Campaign and club zones lead city beautification effort
The federation assigns zones to clubs for area cleanliness and beautification with the first inspection in January. Announcements will be made at a church of choice. The federation pleads cooperation from citizens and lists numerous club zones and locations across streets and areas.
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Aft
Alpha Art
Washington Street
Perry Street
Underhill Avenue
Criterion Club
Phoenix Street
Yadsent Club
Macedonia Area
Beautician
Poenix Street
Parks Street
Needlecraft
Hay Street
Ministers
Loflin Street
Gurley Street
Tsungani Club
Fairview Street
Teachers College
Burns Hill
Church of
Federation of Negro Women's Clubs
Y.W.C.A
Interclub Council
Y.W.C
Ethel Norman
Industrial
Acme
Blue ‘Triangle
AN UP CAMPAIGN UNCHAUCHED TEA DISCUSSES NEGRO WOMEN GROUP
A Sunday tea at the W C A feature among Negro Women’s organization events. Mrs. L B Cartwright presented a brief history of the group its origin aims and achievements. Members discussed a property clean up project stressing owner responsibility to maintain cleanliness and attractiveness led by Mrs A P Me.
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W.C.A
L. B. Cartright
A. P. Me
New Treatment for Delirium Tremens Shows Promise
An old health column explains that delirium tremens stems from vitamin B-1 deficiency, not alcohol damage, and reports a new treatment using sedatives followed by two quarts of a sugar salt vitamin B-1 insulin solution. Rapid improvement followed by a week for full recovery is noted, with cautions about complications and moderation.
Art Exhibit Booked At Wake Forest For Week
The third annual Student Art Exhibit at Wake Forest will open tomorrow afternoon and run daily 3 to 5 o clock next week through Sunday December 14. Works include Janice Young Jim Hobbs Betty Isbell Glenn Willis and Kitty Jo Beasley with a pastel reproduction of Karloff's Late Evening In Winter by J D Davis. Exhibition curated by Prof L Aycock and organized by the Art Appreciation Class.
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Johnson Building
Janice Young
Asheville
Jim Hobbs
Charlotte
Betty Isbell
Alexandria
Glenn Willis
Davis Sophmore
Kitty Jo Beasley
Louisburg
Chinese citrus treatise catalogs 27 orange varieties
A mid to late Song dynasty work written 1174 to 1189 A D surveys orange diversity. The Chinese treatise details 27 varieties, reflecting agricultural knowledge and fruit selection practices of the period.
Native Northwest Indian stock linked to domestic lemon trees
The wild stock used to produce domestic lemon trees is believed to originate from the Northwest Province of India. Commercial production of oxygen from the atmosphere began roughly thirty years ago.
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Northwest Province
India
Radio Council Names Programs For Next Week
The High Point Community Radio Council announced next week's broadcasts. William Penn High School choir directed by S F E Burford will perform 25 of 140 voices for the Christmas pageant on WHPE at 3 15 this afternoon. The council's Music Mirror on WMFR airs its sixth reflection this week. The First Presbyterian Church choir under Henry Whipple will present a Christmas carol service with carols from several European nations. A WMFR program Friday at 7 30 will feature The Constant Invader story set in a small town doctor’s fight.
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High Point Community Radio Council
William Penn High School
S. F E. Burford
William Penn ‘High School
WHPE
Radio Council
Music Mirror
WMFR
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Whipple
England
Poland
Austria
Germany
France
First One Handed Electric Typewriter For Disabled Veterans
Administration reveals Jeaned Haaré's innovative one handed electric typewriter designed to aid disabled veterans in performing writing tasks. Project aims to increase independence for veterans with limited hand mobility.
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Haaré
Power Used to Move Street Cars Up Steep Grade
A Pittsburgh broadcasting station used a giant radio tube for power to operate hoisting gear that could push two street cars up a steep grade, demonstrating unusual energy methods in early transit operations.
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Pittsburgh
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C. B. McRae
Martha Leonard
Rivett Drive
Goldsboro
Curtis Leonard
Clara
Margaret
Curtis
Ervin
High Point
First Baptist Church
Trinity
Fannie Small
Sallie Palmer
Thomasville
Carr Street
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Bertha Wright
Evelyn Robinson
Hattie Montgomery
Mingo
Gesemathe
Wm. Penn
Margaret J. Simmons
Springfield
Mass
New York
Washington, D. C
W. H. Hines
Whiteville
N. C
Mary Bright
Freedom Train
Winston-Salem
A. D. Haywood
Donna Fay
Donald Ray
High Point Hospital
Titus Haywood
Leonia
N. J
Normal Street
Bessie Mae Albea
Roger Pinnix
Eva Padgett
Anderson
Ray Caldwell
Ibbie Williams
Mable Welham
Arlington Avenue
Mary Singleton
Furlough Street
Gwendolyn Cobb
William Watson
Leroy Garam
Samuel Simpson
Arthur
Brown Gospel Singers
Mars Hill
Heavenly Gospel Singers
Lewis Davis
Annie Mae Davis
United States
U.S
Ritz Sport Shop
Dupont
Washington St
High Point, N. C
Lester Morgan
Fine Watch Repairing
N. Main
Aladdin
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
H. S
King Features Eyndicate, Inc
Wake Forest
Tomoree
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Raam
L. F. Honeycutt
FE. T. Gregory
W. High ST
Egypt
Las Rile
Guilford
Blind CO
Rin Bava
Ll. W. Apple
Willowbrook Street
N. BE. Russell
Sheraton
Goodyear Shoe Repair
North Main St
Beeson How. Co
Bebe Sas
Barrrath
ESSO
Jay Kit Co
Household Appliance CO
THE
Angels
Benny Goodman
Dick Haynes
Kilroy Boogie
Albert Ammons
Peggy O'Neil
Harmonica Cats
Mickey
Ted Williams
Home Builders
Gray Engineering
South Main St
RIDEX
N. Main Street
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