Greensboro Club Dance to Feature Jimmy Poyner Tuesday
The Tous Unis club of Greensboro has completed plans for a dance at Sedgefield Country Club from 10 PM to 2 AM. Jimmy Poyner and his State Collegians will provide music after returning from a successful tour of the Carolinas beaches, with vocalists Teen Palm and Key Scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tous Unis Club
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Jimmy Poyner
Carolinas
Teen Palm
Poyner
Patty Redman
High Point
Isaac Ham, Jr
Mary Lib
Letitian Club To Meet This Evening
The Letitian Club invites members to a 7 30 gathering at Miss Irene Canallys home on South Wain Street. Attendees include numerous local families from Winston Salem Union Cross Seagrove Madison and Oak Ridge with many children and relatives present.
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Gallimore and Mrs McMillan
A surprise birthday dinner was held at Mrs W Gallimore’s East Green street home to mark her fifty ninth birthday. Mrs Sarah McMillan of 803 East Green street shared in the celebration with her own birthday. Relatives enjoyed a picnic style meal after a long afternoon visit, and both honorees received attractive gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gallimore
East Green
Sarah McMillan
East Green Street
Ray
Mrs J H Gibson Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Wallburg
Wallburg obituary notes Mrs J H Gibson reaching eighty with a birthday gathering at her daughter’s home. Attendees from Winston Salem High Point Greensboro and nearby areas joined a lawn dinner and watermelon feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
J. H. Gibson
C. Southern
Gib
Winston-Sa- High Point
Greensboro
Points
John Kean
W. Southern
Nellay
Eugene
H. P. Martin
Alice Is
Allen Robie
Robie
BE. H. Powell
Cora Gibson
Beulah Powell
S. A. EB. Powell
High Point
Tansy Dillon Birthday Honoree At Home Party
Tansy Dillon young daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Dillon was honored with a seventh birthday party at her home Saturday afternoon pink and white decorations and refreshments followed games winners were Laverne Hartgrove and Kathryn Needham attendees included Oleane Clodfelter Kathryn Cross Billie Ruth Frasier Ruth and Bess Needham LaVerne Hartgrove Mary McAllister Kathryn Needham Richard Lawson Horace Charlie and Nancy Cagle gifts were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansy Dillon
W. P. Dillon
Laverne Hartgrove
Kathryn Needham
Oleane Clodfelter
Kathryn Cross
Billie Ruth Frasier
Ruth
Bess
Thomasville Couple Wed on August 30
Miss Annie Lee Hep ler and Walter Guy Hughes were united in marriage Friday evening August 30 at 10 30 in the Thomasville Circuit parsonage on Highland avenue. The vows were read by Rev. John Cline in the presence of a few relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Annie Lee Hepler
Walter Guy Hughes
Thomasville Circuit
Highland Avenue
John Cline
Indoor window gardens and miniature terrariums for plants
A guide to bringing outdoor gardens indoors with terrariums aquariums and window gardens. It lists plants for containers such as dwarf ageratum marigold sapphire lobelia and heavenly blue morning glory plus succulents and African violets. Terrariums offer decorative educational value and can comfort ill or homebound friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selifs
Intimate Friends Wed in Pleasant Hill Area Romance
Intimate friends describe the bride as a charming young woman from the Hepler family of Pleasant Hill with a large circle of friends. The groom, son of the Hughes family of Fuller, is a prominent young farmer. They will reside on Thomasville route 2.
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Hughes
B. C. Hepler
Pleasant Hill
Mr. Hughes
W. R. Hughes
Fuller
Thomasville
Route 2
Girls Pentagon Members To Meet At Woodbrook Court
The Girls Pentagon club meets this evening at 7 15 with Miss Jacklyn McMullan at the home of her sister Mrs L J Fisher on Woodbrook court. Full attendance is desired.
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Pentagon Club
Jacklyn McMullan
L. J. Fisher
Woodbrook Court
Pentagon Club Meeting Tonight at Talmadge Ellington Home
The Pentagon club will hold its weekly meeting this evening at 7:16 at the home of Talmadge Ellington on West Bay street. All members are requested to be present. MIS88 Elsie Gates Reopens Music Studio in Howell Street.
