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The item notes community people and events including church services at Fairfield, a birthday dinner for Clay Gilbreath, travel to Greensboro and High Point, a dairy business sale by Royals and the dairy shift to Tom Skeen, visits by Mrs Peace and other locals, and school comments. Mentions Rev W H Neese, T B Johnson, and local residents with minor updates on movements and measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
W. H. Neese
Fairfield
M. C. Gilbreath
Clay
Greensboro
High Point
High Point Route 3 Items
Weather eases but sickness rises across the community. March rains lift February's freeze from grain crops and field work stalls. Mrs Catherine Frazier of Randelman Route 1 remains ill while Franklin Frazier and Edward Hohn regain strength. Muddy Creek Lumber plans to move to Cyrus Taylor's farm as roads allow, and George Frazier with a saw mill reports brisk output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J E. Taylor
Catherine Frazier
Randelman
Franklin Frazier
Edward Hohn
Muddy Creek Lumber Company
Cyrus Taylor
George Frazier
Lee Shelley
High Point Route 1 community notes and health report
High Point Route 1 column records ongoing illnesses including Mrs J C Elliott and son Osborn, Alvie Guyer, and Grandmother Guyer, plus measles affecting Cora Davis and Harrison Davis. Mentions Mr and Mrs Burns visiting city, Welch school closing March 23, boxing party plans, and a tale of an old graveyard visit observed by June Williard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown High School
W. R. Davis
Welch School
John Green
High Point
W. E. Kirkman
J. Mat Gordon
Harrison Davis
Davis
High Point Route Items
Mary 4 Clodfelter reports Mrs. Luther Green of Wallburg improved after hospital stay. Will Andersen delivers mail daily despite mud. Rev A O Keller preaches farewell at Wallburg second Sunday in March. Graffiti by Prof Griffin Wall shocks locals. Mrs D B Elwood ill Saturday night but improving. Eugene Smith recovering slowly after timber accident. Community reports sickness from changing weather. Rev McCuiston preached at Friendland Moravian church. Ralph Whicker and Miss Stella Hine to wed Easter Sunday. Mrs Ernest Weavil and children visited Mrs D E Clodfelter. Wilmer Clodfelter drew new picture in The Review. Miss June Idol with her mother Mrs D B Clinard, who has been ill. Death of B F McClure noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Clodfelter
Luther Green
Wallburg
High Point Hospital
Will Andersen
A. O. Keller
Griffin Wall
D. B. Elwood
Eugene Smith
McCuiston
Friendland Moravian Church
Ralph Whicker
Bethany
Stella Hine
Winston
Ernest Weavil
D. E. Clodfelter
Wilmer Clodfelter
June Idol
D. B. Clinard
B. F. McClure
Local News Briefs From Fee Area
Mrs. Lee Aldridge is ill at home. Ravada English aged seven, daughter of B. T. English, is confined to bed with typhoid fever but not critical. Bill Aldridge recovers from a severe ankle sprain from a horse fall. Miss Blanche Albertson visited relatives over Sunday. L. D. Mendenhall Jr. of Ashboro and Howard Lamb of Greensboro spent Sunday here with friends. Aldermen meeting postponed due to illness among several commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. White, Jr
Lee Aldridge
L. D. Mendenhall, Jr
Ashboro
Ravada English
B. T. English
Howard Lamb
Greensboro
Board of Aldermen
Bill Aldridge
Blanche Albertson
High Point Route 2 Returns to Trinity College
Ingram returns to Trinity College after a brief home visit. Miss Della Crouch is ill with tonsillitis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N.M- H. Odie Ingram
Trinity College
Della Crouch
Local notes and community updates from a Carolina page
Abbie Weavil improves and can be up some while Henry Thacker remains very sick. Ed Williams visited her parents H Thacker. Reid Joyce moves to the Hammer place from Smith farm. Lambeth to move to Smith farm. A widow and children in Mechanicsville reportedly lacked wood to stay warm. Mendenhalls attended George White’s funeral at Guilford college. School closed at Deep River last Friday. Witcher travels for a Greensboro firm Regie Warner remains with Walker & Turner. Helton ill for weeks but better. Farmers idle, horse and buggy making a comeback. Fords out of sight due to mud and sun. The lower house votes a three million dollar bond bill with 14 dissents. Allocation over five years lists hospital and college funding across Raleigh Morganton Goldsboro Winston-Salem and other sites including state schools and training centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Weavil
Henry Thacker
Ed. Williams
H. Thacker
Reid Joyce
Smith Farm
Hammer Place
Lambeth
Ragan Farm
Mechanicsville
E. C. Mendenhall
George White
Guilford College
Deep River
J. H. Witcher
Greensboro
Regie Warner
Walker & Turner
M. C. Helton
Ara Hospital
Raleigh
Morganton Hospital
Ea Goldsboro
State School
Dearee Worlocks Tretonewall Jackson
State University
State
Eastern Carolina Teachers Training School
Appalachian Training School
Cullowee Normal School
North Carolina A. and M. College
Mae Normal
Negro Agricultural and Technic
State Normal
The
Board of Education
Fresh Air Habit Aimed For Bedroom All Year
A dare to keep bedroom air fresh year round highlights the value of good ventilation. The piece contrasts daily comfort with risks from stagnant air and emphasizes practical steps for consistent air quality.
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Venetia Smith
Clusive Millinery
Gage
Fisk
Mill’ry
Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Nelson A. Miles
the Rose Theatre
Peoples
Fumie
South Main St
OLD Trinity
R.L. J. Lee
Royals
Orange County
Tom Skeen
Trinity
Martha Peace
Will Leach
North Main Street
Blanche Carr
O. W. Carr
Effie White
Kate Craven
Durham
T. B. Johnson
College Chapel
Dave White
South Main Street
Tyndale
Mandy” Leach
Hickory Slope
Earle Craven
Lexington
Bruce Craven
Fee
Dr.kings
Discovery Lotte
Loflin
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