Over the Cups Meet Thursday at Fritgharry
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Fritgharry with Mrs. Harry Raymond and Mrs. C. M. Hauser as hostesses. Mrs. Hunter hosts Burlington guests and more social notices follow in this local column.
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Over the
Fritgharry
Harry Raymond
C. M. Hauser
Alexander Martin
U. D.C
Mesdames
T. A. Kearns
T. J. Gold
R. T. Pickens
O. A. Kirkman
KE. EB. Sensenbach
Margaret Hauser
Pearl Idol
Fritzharry
M. Hauser
H. PD. Sears
Paul Casey
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Visits
Tuesday events include Wayside Garden club with Mrs. Hubert Sheloff and High Point Garden clubs with Mrs. Ed Steele. Hood Will Garden club hosts Mrs. RK Laferty at 7:30, Eastern Star at Masonic hall, and school meetings for Oak Hill and Elm Street Parent-Teacher associations. Wednesday lists Piedmont Women’s Golf at Forsyth Country Club, Mid-Week Garden club with Mrs. Ingle, and Utopian Study club with Mrs. Leslie Bowling. Thursday notes Irene Jones from Reidsville visiting Elizabeth McLeod, trips to Charleston and Philadelphia, plus tea clubs and contract and bridge gatherings. Friday features Canterbury club and Friday Bridge club gatherings.
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Wayside Garden Club
Hubert Sheloff
High Point Garden Clubs
Ed Steele
Washington Street
Hood Will Garden Club
Lafferty
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Oak Hill
Parent- Teacher Association
Elm Street Parent Association
Piedmont
Women's Golf Association
Forsyth Country Club
Winston-Salem
Ingle
Leslie Bowling
Forest fires sweep Wallace and surrounding areas in Wisconsin and Michigan
Wildfires raged through northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan burning Wallace Mich shrinking to three structures and forcing the evacuation of 150 residents. Ingalls and nearby towns suffered isolation and destruction as fires damaged telephone lines roads and farm buildings across Oconto Lena and surrounding areas.
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Upper
Michigan
Wallace
Mich
Menominee
Ingalls
Oconto
Lena
Wis
Fresh Spring Beauty Advice for Dry Skin Care
Reader asks about dry skin and makeup. Expert recommends bland face soap, olive oil and tar base white soaps, Castile alternatives, and oil cleansing plus cream makeup bases. Suggests pore deep cleansers, several cleansing oils, and mousse like creams to restore dewy skin.
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Castile
Mrs Longworth To Remain In Mourning
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth widow of Nicholas Longworth will stay in mourning at Rookwood the Longworth home in Cincinnati Ohio. She spent yesterday in seclusion at the Longworth residence with only family and relatives present as she has no immediate plans.
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Cincinnati
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Ultraviolet therapy for tuberculosis of the larynx gains notice
Dr Morris Fishbein notes ultraviolet rays via carbon arc and quartz lamps can target the larynx. Mirrors reflect 44 percent of rays versus 9 percent with ordinary glass, with 69 of 72 patients showing complete healing. Mihalee, an American, travels with his book and lists famous names encountered.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the Medical Association
Joseph W.miller
Miller
Champion Autograph Collector Reaches Angora In Name Search
Angora AP Joseph F Mihulec a former Philadelphia resident arrived in Angora with a Brazilian purchased baby carriage carrying a vast leather bound autograph book said to include signatures of nearly all world figures. He traveled from Brazil to Uruguay Buenos Aires Lisbon Havre Paris Italy Switzerland Yugoslavia Austria Czecho Slovakia Poland Dantzig Holland Belgium and back to the United States aboard a later voyage.
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Prince of
Boris
Bulgaria
Constanza
Turkey
Kemal
Ismet Pacha
Greece
Venizelos
Egypt
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Mihalee
Philadelphia
Angora
Joseph F. Mihulec
Brazil
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Lisbon
Havre
Paris
Italy
Switzerland
Jugoslavia
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Dantzig
Holland
Belgium
United States
Hoover Addresses Red Cross on Moral Purpose and Disaster Relief
The text of Hoover’s speech endorses the American Red Cross annual convention. He praises its response to drought and famine affecting over two million people, credits early mobilization, and rejects calls to transform the Red Cross into a government bureau through federal funding.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
JUVENOL credited with curing stomach pains and headaches
Mr. Landy reports three bottles of JUVENOL relieved gas and stomach trouble restoring sleep and weight. He recommends JUVENOL to those with acid issues and urges spring health buildup. Sold in High Point at Economy Drug Store Mann Drug Store and Cecil Drug Stores.
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Mr. Landy
High Point
Economy Drug Store
Mann Drug Stores
Cecil Drug Stores
Wn Ad
Red Cross victory praised in national emergency effort
The passage lauds Red Cross officers and members for their courage and devotion in meeting national emergencies during economic hardship. It credits voluntary service and spiritual strength of the American people, warning that yielding to government funding would weaken the Red Cross and the nation’s moral resolve. A separate anecdote relates Dressler seeking chicks and Mia proposing eggs, ending with the hen fleeing when the hoax was revealed.
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Red Cross
United States
Dressler
Mia
Hen Won't Raise Geese in Platteville
A Platteville Wisconsin woman Mrs Fred report reveals a hen refuses to raise goslings despite mothering instinct. The incident highlights farm life challenges as local residents discuss hen behavior and poultry care.
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Platteville
Wis
Fred
Growing Deaf With Head Noises Prescription Ad
A plain ad advises the use of Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, to treat head noises and catarrhal deafness. The remedy is 1 tablespoonful four times daily, claiming relief and easier breathing as mucus stops dripping.
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Mann's
Mrs Carter Seeks Dark Hair Solution From New York
Mrs Carter returns from New York with a tried and true formula of sage tea and sulphur designed to darken gray hair. The product promises overnight gray coverage and restoration to the natural shade after two or three applications. Users are advised to buy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur from their druggist and follow directions.
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Wyeth
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