Music-Literature Dept. Meets at Mrs Gray Home
The Music-Literature department of the Woman's club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 PM at 718 West Farms Avenue with Mrs W B Gray hosting. Mrs Harriett Hammer Walker editor of the Asheboro Courier will speak and a small musical program by Mrs J H Allred Mrs John C Whitesell and Mrs J Gurney Briggs with Miss Mae Kirkman at the piano will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gray
Woman's Club
West Farms Avenue
J. H. McCall
Harriett Hammer Walker
Asheboro
Evening Garden Club Meeting Planned for Tomorrow
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club announces its first fall meeting scheduled for Tuesday September 17 at 7 30 pm. The session will be at Mrs J W Hedrick's home on North Main Street and will feature an important business session. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Martha
Elya Blair
South Main Street
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Country Club
W. E. Gray
West Farriss Avenue
Harriett Hammer Walker
Asheboro
Woman's Club
Y’ers Club
Miss Douglas Returns From Extended Mediterranean Cruise
Miss Frances Douglas returns Saturday to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A G Glass at 616 Parkway after a two month Mediterranean voyage that included a visit to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Douglas
Mrs. A. Glas
Parkway
Italy
Y. W. C. A. Clubs To Hold Weekly Supper Meetings
Florence Nightengale club hosts a 6 30 supper at the hut this evening with prompt arrival. Business and Professional Girls club meets Tuesday at 6 30 for weekly supper. Live Yers club plans annual banquet Thursday at seven with elaborate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightengale Club
Business and Professional Girls
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Weekstart
The Florence Nightingale club holds a Monday supper at the YWCA followed by recreation. The Emerywood Country Club hosts the Musical Art club initial fall meeting with plans for an interesting program. Other events include WCT A meetings, garden club gatherings, and a United Daughters of the Confederacy benefit bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightengale Club
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Paylor Returns From Confederate Reunion
Irvin Paylor has returned from Amarillo Texas where she attended the Confederate Reunion as Adjutant General of the North Carolina Division United Confederate Veterans under Major General J Shakespeare Harris. She also served as North Carolina sponsor on General Rice Pierce staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss I
Irvin Paylor
Amarillo
Tex
North Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
J. Shakespeare Harris
Miss Paylor
Rice Pierce
Sg Ee
Weekend Guests From Raleigh Attend Emerywood Dance
Mr and Mrs Capus M Way nick of Raleigh spent the weekend in Roland Park as guests of Mr and Mrs R B Terry and attended the Emerywood Country Club dance. Gurney Hinkle recovering after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Rankins return to Emerywood after Statesville visit with Ben Cooper. Silas McBee visits Baltimore brother Avery McHee. Watermans of Omaha leave after a week with F A Waterman family. will spend time in Norfolk. Mrs M L Coggins of Lexington stays with daughter Mrs John A Holmes on Colonial drive for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capus M. Waynick
Raleigh
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
Emerywood Country Club
Gurney Hinkle
Burrus Memorial Hospital
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Emerywood
Statesville
Ben Cooper
Franklin C. Waterman
Omaha
Neb
M. L. Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
Coggins
Royals Welborn Reunion Held At Hopewell
The Royals Welborn families gathered at Hopewell church near Trinity on Sunday September 15 with many relatives and friends attending. H C Royals gave the welcome, Rev B F Clark led a devotional, Dr John T Burrus spoke, a picnic lunch followed, and officers were re elected: H C Royals president Willis Welborn vice president Miss Ora Mae Welborn secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals-Welborn
Hopewell Church
Trinity
H. C. Royals
B. F. Clark
John T. Burrus
C. N. Royals
Green Street Baptist Church
Royals Band
Hepler
Thomasville
Willis Welborn
Ora Mae Welborn
John Welborn
Robert Royals
Calvary M E Church Social Plans Meeting
The Daughters of Calvary M. E. church will meet at Ruth Burgo’s home 121 Ragan Street this evening at 7 30 o clock for a church social and planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Daughters of Weasley
Calvary M. E. Church
Ruth Burgoes
Ragan Street
Ite
Mrs Frances Dickson Returns Home From Virginia Mountains
Mrs Frances Dickson has returned to her Johnson Street residence after spending some time in the Virginia mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dickson
Johnson Street
Virginia
Navy doctor ends visit then sails for London study
Commander J G Dickson of the Medical Corps US Navy left the city with his brothers after a brief visit. He heads from the Pacific coast to New York where he will join his family and sail September 18 for London to take a postgraduate course in medicine lasting seven or eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dickson
Medical Corps
United States Navy
R. D
F. F
J. D. Dickson
Pacific Coast
New York
London
Eng
Gorrell Burge Remains Critical After Crash
Gorrell Burge, 22, son of Mr and Mrs G T Burge of Asheboro road, stayed critical at Burrus Memorial hospital at noon. He had a broken neck after his car collided on the Winston-Salem road with a car driven by Columbus Webber of Winston-Salem. Dorothy Frits of Ward street, also injured, was resting nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrell Burge
G. T. Burge
Asheboro
Burrus Memorial Hospital
School Patrol Asked to Return Articles to Police
Sergeant J O Pike announced the School Boy Patrol would again be in vogue this year. He and motorcycle officers were busy assembling belts caps and badges from last year and urged anyone who has not turned in articles to leave them at the Carolina Motor Club on North Main Street immediately. The patrol is described as of measurable value to school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Pike
