Asheboro Sorosis hears program by Mr and Mrs Vassar
Asheboro Oct 16. Mr Walter Vassar director of music at Greensboro College and Mrs Vassar spoke at the Sorosis club meeting at Mrs Charles Hossong’s Sunset street home. The program included foreign songs and American numbers sung by Mr Vassar with Mrs Vassar at the piano. Guests included Mrs W A Underwood Sr Mrs B Stedman Mrs J T Barnes and Mrs W L Lambert.
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Asheboro
Spe
Walter Vassar
Greensboro
Col
Vassar
Is Club
Charles Hossong
Sunset Street
Bossong
T. A. Burns
Replesi
Vascar
Strauss
Zueigmans
Musketor
Iiter
Lady
Charles
Singapore
Walton
Macimzey
Vera
Auney
Brown
W. A. Underwood
B. Stedman
J. T. Barnes
W. L. Lambert
Gray
Odell Crawford
C. G. Smith
W. A. Unnwood, Jr
Busy Eddie Knox tackles railwork and meetings
Eddie Knox handles city rail project work in Richmond Virginia and presides over International City Managers Association meetings. He dismisses the idea of lowering tracks for 800000 dollars, noting he has many figures to consider.
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Eddie Knox
International City Managers’ Association
Richmond
Needs of rigid conservation measure stressed in erosion talk
Mr Erickson warned that careless farming has ruined 75 years of soil, destroying 35,000,000 acres and displacing about 3,000 people. He warned that 226,000,000 acres will be lost to erosion, threatening over eight million people and vast regions across several states unless soil conservation is quickly enforced.
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North Carolina
Erickson
Florida
Alabama
Soil Conservation Service
Piedmont
Atlantic
Yadkin
Pee Dee
Cape Fear
Mr. Erickson
America
Marian Martin Shirtwaist Frock Pattern Ad
An advertisement for Marian Martin Pattern 9957 promotes a versatile shirtwaist frock in sizes 14 to 44 with a pleated skirt and button-up yoke. It highlights easy sewing, suitable fabrics, and a new Marian Martin Pattern Book, with instructions to order from The Enterprise Pattern Department. The piece also includes a conservation quote on soil erosion and its impact on American agriculture.
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Marian
Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Over 100 Criminal Cases Arranged In Local Ledger
A list enumerates more than a hundred criminal cases with defendants and charges including operating auto intoxicated assault with deadly weapon breaking prohibition law unlawful larceny and related offenses. The lengthy roster names individuals such as H T Shaw Clifford Jones Sam Murphy J L Walden Wes Johnson and many others with varied accusations.
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H. T. Shaw
Clifford Jones
Sam Murry
J. L. Walden
Wes Johnson
Jule Fagg
Henry Morton
Boyd Payne
Otis Riley
Marvin Snipes
John H. Brown
Margaret Safriet
Ter
A. Benfield
Irvin Riggon
N. T. Dalton
Clara Robinson
Fortner Plummer
Alvin Woodard
Lon Hendrix
Guy Nearthcutt
J. J. Newsome
C. L. Proctor
Cicero Clodfelter
R. H. Smallwood
Sonny Lindsay
Jamie Sherrill
Mahaile Gripper
Calvin Spencer
Josh Payne
Celester Alston
Sam Blanton
Ovella Feimster
Viola Reid
Sadie Murray
Richard Lindsay
Jerry Green
Lenn‘ Lee
Jennie Jones
Gus Tipps
Richard Harris
Estelle Stokes
Thomas Sykes
Mose Murray
Samuel Conner
Mary Welborn
Wilson Kress
Hood Beaty
Rufus McCain
Carl Steele
Spurgeon Johnson
Jurors Named for Term Proceedings
A list of jurors includes J. R. Nicholson, Fountain, Welch, Dallo way, Wooten, Davis, Lyndon, Simpson, Morgan, Ingram, Mishoe, Lotts, White, Stinson, Misenheimer, Spencer, Piner, Lewis, Bun day, Powers, Robertert, Sowers, Teague, Patterson, Norman, Horney, Horne Jr., Davis, Ray Smith, Fritts, Ridge, Strickland, Garner, George, Clark.
