Local Briefs From High Point And Archdale
Community notes report Dr. Phillips treating eight year old Paul Smith for appendicitis in Winston. Mrs. H W Dorsett seeks health improvement at St. Leos Greensboro. Friedland Moravian church to hold first May service with a love feast. Wallburg Baptist may have temporary supply from Rev Naff of Winston. Van Wirt Sheloff and bride Beatrice Eaton reside near Bethany. Jitney adds two daily Winston Thomasville trips. Farmers plan corn and vegetables with D R Clodfelter planting about 40 acres. Archdale updates include Arthur Ingram recovering from measles, Mrs S L Jarrett returning from Blackville, Miss Gertrude Kersey ill with measles, Ernest Wall visiting, Rev Thomas Matthews sermon, Charles Strickland and Lyman Redding visiting, Miss Florence White and sisters visiting High Point and Archdale.
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High Point
Route 4
Mary A. Clodfelter
Phillips
Paul
Will Smith
Winston
H. W. Dorsett
St. Leo’s
Greensboro
C. C. Smith
R. M. Clodfelter
Friedland Moravia
D. R. Clodfelter
Archdale
IE. Wite, Jr
Arthur Ingram
L. Jarrett
Blackville
S. C
Gertrude Kersey
Ernest Wall
Thomas Matthews
Charles Strickland
High Point Route 1 Society Notes
Miss Juli Hayworth visits sister Mrs. John Garrison at Wallburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Guyer attend services Sunday at Hickory Chapel. George Pendergraft of High Point builds a new residence on our route. Edward Montgomery and family visit W. L. Guyer. Keifer and Delphia and Lelia Payne visit uncle Ed Payne near Thomasville. Frank Masten and parents visit C. I. Phillips family from Waughtown. Leona and Ida Guyer elected Mechanicsville M. P. delegates to the Reidsville convention. G. F. Proctor moves to Jamestown. Arville Procter moves from High Point. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Guyer visit J. R. Cook. Mrs. Cook improves. Miss Berta Cook returns from Danville VA after guest stay with sisters Mrs. Troy Coltrane.
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Juli Hayworth
John Garrison
Wallburg
J. W. Guyer
Hickory Chapel
George Pendergraft
High Point
Edward Montgomery
Mechanicsville
W. L. Guyer
Keifer
Delphia
Lelia Payne
Ed. Payne
Thomasville
Frank Masten
Waughtown
C. I. Phillips
Leona
Ida Guyer
M. P
Reidsville
G. F. Proctor
Barber Farm
Jamestown
Arville Procter
W. W. Guyer
J. R. Cook
Cook
Berta Cook
Danville
Troy Coltrane
Missionary meeting of NC Woman’s Societies at Main Street church
The North Carolina branch of the Woman’s Foreign and Home Missionary Societies held its annual meeting at the Main Street M. P. church. Delegates from Greensboro Asheboro Burlington Reidsville Winston High Point Jamestown and others attended with sessions Tuesday and tonight. A missionary pageant by 20 ladies from State Normal College drew praise. Dr J T Burrus received a surprise promotion to major in the NC medical corps and may serve if Germany enters hostilities.
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J. T. Burrus
Medical Corps of
North Carolina
Burrus
Germany
Pearl White at the Broad Way Monday
Pearl White performs at the Broad Way on Monday. A brief entertainment notice notes public showings and price details for the event, with readers invited to attend at the venue.
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Pearl White
High Point Promotes Growth Through Media Attention
In the business limelight High Point will appear in an upcoming writeup in System. Secretary Miss Bessie Hackney gathers material for the feature. Manufacturers' Record boosted the city and Bradstreet's Weekly carried a mention. Every little bit helps as High Point leverages these exposures.
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High Point
Bessie Hackney
Manufacturers’ Record
Bradstreet
Supreme Court to Decide Errors in $2500 Case Against NC Public Service Co
Editorial argues publicity gains are pointless as the case has advanced to the Supreme Court on alleged error. It contends the high court will identify any errors, and public commentary cannot influence its impending decision.
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Uwanward
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
The
Hall
North Carolina Public Service Co
Supremen Court
Voters in Second Ward Face Primary Confusion
Second ward voters were disfranchised in Friday's primary by the limited candidate field. Only two councilmen and two mayoral candidates qualified, leaving ward residents unable to vote this time, though they will appear at the ballot next Tuesday.
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Bal
Better Farming in the South Feeding the Plant the Real Purpose
Soil fertility shifts from total chemical content to plant available nutrients. Agronomist J N Harper explains soluble forms unlock plant food, with sandy loam soils responding to proper fertilization and management. The article notes leaching risks on sandy soils, the value of cover crops, and profits from rotating crops and feeding soils with appropriate fertilizer.
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J. N. Harper
Professor Harper
South
Mississippi River
Fertilizing Cotton for Better Fruit Development
Agronomist J Pridmore notes cotton plants with ample foliage but poor fruiting indicate soil lacking in phosphoric acid and potash while nitrogen is sufficient for vegetative growth. A fertilizer containing 1–2% nitrogen, 10–12% phosphoric acid, and 1–2% potash, applied at 300–400 pounds per acre before planting, benefits early growth, especially under boll weevil pressure.
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J. ©. Pridmore
Agronomist Inquiry
Progressive Farmer and Farmers' Almanac Book Overview
The Progressive Farmer is described as the South's leading agricultural weekly with a motto about farming quality. The Farmers' Business Book and Almanac accompanies it, issued by the same publisher as a simplified farm accounting aid, forty pages, cardboard cover.
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Progressive Farmer
South
Farmeers
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Stamney Printing House
L. S. Fox
Wachovia Bank
J. W. Paschal
Mgr
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Treas Electric Shoe Shop
G General Repairing
Thacker’s
North Main Street
AL the Gund
Lyman Redding
Florence White
Etta
Nellie White
High Point Route 1
Allie Guyer
Matton Drug Co
Eastman
Matton
Comany
Siggs
Kansas City
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