Birth notices and community events in local paper
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Marnard announce the birth of a son on March 29 at 1017 Council Street. Mrs. Ellison and baby Carl A. Ellison Jr. welcomed at home. Mr. and Mrs. Davis announce son R. W. Jr. born March 31. parents at 1307 Bencini Street. The Lotus Club meets Friday at 3 30 with Mrs. Moses. An operetta The Stolen Flower Queen to be given Friday by Trinity School. Emma Blair P T A to meet at 7 45 with Dr. Davis and nurse Miss Hutchinson. Oakview P T A meets tonight at 7 30. officers to be elected. Green Street Bereans hear Prof. Johnson Friday 7 30. Ollie Simmons quartet to entertain. Union Hill play The Hoodooed Coon postponed to April 8. Miss Burnette Brown hosts party for Miss Louise Caldwell leaving for Tampa. Woman's Club elects officers for new year. delegates to Pinehurst convention. next meeting moved to first Wednesday in June.
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R. W. Davis
Trinity Consolidated School
Emma Blair
Green Street Bereans
Johnson
T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Green Street Baptist Church
Ollie Simmons
Union Hill
Union Hill School
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Caldwell
Burnette Brown
Scott Street
Louise Caldwell
Tampa
Florida
Sue Everhart
Alice Nisbet
Evania Vanner
Sarah Snuggs
Wilma Hayworth
Benveneda Ketchie
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Country Club
L. R. Johnston
W. J. Fraley
D. L. Bouldin
E. F. Long
C. H. Rhodes
H. T. Hudson
H. A. White
J.B. Marsh
H. N Phillips
Pinehurst
H. D. Sears
F. Z. Capps
Mrs. Smith
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Richmond
Smith
Johnson City
Tenn
High Point
Hill Veneer Company
Fashions and Alumnae Meetings Highlight Club News
The club's last meeting featured fashion observations and Mrs. Saunders to Washington for night school work. Mrs. Johnston introduced speaker Perry Hicks on wood carving with live demonstrations. The Greensboro college alumnae met at the Country club with tributes to Ida Alexander and program notes by Ora Melvin and Ruth Huffman. A wedding report details Mildred Capps and Wallace McSwain Smith at Spring Garden Street Friends church with a full bridal party and reception plans in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Saunders
Washington
Johnston
Perry Hicks
High Point
Greensboro College
Country Club
Elsie Greene
Ida Alexander
Greene
Greensporo College
Ora Melvin
Day Students’ Association
Ruth Huffman
Alia Ross
Margaret Neal
R. T. Amos
J. W. Harriss
W. C. Covington
Greensboro
Spring Garden Street Friends Church
Mildred Capps
F. Z. Capps
Wallace McSwain Smith
Murray C. Johnson
Mozelle MckKinney
Glayds Myers
Laula Amas
Dorothy Brewer
W. T. Brewer
Dorothy Melvin
M. J. Melvin
W. T. Brewer, Jr
Mar
Collier Cobb Sees No Oil Evidence in North Carolina
Dr. Collier Cobb head of UNC geology says there is no geological evidence of oil in North Carolina despite surface oil sightings. Speaking at a Sigma Xi dinner in Chapel Hill he describes dome structures in the coastal plains and notes swamps and Albemarle sound show vegetation growth rather than oil formation. He warns it may be many millions of years before swamp oil becomes petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Collier Cobb
Geology
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Cobb
Sigma Xi
National Scientific Fraternity
Dr. Cobb
Albemarle Sound
Story of Sue and the open confession at a city curb
Jack admits a kidnapping intrigue to Sue who resists manipulation by Barbara and insists on facing the truth. Barbara orchestrates a scheme to hide the engagement and frame events as a misunderstanding, but Sue refuses and presses for an honest path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jack
Barbara
Garden of Eden
Errorgram corrections from a school exercise
Review notes list corrections for a history exercise. General Pulaski was an officer in the Continental Army not with Hessian troops. Attacked is misspelled. The blackboard quote is by Patrick Henry not Henry Clay. The nearest corner leg on the teacher's desk is missing. The scrambled word is KNUCKLES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Patrick Henry
Henry Clay
Cleaning delicate garments with jar and fluid shake
Instructions advise placing artificial flowers dresses or coats in a jar of cleaning fluid seal and shake. If still dirty rinse in fresh fluid and repeat as needed.
Tryon Horse Show Slated For April 8
Tryon Riding and Hunt Club will hold its annual show on April 8 in Tryon. Indications point to a strong exhibition with entries expected from local and regional riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon
Tryon Western North Carolina Horse and Hound Show
The combined event features the United States Army Horse team from Fort Oglethorpe with 16 horses and marks Charlotte stables entering their first entries. The show runs morning and afternoon in April with Charles J. Lynch directing the horse segment and W. R. Mehaffey overseeing the hound dog portion starting at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
United States Army Horse Team
Fort Oglethorpe
Charlotte
Tryon
Charles J. Lynch
W. R. Mehaffey
New Face Powder Receives Government Pass for Purity
MELLO GLO Face Powder is advertised as pure and government-approved, promising no pastiness or irritation. A new French process is said to help it spread smoothly, prevent large pores, and reduce shine, with long-lasting wear from Mann Drug Co. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
USA
Mann Drug Co
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J. C. Marnard
Council Street
Lotus Club
F. E. Moses
Otteray Drive
C. A. Ellison
Carl A. Ellison, Jr
Oakview
Parent-Teacher Association of
Oakview School
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Castor
the Centaur CO
New York
Louie
Chas. H. Fletcher
John T. Ellis and Company
South Main
University
Margery Hale
Gynea Service
Harry
Tryon Horse Show
Warner
Bird and Kayser
Beavans
The
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