Nancy Cox Hosts Mozart Music Club in Raleigh
Nancy Cox hosts the Mozart Music Club at her North Hamilton street home featuring a program with vocal solos and group singing. Members Mary Ruth Woollen and Mary Smith were elected to represent the club at the North Carolina Federation of Music clubs in Raleigh April 8.
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High Point
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Raleigh
Mre
Herman Abels
Genevieve Moore
C. F. Tomlinson
J. Gurney Briggs
Musical Art Club
Max Noah
Raleigh Choral Club
Harold 8. Dyer
Chapel Hill
Nancy Cox
Mozart Music Club
North Hamilton Street
Mary Ruth Woollen
Mary Smith
Don Wilson
Mary Jane Wilson
North Carolina
Louise Wright
Faridine Patterson
Betty Jean Bales
C. Foster Smith
Ane
Susanna
Foster Nancy Cox
Massa
Old Black Joe
Elizabeth Strickland
Foster Mary Ruth Woollen
Foster
Nancy
Herbert Cox
W. T. Saunders
Joe Woollen
Karidine Patterson
Phyllis Strickland
Sarah Sloan Ray
Fred “Wynn
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings This Week
Monday features luncheon at Mrs. Saunders home and VFW auxiliary meeting at the V F W hall. Tuesday greets the High Point Garden club and Mothers club gathering at two homes. Wednesday hosts garden and Utopian Study club events. Friday includes Priscilla and Philomathlean club meetings and a Maeterlinck play by the Senior Green Mask at the high school.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Saunders
Greenway Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Washington Street
High Point Garden Club
J. D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
Mothers Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Hubert J. Rockwell
Arlington Street
Ed Lyon
Country Club
Thomas Turner
Parkway
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Rufus King
Philomathean Club
Hullcrest Drive
Maeterlinck
Green Mask Dramatic Club
Ill Little Miss Kathryn Ann Crowder Constrained by Scarlet Fever
Kathryn Ann Crowder remains confined at 822 West Circle Drive with scarlet fever and is very ill. Leslie Albertson is gravely ill at the home of Mrs. H. G. Conally, 1104 Blaine Street. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Remfrey hosted guests over the weekend including Mrs. G. C. Thomas of Charlotte, Mrs. J. H. Covington of Rockingham, and Mrs. B. E. Burne of Greensboro.
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Kathryn Ann Crowder
Hom
West Circle Drive
Leslie Albertson
H. G. Conally
Blaine Street
F. C. Remfrey
G. C. Thomas
Charlotte
J. H. Covington
Rockingham
B. EB. Burne
Greensboro
Harmful risks and proper technique for ear irrigation
Health note explains ear wax removal by warm sterilized water using a syringe, cautions against overuse, and outlines steps for adults and children. It warns of harm from attempting foreign body removal without training and mentions special devices to extract objects safely.
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Unreality in April Services
The April 2 Christian Science lesson sermon centers on unreality and vanity. Bible citations from Jeremiah and Psalms frame the theme, with Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health explaining evil as negation and absence of truth and God.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Cornmeal Soup Featured In Sister Mary’s Kitchen Menu
A homemaker guide notes cornmeal soup as an economical nourishing option when meat is off the menu. It suggests using stock or milk or a combination, with butter, onion, green pepper, cornmeal, flour, and cheese, and outlines a basic kitchen method and meal sequence.
Youngest Set Guests at White House Birthday Soup
A nourishing economical soup recipe uses three potatoes two cups milk and cheese. Prepare by boiling potatoes then blending with butter flour and milk, add cheese salt white pepper sugar onion and tabasco, finish with parsley and bacon fat option.
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White House
Pet feeding boom fuels billions in daily spending
About twenty million American families spend roughly one million dollars each day to feed their cherished household pets, reflecting a robust market for pet foods and related products.
Soviet Plans Scouting Expedition to Karsky Sea
In a move to expand Arctic air routes the Soviet government intends a scouting expedition to the Karsky Sea to assess flight viability and potential transport opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Karsky Sea
Survey Finds Similar Affection for Parents by Children
A survey of 3200 families shows little difference in how girls and boys express affection for their father or mother, indicating equal parental affection across genders.
Lions Use Clever Feint to Trick Chasing Prey
A terse note describes lions turning their hindquarters to mislead a pursuing animal, using ventriloquial display to enhance the feint. The behavior underscores cunning tactics in predator pursuit.
Auto deaths fall in 1932 across United States
About 29,000 people were killed in American automobile accidents in 1932, down 13 percent from 1921. It is noted that only one man in twenty reaches six feet or taller in height.
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United States
MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad
Gentle reader tips on looking prettier with MELLO GLO powder promising smooth application and long wear. Advertisement touts tiny lines coverage and pure French process with no irritation. Available at Mann Drug Stores and Eckerd's for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Mann Drug Stores
Eckerd’s. —Ady
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Glad
First Baptist Church
Sunday Institute
Mra. T. J. Gold
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Oakwood Court
Mary Stevens
Green Street
Mothers’ Club
Arlington Avenue
Junior Music Lovers Club
Margaret
Frances Grayson
North Main Street
Adelaine Patti
Frances Graynon
Nellie Melba
Pegsy Hass
Amelita Galli-Curci
Pegcy Teague
Lawrence Tibbett
Hilda Bar
Lily Pons
Jeanne Rankin
Mary Lewis
Richard Crooks
Margaret Briggs
Rosa Ponselle
Enrico Caruso
Margaret Grayson
Mise Blair
Music Club Federation
Moffitt’s
North Main Stree
Henrietta Pirring
St. Louis
Helen W. Grogan
New York
Oscar Grogan
Christian Science
Vicks
Stready
Icks Ant
BY Makers
Vicks Varokus
Mary's
Eleanor Dall
Sistie
Roosevelt
Betsy Mary de Dibour
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Buzzie
Nettleton Shoes
Infante
Uality Shoe Store
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