Potato Flour at Fair Heads Revival in Progress
Acting on J. E. Latham of Greensboro suggestion the national board of good conservation and control and Secretary Daniel will display at the fair this week a sample of flour made in Washington from sweet and Irish potatoes. A revival is under way at West End Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Latham
Greensboro
National Board of Good Conservation and Control
Daniel
Washington
West End Baptist Church
Former Faithful Slave Aunt Annie Pitts Dies
Aunt Annie Pitts, longtime servant at J. Elwood Cox home, died Friday of heart trouble aged 75 to 80. A former member of J. J. Welch’s father as property, she was educated at the old school. Funeral services were held Sunday and burial followed in the colored cemetery here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Pitts
J. Elwood Cox
J.j.welch
News From Old Trinity by R L J
Miss Grace Holton a Trinity Saturday evening. She teaches in High Point. Trinity folks attended church at Fairview Sunday. Jesse Hill son of John Hill former Trinity resident visits sister Mrs Merriman Crawford in Culpeper Virginia. Friends from Summerfield visit Rev T B Johnson at parsonage Sunday. Miss Ritchie Johnson and Miss Vera Farlow attend Everybody Day in Thomasville Saturday. Frank Wood of High Point was in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Holton
Trinity
Miss Holton
High Point
Fairview
Jesse Hill
John Hill
Merriman Crawford
Jesse
Culpepper
Summerfield
T. B. Johnson
Ritchie Johnson
Vera Farlow
Thomasville
Frank Wood
Food versus Medicine Failing to Curb Constipation
The article asserts that over 31,000,000 in the United States suffer habitual constipation tied to civilized life. It argues the primary cause is faulty diet rather than biological destiny, blaming bread as a flawed staple in modern meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Constipation Cured Without Pills by Bran and Greens
A historical appeal promotes natural remedies for constipation using Bran whole wheat flour bulky fruits vegetables greens water and exercise. It contrasts ancient wholesome bread with modern refined cereals sold as breakfast foods and denounces artificial laxatives and costly branded products.
Local Notes Highlight Services and Town Activity
Rev T B Johnson preached a fine sermon on Trinity Sunday night. The Book Club met with Mrs Bruce Craven Thursday evening. Mrs Jesse Elder of Mt Ver non neighborhood was in town Sunday. Capt Parkin in a Charlotte hospital is progressing well. Lee Royals now clerk for John Brame in North Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
T. B. Johnson
Trinity
Book Club
Bruce Craven
Jesse Elder
Mt. Vernon
Capt
Parkin
Charlotte
Lee Royals
John Brame
North Trinity
Death of Rev Henry Sheets in Lexington is noted
High Point reports the sudden death of Rev. Henry Sheets at his Lexington home. He pastored for years at Wallburg Baptist Church and preached at nearby places, eliciting community sympathy for his bereaved children. The column also addresses diet and digestive health, extolling bran and raw fruits as aids to bowel function and warning against ineffective remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sheets
Lexington
Wallburg Baptist Church
Noah Montlinger
Questions and Answers on tumor versus cancer
Question and answer explaining difference between tumor and cancer. A tumor is any swelling or growth such as a harmless fatty tumor on the skin. Cancer is a malignant poisonous growth or ulceration. A tumor may harm by pressing on structures or impairing functions. Cancer kills by slowly poisoning the victim.
DOT FARM PUZZLE PICTURE HE BARN DISCOVERY
Tommy and his cousin Alice explore a barn on a sunny day while searching for eggs. Hearing voices in the loft he climbs quietly and finds a couple talking, setting up a puzzle moment about what they will uncover next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Alice
Tommé
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Opossums, shelling and hunts fill a Wallburg night
Local notes recount D E Clodfelter shelling peas at a Saturday gathering until 10 oclock, followed by refreshments. Reid Dorsett and Dr Smile hunted opossums with dogs, cutting the tree to recover the meat. Community neighbors, churchgoers, and meetings are listed with brief visits and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Clodfelter
Mr. Clodfelter
Reid Dorsett
Dr. Smile
Bethany
Mr. Dorsett
Wallburg
Dr. Philips
Alpha Clinard
R. M. Clodfelter
Friedland Church
John McCuiston
McCuiston
Union Cross
Wilmer
Janie Clodfelter
Shady Grove
Sanford
Bert Weavil
Winston On
Areley
High Point Route 1 Social Notes and Birth Report
A late issue reports a crowd of youths at Joe Bailey's enjoying a cane stripping. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Welch visited Mechanicsville for the day with daughter Mrs. Ruther Goodman. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J Mat Gordon. A group from A. J. led by the writer went hickory nut hunting and found a sackful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bailey
F. W. Welch
Mechanicsville
Ruther Goodman
J Mat Gordon
A. J
Local News Roundup From The Countryside
Mr and Mrs J C Elliott visited in Bill Elliotts home where Brights disease weakens him. Mrs Calvin Hughes and children return to the city after a country weekend. Mrs Frank Luck from the city spends a week in the country with her daughter Mrs J Mat Gordon. Farmers on Routes 1 and 2 work tobacco and haul sugar cane to the mill. Joe Barley makes good homemade molasses. Wyatt Church gets a surprise party Monday night. Orville Willard sells his farm near Jamestown. Mr and Mrs J M Smith visit Charles Burns on Carrick Street. Clarence Bolling recovers from a broken arm after cranking a machine. Welch school opens with good attendance. Frost is reported again this week. Mrs W E Kirkman picks a quart of ripe strawberries on the first day of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Elliott
Bill Elliott
Bright
Calvin Hughes
Frank Luck
J Mat Gordon
Joe Barley
Wyatt Church
Orville Willard
Jamestown
J. M. Smith
Charles Burns
Carrick Street
Clarence Bolling
Welch School
W. E. Kirkman
Take It In Time Waiting Doesn't Pay Kidney Ad Horn
High Point citizens endorse W. V. Bullock who praised Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney ills. He reports it strengthened his back and eased soreness after use. The ad urges Doan's as the kidney remedy and lists Foster-Milburn Co. as maker. Lieut Benj. Moore of Camp Jackson visited family here over the weekend with Miss Genevieve Moore of Greensboro also stopping by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
High Point
W. V. Bullock
Elm St
Doan
Mr. Bullock
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Benj. Moore
Camp Jackson
Benj. F. Moore
Genevieve Moore
Greensboro
Lieut Moore
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