Socials and church events in Randleman and Asheboro
Mrs. Larry Hammond hosted a bridge party in Randleman honoring Miss Irma Whitfield of Lumberton. The high score went to Mrs. W. C. Hammond of Asheboro. Other attendees included Mrs. A. B. Freeman and Mrs. B. Bunting among others. Ice course served. Separate notes: area youths held a watermelon event at the Christian church lawn hosted by Eli Freeman Arch Gaster and Otto Robbins. Epworth League social attendees listed. Baptist Glad Girls class met with Miss Dixie Helms. plans for officers and a class supper discussed. ice cream and cake served. The class will meet with Misses Frances and Lola Carlisle in September.
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Messrs
Eli Freeman
Arch Gaster
Otto Robbins
The
Christian Church
Glad Girls
the Baptist Church
Dixie Helms
Lourena Hedrick
Ruby Stout
Nelle Robbins
Frances
Lola Carlisle
Executrix Notices Claims Against Estate of Matton
Susie F. Matton executrix of George A. Matton notifies all creditors to present claims by August 2, 1939 at her High Point North Carolina residence. Debtors must pay promptly. This public notice dated August 2, 1938.
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George A. Matton
Guilford County
North Carolina
Hill- Great Drive
High Point
North
Susie F. Matton
Sale of Warner property in High Point under mortgage power
By virtue of a deed of trust dated 1927 the Emma J. Warner mortgagee assigns the loan to Emma Warner. The property at 6 Willowbrook Street in High Point North Carolina across Lot No 6 and part of Lot 17 in the Empire Plaid Mille Lands is sold at public auction for cash to satisfy the debt. The sale is conducted in front of the City Hall at noon on September 10 1938. EMMA J. WARNER and D C MacRae Assignee Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. F. Warner
Emma J. Warner
E. Bennett
Emma . Warner
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
North Carolina
High Point
North
Caro
Willowbrook Street
West Green Street
Willlowbrook Street
Office of the Register of Deeds
Quilford County
D. C. MacRae
Local Social Visits Include Greensboro and Concord
Miss Marie Pearce of Greens boro visited Miss Betty Lou Pope over the week end. Mrs. N. N. Newlin spent the past week end in Troy with her sister, Mrs. T. F. Ashburn. Mrs. M. A. Chaney is spending several days in Concord with relatives. Mrs. Belle Smith is slowly improving after being confined to her home with illness. Mrs. Bob Henry of Kinston spent the week end here with Mr. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hamilton and family have returned from
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Pearce
Greensboro
Betty Lou Pope
N. N. Newlin
Troy
T. F. Ashburn
M. A. Chaney
Concord
Belle Smith
Bob Henry
Kinston
Henry
H. H. Hamilton
Chalybeate Springs
Rozelle Smith
Mecia Short
Elizabeth Swaim
West North Carolina
Dennis Smith
Evelyn Story
Rockingham
P. C. Story
Clark Marsh
Sparrow
Chapel Hill
O. C. Marsh
O. C. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. J. Polykavats
L Suther
Rom Bullard
Randleman
Ad Farlow
Sedgefield
Messrs
T. A. Brookshire
Thad Small
Bob Stevens
Myrtle Beach
C. E. Garten
J. Boyd Grace
High Point
Eli Freeman
M. Rike
Ernest Kiger
Lincolnton
Grover Crutchfield
J. Boyd Groce
Dewey Freeeman
Charlie Hastoy
Asheboro
Marian Martin Pattern Book Promises Fall Jumper Frock
The ad promotes Pattern 9847 for Marian Martin jumpers with matching blouses and bloomers in child sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12. It outlines fabric needs and prices and urges sending fifteen cents per pattern with size name address and style number to order. The piece also blends local notices about social visits and events in North Carolina towns and a note on medieval England baker’s accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Ite
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Parents urged to accept teen petting as normal growth
Cornell professor Warner Cottrell says necking and petting are universal during courtship and essential for bonding. He argues parental worry grows from misunderstandings and divorce patterns, and urges tolerant views as youths face higher stimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Leonard Cottrell
Cornell
Amateur Hour at Salvation Army Tonight
An Amateur Hour will be held at the Salvation Army tonight at 7:30. The program includes magic, a miniature wedding, songs by Paul Wesley and Roy King's Quartet, recitations on Negro topics, guitar accompanying songs, and a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Paul Wesley
Roy King
Old United States winoner's ground into paper pulp and sold
A fragmented report notes an item involving a national or regional prize or trophy ground into pulp and sold, with limited readable details. Named individuals or organizations are not clearly identified in the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Joe Pickard
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Margaret Emily Pickard
Celia Eades
Nida Hancock
Eugene Wise
Billy Brown
Charles Brown
J. M. Brown
Margaret Brown
Ruth Brown
Howard Hinshaw
Fleming Bell
Betty Ward
Ruth Talley
Katharine Talley
Johnny Dean
Mary Louise Talley
Mable Lovette
Opal Kirkman
Margaret Wall
Annie Lee Hancock
Joanne Dean
Ana Lou Pope
Jessie Marion Wall
Olly Barker
Frances Talley
Mary Gray Lambe
Claude Brookshire
Rebecca Hanner
Carmen Moser
Margaret Hinshaw
Alice Ruth Kirkman
Katharine Smith
Margaret Sue Ferree
Alice Ferree
Hilma Dean
Mary Council
Vernelle Robbins
Mary Gladys Brookshire
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Magnum Apples
Whitehouse
Armour'’s
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Sunnyfield
Pia
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Washington Street
South Main Street
England
Mney
Walgreen
Walgreen’s
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Cigar and Drug Dept
Garcia Sublime Perfectos
Prince Albert
Dnella
Penway
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Shorelawn
Lowes
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Squibb’'S Dental
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