Wedding on the American stage tomorrow night
Miss Mary Mae Watson and Mr Adam Franklin Hedrick plan to wed tomorrow at 9 30 in the American theater with the film Cli max a romping comedy filling the program Local merchants provide gifts including a jewelry band silk hosiery boudoir slippers a hand painted photograph a silk gown and a mantle clock The couple will honeymoon in Winston Salem staying at the Robert E Lee hotel and visiting Van Dykes and local shops for a generous wedding start
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Bridal suite offered with purchases from area retailers
Local merchants including Cut Rate Furniture Efird's and Wright's propose a bridal package for 48 hours in Winston-Salem with gifts such as a rug, bed spread, shoes, hat and a copper percolator. Financing options from Perpetual Building and Loan and a rose rug at Efird's. The note mentions Jean Hersholt and the Broadway play The Climax with cast Effingham Pinto Leona Watson and Albert Bruning and touring.
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The Climax opens at the American Theater
The drama based on Edward Locke's stage play opens at the American Theater today. It features noted actors Guy Bates Post and Leo Ditto in a Universal all dialogue production renowned for deep emotion and soul wringing songs.
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Freight Offsets Railroads Auto Losses
J S Marvin of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce cites 1928 carload freight revenue from the automotive campaign totaling 542 170 900 dollars. This amount reflects all freight developed by the automobile industry and its impact on railroad profits.
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Mrs Hamby credits Sargon for turning back years of illness
Mrs America H. Hamby of Asheville reports Sargon restored her health after eight months of flu complications. She describes improved appetite digestion and weight gain after five bottles and says she feels fifteen years younger with no headaches rheumatic pains or nervousness. Sargon Soft Mass Pills are praised as the liver and constipation remedy. Availability noted at Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co in High Point.
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Electric Department Expansion Deemed Key to Lower Taxes
City Manager E M Knox urged expansion of High Point's electrical department as the sole path to tax relief. Speaking to the American Business club, he argued ad valorem revenue falls short, the charter is outdated, and stockholders must be engaged in city finances while stressing the department's profits help fund operations. Blake Thompson and M C Boyce reported on Raleigh district meeting activities.
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Chicago Synagogue Gains Iconic New Temple
The Chicago temple Temple Sholom completed a $1 750 000 synagogue and has had four rabbis in 63 years Dr Abram Hirschberg the current rabbi has served 32 years The new temple is considered one of the most magnificent and best equipped Jewish worship houses in the world
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Catawba Debaters Claim Southern Forensic Title
Catawba college debaters Allen A. Dobey and Kermit L. Neese claim the southern forensic championship after a 2-1 victory over Northwestern of Illinois. They complete their senior seasons with a 15-0 record, stating their aim to meet any similarly undefeated team for southern honors.
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Duke Fellowships Awarded Totaling Twenty One Thousand Nine Hundred
Duke University announced fellowships and scholarships totaling 21,900 for 1930-31 to 41 graduate students from over 30 colleges and universities. Awards ranged 300 to 1,000, alongside 49 graduate assistant stipends from 300 to 800. The Angier Duke memorial fellowship of 1,000 was given to Robert W. George of Tarkio Missouri, a Geneva College and Columbia graduate and Tarkio College psychology professor.
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Over 250 Nurses Seek License in North Carolina
The North Carolina state board of nursing examinations has before it papers for slightly over 250 licensure candidates, graduates from about 50 nursing schools in the state and other states. Names of those licensed will be announced in May or June by V. V. Conyers, secretary of the board, following the examinations. The board members include Mrs Lal West, Mrs V. V. Conyers, Miss Besale Chayman, Dr. R. Petrie, and Dr. Fran A. Sharp.
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Minnesota Corn Production Surges in Early 20th Century
Minnesota’s corn output jumps from 32,000,009 bushels in 1900 to 149,000,000 bushels in 1920, lifting the state to a distant fourth in national corn production.
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