwestern University
Empress Eugenie
Porcupines Found To Be Enemies of Trees
In Durango Colorado forest officials report porcupines damage timber by rubbing trees with quills and stripping rings that cause tops to die. Forest Supervisor Andrew Hutton says porcupine damage rivals forest fires in recent years and a campaign against them will be launched this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
San Juan National Forest
Andrew Hutton
Second Cherry Crop Shown by Lincoln County Grower
W. L. Garrison of Lincolnton reports a branch from his cherry tree bearing a second crop this year. He notes the fruit on the branch confirms a second harvest from the same tree within 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnton
N. C
W. L. Garrison
Thomasville Clubs Host Evening Gatherings
Thomasville society reports a series of club events. Af ternoon Club hosted by Mrs Paul Green featured a program on First Settlement and Settlers in North Carolina with Mrs Robert Rapp, followed by a turkey supper for members and visiting guests. Garden Club met at Mrs J C Green with talks on Potted Plants and Transplanting. Phi Beta Club hosted by Mrs O J McCoy discussed Native Indian Life with Miss Margaret Gooch of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul Green
Green
Highland Avenue
David Long, Jr
Robert Rapp
North Carolina
E. F. Pepper
E. H. Mahone
J. Lambeth
Carlton Newby
R. K. Farrington
W. L. Hutchins
Carl Richardson
J. C. Green
West Main Street
Thomasville Garden Club
C. H. Phillips
J. R. Blair
Charles Phillips
Blair
O. J. McCoy
Phi Beta Club
Lexington
R. L. Lambeth
E. W. Cates
Ralph Wilson
Reece Harville
Mamie Harris
Lois Johnson
Charles
Brow shaping tips amid winter fashion tones
A January fashion column advises restraint in grooming. Eyebrows should be refined not bushy, with plucking to separate brows and shape to suit eye spacing. Regular brushing and oiling, preferably castor oil, maintain a neat, natural look.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen Jay School
Alice Robinson
Medina, Ohio
Marvin Greenwood
Johnson Street
T. C. Kirkman
Lakeland, Fla
Mr. Kirkman
P. V. Kirkman
West Broad Street
Roanoke
Silas McBee
Helen
Mocksville
Helen Dickson
Raeford
Mrs
Parker Waynick
Yadkinville
Mrs. Waynick
Mrs. M. W. Mackie
Antoine
Feline A
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Carolina News Briefs
Thomasville Book Club
Alicia Hart
H. R. Kyser
Weldon
D. B. Zollicoffer
Robert Joe Ragan
East Guilford Street
Lillian Yow
Jack Horner
Sallie Ruth Williams
Betty Lou Phillips
Mary Elizabeth Harrison
Hester Louise Carpenter
Annie Ross Murphy
Molly Helen
Lambeth
Nell Swaim
Mary Elizabeth May
Shirley Harris
Ruth Fleming
Earl Mahone, Jr
Billy Long
John Rupert Loftin
Carson Cox, Jr
Joe Crews
Ralph Raines
Bobby Beavans
Edgar Pepper
James Johnson
Thomas Rucker
Stuart Yow
Winston-Salem
P. C. Thomas
Fort Worth, Texas
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
A. R. Swaim
Norfolk, Va
J. W. Anderson
Julius Green
BE. W. Dixon
Walter Green
Chapel Hill
J. A. Green
Mann Drug Co
the Ladies’ Store
Understanding Sympathy Service
Eral Home Fun
North Carolina Bank
Asp
LAUST
Spencer
The
Carolinas
South
Greensboro
Burlington
Tarboro
Monroe
Rocky Mount
Scotland Neck
Kinston
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