Guilford Names New Official Leaders At Campus Election
Guilford College reports the morning campus election selected officers for the coming year. John Love presides the Men’s Student Council with James Bunn as vice president and Harry Wellens as secretary treasurer. Women’s government headed by Bera Brown with Virginia Hiatt as secretary and Clara Belle Welch as treasurer. Also elected were house presidents, council members, editors, managers, and various athletic and student cabinet roles across multiple dorms and groups.
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Guilford College
John Love
Amory
Miss
James Bunn
Harry Wellens
Bera Brown
High Point
Virginia Hiatt
Clara Belle Welch
Eleanor Grimsley
New Gardenhall
Mary Pittman
Katharine Farlowe
Ruby Holder
Marguerite State
Foundershall
Blanche Silver
Jewel Conrad
Genevieve Sheetz
Wilbert Braxton
David Parsons
Asaiu
Edward Blair
Leroy Miller
Grace Hassell _c
Conegent
Y. W
Whitfield
Edith Trivette
Ethel Swaim
Carl Jones
Elvin Haworth
Wendell Newlin
Ralto Farlow
Lottie Stafford
Lucy Edwards
Doris Sapp
Mary Richardson
Roxie Hunter
Virginia Clayton
Margaret Warner
Swiss chemist develops thin metal coating for durable paper money
A Swiss chemist has developed a process to coat currency with an extremely thin metal film to increase durability. The technique aims to extend the life of banknotes by reducing wear and tear during circulation.
New Tax Foreclosure Law On Statute Books
Raleigh April 9 A new North Carolina law cuts costs in tax foreclosures by replacing detailed notices with a general newspaper notice and posted property lists. It caps attorney fees, shifts them to the county fund, reduces interest to 10 percent first year then 8 percent, and requires notices to mortgagees. The law also introduces new recording procedures and aims to save land banks and mortgage firms significant sums while streamlining proceedings.
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Court House
Register of Deeds
RF. Black Dies at Thomasville
Robert Franklin Black aged 74 died at his home eight miles south of Thomasville Tuesday morning after weeks of illness. Funeral services were at Emmanuel church and interment followed. He leaves several sons and daughters and a brother David Black. Maggie Woods of the Mills Home infirmary died of tuberculosis. Funeral services were held at the Mills Home chapel with Rev. J. A. McMillan presiding. Interment was at the home cemetery. A petition signed by hundreds seeks to preserve the route of state highway No. 109 through Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Robert Franklin Black
Emmanuel Church
David Black
Maggie Woods
Mills Home
High Point
J. A. McMillan
Sea Leopard Sighted in New England Waters for First Time
A rare leopard fish was captured and displayed in Boston, while speculation swirls about a proposed highway route toward Winston Salem. County officials weigh the dispute as state highway commissioners hold the final say, with local anger and concerns about property impact and outside influence.
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New England
Boston
Randolph
Salem Street
Winston
State Highway Commission
Cermak Reassures London On Attitude Toward King George
Chicago mayor Anton J. Cermak stated he bears no ill will toward King George of England when London newspapers called him. He clarified his stance amid expectations set by political rivals.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Anton J. Cermak
George of England
London
Chicago mayor jokes about Thompson attack on King George
While on the phone asking questions about Chicago's election, Cermak chuckled at London reporters' inquiry about Thompson's well known attack on King George. He said the critic did not fool the people and noted the British vote is small in Chicago, so Thompson targeted the British king.
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Chicago
Cermak
London
Thompson
King George
New World’s Fair
New Powder MELLOGLO Promises Youthful Skin
MELLOGLO, the new face powder, keeps skin from exposure and preserves youth. A French process makes it last longer and not clog pores. Its tint is youthful with no flakiness or irritation. Available at Mann Drug Store and Eckerd's.
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Mann Drug Store
Eckerd's
Purification Ad Promotes Health Through Calotabs Course
Restore vitality by purifying the entire system with Calotabs. Physicians endorse liver, kidney, stomach, and bowel cleansing. Take a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks to reward your health. Available in 10 and 35 cent packages from all dealers.
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West High Street
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Cardus
Agarol
Price
Adlerika Eckerd
Coty
California
Lydia Pinkhams
RF. Black
Winston-Salem
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