Outstanding Educators To Speak Here Next Wednesday
North Carolina educators will address two meetings of the North Carolina State Federation of Women's annual conference at the Sheraton ballroom. Dr. Albert Coates will open the joint conference at 6 p.m. with Dr. Frank Graham and Dr. Clyde Erwin among speakers. Mrs. G. J. Humphreys announced access for the public if seats remain after federation members secure tickets.
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Albert Coates
Kee
Oonte
Frank P. Graham
BE. L. McClyde A. Erwin
State
Federal of Women's Clubs
North Carolina
North Carolina State Federation of Women's
Teatitute of Government
Hill
Depart of American Citizenship
Department of Education of Federation
Sheraton Ballroom
Pow-O-Lin Sold as Safe Medicine in Reidsville
A Reidsville mother endorses Pow-O-Lin as a safe medicine claiming it restored her energy. The product is sold and allegedly recommended and guaranteed by Manns Cutter Drug Store.
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Reidsville
Ian
MANNS
Dreugeiv
Guilford youths opened as cases move to Superior Court
Avery Woods and Otto Jones white youths arraigned in municipal court. held on charges of breaking and entering larceny with bonds totaling 43760. Jones faced two counts with 750 bonds each. They were accused of entering National Food Store and another on Mangum Avenue plus alleged auto theft and other thefts. Shadney Lindon, Negro, held on assault with deadly weapon in a shooting at a Negro dance last August. bond 600. Other dispositions include Mitchell Arnold probation violation eight months with suspended sentence, various prohibitions and license matters, and several affrays and driving offenses with fines and county road suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Woods
Otto Jones
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
Teague
Weod
Jones
National Food Store
East Green Street
Mangum Avenue
Shadney Lindon
Mitchell Arnold
Guy Conrad
Marjorie Mansfield Thoughtful Woman Afflicted by Self
A brief sketch notes Marjorie Mansfield as a person preoccupied with self reflection leading to heightened self consciousness and a nonbelieving stance. The piece speculates on psychological traits in a moralizing tone.
How to be popular and pleasant at social events
A reader asks for guidance on friendships and manners in youth. The message questions popularity, kindness, attentiveness to others, sports interest, humor, manners, and choosing between social occasions, ending with a request for advice from The Enterprise.
Dinner conference slated with Dr Coates and colleagues
Speakers include Dr Coates Dr Graham Dr Erwin and Mrs Mackie at a dinner conference. Special music by the High Point College choir Smith performs. A charity note mentions plaintiffs bringing salt to next friends.
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Coates. Or. Graham
Erwin
Mra.ieKee
4 Aor
High Point
Olege
Four Compromise Judgments Signed by Judge Teague
Four compromise judgments signed by Judge Teague resolve suits against Ed Hoover and the Blue Bird Taxi Company Inc. by individuals claiming automobile accident injuries. Awards listed include Kenneth Smith $850 Neal Smith $100 Clyde Coleman $50 and Jeff unknown amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis FE. Teague
Ed Hoover
Blue Bird Taxi Company, Inc
Kenneth Smith
Neal Smith
Clyde Coleman
Jeff
Kiwanians Hear Prince Abraham on Astrology at Luncheon
Prince Abraham, Persian astrologer, spoke before the Kiwanis Club at the Elwood hotel noon today. His manager Lewis Stentite introduced him as he outlined astrology as a science not to be confused with fortune telling. He predicted a US president would die in office in 1940 and warned of a major catastrophe when presidents die in office at twenty year intervals.
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Prince Abraham
Epoeke
Kiwanis Club
Elwood
Lewis Stentite
Prince Ibraham
United States
Harry L Stockmann
MING M RKAUGHAN AT HOME RETURN FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs Grace Elizabeth W McRaughan has returned from Cullford General Hospital to the home of her parents on Johnson street.
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Grace Elizabeth Wmcraughan
Cullford General Hospital
Johnson Street
Funeral services for Mrs. William James held in Lexington
Mrs James of Ready Creek community funeral was held Thursday. She is survived by her husband and four daughters. An unrelated note comments that a driver who stops gradually wears tires longer than one who stops abruptly.
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Lexington
William James
Ready Creek
Heeday
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Prometty
Smith
Next Friends
Civic Club
Ming M’rkraughan
White Oxfords
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Carton
Larvex
Altine
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Woodbury’s Cream
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Scott Tissue
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Jergens
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English St. Curb Market
Pield
Arge Fanner
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Dan Wwancr
Binghamton, N
F. F. Dickson
BE. C. Criddlebaugh
William James Proan
Pet Gereeewese
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Hotel New Tushar
Bester Gilaspie
Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen
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Ade Southern Dairies
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