Local Happenings Highlight Weekend Visits and Birth
J C Kapp of Ka Mill was the weekend guest of TP Alfred. Claude Absher spent the past weekend in Raleigh with friends. Henry E Thomas of Charlotte visited this city. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Simmons route 2 Monday. Annie Folger of Dobson visits the Folger home. Various residents travel for business and family visits including J T Hatcher in Richmond and George Jarvis in Walnut Cove. Multiple local residents host and visit relatives, attend events, and relocate for work or study.
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R. ©. Simmons
Annie Folger of
Dobson
J. H. Folger
T. J. Hatcher
Richmond Va
George Jarvis
Walnut Cove
Fight Diphtheria as Deaths Rise in North Carolina
North Carolina health officials urge doctors and mothers to act now to curb diphtheria and croup deaths rising since 1919. They advocate early doctor calls, prompt anti-toxin doses, rapid case reporting, strict quarantine, and giving three toxin-anti-toxin doses to children aged six months to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. State Board of Health
L. H. Williams
Baptist Church Notes on Southern Baptist Convention and church programs
Baptist church reports positive views from the Southern Baptist Convention in Jacksonville. Rev. A. C. Hamby preached, a stewardship institute led by Dr. Walter N. Johnson ran Monday to Wednesday, enlisting, growth and giving highlighted. Plans for Sunday school annex, new manpower and a music recital by Professor Weaver were mentioned.
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A. C. Hamby
Hamb
Walter N. Johnson
Missions For State Baptists
Hamby
J. Holcomb
Woman's Club
Weaver
University of North Carolina
Porter Graves Appreciation in Primary Vote Mention
A brief notice notes support for Porter Graves in the upcoming primary on June 3, urging voters to back him as a mark of esteem for his record.
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Porter Graves
Memorial Exercises By Odd Fellows In City Hall
Notice announces memorial exercises in the I O O F hall on Tuesday night June 13 at 8 o'clock. All Odd Fellows invited. Committee members A E Steele J A Snow R V Deverle. June 9.
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Benring
A. E. Steele
J. A. Snow
R. V. Deverle
Peanut Growers Fund Boost Elevates Exchange Prospects
Suffolk May 11 One thousand peanut growers attended the Peanut Growers Exchange stockholders meeting and subscribed 90000 to a loan fund to provide working capital. Directors aim to raise 200000 more within 30 days to support operations, with county and district meetings planned to strengthen funding. Ford Motor Company reports mechanical improvements claims lower fuel use and smoother performance across engines, carburetors, and electrical systems including redesigned wiring and new features.
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Suffolk
Peanut Growers’ Exchange
Exchange
Story
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Jarvis Sale Draws Large Crowds at Wholesale House
The Jarvis sale attracts daily crowds as a wholesale house conducts a rare retail shutdown. The unusual method appeals to careful buyers for the home and is meeting with notable success.
Porter Graves Seeks Unanimous Democratic Support
The item notes Porter Graves should secure a unanimous vote from the Democratic side. It references a solicitor involved and a date of June 3rd.
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Porter Graves
Democratsc
Paration Benefit Touted for Colic and Diarrhoea
Fragmentary message promotes Paration as a remedy for colic and diarrhoea. It extols value and urges keeping the product on hand for children’s ailments amid marketing style language.
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J.C. Kapp
Ka Mill
Alfred
Claude Absher
Raleigh
Henry E. Thomas
Charlotte
Thelma Campbell
Madison
Hairston Williamson
Thomasville
J. G. Powell
Little
Aston- Salem
Cc. C. Hale
T. G. Fawcett
Kingsport
Sarah Britton
Greensboro
R. R. Jackson
Mise Myrtle Dobbins
Elkin
Ruth Atkinson
J. B. Banner
Route 5
Galax
Claude Young
Sisters Mesdames Will Prather and
W. F. Carter Jr
Lester Hawks
Roanoke, Va
J. L. Banner
Worth Dobbins
Durham
Trinity College
T. N. Brock and Son
Mr. Y. Groves
Winston- Salen
Lee Reavis
Robert Anderson
T. B. Carico
Galax Va
Mise Nelle Carlan
Lambsburg
Dorothy Davis
G. W. Hawka
Ones
Mount Air
Howard Hawks
Troutville
William Graves
Mrs. Absher
Mrs. Sargent Duffield
Wilkesboro
Martin Bennett
Irene Dobbins
Randolph-Macon Institute
Danville
John Lee Wilson
Lillian Boyer
Methodist
F. L. Clark
Miss Nel Clark
Atlantic City
Washington
B. W. Mebane
C. A. Baird
C. W. Mebane
Wilmington
Fulton
Hedrick and
Bacoh
Moorefield
White Sulphur Springs
Lillian Seay
M. M. Carter
J. H. Carter
Mrs
W. F. Carter
Louise Bailey
Pilot Mountain
Magdalene Falk
J. H. Haynes
Flat Rock Rapitst Church
G. W. Wenneth
North Wilkesboro
Bernie and
Lee Franklin
Cumberland Va
B. W. Rector
Winston-Salem
L. B. Waugh
Galaxia
Dewey Moore
Moore's Springs
W. D. Haynes
Mina Alice
Eugene Smith
Eugene
Robert Cox
Jeter Cox
Frank Stockton
Julius Eldridge
Alice Jones
Washington, D. C
Sara Best “Graves
Jr. League
Wilbur Kochtitzky
Wilson
E. H. Kochtitzky
Dio Lewis
L. Simmons
Greenville
Howard Mitchell
Elsie Chilton
Mitchell Farm
8. T. Comba
Dr. McCollum
Norfolk
Asheville
Olivine Porterfield
Virginia
Salem College
Vv. Brice
Eugene Hawks
W. E. Jackson
Mont Alto Pa
G. A. Simmons
Alma
Carl
Greenville N. C
Sere. Gates
Ashby
William Hadley
University At Chapel
North Carolina
Herbert Foy
Coke Marion
V. E.8
Lynchburg
Katherine Marion
Fassifern School
Hendersonville
N. C. Marion
Maude McGee
Route 3
D. G. Craven Co
Edw. M. Linville
Andony Holcomb
Gray Sydnor
Kernersville
EF. C. Banner
Sarah Banner
T. W. Smith
J. D. McCollem
Harry Nelms
Uden Wrenn
H. M. Foy
Will Prather
Miss Banner
Baptist Church
Olive
Jacksonville
Southern Baptist Convention
Coun
Voise
Bargain
Express
Flale’s Department Store
S. M. Hale, Prop
Ford Car
Granite City Laundry
O. M. Brendle
South Main Street
Mount Airy Tobacco Association
Surry and
Mount Airy
J. R. Patterson
Sec. & Treas
F. D. Helcemb
Kimball
John A
Dr. W. M. Hollingsworth
Mount Airy, N. C
Chamberlain