Mrs T M Roberts Hosts Bridge Club In Kernersville
Mrs T M Roberts entertained her bridge club and guests at Stuart Apartments Kernersville Tuesday. Mrs J R Blackwell Jr won high with an ivy bowl, Mrs Sam Vance Jr second high with miniature vases. Date pudding and coffee served. Members listed include Sam Vance Jr J R Blackwell Jr Joe Pinnix Rufus Smith Audlee Hammocks and guests Amelia Sutton Clarice Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
T. M. Roberts
Stuart Apartments
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Sam Vance
Mesdames Sam Vance, Jr
Joe Pinnix
Rufus Smith
Audlee Hammocks
Amelia Sutton
Clarice Jones
Circle Four Hosts Meeting of Missionary Society
The Circle Four of the Woman's Missionary Society of the M E Church met at Miss Margaret Stafford and Miss Eleanor Stafford's home with Margaret Stafford presiding. Devotions and the Lord's Prayer were shared. Committee reports were read. curb curtain purchases for the parsonage kitchen were assigned to Mrs C A Stone and Miss Mary Linville. Mrs E L Kirk attended as a visitor. refreshments followed with hot chocolate sandwiches and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Margaret
Eleanor Stafford
Margaret Stafford
C. A. Stone
Mary Linville
E. L. Kirk
Lions Club Regular Supper Meeting Held with Auxiliary Help
The Lions club met at the Community house on Tuesday evening with Woman's Auxiliary Circle 2 serving. President J. R. Blackwell Jr presided as members sang America and Robert F. Smith gave the invocation. A letter from G H Hastings of Winston Salem discussed the upcoming state convention in June and the clinic voted to enter the stunt contest. Odell Robertson was welcomed as a new member. The Salvation Army of Winston Salem requested Lions club aid to distribute their annual essentials.
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Lions Club
Community House
Circle 2
Woman’s Auxiliary
Moravian Church
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Robert F. Smith
G. H. Hastings
Winston-Salem
Odell Robertson
Salvation Army of
Local Students Spend Thanksgiving Weekend In Salisbury
Miss Marguerite Kerner visited Miss Frances Wolfe at her Salisbury home for the weekend. Several students were home for Thanksgiving including Frances Kerner Theresa Snow Pauline Trent Boyd Mabe Elizabeth Fulp from Woman's College Greensboro Oscar Joyner Davidson Elizabeth Hedgecock Kathryn Bellamy and Rebecca Bodenheimer. Salem College student Charles Carter of Hampton Virginia spent the weekend with his family here.
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Rufus Deaton
Spartanburg
8. C
Lucy B. Watts
Taylorsville
Henry Kerner
Kathleen Korner
B. A. Helms
Edith
Kay Helms
Helms
J. R. Helms
Stanfield
N. C
I. C. Ingram
Early Ingram
Earline
D. E. McKaughn
Jane Ella Kirk
Greensboro College For Women
Marguerite Kerner
Frances Wolfe
Salisbury
Frances Kerner
Theresa Snow
Pauline Trent
Boyd Mabe
Elizabeth Fulp
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Oscar Joyner
Davidson
Elizabeth Hedgecock
Kathryn Bellamy
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Salem College
Charles Carter
Hampton
Moravian Church Forms Youth Band Led by Gordon and Kapp
A Moravian church gathering on June 21 formed a youth band with Roy Gordon of Winston-Salem as director and Mrs. E. E. Kapp Jr. as secretary and treasurer. The band gave a concert of Moravian chorals on the church lawn the following Sunday afternoon.
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Moravian Church
Roy Gordon
Winston-Salem
E. E. Kapp, Jr
Circle Three Circle Woman's Missionary Meeting
Circle three of the Woman's Missionary of the M. KE. church met Tuesday afternoon at the church with hostesses Mrs. George Fulp and Mrs. Lara Story. Mrs. J. T. Justice, Sr. led the meeting and secretary's report was read. Mrs. E. L. Kirk welcomed as a visitor and led devotionals. Bible study from Songs in the Night was led by Mrs. W. C. Stafford. Personal service report was given by Mrs. Fred Pegg. Sandwiches cakes and coffee were served during the fellowship hour.
