City Memorial Hospital at Thomasville to be launched
Thomasville newspapers report City Memorial Hospital to be launched as a non stock institution with incorporators Dr. C. H. Phillips J. B. Lambeth and Doak Finch. Famed banker Thomas J. Finch also contributes a substantial gift to honor his son Brown Finch who died in a West End crossing accident. Location not yet chosen though offers of land near the city are noted.
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Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
C. H. Phillips
J. B. Lambeth
Doak Finch
Thomas J. Finch
Duke Foundation
Finch
Brown Finch
West End Crossing
Southern Railway Company
Hamet Harris
Wood
Charles and
Taylor
Co. F. Finch
T& Down
Princally
Iffon
College Eds Meet at Greensboro Chapels Hill
The North Carolina Collegiate Press Association holds its spring convention in Greensboro starting today through Saturday. About 100 editors and managers from four University publications attend with Walter Spearman and Glenn Holder among Tar Heel delegates. Addison Hibard and Louis Graves are scheduled speakers.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
Greensboro
Walter Spearman
Charlotte
Tar Heel
Addison Hibbard
College of Liberal Arts
University
Louis Graves
Chapel Hill Weekly
Greensboro College
O. Henry
Glenn Holder
W. D. Perry
Elizabeth City
Garland McPherson
Buccaneer
Travis Brown
G. E. Hill
Cheops Not Too Hot as a Mason
A 6000 year old mortar fragment from the pyramid of Khu fu tested by the Portland Cement Association shows a weak alabaster composite that withstood North African climate but would decompose quickly in a United States climate. The lab also analyzed Roman Arch of Titus concrete.
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Chicago
Khufu
Cheops
Portland Cement Association
North Africa
Association
United States
Rome
Jarratt Named Editor of Davidson Chameleon
Davidson April 18. R F Jarratt of San Antonio Texas was chosen by acclamation by the Davidson College student body to be the 1929 1930 editor of The Chameleon the quarterly literary publication.
Spring Silk Scarves Rule the Fashion Salons
The Spring fashion shows feature scarves and kerchiefs in chiffon and crepe with polka dots and bold prints. Tri color blocks and ombre patterns appear in large and small scales for wraps, with geometric and diamond motifs. Dorothy Mackaill and Alice White demonstrate inventive scarf adjustments in a Pictorial National Picture.
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Hge
Dorothy Mackaill
Alce White
Pirot National Picture
Miss White
Miss Mackalfi
Davidson College periodicals board selects business manager
E. L. Roberson of Tarboro was chosen by the publications board to be business manager. Two other nominees were named for the position, completing the elections for editors and managers of the three periodicals at Davids on.
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Davidson
E. L. Roberson
Tarboro
Publications Board
Mackie-Eh and Money Talk in Old Scots Quip
A cheeky Scots quip notes that money talks as the old saying goes while mixing names MacGregor and Mackie in a playful aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie
Jock
MacGregor
Reading Character From Handwriting Largely Unreliable
A medical analysis finds handwriting cannot reliably reveal character or diagnose diseases. It cites Henry Dana's studies comparing patient signatures with Shakespeare's and notes tremors appear in certain nervous conditions, but general diagnosis from handwriting remains impractical.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Albert Abrams
Charles L. Dana
New York
William Shakespeare
Constantinople
Doctor Dana
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Enterprise
Red Bell Shoe Store
North Main Street
Rialto Theatre
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electrification
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
High Point
Bryant Electric Company
East High
Hamilton
College Press Association
Hot
A Mason
Ome Oniang
Happy Feed Store
Wrenn Street
Daily Health Service
Shakespeare
Winston-Salem
Junior
Jaci
Little Boy
Blue
Mary and Her Lamb
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