Rotary District Conference Opens in Raleigh Tonight
The 57th Rotary International district conference begins in Raleigh at the Sir Walter hotel tonight and runs through Friday noon with about 1000 delegates expected. District Governor George E. Butler leads sessions, with John E. Carlson speaking on Rotary relations and development of the individual Rotarian at the State Theater and farewell luncheons at the Carolina hotel.
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Butler
Clinton
North Carolina
Sir Walter
John E. Carlson
Kansas City
Kansas
Carlson
Rotary International
State Theater
Carolina Hotel
Hugh Morson High School
Gustav Johnson
Sir Walter Hotel
Virginia Care Ballroom
Will H. Curber
56Th District
Virginia
William J. Breach
Winston-Salem
Meredith College
Edward Kelsey
Rotary
Mr. Kelsey
Toledo, C
Konjola Master Medicine Promises Lasting Health
The Konjola Man at 105 South Main Street High Point promotes Konjola as a master medicine delivering lasting health. A Mrs. Anna E. Kirkner of High Point touts its benefits after failed treatments, noting relief from stomach trouble, heart burn, gas, and kidney issues, with improved sleep and mobility.
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Konjola
South Main Street
High Point
America
Anna E. Kirkner
iKonjola
Kirkner
Charters Granted for Furnishings and Tobacco Firms in North Carolina
Raleigh April 24 certificates of incorporation issued for Farris Brothers Furniture Company of Charlotte to manufacture and sell furniture with 1000 authorized shares. Gaston Cigar and Candy Company of Gastonia to buy and sell tobacco and candy with 25000 authorized. West Asheville Furniture Company of Asheville to deal in household furnishings with 50900 authorized. Names include A C Farris C M Farris James B Murphy R C Pattillo T Ferguson C B Dantzler W S Johnson Pert Starnes Glenn Starnes.
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Raleigh
Farris Brothers Furniture Company
Charlotte
A. C. Farris
C. M. Farris
James B. Murphy
Columbia
S. C. Gaston Cigar and Candy Company
Gastonia
R. C. Pattillo
In. T. Ferguson
C. B. Dantzler
West Asheville
Linen sorting method for large and small pieces
The article explains marking linen to speed sorting. Use blue cross for large items and red for small items at the outer edge of sheets towels pillow slips and other linen to allow sorting without opening.
Hair length myths debunked by medical authorities
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys enduring health superstitions from Samson and Delilah to bed wetting myths. He argues hair cutting does not weaken strength and explains cultural beliefs linked to dreams and enuresis nocturna, noting medical interpretations and origins.
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Morris Fishbeien
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Niagara Falls
Froudeau
Or For a Fish Monger Musical Aspirant
A humorous exchange features a student asking about future singing ability and a professor joking that voice skills could help in a shipwreck. The brief dialogue highlights comic timing and the professor’s wry career advice.
Business like health: McGovern’s fitness rules for success
Arthur A. McGovern, famed as Babe Ruth’s fixer, argues that the habits steering business triumph also forge health. He notes his gym’s 49 staff, 10 000 square feet, 350 clients, and 65 stock exchange members, and stresses will power, perseverance, and simplicity as keys to enduring achievement and well being.
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Babe Ruth
Brooklyn
The
Stock Exchange
McGovern urges practical education over excess college rites
He praises hands on work and fitness for all and criticizes college as a path for many to waste time. He recalls urging responsibility and balance from his days as a physical training instructor and notes the value of experience over formal schooling. He defines health rules as regularity and moderation in all activities.
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Cutler
Phi Beta Club meeting in High Point features art talk
The Phi Beta Club from three towns held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. J A Morris home in High Point. Officers elected include President Mrs O J McCoy and Vice President Mrs Roland Holton. A program on Modern Art covered Whistler and Sargent with Mrs R C Harville leading the session.
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Phi Beta Club
J. A. Morris
High Point
O. J. McCoy
Roland Holton
Charles Lambeth
R. C. Harville
Whistler
Ingresoé
Sargent
Mesdames Meade Hite
E. W. Cates
Paul Newton
Chas. F. Lambeth
C. H. Newby
City
Lexington
RR. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Bernard Williams
Culpepper
Virginia
Alva Boles Tours Peninsylvania on Extended Business Trip
Alva Boles is spending an extended period in Peninsylvania on a business trip. The excursion appears to be work related, with no stated itinerary beyond the location and purpose.
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Alva Boles
Peninsylvania
Esberra Club Meet Set Friday Afternoon at Miss Mae Shearer’s
The Esberra Club will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Mae Shearer at her home on Salem.
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Esberra Club
Mae Shearer
Salem Street
Miss Maurine Long Visits Parents In Hamlet
Miss Maurine Long, teaching at Hamlet this winter, spent the weekend here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Long.
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Maurine Long
Hamlet
Mrs
Will Long
Weekend Socials Include Greensboro Greensboro Chapel Hill
The record notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Luther Grimes and Mrs. Chas Moore with Miss Maxine Moore in Chapel Hill on Sunday. In Greensboro on Monday night Mrs. R Burtner hosted a bridge party attended by Mr. and Mrs. G W Lyles Mr. and Mrs. E O Wall and Mrs. R G Jennings.
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Luther Grimes
Chas. Moore
Maxine Moore
Chapel Hill
G. W. Lyles
E. O. Wall
R. G. Jennings
Greensboro
R. Burtner
Dr. R G Jennings Visits Charlotte on Business
Dr. R G Jennings arrives in Charlotte for a business visit today, engaging with local colleagues and potential partners during the stay.
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R. G. Jennings
Charlotte
Inexpensive bottle brushes ease home cleaning
The item promotes a milk bottle and fruit jar brush with long handles to simplify washing. It also advises rinsing cans after fruit or vegetable use in summer before disposal to avoid rubbish buildup.
Oiling Your Alarm Clock This Spring
If your alarm clock balks this spring it may need oiling. A simple oiling remedy can restore smooth operation and prevent future sticking or grinding noises. Remember to use clock oil and apply sparingly to the pivot points for best results.
Greensboro Theatre Show Guests and Local High School Delegation
Mrs W EF Tomlinson and Mrs R L Harville attended The Vagabond King at the Carolina Theatre Greensboro Saturday evening. Miss Margaret Newell visited friends in Wagram for the weekend. Miss Lois Johnson spent the weekend in Chapel Hill. She was joined by Miss Imogene Boyles Miss Kate Vernon Shirley Woodrow Teague and Waldo Chandler who represented the local high school at the University high school week.
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Mre
R. L. Harville
Carolina Theatre
Greensboro
Lois Johnson É
Chapel Hill
Imogene Boyles
Kate Vernon Shirley
Woodrow Teague
Waldo Chandler
Local Social Notes From Lincolnton To Newton On Weekends
Miss Mary Arden Hauss of Lincolnton a Duke University student visited Miss Leola Black on South Main Street. Mrs J A Palmer and Mrs Curtis Black visited Mr Black at the State Sanatorium where he is improving. Dan Watson spent the weekend at his Wagram home. Mrs Annie May Rader was called home to Newton by her aunt’s death and returned to resume city school work. Mr and Mrs Forest Grimes were mentioned in the note.
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MacGovern
Mary Arden Hauss
Lincolnton
Duke University
Leola Black
South Main Street
J. A. Palmer
Curtis Black
Mr. Black
Annie May Rader
Newton
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