One High Rook Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs. J. S. Norman entertained the One High Rook club with three guests, Mrs. E. A. Harrill, Mrs. L. P. Baker, and Mrs. L. C. Parsons. Summer flowers brightened the rooms as tables welcomed refreshments including tomato aspic salad, sandwiches, chips, pickles, hot rolls, iced tea, ice cream and cake. Rock was played, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Harrill for high score and Mrs. J. R. Davis for low score.
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J. S. Norman
One High Rook Club
E. A. Harrill
L. P. Baker
L. C. Parsons
J. R. Davis
Stowe and Mabe in Modern Garden Ceremony
Miss Vivian Mabe daughter of Mr and Mrs Reginald Mabe Sandy Ridge North Carolina wed Logan Perry Stowe Jr at Seigle Avenue Presbyterian Charlotte in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev R H Stone. Bride wore white linen with pink eyelet top and orchids. Couple to honeymoon in North Carolina mountains then reside at 1505 Alapi Street Honolulu Hawaii.
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Per Vivian Mabe
Reginald Mabe
Sandy Ridge
N.C
Logan Perry Stowe, Jr
Seigie Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
R. H. Stone
Florence
North Carolina
Stowe
Andy Ridge “High
Montreat College
L. P. Stowe
Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain High School
Duke University
Hords Invite Edna Maxine to Wedding with Dorus Bennett
Mr and Mrs Jacob George Hord issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Edna Maxine to Dorus Lee Bennett on Sunday September third at five thirty in the afternoon at First Baptist Church Kings Mountain North Carolina.
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Hayven
Jacob George Hord
Edna Maxine
Dorus Lee Bennett
First Baptist Church
Kings Mountain
North Carolina
Mrs. W. R. Craig Hosts Ace of Clubs Meeting
Mrs. W. R. Craig entertained the Ace of Clubs Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs. Jim Smith and Mrs. Helen Crosland of Hennettaville. The hostess set a pretty scene with glads roses and feverfew. After bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jim Smith for high score and to Mrs. Fred Plank for second high. A frozen salad course and tea with individual chess tarts and whipped cream followed.
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W. R. Craig
Mhursday
Jim Smith
Helen Crosland
Hennettaville
Fred Plank
Seconn
Southern Bell Doubles Phones In Five Years
ATLANTA Ga The Southern Bell Telephone Company reports 1 560 020 telephones in service an increase of nearly 100 percent in five years Hal 8 Di companys president says there are 3 phones in service in the nine states served compared with 1 805 980 at the end of August 1945 The company tripled rural telephones from 144 721 to 434 000 nearly doubled long distance circuits from 9300 to 16500 and more than doubled investment in facilities from 389 600 000 to 837 000 000 He notes every added phone requires facilities costing about twice what they did in 1945 and credits improved service to advances in facilities and skilled workers}
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Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Hal 8
Dumas
Souther Bell
Duplin Farmer Finds Reward After War Service
Jom Roberts a route 1 Magnolia Negro farmer built a modest but improving homestead after returning from World War II. With help from Duplin County agent Riddick E Wilkins he balances farming practices while sustaining a wife, father, and father in law. His Berkshire pig herd and dairy line bolster the family’s livelihood as modern conveniences arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Roberts
Route 1
Magnolia
Riddick E. Wilkins
Duplin County
State College Extension Service
Roberts
Stanford
Lhey
Duplin
Berkshire
Warning Against Use Of Electric Fish Gear In North Carolina
Clyde P e xecutive director of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission warned Tar Heel fishermen against electrically operated fish getting devices. State law bans such devices, equating them with poisons and game protectors. The wildlife Patrol with a plane and two way radio will crack down on violations as a criminal offense and breach of sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Clyde P. E
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
North Carolina
Wildlife Patrol
No Reservations For Qualifying At Southern 500
Darlington officials announced there would be no reserved seats for Southern 500 qualifying trials running August 19 to September. More than 20 time trials begin Saturday with five cars daily until seven start the Labor Day race. Purse totals reach 25000 with 7000 for first, 3300 for second, 2000 for third, 1150 for fourth, and 1000 for fifth. entry list features top stock car drivers from across the nation.
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Darlington
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Ea Ene
P. D. Herndon
Tommy
L. P. Stowe, Jr
Vivian Mabe
Logan Perry Stowe
Alapi Street
Honolul
Hawaii
South Carolina
Herald Publishing House
Mrs
Philco
C.J. Gault & Sons
Southern Bell
Mr. Dumas
Duplin Farmer
South
Nascar
Midwest
East
Far West
Wildlife Resources Commission
Arizona
Warflame
Nothermannce
Bialy
Hart Huldee
Gariflare
the Herald
Virginia Ave
Kincaid's
Selssemer City, N.C
Sunrise
Sunrise Dairy
Gastonia, N. C
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