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Letitianlub
Irene cAnally
South Wain Street
Pentagon Club
Talmadge Ellington
West Bay Street
Gates
Elsie Gates
Howell Street
T. ER. L
T. EB. L. Clase
West End Baptist Church
Faithful Workers to Meet at Green Street Baptist
The Faithful Workers class at Green Street Baptist meets tomorrow at 7:30 PM with Mrs H R Russell at 407 Barker Street to reveal Heart Sisters will and urge full attendance. The Mary Stevens class will also meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM at Mrs J R Hinson's home 6501 West Green. The First Christian church Young People's League hosts a Tom Thumb wedding Friday at 8 PM with Dorothy Culler as bride and a full cast. ice cream will be served on the grounds before and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Faithful Workers
Green Street
Tom Thumb
Christian Church
Young People’s League of the First Christian Church
Dorothy Culler
Clel Smith
Boots Green
Dewey Owens
Bride
Mildred Smith
Mabel Parks
Ruby Green
Lorraine Smith
Ruby
Doris Drye
Winfred Smith
Plato Brittain
Landis Lemuel Owens
George
Jimmy Parks
Bobby Samuels
Thelma Mann
Mary Jane Parks
Nellie Jones
Daily Newspaper Count in the United Ttolam
A rough figure estimates about two thousand daily newspapers operate within the United Ttolam, reflecting a vibrant print media landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Ttolam
P T A Institute Gathers Executives At University
Several hundred officers and representatives of parent teacher associations from across North Carolina converge on the University to plan the coming year and receive practical instruction at the eighth annual Parent Teacher institute. Distinguished speakers include Clyde Erwin and Mrs. Raymond Binford.
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Chapel Hill
University Extension Division
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Clyde Erwin
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Raymond Binford
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Harold D. Meyer
University
Edgar W. Knight
R. B. House
the University
R. M. Grumman
Felix Grinette
North Carolina Hospital Savings Association
T. W. Guthrie
North Carolina Education Association
C. C. Burton
Greensboro
Bess N. Rosa
W. B. Aycock
Raleigh
State Association
Aycock
Joseph Garibaldi
Weaver Mann
J. W. Burke
Erwin
Vivian Dar
P T A Institute Opens at University of North Carolina
Mrs. W B Aycock of Raleigh presides over the North Carolina Parent Teacher Congress Institute opening at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Local sessions follow with leaders including Mrs A J Flowers Jr and Mrs H K Sledge guiding organization and membership topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Neal
Mra. C
Freel
A. B. Holmes
P.T. A
BE. E. White
J. Fred Rippy
R. M. Grumman
A. J. Flowers
Local Residents Return After Visits and Illness Updates
Mrs E J Payne returns from Washington due to granddaughter Evelyn Drayton’s infantile paralysis illness, now recovering. Richard Payne comes home from three weeks in Washington Annapolis and the north to be with his ill father H M Roach. The Barkers return from Myrtle Beach and Washington. Wade Hiatt family expected back from Asheville. The Taylors and Grace Hancock visit Raleigh and Rocky Mount, returning home. Bolick of Charlotte visits, with guest Mrs Kinley. Williard Hill returns from Welborn Street to Farm. E H Jarrett and Sarah back from Conway with Miss Martha Jarrett. Mrs J B Ward recovering from surgery at Guilford General Hospital and home on Arch Street. D H Parsons weekend in Greensboro with friends. Ellis Roach leaves for Fort Bragg after a week’s stay.
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E. J. Payne
Washington, D. C
Evelyn Drayton
Richard Payne
Parkway
Washington
Annapolis
Points North
J. B. Ward
Guilford General Hospital
Arch Street
Miss Velma Matthews Leaves for University of North Carolina
Miss Velma Matthews departs for Chapel Hill to conduct laboratory work at the University of North Carolina this week before joining the Hartaville school system this fall. She is accompanied by Mrs. B R Matthews of Thomasville, a former resident, who will represent both Main Street and Colonial Drive schools at the State Parent-Teacher Institute at the University this week.
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Velma Matthews
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Hartaville
N. C
Miss Matthews
Mra
R. Matthews
Thomasville
Main Street
Colonial Drive
Apron Embellishment Ideas and Pattern Offer
In this kitchen craft note a homemaker learns to brighten a room with an appliqued apron and a halter top paired with a gored skirt. Pattern 6428 provides transfer motifs roses leaves color guides and stitch directions and costs 10 cents by mail to The Enterprise Household Aria Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Household Aria Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Mrs Rhodes Hosts Ramona Ann Birthday Party
Mrs J E Rhodes entertained about twenty children at 2831 English Street for Ramona Ann Rhodes sixth birthday. Children played games led by Miss Lois Kearns and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served in a pink and green decorated dining room with a large birthday cake as the centerpiece.
