Goats Steal Spotlight From Sandburg Ranch Visit
Hendersonville report centers on Carl Sandburg's Commerce Farm where goats take precedence over talk of Remembrance Rock. Alison the Nubian, weighing 135 pounds, yields 136 pounds of butterfat with her kids selling for $100 each, while Sandburg and family discuss goat lore and dairy uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Carl Sandburg
Conamerce Farm
Here
Sandburs
Sandburg
Alison
Illinois
Helga
Local Social Notes Across Roanoke Rapids Area
A stream of visitors and travel notes from Roanoke Rapids Halifax Raleigh and Greenville including Mrs May Smith visiting in Roanoke Rapids Mrs Ollie Carlisle and CE Brewer family gatherings Miss Mary Katherine Liles and the Liles family hosts Mr and Mrs J E Liles receive guests Others attend funerals and casual gatherings with relatives and friends in the region through the prior week and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelian Springs
May Smith
Gideon Lane
Roanoke Rapids
Ollie Carlisle
Halifax
CE. Brewer
Julian Shaw
S.C Crawley
S Kelly
Raleigh
George Sauls
W. J Colter
H. L. Glasgow
Florida
Greenville
C. L. Kelly Jr
Brunswick
Mary Katherine Liles
W. L. Liles
Percy Crawley
Bobbie White
Philadelphia
Dick Collins
Rocky Mount
Stewart Wood
Jesse Stewart Liles
Gates City
Ed Liles
Dodd Hux
Louise Crawley
Ill
Virginia
Sam Crawley
Lawrence
Wilmington
Joe Crawley
M. Nelson
Cleve Stallings
Claude Sessoms
Durham
Henry Nicholson
Tampa
Ben Hicks
Henderson
Isabelle Nelson
Washington
Helen Ragland
Ray
Bill Cole
Wake Forest College
T. W. Cole
Ben Long Rives
Local residents recall visits and trips in casual notes
The column lists numerous visits and getaways by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Janes at Nat's Head, Mrs. Chappell in Winston Salem, the Haro Rowes in Suffolk, Virginia Beach escapes, Raleigh and Durham trips, and family stays in Chapel Hill, with friends and relatives hosting and touring nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Janes
Nat’s Head
WB. Chappell
Stanback
Winston Salem
Haro Rowe
Suffolk
Fay Daniel
Virginia Beach
Claude Johnston
Nag’s Head
Edwin Harvey
Small Son
Selma F. Johnston
Chapel Hill
Ben Fisher
Raleigh
KB. Kennedy
Durham
RM. Johnston
Claud Sessoms
Paul
Ben Long Rives
Henry Nicholson
Florida
Beth Partin
Warrenton
Alice Partin
Sally Boyce
Wilson
J. H. Boyer
Lacy Rowe
Rowe
Dennis Rose
Free Lookers Stir Up Trouble For Town Baseball Club
The free viewing problem arises at the James town Fong Leagu baseball club near the municipal stadium. Non playing fans use city property to watch home games causing friction with club officials. Police are stumped and the issue may go to the corporation counsel for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Fong Leagu Baseball Club
Corporation Counsel's
Modern Orators Made Not Born Spellbinders
Dr Leroy Leech pathologist at University of Nebraska says orators are developed not born. He notes that early speech patterns in children can shape later skill and warns about shouting at youngsters as a cause of faulty speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Eech
Y of
Nebraska
Willie
Lasse
Texas Helps Rebuild Bombed London Church
The Rev PB Clayton of All Hallows Church in London's East End saw prayers answered by Fort Worth friends. They supplied steel to replace bombed sections of the church after over 1,000 German munitions were dropped in World War I. Clayton, who came to America, recalled two locals Joseph Pelich the architect and George Beggs the realtor who helped locate the necessary material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
London
Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Clayton
All Hallows
East End
Forth Worth Friends
America
Joseph R. Pelich
George Beggs
Post Office Stamp Question On Five Civilized Tribes
Indian historians explain that Muscogee and Creek refer to the same tribe and that the stamp uses the historic Indian name Muscogee. The discrepancy in listing Creeks alongside the Muscogee appears tied to translation and original tribal naming in U.S. dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tiger-Loin Cub At Hogle Gardens Zoo Delights Few
A rare tiger-lion hybrid cub, about 16 pounds and believed to be the only one born to a tiger mother, is shown at Hogle Gardens Zoo in Salt Lake City for only two hours each weekend. Exhibits run 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Sal Lake City
Hogle Gardens Zoo
Moving Belt to Replace Carts in New Store Plan
Four Dembling brothers longtime Rahway food merchants plan a 38 by 50 foot store opening in September using Hollis Wooten's So-E-Z belt system. Shoppers pick a numbered pencil, items are belt-delivered to a central check, and prices tagged for quick checkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
U.10
Hollis Wooten
Memphis
Dembling Brothers
Benjamin
David
Bernard
Irving
Benjamin Dembling
Farm Birth Rate And Income Rise Report
A national survey shows farm income at a record level while rural births climb. Capper’s group notes 750,000 babies were born in rural households last year, about one per eight farm families. Net rural births exceeded deaths by nearly 500,000 and were 18 percent higher than prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
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