American Homes Club Meeting Highlights English Life Talk
The American Homes department of the Woman's club met at Mrs. C. C. Earnhardt's home on Johnson street. Mrs. Norman Fidler delivered a talk on English Home Life and Customs. Refreshments followed in English style.
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American Homes Dept
American Homes Department
Vers. Wilson
Floyd Wilson
East Farriss Avenue
Woman's Club
Mesdames Geddie Strickland
Blake Thompson
D. C. Chichester
R. H. Shaw
Holiday towel sets and toys debut bright designs
The page highlights gift towels with clipped pile bath mats in chenille-like designs and names colorful motifs such as a prancing Trojan horse. It also notes social events including the Toyland Ball on December 20 at Sedgefield Manor with Jelly Leftwich orchestra and several dance acts, plus a Christmas program at a Presbyterian church.
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Junior Service League
Sedgefield Manor
Jelly Leftwich
Dot Ingram
Elizabeth Adams
Logan Lovelace
W.er. Davis
League
Special Meeting of Andrew Jackson Post 87 Legion Tonight
The Department of North Carolina calls a special meeting of Andrew Jackson Post No 87 at South Main Street hall tonight at 5 30. At 7 45 the department commander Bryce Beard will speak via radio from WBT. Radio roll call of the 1933 membership will be read. All members are urged to attend.
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Department of North Carolina
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
South Main Street
Bryce Beard
WBT
Sartin Employes Entertained At Annual Banquet
The Sartin Dry Cleaning and Dutch Wash annual banquet in High Point honored by HH. M. Taylor as toastmaster. Rev. F. L. Conrad delivered the invocation and address on Business Cleanliness. Winners from High Point Thomasville and Winston-Salem received prizes as Davis orchestra played.
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HH. M. Taylor
Sartin Dry Cleaning
High Point
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Taylor
N. L. Garner
F. L. Conrad
J. B. Taylor
Harvey Green
Mra
B. C. Rogers
Norma Carter
Ring
Mra. Ward
Payne
H. M. Taylor
N. L. Garner, Jr
Roger Taylor
Hallie Dickens
Boles
Maniac Slayer Believed Cause of Tennessee Crimes
Discovery of a second mutilated body in North Hamilton county led officers to theorize a maniac slayer. The white male victim was found nude beside a log near Daisy with head, shoulders and arms missing as Dr. W H Cheney, county physician, expressed belief the victim had...
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
Daisy
W. H. Cheney
Maniac Suspected in Double Deaths Found Near City
Police theorize a maniac killed and dismembered a man in this section and weeks earlier another mutilated body was found nearby. Investigators connect the two deaths as the work of the same suspect.
Asheville joins war on loan sharks city wide
Asheville joins Charlotte Winston Salem and Fayetteville in a regional campaign against loan sharks as city officials press measures to curb predatory lending and protect residents.
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Asheville
Charlotte, Winston- Salem
Fayetteville
Newspaperman Dies At Naval Hospital
Theodore P. Noyes associate editor of The Washington Evening Star died at Naval Hospital of pneumonia. He was 36 and the son of Theodore W. Noyes editor of The Star and nephew of Frank B. Noyes president of The Associated Press.
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Washington
Theodore P. Noyes
Washington Evemeng Star
Naval Hospital
Noyes
Theodore W. Noyes
the Star
Frank B. Noyes
Assocnted Press
Lusitania survivor Risca Williams to perform Saved
Risca Williams Welch baritone and Lusitania survivor presents the story Saved at First Presbyterian church auditorium Tuesday night December 20 at 8 o clock. The program includes baritone solos such as Thus Saith the Lord The Trumpeter and The Trumpet Shall Sound among others and has been praised by David Lloyd George as a great story for world peace.
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Risca Williams
Welch
First Presbyterian Church
David Lloyd George
Williams
United States
Canada
Great Britain
New York
Messiah
Handel
Troters
Patton
Russell
Elgar
Speaks
Porter
Tosti
Dix
Scotch
Press Banquet Tonight in Raleigh for Gardner Honor
Raleigh news item notes a dinner hosted by the North Carolina Press Association with Governor and Mrs. Gardner as guests of honor. The event celebrates O. Max Gardner's live-at-home policy and will feature products from each of North Carolina's 100 counties.
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Press
Raleigh
Gardner
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
Stolen Bag Recovered. Second Remains Missing
Police recovered one of two physician bags stolen from Dr. J. W. Slate's car Wednesday night. The second bag remains missing as authorities continue to investigate.
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J. W. Slate
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Club News
Vw. PD. Cc
Millis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. A. Millis
Archdale
Archdale M. B
Catherine Gill
J. Luke
R. A. Lemons
J. W. Bowman
Evelyn Gill
Roy A. Lemons
8. O. Spencer
Greer Street
Elizabeth Mae Hill
Elizabeth Mae
West End Blofried LL
West End Baptist Church
Clifford
Lyman Mooney
Phillips Street
Cedure
Vernon Coffee
Howard Mooney
Virginia Lane
Daisy Lowe
Carrie Hooper
Lyman Hedrick
Brother
Mateye Martin
Mable Dix
Effie Osborne
Main Street
Business Woman's Circle
M. BE. Church
C. V. Shankle
Lexington Avenue
Gree Clubs
Three Kings
R. B. Ransom
G. M. Hunencker
Kearns Street
William Donald
William Booth
Congo
Dorothy Hoskins
Bascom Whitaker
Lily Strickland
South Carolina
Lindy Lou
The
Presbyterian Church
Cable Circle
Wallon
Ferrari
Janior
Louise Hunter
Pedro
Walter Hall
Hunter Dalton, Jr
Bolo
Joy Smith
Peng
Ace Logan Porter, Sr
Lucille Johnston
Anne Allbright
Sarah Edwards
F. J. Barnett
Alexander Cripple
H. A. Ritchie
Mamie Lemmond
Ritchie
Wilson and
Reid Wilson Young
Sarah Denny Young
Clair Herndon
Hutchens King
R. A. McPheeters
Dave Harman
Thureaday
Miami
Fla
Mr. Harman
Legion Post
Seward
East Commerce
Notch
North Main
Sartin
Maniac
Tennessee
Lpxi
Gaisi
Saue
van Raalte
Ladies’ Store
Pisca Williams
Mrs
Miss Evans
Atlanta
Sun
Gooch-Thomas, Inc
North Main Street
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