Safe Driving class concludes with certificate awards
Safe Driving series ends as Mrs J W McGuinn presents certificates in the municipal council chamber. Students read papers on safe driving and a new two-group schedule is set with sessions 4–6 pm and 7–9 pm. Registration through the desk sergeant at the police stop closes Tuesday. no charge. Norway gains cheap electricity for over 80 percent of residents.
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Council Chamber of Theunicipal
J. W. McGuinn
Upils
War Yet to Form Ambulance Corps
Captain Harold Buckley Willis a Boston architect and World War Lafayette Escadrille veteran said he would lead a volunteer American ambulance corps overseas to France in January. He met Captain Paul Rockwell of Asheville a former American air volunteer. Willis has been in Asheville and Pinehurst collecting funds.
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Raleigh
Harold Buckley Willis
Boston
Lafayette Escadrille
France
Willis
Paul Rockwell
Asheville
America
Pinehurst
Auto death of local native near Charlottesville Virginia
Greenwood South Carolina December 16 Andrew B Raser 37 a native of Greenwood county was killed in an automobile accident yesterday near Charlottesville Virginia where he worked for General Electric Company Other notes predict South African diamond interests will buy more cut stones and Italy sent over 18000 piano accordions to the United States in the last year
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Greenwood, S. C
Andrew B. Raser
County
Charlottesville
General Electric Company
South Africa
Italy
United States
Smart Woman Tailors Image With Perfume To Fit Mood
A fashion feature advises smart women to vary appearance with mood and choose perfumes to match each style. It notes perfumes should be applied to skin not clothing and suggests simple scents for youthful outfits and heavier notes for glamorous looks. It also mentions budget tips for using fragrance daily and for special occasions.
First Flight Anniversary Sparks Wright Memorial Observance
The Wright brothers 1,000 foot flight is remembered 36 years later at Kill Devil Hill with a wreath ceremony and salute. Young pilots from North Carolina and Virginia gather for cross country training under the Civil Aeronautics Authority, while Adolpheus W. Drinkwater recounts the historic event. The Kill Devil Hill Memorial Association preserves the tale and hosts an evening gathering at Fort Raleigh.
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Mantec
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Kill Devil Hill
North Carolina
Virginia
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Wrights
Drinkwater
Heywood Broun Seriously Ill in New York Hospital
Heywood Broun, 51, columnist and head of the American Newspaper Guild, was hospitalized in New York after a serious pneumonia attack. He was unconscious on arrival at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center and later showed notable improvement by midnight.
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New York
Heywood Broun
American Newspaper Guild
Harkness
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
State Provides Aid to Blind Beggars Under New Law
Dr. Roma Cheek, executive secretary of the Commission for the Blind, says North Carolina now offers blind aid grants under the Social Security Law to beggars with no other support. Most beggars are from out of state or profit from begging, while many blind workers object to the stigma. This week 1 980 checks were mailed totaling 29 531 08 with an average December grant of 14 91 per recipient.
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Commission For the Blind
Roma §. Cheek
North Carolina
Cheek
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Norway
Cash & Carry
West Washington
Alicia Hartner
Godey
Duke Power CO
South Main
EFIRD
Efird's
Aluminum
Hes
Woodbury
Brassie
Walt Disneys
Walt Disney's
Silk
Eeeee
Theodore Roosevelt
Adolpheus W. Drinkwater
Bolivia
England
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