Boy Scouts Inspect Week Highlights Oak Hill Troop 12
Scout executive Gordon Blair led weekly troop inspections with Troop 12 of Oak Hill earning 117 points for top honors. Troop 7 of the Episcopal church placed second with 100 points, while other troops logged progress and merit badge awards at the monthly Court of Honor meeting.
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Gordon Blair
Oakhill
A. H. Trotter
The
Episcopal Church
M. C. Crowson
Earl M. Winslow
High Point
Uwharris
Court of Honor
Presbyterian Hut
A. S. Caldwell
Edgar Hartley
Sidney Tomlinson
Chester Smith
John Doulass
Chas. Parker
Lexington
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Easy Bowels
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a gentle safe laxative that regulates the bowels. A single dose can provide natural bowel movement for weeks and may be months between doses, even for constipated children. Buy a 60 cent bottle to test.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Caldwell
Greensboro Man Is Given New Distinction
In Chapel Hill on December 12 AP reports Professor George M. Thompson of Greensboro head of the organ department at North Carolina College for Women was elected dean of the North Carolina chapter of the American Guild of Organists succeeding Francis Womack of Reidsville. W. P. Twadell of Durham was elected sub-dean, Mrs. M. W. Williams of Chapel Hill secretary, and Mrs. CC. H. Sebring of Winston-Salem treasurer. NC College for Women was chosen as the next meeting place in April and Harold J. Phillips Pinehurst was named an honorary member. Phillips heads the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore and is a fellow of the Royal College of Organists.
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George M. Thompson
Greensboro
North Carolina College For Women
North Carolina
American Guild of Organists
Francis Womack
Reidsville
W. P. Twadell
First Presbyterian Church of
Durham
M. W. Williams
CC. H. Sebring
Winston-Salem
Harold J. Phillips
Pinehurst
Royal College of Organists
American Guild
Mr. Phillips
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Child Dies of Wound in Belfast Yard Accident
Andrew Lynch an eight year old of Belfast died in Goldsboro from a deep chest wound about half an inch wide. He bled to death after the injury while playing in the yard with his younger brother. No knife or instrument was found. officials suspect a fall on a sharp blade but cannot confirm the cause.
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Goldsboro
Andrew Lynch
Belfast
Lynch
Subscriptions Opened for Piedmont Stock Series
The Piedmont Building and Loan Association begins taking subscriptions for a new stock series to be issued January 15. Subscriptions will be received before that date.
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Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Many Persons to Be Remembered in Christmas Season
A letter from a 10 year old girl at Samarcand requests chocolate cake candy apples oranges cherries and a coconut plus gloves as cold weather arrives. Susie West and the welfare office plan gift boxes for five Samarcand girls seven Jackson Training boys and three Morrison Training boys. Mrs. Hammond notes 42 families need help and asks clubs to coordinate donations via her.
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Susie West
Samarcand
Cannibal Bones Found in English Caves from Roman Era
Archaeologists report cracked human bones unearthed in English caves suggesting cannibalism persisted into the Roman occupation. The discoveries imply ritual or survival practices amid Roman Britain.
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English
England
Normal High Students Prepare Wilde Play Next Tuesday
Normal colored high school students will present Lady Windermere's Fan by Oscar Wilde in the school auditorium Tuesday night. The four act drama examines whether a sinned woman can rejoin society. Cast members display notable amateur talent as patrons are invited to attend.
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Normal
Preliminary World Court vote at collegiate level
Princeton reports a preliminary vote in colleges on entering the World Court. The AP notes student groups weighed the issue as part of national debate on international law and U.S. participation.
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Harding-Hughes
Harmony
Resolutions Committee
Princeton, N. J
America
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Global Best Selling Status
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle stimulant for the liver and bowels. It sells the idea of improved mood, clear head, and rosy skin, claiming the product is harmless and the world’s largest selling laxative for all ages.
Walsh says Notre Dame won't block Rockne move to Columbia
SOUTH BEND December 12 Notre Dame president Matthew Walsh said he will not oppose Knute K Rockne if he chooses to join Columbia University He stated Rockne may stay or leave and that the contract with Columbia means nothing to Notre Dame Walsh added he would congratulate Rockne if he seeks a better opportunity at Columbia
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Notre Dame
Knute K. Rockne
Columbia University
Matthew Walsh
Columbia
Morningside
Notice of Dissolution In Auto-Laundry Partnership
J. E. Marsh Jr and A. W. Marsh sold their interest in the Protection Auto Laundry to H. M. Secrest and A. R. Perce. They are not responsible for any bills incurred after November 15 1925.
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J. E. Marsh, Jr
A. W. Marsh
H. M. Secrest
A. R. Perce
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