Woman's College Plans Parents Day and May Day Events
GreensboroApril 28 Students and faculty at Woman's College University of North Carolina finalize plans for Parents Day and May Day set for Saturday April 30. Eileen Gamble of Savannah chairs the pageant with Miss Marietta Mer of Dillon South Carolina to be crowned queen.
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Greensboro
Bers of Studens
Woman's College i
University of North Caro
Eileen Gamble
Savannah
Marietta Mer
Dillon
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Muller
Alma Hall
New Bern
Virginia Tatum
Raleigh
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Mear
Aed
Woman's College
Carles W. Phillips
Katherine Sherrill
James W. Painter
Etta Spier
Gregory Davy
W. C. Jackson
Harriet Elliott
Alumnae House
Uncle Sam to run regular departments more cheaply next year
Washington, April 28. Uncle Sam plans to run regular government departments more economically next year after projecting $612 million less in cashary annual expenses. Total living costs show a deficit versus the current year, while relief costs are excluded. Congress voted $5,238,895,683 for far expenditures beginning July 1, with four appropriations smaller and others larger than 1938. The deepest cuts came in treasury and post office funding, down by $172,781,482.
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Post Office
Fresh Whale Beached Sparks Eskimo Village Action
In Barrow Alaska the first whale of the season washed ashore fifteen miles south causing workers to halt tools and students to leave school. The village tradition calls all hands to assist in processing the catch.
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Everbody
Barrow
Alaska
Man strings steel cable to curb yard crashes
John M. Young in Williamsport posts a steel cable along his fence after cars crash into his yard, but the solution fails when George Haines’ truck hits the vulnerable gate.
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Williamsport
John M. Young
George Haines
Haines
Easy Summer Pattern for Marian Martin Child Frocks
The High Point Enterprise advertises pattern 9717 for a child’s frock with easy cutting and stitching. Size 2 4 6 8 10 with suggested fabrics, trims, and optional collar. panties included. order form and pricing shown for book and pattern at fifteen cents each or twenty five cents together.
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Marian Martin
Prich
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
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Woman's Wesley Bible Class Meets Friday at Oakwood Court
The Woman's Wesley Bible class of Wesley Memorial Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. John T. Ellis on Oakwood court. Group number one will start the meeting with Mrs. P V Kirkman as chairman and hostesses.
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Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
John T. Ellis
Oakwood Court
P. V. Kirkman
Miss Hasslers Honor Teachers At Thomasville
Misses Patty and Joan Hassler hosted a teacher appreciation picnic at their Elliott Drive home in Thomasville. Faculty members attended with Charlotte Hammer, a May bride-elect, receiving a crystal flower basket. Mr. and Mrs. Hassler and guests enjoyed supper and lawn games before departures to Philadelphia referenced in the report.
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Thomasville
Patty
Joan Hassler
Elliott Drive
Mise
Charlotte Hammer
May
Crystal
Eether McNeill
Ruth Edwarde
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Hamrick
Eugenia Booth
Claiborne Pennington
Mrs. Hassler
Joan
Readers Advice Column Answers From The Enterprise
Marjorie Mansfield will address readers questions about their problems in care of The Enterprise. Letters sent in will be answered in these columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
When to Engage or Marry A Note on Engagement Purpose
Dear Marjorie Mansfield explains that engagements serve to reduce courtship uncertainty and foster honest, natural relations. An engagement of under three months risks haste, while a year or longer can be dangerous. use engagement to test feelings, plan sensibly, and break it if commitment wavers.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Hasty engagements and the call for thoughtful commitment
The writer argues against rush marriages and favors deeper intimacy after engagement. They claim engagement increases responsibility for a partner's happiness and advise taking time, noting there is still much of life ahead.
Dear Miss Mansfield A Young Man Considers Leaving Home
A 21 year old writes seeking guidance on leaving his country farm to pursue education and a trade. He worries about abandoning his mother after his father’s death, while his brother and wife want to farm. The adviser urges self-reliance, suggests allowing the brother to move in, and recommends the narrator try independence while staying close to family.
Be Yourself and Play to Your Natural Self
A puzzled girl seeks dating answers. The adviser urges authenticity over imitation and suggests embracing hobbies and listening as key traits. She should decline unwanted activities, avoid forced chat, and become a happy, considerate, true version of herself to attract friends.
Local Meeting Opens With Song and Devotion
Mrs J B R Sechrest presided as associate hostesses l McAdame and Holder helped run the meeting. Mrs Cliff Tysinger led the devotional with a song opening. Thirty members attended as the year’s gram outline was reviewed and a brief business session held during social hour refreshments were served. Congressman J Walter Lambeth has returned to Washington after several days here. Miss Maile Snell returns home from City Memorial hospital after undergoing treatment.
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L. McAdame
Holder
J. BR. Sechrest
Cliff Tysinger
An J. Walter Lambeth
Washington
Maile Snell
Myere Street
Th City Memorial Hospital
Chicago Produce Market Notes and Price Snapshot
Chicago report shows eggs at 34,448 steady firm current receipts 18 storage packed extras 20 percent rate 20 percent. Australian flour threatens to break Japanese monopoly of the North China flour market.
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Chicago
North China
Fourteen Year Old Arrested For Stolen Cigars In Chatham
A fourteen year old boy in Chatham England was arrested on theft charges after allegedly stealing cigars and cigarettes. He reportedly smoked seventy six cigarettes a day and also used cigars, according to police statements.
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Chatham
England
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