Kernersville Demonstration Club Holds Meeting
The Kernersville Demonstration club met at Mrs. Kerner’s home with Mesdames Carl Kerner and N Alien present. Officers elected include BE F Baker president J R Blackwell vice president Miss Sara Deaton secretary treasurer. Members planned Christmas activities and next year’s course of study while a luncheon was hosted by Mrs. J R Black.
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Kernersville
Mesdames
Carl Kerner
N. Alien
Well Stockton
G. R. Fe
Wolfe
M. &E. Church
Gilmer Smith
T. R. Wolfe
W. H. Morton
Fred Pegg
George Bellamy
Jesus
Marriages Revealed In Randleman Week End
In Randleman on Saturday November 21 Miss Lucille Brown married Marshall Blake in Chester. Rev. Cannon officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Brown and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs D S Blake of this city. The groom works at Commonwealth Hosiery mill. They will live with the groom’s parents for now.
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Chester
8. C
Lucille Brown
Marshall Blake
Cannon
Blake
Williard Brown
D. 8. Blake
Commonwealth Hosiery Mill
Resinol Ointment and Soap Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Resinol Ointment for eczema and irritated skin with an oily base for deep penetration. It advises washing with Resinol Soap, patting dry, applying thinly and leaving on for hours, then reapplying overnight, with a free sample offer from Resinol, Dept. 16, Baltimore Maryland.
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Frite
Balto
Miss Maud Brookshire and B L Payne Wed in Asheboro
Miss Maud Brookshire and B L Payne of Randleman wed Saturday afternoon in Asheboro with N C Phillips justice of the peace. They planned a western tour before settling in Randleman where Payne is employed. The bride wore a brown and green ensemble with a gardening corsage.
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Maud Brookshire
B. L. Payne
Randleman
Asheboro
N. C. Phillips
United States
Payne
Brown-Date Wedding Announced for Helen Brown
Mrs D L Brown announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Mr Curtis Morgan on Friday November 20 at Salisbury with Rev Cook officiating.
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D. L. Brown
Helen
Curtis Morgan
Salisbury
Cook
Offici
Local Nuptials Colorful Details From North Carolina Ceremony
The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Brown, wore a navy suit for the ceremony while the groom son of Mr and Mrs J L Morgan works at Commonwealth Hosiery mill. They plan to live in West Randleman. Week end visits included Forest Mathews of Charlotte to his parents W F Mathews. Opal and Jewel Hughes visited Spencer friends. Ines Trogden and Rozelle Smith saw Mr and Mrs Eugene Williams in Archdale. Jas O Pickard is bedridden with an infected foot. Mrs John Ferguson improves at Burrus Memorial hospital in High Point.
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Ated
D. L. Brown
J. L. Morgan
Commonwealth Hosiery
Forest Mathews
Charlotte
W. F. Mathews
Opal
Jewel Hughes
Spencer
Ines Trogden
Rozelle Smith
Eugene Williams
Archdale
Jas. O. Pickard
John Ferguson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
General Household Utilities Reports Quarterly Earnings
General Household Utilities company reports income before tax of 233,463 for the quarter ended October 31, reversing a roughly 400,000 loss in the same 1935 quarter.
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Chicago
General Household Utilities Company
Pickett Mills Community News Popularity Contest Held
Three young men competed in a community popularity contest to benefit the Christmas tree fund. Dwight Carter led the card room, Lee Hemric ran the spinning room, and Carl Jones managed winding finishing machine shop and yard duties. A Boy Scouts troop formed with D. C. Anderson Ernest Kimes D. G. Carter B. W. Jenkins Sr as committee members and 16 boys enrolled under Scoutmaster B W Jenkins Jr with two patrols.
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Dwight Carter
Lee Hemric
Carl Jones
Pickett Mills
D. C. Anderson
Ernest Kimes
D. G. Carter
B. W. Jenkins
B. W. Jenkins, Jr
Quality Club Banquet Held During November Meeting
The Quality club held its monthly meeting last Saturday night November 21 in the pri- page.
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Quality Club
Pri
Quality Club Hosts Thanksgiving Meeting At Sheraton
The Quality club met in the Sheraton dining room with turkey and all the trimmings. Guests included Mrs. Ethel Thomas Dobbs known as Aunt Becky Ann Jones and her son B. C. Thomas, textile group representatives. The event featured good talks by President R. H. Walker Aunt Becky and Mrs. C. B. Carter. The next meeting is planned for Pickett Community Building to be finished in December.
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Vate
Sheraton Hotel
Ethel Thomas Dobbs
Becky Ann Jones
B. C. Thomas
Quality Club
R. H. Walker
Becky
C. B. Carter
Pickett
Weekend of visits and travel in the county
Eddie Carter spent the weekend at Mocksville hunting and found the season good. Several residents, including Mrs. Georgia Carter and Mrs. Hester Jones, returned to work after illnesses. Multiple local trips occurred to Salisbury Danville Burlington Elkin Cedar Falls and Winston Salem with church events and family visits noted.
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Eddie Carter
Mocksville
Glen Marley
Ward Street
Tommy Webb
Salisbury
Brown
Georgia Carter
Hester Jones
Vera Cox
Cora Forbes
Burlington
Vestal Hendrix
Margaret King
Elmer Jones
Missa Maxine Day
Danville
Arnie Durham
Elkin
J. E. Kimes
Cedar Falls
Katie Clark
Sanford
Willie McNeil
Young People’s
Ennis Street
Tryon Street
Jerry Hice
Autrey Hice
Winston- Salem
B. W. Jenkins
Joe Hundley
Thomasville
T. F. Shuskey
Highland Village
Freshmen to Ditch Dink Caps For Thanksgiving On Campus
High Point College freshmen will end their two week initiation by removing the dink caps on Thanksgiving day as the student government sets Wednesday as the last day for wearing the headgear. The tradition marks the annual supervised initiation led by sophomores starting October 1 with the freshmen required to wear the caps most days.
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High Point College
Methodist Protestant School
Mrs Godwin to Tell Own Story in Fatal Shooting Trial
LILLINGTON Nov 26 Defense lawyers plan to have 36 year old Mrs Lina Pope Godwin testify to her version of the fatal pistol duel with her husband Frank Godwin a 40 year old farmer A state challenge contends she wounded herself after shooting him while the couple dueled and witnesses heard a second volley within the home The widow sat with her lawyers conferred took notes and avoided photographers as she left the courtroom free on 3500 bond
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Lillington
Lina Pope Godwin
Godwin
Frank
E. H. Cranmer
Albert Pope
Woman Held in Death of Child in Lexington
Mrs. J. D. Atwood of Thomasville was indicted on murder charges after a coroner's inquest showed her daughter's infant died and was buried beneath Atwood's residence. The grand jury indicted her and she is held without bond, with possible trial during the term of Superior Court. The infant was identified as Gelene Atwood, 19.
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Lexington
J. D. Atwood
Thomasville
Ter Superior Court
Geline Atwood
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Pickett Mills Community News
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Wachovia
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