Scorn College Seeks Careers By Three Heiresses
Three granddaughters of famous Americans reject college to pursue direct art training in New York. Mary Bryan, Dorothy Sullivan, and Trina Alexander study at Grand Central School of Art, each aiming for careers as writers or artists rather to traditional college paths.
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NEW York—College
New York
Mary Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Dorothy Sullivan
William Chase
Trina Alexander
John Alexander
Grand Central School of Art
Arizona
West
Miss Bryan
California
Pennsylvania
Dorothy
Mozart Club entertains with music at Betty Cummins home
The Mozart Music Club gathered on Edgedale Drive with Betty Lou Cummins hosting April 2. Junior delegates Patricia Redman, Jane Austin, and Doris Stroupe were elected to attend the N C Federation of Music Clubs in Charlotte on April 16. The event featured Schubert and Schumann program pieces performed by club members and guests.
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Mozart Music Club
Betty Lou Cummine
Edgedale Drive
N. C. Federation of Music Clubs
Charlotte
Patricia Redman
Jane Austin
Doris Stroupe
Theda Pleming
Mary Ruth Woollen
Franz Schubert
Robert Schumann
Schubert
Rosamunde Air
Earl King
Hark
Lark
Elizabeth Strickland
Robert Schuman
Schumann
Traumerer
Prophet Bird
Miss Strickland
C. J. Cummins
Prostate and Bladder Malignancies Discussed by Guilford Doctors
Dr William A Frantz of Johns Hopkins spoke at the Guilford County Medical Society April meeting at the O Henry hotel on early diagnosis and treatment. He cited that bladder cancers are often curable and stressed immediate cystoscopic checks for blood in urine.
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Guilford County Medical Society
O. Henry
William A. Frants
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
High Point
Marvin A. Lackey
Iredell County Society
Houston B. Hiatt
Fronts
Frantz
Hiatt
Robert W. McKay
Charlotte
J. W. McGehee
Reidsville
M. B. Abernethy
James W. Davis
Statesville
Clyde McCurry
Roy W. Upchurch
Danville
Ho’ McPherson
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement touts “B. C.” relief pills prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims rapid easing of inorganic pains and applicability to colds headaches neuralgia and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores.
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B. C
Rheumatic pain relief advertised for Ru-Ma cure
An adv inserts claims a $1 bottle of Ru-Ma relieves rheumatic stiffness swelling and pain within days and guarantees money back if not effective. Stores Mann’s and Economy Drug Stores promote the product with bold promises of rapid relief and crutch replacement.
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Mann's
Economy
Ru-Ma
Adv
Several Vacancies In Government Work
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams: Assistant gardener in Washington DC at $1,260 yearly or $4.24 daily, closing April 28 1932. Senior inspector engineer construction (marine) in Groton CT at $2,600 yearly, closing May 3 1932. senior plasterer in Washington DC at $1,860 yearly and plasterer at $1,680 yearly. All States except listed have received less than their share of appointments. full information from W T Winslow in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commission
National Capital
Washington
D. C
United States Navy
Groton
Washington, D. C
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
New Hampshire
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington, D
Services Held For Thurman H. Gilmore
Funeral services for Thurman Harrison Gilmore one month old, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gilmore, were conducted at the Emanuel Lutheran and South Main M. E. churches. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were M. H. Elliott and Wade Sheek. flowers carried by six young girls. The choir sang In the Hour of Trial and I Think When I Read That Sweet Story. Many friends attended.
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Thurman Harrison Gilmore
J. H. Gilmore
West Willis Street
F. L. Conrad
Emanuel Lutheran Church
A. L. Aycock
South Main
M. E. Church
Oak
Sticker Solution Reveals Net Gain From Potato Trade
A grocer reports a net gain of 14.40 dollars from a potato transaction after accounting for home use and spoilage. From 200 bushels bought for 160, he ate 16 worth, leaving 144 bushels sold at 1.10 each for 158.40.
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Scorn College
Julia Blanshard
Mary Bryan Ina Alexander
White Mountain
Simmon
Chifferobes
Rose Furniture Co
English St
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas FE. Pug
Thomas E. Pugh
J. B. Wade
Lucille Brown
W. M. Payne
Bary
WM. A. Fromz
John Hopkins
Dr. Lackey
Ellies
BOKAR
Ann Page
Pure Fruit
Swift
Lucky Strike
CAMEL
Chesterfield
OLD Gold
C&c Gingerale
Sauer Kraut ‘i
Valencia Ranges
Doz
Pillsbury Pancake
Knox
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
W. T. Winslow
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Thurman H. Gilmore
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