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M. KE
George Fulp
Lara Story
J. T. Justice
Gilmer Smith
E. L. Kirk
W. C. Stafford
Fred Pegg
Shower Honors Mrs. Baker Before Farewell Move
Fidelis Class of First Baptist hosted a Tuesday social at Mrs. E F Baker's home with Miss Eudora McCuiston as associate hostess. The event, planned as games and contests, became a surprise shower for Mrs. Baker signaling the class's appreciation after eight years of service. About thirty attended as gifts were opened and refreshments served, preceding the Bakers' move to Andrews.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
E. F. Baker
Baker
Eudora MecCuiston
Clothes Save Horse Trainer In Auto Crash
Chicago, Nov. 26. Samuel Rinaldi a well dressed horse trainer slept at the wheel as his car plunged over an embankment into two trees. The vehicle was demolished but Rinaldi escaped with only slight bruises despite wearing four sweaters a leather coat two suits of underwear and three shirts.
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Chicago
Samuel Rinaldi
Rinaldi
Prostitution Houses in Kinston Closed by Court
In Kinston North Carolina Superior Court Judge Henry A Grady extended temporary restraining orders closing alleged houses of prostitution in South Kinston. Fifty eight defendants charged with prostitution or operating houses of ill repute waived preliminary hearing before Magistrate W F Harding and were scheduled for Monday in Recorder's court.
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Kinston
Superior Court
Henry A. Grady
South Kinston
W. F. Harding
Recorder's Court
Jamestown Girls Report Thanksgiving Activities and Visits
Senior Girl Scouts collected a food basket for the Old Mill camp keeper as a Thanksgiving project. Local residents Miss Zelma Parker and several others are visiting relatives across North Carolina during the holiday week.
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Old Mill
Zelma Parker
Wilmington
Epworth League
Jamestown Methodist Church
High Point City Lake
Ivey Grave Doughton
Laurel Springs
N. C
Nancy M. Hinson
Stanfield
Roba Johnson
Wayne and Allen
Johnson
A. R. Hayes
Reidsville
Zeb Morgan
Salisbury
Lucille Bumearner
Ora Sublette
Hickory
N. P. Alexander
Statesville
Elizabeth Morton
Greensboro
Irma Rosemond
Spencer
Jack Stewart
Wash
Second Story Over Garage Provides Space
The article discusses adding a second story to a garage to expand living space with modest cost. It covers structural soundness, outer wall stairs if needed, existing water connections, and optional plumbing for living quarters or recreation. FHA backed property improvement credit may fund garage additions via private lenders.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Demands Probe Of Dies Committee Funding Sources
Norman Thomas of the Socialist party challenges the Dies committee’s finances asking Senator La Follette to investigate funding sources. Dies replies the panel has $25,000 from the House and questions the La Follette inquiry, noting scrutiny of past expenditures and political maneuvers.
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Thomas
Dies Group
New York
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Robert M. la Follette
Senate Committee On Civil Liberties
Dies
Dies Committee
Martin Dies
D-Tex
United States
Spain
Michigan
Washington
House
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Texan
la Follette
Committee
Garland Fund
Gar
Deer hunting ends. Iron county WPA resumes road projects
Hurley Wisconsin November 26 3 News notes deer season closes and Iron County WPA projects restart after layoffs. Four hundred twenty five workers return to jobs paused to prevent accidental shooting during hunting period.
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Hurley
Wis
Iron County
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Sarah Deaton
Jamestown News
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Dee
W. €. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
Evanyone
Belk
Central
Ick Delivery Company
West Broad Street
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Belk-Stevens Toy Land
Lionel
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