Campus officers chosen at Salem
Winston Salem April 22 Practically all elections of campus officers for next year at Salem College have been completed. The list includes Miss Jenora Riggan Southern Pines president of the self government association and Miss Margaret Richardson Wilson vice president. Elizabeth Marx Nazareth Pa president Y W C A and Mary Meyers Falkner Monroe vice president. Y W C A secretary Matilda Mann Whitaker and treasurer Martha Davis Goldsboro. Athletic officers named include Elizabeth Ward Rocky Mount president and Adelaide Winston Big Stone Gap Va vice president. Other posts feature Anna Jackson Preston Charlotte secretary Ann Finley North Wilkesboro treasurer Mildred Biles Winston-Salem manager of hockey. Dorothy Thompson Cheraw S C manager of soccer Josephine Walker Winston-Salem manager swimming Amelia Gooch Chapel Hill manager tennis Sarah Graves Mount Airy manager volleyball Lyda Womelsdorf Cartersville Ga manager riding Margaret Johnson Raleigh manager baseball Martha Delaney Charlotte manager track Daisy Litz Tazewell Va cheerleader Sue Jane Mauney Lincolnton orchestra leader Mary Elizabeth Holcomb Winston-Salem assistant cheerleader Frances Fletcher Winston-Salem manager of golf and Claire Hanes Winston-Salem assistant of golf.
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Winston-Salem
Salem College
Jenora Riggan
Southern Pines
Self Government Association
Margaret Richardson
Wilson
Self-Government Association
Elizabeth Marx
Nazareth
Mary Meyeers Falkner
Monroe
Matilda Mann
Whitaker
Martha Davis
Goldsboro
Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association
Elizabeth Ward
Rocky Mount
Adelaide Winston
Big Stone Gap
Anna Jackson Preston
Charlotte
Ann Finley
North Wilkesboro
Mildred Biles
Dorothy Thompson
Cheraw
S. C
Josephine Walker
Win
ston-Salem
Amelia Gooch
Chapel Hill
Sarah Graves
Mount Airy
Lyda Womelsdorf
Cartersville
Margaret Johnson
Raleigh
Martha DeLaney
Daisy Litz
Tazewel
Sue Jane Mauney
Lincolnton
Mary Elizabeth Holcomb
Frances Fletcher
Winston
Ancient Valley of Galilee Gets Modern Hospital
Mrs. Peter J. Schweitzer of New York adds 8000 dollars to fund the Peter J. Schweitzer hospital set for May 1 opening in Tiberias in the valley of Galilee. Her husband contributed 25000 dollars for the building run by Hadassah, the American Zionist women. The 33 bed facility aims to combat disease amid ancient ruins and a hot climate.
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New York
Peter J. Schweitzer
Tiberias
Valley of Galilee
Palestine
Hadassah
Women’s Zionist Organization of America
Planned Prosperity for Southern Dairies Emphasized as Economic Engine
The article extols Southern Dairies as the Souths key dairy industry driver focused on growth, stable income, and widespread development from dairy farming to distribution. It notes extensive advertising, millions invested in Southern communities, and local plant impact comparable to major manufacturers boosting regional welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Dairies
South
Watts Appointed Reviewer for Modern Language Journal
Dr George B Watts head of the French department at Davidson College has been named a reviewer on the Modern Language Journal staff. Appointed by Prof J B Sharp of Ohio State University, Watts will critique recent works by foreign authors and contributed two reviews in the current issue.
