Multiple Bible Study Classes Meet This Week Across Town
Several neighborhood groups hold sessions this week with leaders Mrs. J L Kivett Miss Ida Davis and Mrs Hedrick at Green Street Green Street and Adams Street venues plus a stitching of activities including a birth announcement for Doris Faye daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Bishop and a bridge party hosted by Mrs E J Payne at the Country Club. A formal marriage notice for Margaret Reece and E Dixie Morton is recorded along with an update on Mrs George Singleton recovering from surgery. Beta Pi club postpones meeting to next week due to library opening and Red Cross drive.
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L. E. Bishop
Ennis Street
Doris Faye
J. L. Reece
Walburg, N. C
Margaret
E. Dixie Morton
Kernersville, Wak
Sathy
Baltimore visitor Evelyn Tyree to stay with sister in city
People Miss Evelyn Tyree of Baltimore Md will arrive Friday to visit her sister Mrs E J Payne at her Parkway home. Mrs J Wesley Smith who had been visiting her sister Mrs E Reid Toms in Wilmington has returned to her home on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Payne
Bridge
Country Club
Evelyn Tyree
Baltimore
Miss Evelyn Payne
Baltimore, Md
Parkway
State Highway Financing Calls for Expanded Cooperation
The speaker urges state governments to combine efforts to fund growing highway service. With vehicle numbers rising from two and a half million to twenty million in 19 years, future demand will require adequate provision and continued expansion beyond current plans.
Kiddneys In Trouble Warned By Soft Water Remedy
Americans urged to guard kidney health by drinking lots of soft water and taking Jad Salts to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, claims to neutralize system acids and relieve bladder disorders.
Future highway planning and maintenance standards urged
The speaker stresses expanding road capacity for growing traffic, acquiring ample rights of way, and aligning highways with rail crossings and bypass routes. Emphasis is placed on future traffic importance, data from the Bureau of Public Roads, and federal-aid road maintenance obligations to justify early route improvements and uniform signing.
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Hicles
Bureau of Public Roads
Fertilizer Leaders Open Annual Southern Convention
Atlanta November 9. Addresses by Rennick W. Dunlap and Spencer L. Carter highlighted the fertilizer association's annual southern convention. Carter urged cutting cotton costs by using more fertilizer on less land, noting labor savings and citing North and South Carolina production costs per pound.
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Atlanta
Rennick W. Dunlap
Spencer L. Carter
National Fertilizer Association
The
Fertilizer Association
Carter
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
North and South Carolina fertilizer use affects costs
Delegates hear that North Carolina consumed about 1 200 000 tons of fertilizer last year while South Carolina used 836 000 tons. The higher North Carolina usage lowered production costs by four to five cents per pound. The Cotton Committee and fertilizer officials discuss diversification and demand for bagging and cotton bale covering to boost demand.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Yunlap
South
Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
America
Use of Cotton Bagging Explored At Conference
Enterprise Bureau reports a Raleigh conference on reducing cotton acreage discusses replacing jute or hemp bagging with cotton bagging to expand market use. The exchange highlights existing markets and practical steps toward diversifying cotton products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Pres
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Green Street
J. L. Kivett
East Green Street
Stevens Bible Study
Ida Davis
Glenn Street
Hedrick
Adams Street
Mrs. Payne
George R. Singleton
Lexington Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Beta Pi
Red Cross
Wachovia Bank
Dr. Brought
North Main Street
North State Insurance & Loan Co
Commercial Bank
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire Co
West High Street
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Co
Bacon
C. A. Lewis
Grroceries
Garner & Currie
Reliance Life 7Is Commercial Bank
Flapper
Cobb
Kindergarten Cor
Main & Washington
Klothes
Alma Loker
Johnson
Florise
North Main St
Hot House
Montlieu Ave
Martha Washington Candy Store
Northam Street
Princess Cafe
Hart Drug Company
Worths
GREEN
Nettleton
Uality Shoe Store
Buckounster
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
Buster Brown
the Shoe Men
South Main Street
High Point N. C
Sarsin
Master Dyera and Cleaners
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