Police Department
Carolina Motor Elub
North Main Street
Pike
Morbid ambulance chasing sparks debate and ordinances
The writer reflects on a lifelong urge to chase ambulances and fire trucks, noting the dangers and tragedies witnessed. He cites High Point’s ordinance against chasing emergencies, reports patrol arrests near Greensboro, and humorously suggests city leaders cut the tax rate to gain favor for future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Death notices for Mrs Wade Gallimore in Thomasville
Mrs Wade Gallimore died at City Memorial hospital and funeral services were held at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev J A Palmer and Rev W K McKee in charge. Pallbearers included R H Murphy Raymond Rothrock John Osborne Arthur Gooch Elmer Sink and Luther Sink. Interment followed in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Gallamore
Thomasville
Wade Gallimore
City Memorial Hospital
First
Evangelical and Reformed Aeree
Tor
J. A. Palmer
Dea
W. K. McKee
First Baptist Church
R. H. Murphy
Raymond Rothrock
John Osborne
Arthur Gooch
Elmer Sink
Luther Sink
Mount Pleasant
Here
Funeral service for Mrs J H Cunningham held at home
Mrs. J H Cunningham died after a long illness and was honored in a Sunday service at her home at 2 pm. The procession then proceeded to Greensboro for graveside rites at Green Hill cemetery. The service in Greensboro was led by Dr Charles F Myers with Reverend Witherspoon of Lexington in charge. Pallbearers included Aldridge Grubb Hooker Grubb Gordon Glover and Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cunningham
Thomasville
Greensboro
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles F. Myers
Presbyterian Church
Cunningham
BR. ©. Aldridge
Thomas Grubb
Donald N. J. Hooker
Oscar Grubb
Elwood Gordon
Marcus Glover
Joe Albertson
Bees determine sex and role by fertilization and nutrition
In bees fertilization decides sex with fertilized eggs becoming females and unfertilized eggs yielding males. Food influences whether female larvae become queens or sterile workers.
Local Students to Visit Theaters for Performances
Plans call for selected students to assist school children across a busy street intersection and be guests of local theaters for a series of performances as in prior years.
Beauty in the Bath by Alicia Hart
The piece urges budget conscious women to maximize a daily bath by adding a shelf mirror and inexpensive tools. It details weekly manicuring, hot oil scalp treatment, and a home facial during bathing with a non steaming mask, plus a fiber sponge Turkish towel strap to rub the back for circulation and cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Man Up The Tree Sermon at Gospel Tabernacle
Rev H P Williams speaks on Zacchaeus the tax collector from Luke 19 The message urges faith urgency and restitution as Jesus passes by The sermon contrasts ancient Christian healing with reliance on medicine and quotes Mary Baker Eddy on faith in Deity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Jesus
Jericho
Zacchaeus
Mary Baker Eddy
Substance as Lesson Topic in Christian Science Services
The September 16 Sunday Lesson-Sermon centers on Substance with a Golden Text from Hebrews and citations from the Bible including I Timothy. The Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to indicates further scriptural study guiding the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Tobacco markets expand in North Carolina belt
Tobacco sales begin in seven more North Carolina market centers with the middle belt opening. Durham leads with an expected 30 million pounds, up from 24 million last year, as other markets forecast higher poundage. The crop is spotted but generally good and prices paid for the leaf are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Middle Belt
Durham
Henderson
Oxford
Aberdeen
Warrenton
Louisburg
Fuquay Springs
Carthage
Sanford
Sears survey notes rising North Carolina business trends
A Sears Roebuck report issued for its 49th anniversary shows North Carolina expenditures over five years ending December 31, 1934 totaling 8,953,578 dollars. The state saw a 75 percent rise in 1934 over the five-year average, with wages, advertising, and rents contributing to the totals. Sears plans extended anniversary celebrations in High Point and 375 other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sears, Roebuck and Company
High Point
R. B. Wood
J. BE. Cman
Sea
Sears
Chambers of Commerce and Munity Relief and Welfare
Northlina
North
Coleman
Diamonds Emit Phosphorescence By Radium And High Tension
Report notes diamonds can phosphoresce when exposed to radium and high tension electricity. Observers cite glowing effects as demonstration of radioluminescence and electrical excitation in mineral samples.
Middle Belt Markets May Shape Statewide Grower Meeting
Middle Belt markets could determine timing for a state wide growers meeting to protest prices. Bright Belt growers, meeting last week, decided to await the opening of the Middle Belt before deciding whether to hold such a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Belt
Bright Belt
Middle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Music-Literature
Evening Garden Club
Miss Douglas
Lion Brand
Moffitt
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Roy Welborn
L. G. Robichaux
American Legion Muxiledy
A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood Court
Hoy L. Fesperman
L. J. Ingram
Silas McBee
Baltimore, Md
Brother
Avery McHee
Martin Martin
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
Royals- Welborn
Hopewell
McKee
Harold
Henry Lafayette Moore
George Ivey Cromwell
Ruth Robinson
Charles Graham
Emily Moore
Asheville
W. C. Fisch
Canton
N. C
Pentagon Club
Herman Bernard
Montheu Avenue
Faye Long
Virginia Kent
Hant Russell Street
Eula Crump
Mise Kent
Sarah Brown
Lucille Boyd
Nancy Roberts
Leona Moore
Frances Moser
Dorothy Vincannon
Nellie Kent
Doris McMahan
Arnold Richardson
Worth Royals
Wade Luther
Roland Hermen
Ace A of Spades & Ie
John Mebane
State Highway Patrol
Lloyd Hughes
Thurlow Kearns, Jr
Beauty IN
The
London House
Sears Roebuck
Farrlee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!