Thomasville Ace Of Clubs Hosts Mrs Alexander Meeting
Mrs G T Alexander entertained the Ace of Clubs bridge group at her Highland avenue home with two tables of play and fall flowers. Mrs Paul Hassler won the high score vase, while Mrs Vernon Snider earned the crystal water set. A second musicale featured Miss Lela Maud Boyles at West Main street with classmates and several attendees enjoying piano violin and vocal numbers. The Wesley Philathea class met at Main Street M E church for a Halloween program and refreshments, followed by the Thomasville Garden Club annual picnic at Mrs Sam Welborn’s southeast of the city with a lawn meal. Personal notices include Mrs T R Alexander visiting son Dr G T Alexander, and other residents visiting or traveling.
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G. T. Alexander
Ace of Clubs
Highland Avenue
Paul Hassler
Vernon Snider
Vernon Ider
R. K. Farrington
Lela Maud Boyles
West Main Street
Charlotte Hammer
Elien Mae Pegg
Sara Elizabeth Vernon
Dorothy Hoskins
Isabel Boyles
Emmie Hearne Horton
Ruth Leonard
Margaret Smith
Isabel Mouton
I. G. Greer
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
M. E. Church
J. K. Branson
W. B. May
Ed Cobb
R. L. Shuford
Coy Harrison
Sallie Clodfelter
May
I. T. Johnson
Thomasville Garden Club
Sam Welborn
T. R. Alexander
Moulton
Ala
Alexander
F. EB. Sigman
Thomasville
Conway
8. C
T. H. Shirley
Anderson
Thomas White
Mothers Day Off Gives Mothers A Chance To Rejuvenate
Olive Roberts Barton argues mothers should reclaim personal time weekly even with young children. She suggests outings alone, library visits, trivia hobbies, or bus rides to reconnect with themselves. The tone urges balance to reduce stress, improve mood, and benefit the family.
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Little Walter
Mrs. Smith
Small Billy
Mary Jones
Thomasville W. O. W. Oyster Supper Planned
The Thomasville Woodmen of the World camp and W. O. W. circle will host an oyster supper Friday at 7 15 p m in the W. O. W. Hall. Prospective and new members are invited to attend. A speaker and musical program are planned to support a new membership campaign urged by district deputy George D. Walter at the Winston-Salem meeting on October 3.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Woodmen of the World
W. O. W. Circle
W. O. W. Hall
George D. Walter
Winston-Salem
Rooster With Four Legs Displayed by Local Farmer
A 12 week old rooster with four legs is shown by Paul Younts. The extra pair protrudes from the rear and is used only occasionally to grasp objects. Younts bought the freak fowl from Frank Wright and hopes to sell it at a carnival for a fancy price.
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Paul Younts
Mr. Younts
Frank Wright
Centennial Avenue
RETURNS TO CITY CAPTAIN ADDRESSES ROOSEVELT SUPPORT
Capt. Bruce H. Carraway returned yesterday from Johnson City Tennessee where Monday night he addressed a Democratic rally predicting President Roosevelts re election He also spoke to veterans at Mountain Home There the statement contrasted with factory output noting American factories produce over 10000 watches daily and more than 3000000 annually
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Bruce H. Carraway
Johnson City
Tenn
Roosevelt
Mountain Home
Niagara Falls Nearly Ran Dry in 1848 March 29
A historical brief notes Niagara Falls nearly ran dry on March 29, 1848, signaling a notable but brief reduction in water flow. The event highlights environmental variation in the era and is recorded as a rare hydrological anomaly.
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Niagara Falls
Now You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
A new teeth powder promises real comfort by keeping plates firmly set. It deodorizes and leaves no gummy taste or feeling. Sprinkle a little on plates to eat with ease. Available in three sizes from your druggist.
Final Campaign Plans Set by North Carolina Democrats
Women Democratic leaders from across the state gathered in Raleigh for the wind-up of the campaign. Judge Camille M. Kelley, a Memphis juvenile court jurist, addressed the statewide luncheon staged by Democratic women organized with support from national headquarters.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Camille M. Kelley
Memphis, Tenn
Democratic
Hoey Endorses Homestead Exemption Amendment
Clyde Hoey the Democratic nominee for governor endorses ratification of the North Carolina homestead exemption amendment. The proposed change would allow tax exemptions up to $1,000 on homesteads and be voted on in the general election. Ben F. Wilson of Mebane says the State Grange backs adoption.
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Raleigh
H. B. Caldwell
Greensboro
State Committee For
Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
Ben F. Wilson
Mebane
State Grange
the Grange
Clouds Burst Not By Bursting Drops Fall Sudden
Clouds do not burst during a cloudburst as raindrops held aloft by air currents descend when those currents weaken. The passage explains the mechanism behind sudden rainfall events without explosive disruption.
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Sarah Churchill
Vic Oliver
Britain
Winston Churchill
America
Oliver
Miss Churchill
James Struthers
Fair Grounds
Blue Bird
Hoey
Madame Clara Phrenologist
Heppard
Main St
Rice, Macfadden
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Washington Street
Geneseo
Hedgecock Lumber Co
Ward
Dial
Genasco Sealbac
N. Main
Drug Store No
Pennsylvania
Gulf
Bennington
Portland
Ore
Eastern Air Lines
Gulfpride
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Gulf Pride
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