Farmers Picnic to Feature Governor Gardner in Ashe County
Governor O Max Gardner will join a line of celebrities at the second annual farmers picnic in Ashe County on September 6 at the West Jefferson baseball diamond. Sponsored by the North Carolina Extension Department, the event will draw state leaders and local officials to discuss farm issues and community progress.
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Ashe County Journal
O. Max Gardner
Ashe County
E. ©. Turner, Jr
West Jefferson
North Carolna
E. C Brooks
State College
J. O. Schaub
State Colane
F. H
Boone
Billie Todd
Rk. E. L. Plummer
C. M. Dickson
F. Cc. Nye
Troy I. Jones
G. B.messrs
B. D. Barr
Coeman Payne
Roaring Gap
Ruthwood
Watauga County
F. C. Nye
Tar Heel boys buried in France total of 403
Washington reports from Major General Cheatham that 403 Tar Heel soldiers killed in France are interred in European cemeteries. Each grave is recorded with the soldier’s name unit cemetery and exact grave location.
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Very Latests by Cecile
For the demi season and early fall fur banding will be popular Lucien Lelong offers a black and white crepe ensemble trimmed with black fox fur A broad brimmed hat from Maria Guy accompanies the look mid season dictates flatter models and fall hats will return soon Fur bandings will trim jackets and tunic length suits for crisp seasonal style.
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Wool dress transforms with removable cape for fall
The fall wardrobe highlights a wool frock with stylish coat and cape options. A purple tweed cape frock features a criss-cross rolling pique collar and faux buttons. capes are mostly removable, letting the dress serve as both wrap and indoor garment.
Choosing Hosiery Colors Guide by a Stylist
A stylist outlines color pairings for ensembles. Brown tweed pairs with turf-tan hose, green wool with sand hose, red-brown with rose-beige hose, blue evening wear with French nude hose, eggshell or whitevoile outfits with shell or ivory hose, black with soft pale tan, and light navy with mauve-tan hose.
Obituary for P. G. Spainhour Mason and Lodge Member
The obituary notes P. G. Spainhour born September e, joined Snow Lodge in 1923 and died March 18, 1929. He was a faithful Mason and contributed to Masonry. A memorial motion was adopted to print in the paper and send to his family.
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Snow
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Snow Lodge
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