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J. R. Nicholson
BE. Fountain
W. C. Welch
R. G C. Dalloway
A. Wooten
C. M. Davis
J. W. Lyndon
W. B. Simpson
W. M. Morgan
Robert L. Ingram
Mishoe
J. T. Lotts
G. W. White
H. P. Stinson
W. Misenheimer
T. A. Spencer
J. I. Piner
W. D. Lewis
W. G. Bunday
H. Ray Powers
C. W. Rickert
R. W. Sowers
J. Roy Teague
H. N. Patterson
R. H. Norman
Cc. R. Horney
Bennie Horne, Jr
Co. R. Davis
Ray Smith
J. M. Fritts
Henry Ridge
W. W. Strickland
Garner
R. G. George
G. G. Clark
Tin Cans Made From Sheet Steel With Tin Coating
Tin cans are produced from sheet steel and feature a thin tin coating comprising about one sixtieth part of the metal. This combination provides a durable container material used widely in food packaging.
Letters From a Quaker Town and a Joe Louis Sighting
Letters from Bud Briggs at Curtis Institute recount a Quaker meeting on Fourth and Arch in Philadelphia and a concert with Ormandy. A near-lynx eyed crowd rallies for Joe Louis on Chestnut Street as photographers, police, and fans chase space for autographs.
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Fourth and Arch Streets
Briggs
Kreisler
Mozart
Baptists to Convene October 21 22 With Reports
The North Carolina Baptist convention will meet October 21 and 22 with reports from churches on orphanage welfare hospital Christian education and home missions. Rev C N Royal Rev Hughey O Miller Rev J B Kirk and others will present ministerial relief social service and Sunday school items. Obituaries will be read by Rev John A Garner before adjournment.
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A. A. Walker
Greensboro
A. Lee Gibson
High Point
J. N. Bowman
J. Clyde Turner
J. B. Kirk
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Couple Observes 19th Wedding Anniversary in Deep River
In Deep River section a Greensboro couple celebrated the 19th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Here man White with a covered-dish luncheon at their home. Mrs. White was aided by her mother Mrs. Hankine and Mrs. Henry Veach of High Point. The Deep River philotheas hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Cora Thornton at teacher Mrs. E. J. White's home with ten members present ahead of her move to a new home.
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Deep River
Hereman White
Greensboro
Philotheas
Cora Thornton
E. J. White
Miss Thornton
Local Society Recap of Dinner Guests and Visits
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Peele were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Briges and family. Winfield Jones from Richmond, Va. left Saturday after visiting his brother T. J. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Borum and family dined with Mrs. Borum's mother Mrs. J. R. Sullivan on Winston road. Mrs. Guegies, visiting her daughter Mrs. Lindsay Knight, left for Mayodan. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley and family of High Point visited relatives. Miss Cora and Clan Thornton visited Gottis Foster Sunday. Mrs. Rufus Smith, recently at Wesley Long hospital, returned home much improved.
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Joseph Peele
Franklin Briges
Winfield Jones
Richmond
T. J. Jones
C. M. Borum
Lindsay Knight
Mayodan
Wesley
High Point
Cora
Clan Thornton
Gottis Foster
Rufus Smith
Wesley Long Hospital
Pageant session features social science teaching demo
The third general session will be held Saturday at 10 30 in the Senior school auditorium with a demonstration on teaching controversial ties in the social sciences led by Miss Eunice Lloyd of North Carolina Woman's College. Dr Harriett Elliott as evaluator from the Woman's College will close with committee reports and officer elections.
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Eunice Lloyd
North Carolina Woman's College
Harriett Elliott
Woman's College
Theenka
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Margaret Parker
Annie Lee
Jesse Canoe
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