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J. E. Rhodes
English Street
Ramona Ann
Lois Kearns
W. O. W. and Circle Hold City Lake Park Outing
About 100 members and friends of the Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle gathered at City Lake Park on a Saturday evening. The event included a 4:30 softball game, a picnic supper, and rides for the younger attendees after the meal.
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Wooden of the World
Woodmen Circle
City Lake Park
Modern Etiquette Inquiries From Roberta Lep
Q A is it proper to say pleased to meet you instead of how do you do The answer says how do you do is standard Q Should a bride display wedding gifts The answer says it is optional Q Where should family sit at a church funeral The answer places them in the front pews
Andrews Birth Announcement for Jane in Archdale
Mr and Mrs John Andrews announce the birth of a daughter Jane at Guilford General hospital on Monday September 2 in Archdale local area family notice from the Guilford region.
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Jane Andrews
John Andrews
Archdale
Jane
Guilford General Hospital
Death of C F Allred Aged 68 In Millboro Community
C F Allred 68 a prominent farmer of Millboro died at Randolph hospital Saturday night from a heart ailment after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 3 PM today at Grays Chapel Methodist Church with Rev S M Penn officiating. He was unmarried and had no close relatives beyond several Greensboro nieces and nephews.
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F. Allred
Asheboro
C. F. Allred
Millboro
Randolph Hospital
Grays Chapel Methodist Church
S. M. Penn
Aldridge Rites Set for Aged Randolph County Farmer
E A Aldridge 65 prominent farmer and stock raiser died at Randolph hospital Asheboro after an operation following a long illness. He was unmarried. Funeral rites will be held at Old Union church near Sophia Tuesday at 11 AM. Body stays at T A Wall home near Sophia until the funeral.
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Kk. A. Aldridge
Asheboro
E. A. Aldridge
Rancheman
Randolph Hospital
Samuel
Louisa Aldridge
Old Union Church
Sophia
T. A. Wall
Itching Nervous System Effects in Drug Addicts and Ageing
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains generalized itching can stem from bloodborne toxins or nerve involvement, not just skin. He notes causes include habit forming drug use, senile skin changes, arterial hardening, mites, and infections, with treatment focusing on the whole body and nerve sedation, sleep hygiene, and skin care.
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Hugh Johnson
Commissioners approve higher ER A donation at High Point office
Guilford county commissioners approved a motion, urged by Judge Teague, to raise the county donation to the Emergency Relief headquarters in High Point from 10 to 26 dollars per month matching the Greensboro office allocation.
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Guilford County
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Greensboro
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Letitian Club
J. A. Southern
C. W. Gibson
Dewey Bell
Bell
Will Taylor
Winston-Salem
Clyde Bowers
Henderson
Elbert Gatewood
Madison
Y. M. Wheelis
R. J. White
Walkertown
Paul Martin
Susie Grady
Hillsboro
T. A. Southern
Seagrove
J. W. Taylor
Luther Southern
Sedge Garden
Ruby Crews
Oak Ridge
Odell
Weldon Clodfelter
Thelma Clodfelter
Peggy Moore
Union Cross
Walburg
B. A. White
Mack Clodfelter
Messrs
Ervin Hartman
Walter Sechrest
Billie Spainhour
Thurman Peace
Rs. J. H. Gibson
Eied
North Main
Chic Ensemble
B. Altman
Schiaparelli
P. A. Jones
Pentagon
Mary Stevens
P.T.A
University For Institute
H. M. Roach
J. C. Barker
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Wade Hiatt
Arta Pearl
Asheville
John Taylor
Grace Hancock
Robert Davis
Thomas Mallard
Mr. Taylor
Rocky Mount
W. D. Bolick
Charlotte
BE. P. Yarborough
Flint Street
Williard Hill
J. M. Hill
Welborn Street
Farmer
E. H. Jarrett
Sarah
Conway, D. C
Martha Jarrett
Mrs. Jarrett
D. H. Parsons
Ellis Roach
Fort Brags
Faytteville
University of N. C
Mrs. Rhodes
W. O. W. and
Circle
Roberta Lep
DR. Morris Fishbetn
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
ERA
Wadsworth
Phone Ser
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