Farewell Party At Asheboro For The Misses Green
In Asheboro on September 12 a farewell party honored Miss Mattie Green who heads to Meredith College and Miss Annie Heck Green bound for Campbell College Buie's Creek. Hostess Mrs George Rivette led a handkerchief shower and refreshments were served by her daughter Georgia Anne Kivette with guests including Miss Annie Heck Green Miss Mattie Green and others. A Rotary Club luncheon featured a vocational service program with 26 occupations discussed and many guests from across regions attending.
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Asheboro
Mattie Green
Goon
Meredith College
Annie Heck Green
Campbell College
Buie’s Creek
George Rivette
Kivette Street
Georgia Anne Kivette
Marie Craven
Miss Vista
Eunice
Jewel Woodley
Russell Ferree
Everette Steed
Committee On
Rotary
Ferree Ross
Joe Ross, Jr
King Moore
Corbitt Scott
Reid Hanner
Francis White
Jack Teague
Henderson
J. T. Barnes
H. W. Gilmore
New Orleans
Charlie Groble
New York
Charles McCrary
Ernest Cooper
Portland
Oregon
Fletcher Craven
Charles F. Coggins
Junior Auxiliary meets at Burkhead home
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary gathered Friday at 3:30 at Mrs. George Burkhead's home with Mrs. Jess Pugh presiding. Miss Rachel Newnom spoke on the Star Spangled Banner origin, and members were urged to submit membership blanks before October. A prize will be awarded at the next meeting for best recitation of the preamble. Three visitors attended and ice cream and cake concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
George Burkhead
Jess Pugh
Rachel New
Farewell Bridge Party For Lena Swing Before New York
A farewell party was hosted Friday night at Miss Ann Spoon’s home on South Fayetteville Street for Lena Swing who departs Monday for New York City to study a cosmetic course. Miss Flay Wincannon won high score with a novelty hat brush. Ina Cockrell received a vase for low score. Erie Callicutt and Mary Feemster assisted as hostesses. The honor guest received a smart brown purse as guests enjoyed ice cream cakes and nuts. Asheboro Girl Scouts met Friday evening at City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Swing
New York City
Ann Spoon
Flay Wincannon
Ina Cockrell
Needle Club Holds First Ball Meeting At Mrs Barnes Home
The Needle club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Pearl Barnes on Dixon street for needlecraft and conversation. The Barnes residence featured marigold zinnia and gladioli decorations. A salad and sweet course was served. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. John Branson on Cox street September 24.
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The
Needle Club
Pearl Barnes
Dixon Street
Barnes
John Branson
Cox Street
Church Groups Hold Meetings In Upcoming Plans
The Mission Band of the M P church met with Mrs Josephine Pugh with Mrs Thomas Redding directing the study and Miss Lucy Leigh Lowdermilk leading devotionals. Circle six hosted by Miss Olla Mae Brower on South Fayetteville street with Mrs S W Taylor and Miss Helen Phillips in charge. The Sunday school council of the Methodist Protestant church met to plan for the year end and elect officers. Rally Day committee works for the first Sunday in October and a fellowship gathering slated for Sept 25 in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Josephine Pugh
Thomas Redding
Lucy Leigh Lowdermilk
Olla Mae Brower
Circle Six
South Fayetteville Street
S. W. Taylor
Helen Phillips
W. F. Redding, Jr
Methodist Protestant Church
C. E. Bulla
L. F. Ross
Lester Rich
H. R. Trollinger
Wick-Wack Club Plans Fall Dance at Legion Hut
Wick-Wack club under C. B. Boylen will host its first fall dance Friday at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville. About 200 invitations issued. Davis brothers orchestra will play swing music. Dancing runs from nine to one with guests expected to attend.
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American Legion Hut
Thomasville
C. B. Boylen
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Italy Increases War Preparations Under Mussolini
Rome reports Mussolini presiding as Italy's cabinet approved extraordinary military appropriations for land, sea, and air forces to match international needs. The measure also raised salaries by about 8 percent for 650,000 government workers and boosted wages for provincial and municipal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
Soil conservation spread from Deep River project to wider areas
A three year Soil Conservation Service program in the Deep River watershed shows rapid spread to adjacent lands. Metz reports improvements in soil fertility and yields as erosion declines on cooperating and non-cooperating farms, with practices like strip cropping and contour tillage implemented across 1152 farms and expanding influence through neighboring counties and farmers observing the demonstrations.
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Soil Conservation Service
A. C. Metz
SCS
Mr. Metz
High Point
Metz
Hersh Smith
Kernersville Township
Forsyth County
Randolph County
Charlie Kerns
Asheboro
Davidson County
Earl Chambliss
Dancing Master On Trial Third Time
Hollywood January 12 Busby Berkeley the famed dance director faces a third trial on three counts of second degree murder arising from an automobile crash that killed four and injured seven including Berkeley. Traff ic officers testified to alcohol on his breath. two prior trials ended in disagreement but the DA sought dismissal before this scheduled court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Busby Berkeley
Berkeley
Whistle Signals Lubrication Gap in Fan
A whistle indicates a lubrication gap at some point in the fan. The note highlights maintenance needs to prevent wear and ensure safe operation.
Miss Alma McCain Visiting Greensboros Johnson Street
Miss Alma Virginia McCain a NCWC student in Greensboro visits her mother Mrs H McCain on Johnson street for the week. Miss Mabel Hoover Har and Miss Sarah Jones depart Monday for Woman's College to enter Sophomore class. David Bouldin Jr visits Miss Polly Donnell at Korner's Folly Ennersville. Misses Ercell Allen and Kemp spend week at Mount Pleasant. Principal Johnson Street school Miss Jean Lowder and Miss Ivey Paylor attended a joint Greensboro High Point school principals meeting at the courthouse with speaker Dr J B Hillman of Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Virginia McCain
Greensboro
H. McCain
Johnson Street
Mabel Hoover Har
Sarah Jones
Mor Day
Woman’s College
Orboro
David Bouldin, Jr
Miss Polly Donnell
Korner’s
Ercell Allen
Kemp
Mount Pleasant
Jean Lowder
Ivey Paylor
Birds nests used in Chinese soup weigh oyster sized portions
Readable text notes nests used in Chinese cooking resemble oyster sized pieces and that thirty two nests weigh a pound.
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Misses Green
Kemp Alexander
M. H. Birkhead
Frances McDowell
Wick-Wack Club
SIJQE
Roberts, Johnson & Rand
Saint Louis, Missouri
South
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