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Davidson
Geo. B. Watts
Davidson College
Modern Language Journal
J. B. Sharp
Ohio State University
Watts
Dartmouth
Harvard
University of Minnesota
Berlin
Montpelier
Sparks Circus Heads to Winston Tomorrow
Sparks Circus arrives in Winston-Salem tomorrow drawing crowds planning travel by car or train. The program features performing animals and acts including monkeys, dogs, ponies, and elephants, with acts by Frank Woska and Miss LaVerne Hauser showcasing trained tigers and a display of leopards, pumas, and panthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks Circus
Winston-Salem
Ponyland
Monkeyland
Dogland
Sparks
Reporters Club At Davidson Initiates
Davidson April 22 Sixteen men invited into the Reporters club of Davidson College at a meeting of the organization here last night The club honors students who did especially good work on the Davidsonian weekly newspaper Initiated were R H Aldeman Florence S C John B E Boyd Charlotte E C Guarrant Pasadena Cal H F Nichol Wilmington J E Lake Atlanta Y D C McBryde Linden R L McCallie Chattanooga Tenn George Miller Oklahoma City Okla C F Myers Greensboro N W Baies Mt Hope W Va B B Sugg Greenville B B Taylor Baton Rouge La W B Ward Timmonsville G E Bailey Hickory W F Mulliss Martinsburg W Va S P Preston Lewisburg W Va The public defender in the Chicago boys court is one of a group of attorneys who volunteer their services
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Davidson
Reporters Club
Davidson College
Davidsonian
R. H. Aledman
Florence
S. C
John BE. Boyd
Charlotte
E. C. Guarrant
Pasadena
Cal
H. F. Nichol
Wilmington
J. E. Lake
Atlanta
YD. C. McBryde
Linden
R. L. McCallie
Chattanooga
Tenn
George Miller
Oklahoma City
Okla
C. F. Myers
Greensboro
N. W. Baies
Mt. Hope
W. Va
B. B. Sugg
Greenville
B. B. Taylor
Baton Rouge
W. B. Ward
Timmonsville
G. E. Bailey
Hickory
W. F. Mulliss
Martinsburg
S. P
Preston
Lewisburg
Best Medicine She Knows Of Fort Myers Testimonial
Mrs. Berron Rivers of Ft. Myers Florida reports how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound strengthened her during pregnancy and after, helping her overcome weakness and nervous spells. She now handles housework and works at a restaurant, feeling healthier than in three years.
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Ft. Meyers
Fla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Berron Rivers
Polk &T
Florida
Story of Sle by Margery Hale
Sue in a small town high school romance navigates Corrinne’s mysterious meetups with Harry Becker. Family fortune shifts as Sue aids Corrinne while a kidnap case unfolds, revealing social tensions, engagements, and Thanksgiving invitations among Corrinne, Cliff Becker, and Ronald Johnson.
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Harry
Corrinne
Sue
Bob
Harry Becker
June Walton
June
Mr. Merryman
Becker
Ted
Sarah
Cliff
Teethina Remedy For Teething Fussiness
When babies fret Teethina is promoted as a safe treatment for teething discomfort caused by constipation gas and indigestion. The ad claims it regulates bowels gently expels bile and soothes fretful sleep without opiates or dangerous syrups. Sold by druggists for 30 cents with a free sample pack and Dr Moffett's Baby Book from C J Moffett Co Columbus Ga.
Corrections to an Errorgram Note
An item lists five corrections to an illustrated piece. It notes mis-spelled accordion, a man singing in Italian not Spanish, a missing strap on the accordion, the sax horn facing forward not sideways, and identifies the scrambled word VINEGAR.
Waste Paper Sold To Fund Hiawatha Library Garden
Waste paper found on the lawn of the Hiawatha Public Library is sold to raise money for a proposed landscaping project. Local volunteers gathered the material and auctioned it to support garden improvements and book-related programs.
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Hiawatha, Kan
104 Women Attorneys Since British Ban Ended
London report notes in eight years since the first woman joined the English bar 104 women have been admitted as lawyers. Dr. Ivy Williams, the first after the Sex Disqualification Act of 1919, entered in 1922, and about 14 women per year have since been called to the bar, though few practice in public courts.
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London
Ivy Williams
Willams
Plan 33 Mile Boulevard On Island of Montreal
A spring start is planned for a 33 mile boulevard across Montreal Island. The 200 foot wide highway will have two 40 foot lanes and require two years to complete. Total cost estimated at $6,000,000 with Montreal bearing $4,500,000.
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Island of Montreal
Montreal
Montreal Island
Ohio to Build State Office Building in Columbus
Ohio plans a new state office building in Columbus with a projected cost of 4,600,000 dollars. The project aims to house government departments and improve state operations.
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Ohio
Columbus
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Boots
Billy
Salem
Lenora Riggan
Chicago Boys’ Court
Margery Hale
NEA Service, Mac
Jane
Merryman
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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