Ace of Clubs Meeting At Smith Home In Thomasville
Mrs. W. G. Smith hosted Ace of Clubs with 15 guests including Miss Margaret Newell and Mrs. Harold Willis. Bridge scores crowned Mrs. Walter Newby first, Mrs. Charles F. Phillips second, and guest Mrs. Birchfield won dusting powder. Refreshments served. Garden Club met at Mrs. J. W. Boyles with programs on permanency of perennials and fall planning for spring planting.
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Thomasville
W. G. Smith
Ace of Clubs
Smith
Colonial Drive
Walter Newby
Charles F. Phillips
Jesse Green
Vernon Snider
W. L. Birchfield
Margaret Newell
Harold Willis
Lexington
Kirkman
Thomasville Garden Club
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
C. H. Phillips
Sam Welborn
H. W. Maier
Hemroid Internal Remedy Claims Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement promotes Hemroid tablets as an internal cure for piles, arguing that improving blood circulation in weak areas alleviates itching bleeding and protrusion. It credits Dr J Leonhardt and asserts Mann Drug Co offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. &. Leonhardt
Tha Mann Drug Co
Adv
Social Roundup of Visits and Parties in the City
Miss Elinor Mann returns to Albemarle after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garner on Colonial drive. Mrs. Jessie Shelley goes home to Tennille after a summer with Mr. and Mrs. Hoover on East Main street. Dr. Maury Hite and Miss Dolly Hite return to Virginia after visiting Meade Hite on Salem street. accompanied by Miss Bessie Stark. The Parkin family of Fayetteville, Tenn. visits Mr. and Mrs. Pepper. Parkin is Mrs. Pepper’s brother. Miss Lucy Eason and others motor to Mount Airy to see Mare Snell, a patient who recently had appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shuford host guests on Randolph street honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter as they prepare to move to Concord. Bridge games yield highest scores to Mrs. Hunter and Hubert L. Fouts. refreshments served to all guests. Virginia Boyles hosts Community church class at West Main street. ice course served after games. Marcia Black, fifth birthday, entertains friends on Lexington avenue with games and ice cream. Attending include Maxine Kennedy, Irene, Rebecca, Donald and Ralph Stone, Ted Hethcock, Peggy
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Maury Hite
Culpepper
Dolly Hite
Rappahannock County
Bessie Stark
Woodville
Mrs. Meade Hite
Salem Street
Lucy Eason
R. G. Jennings
J. Pliskin
Mount Airy
Mare Snell
Martin Memorial Hospital
Albert Shuford
Randolph Street
Fred Hunter
Concord
Hunter
Hubert L. Fouts
Phil Shuford
Virginia Boyles
West Main Street
Donnie Burkhart
Lela Maud Boyles
Marcia Black
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
Maxine Kennedy
Irene
Rebecca
Donald
Ralph Stone
Ted Hethcock
Peggy
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
Alexander
C. L. Berrier
J. A. Zeigler
Phyllis Alexander
Archibald Johnson
T. J. Covington
W. E. Tomlinson
Lois Johnson
Alvah Boyles
Joyce Kilmer
J. C. Slate
A. R. Bullock
Peggy Hite
Ellen Mae Pegg
Boots and Her Buddies Oh Hello by Martin Most
Bartlett notes tobacco policy changes while Governor Gardner rules out special session. U S remains leading producer of cornstarch as conversations on agriculture and legislation continue amid public discourse.
Farmers of State Called to Vote on Cotton Crisis
Farmers in 142 rural North Carolina communities voted today on resolutions urging a special session of the general assembly to address the cotton crisis. The eastern Carolina chamber of commerce arranged the poll to gauge farmer sentiment, with results to be sent to Governor Gardner for action.
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Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
N. G. Bartlett
Kinston
South Carolina
Ibra C. Blackwood
Bartlett
Gardner
Ninth District Medical Society Meets in Lexington
The 1931 session of the ninth district medical society opens in Lexington at Robbins School Auditorium. Dr. J A Smith the mayor gives the welcome, presiding by Dr. M A Adams, with Dr. James W Ivis as secretary. A banquet follows at the American Legion Hut with Dr. James W Davis as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ninth District Medical Society
Robbins School
J. A. Smith
M. A. Adams
James W. Ivis
Statesville
W. C. Armstrong
Salisbury
American Legion
James W. Davis
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Thomasville Club
Elinor Mann
Albemarle
Mrs. J. F. Garner
Jessie Shelley
Tennille, Ga
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
J. C. Parkin
Ann
Fayetteville, Tenn
E. F. Pepper
Mr. Parkin
Pepper
Boots
By Martin
United States
Teo Proeaey
KE Coun
Smithfield
Texas
Mendenhall, Blanche Myers and
Arthur Black, Jr
Thomasville l
M. E. Church
Winston-Salem
F. S. Lambeth
Lillian Yow
Elizabeth Yow
George H. Yow
Stella Wagner
Daisy Leach
Ida Lambeth Jennings
W. H. Peace
Robert Rapp
Walter Rapp
Doris Reynolds
Lakeland, Fla
R. W. Crews
Mooresville
Billy Lackey
M. A.lackey
That City
Manufacturers
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
America
Farmers OF State
Hicy the
Chamber OF Commerce
Frigidaire
Lifetime Porcelain
FAI
DAIRE
General Motors
Beeson Hardware
North Main Street
M. D’s
Japan
Crochet
BoorgEs
S.S.S
Pepperell
Chichesters
Baby
Gertrudes
Flannelette
Joe
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