Miss Lucy Eason Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Club
Miss Lucy Hagan hosted a Valentine themed Fortnightly bridge gathering at Dr and Mrs Jenningson’s home in Thomasville. Marie Jones won high score, Ullla Brown Jennings and Mrs A R Swaim received prizes. two refreshment courses followed. Other guests included Julia Brown Jennings Ruby Matthews Alma Jennings and club members Marie Jones Male Snell Maye Livendom Madeline Hoover and others.
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Pegal
Enerprice
Thomasville
Lucy Hagan
Bridge Club
R. G. Jenningson
Park Avenue
Marie Jones
Ulla Brown Jennings
A. R. Swaim
Valentine
Mises Julia Brown Jennings
Ruby Matthews
Alma Jennings
Marie Ones
Male Snell
Maye Livenod
Madeline Hoover
Esdames A. R. Swaim
H. T. Hethcock
R. H A. Phillips
Moyer Mendenhall
Children Coughs and Creomulsion Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as the best treatment for a child’s cough or cold. It stresses fast relief, notes no narcotics, and promises a money back refund if not effective.
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Stop Getting Up Nights wig¢e gn TRey Mane
Stop Getting Up Nights article fragment discusses a figure named TRey Mane in a confusing context. The readable text appears fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes to form a complete summary. The piece hints at personal or entertainment content but provides no verifiable actions or dates.
Bukets bladder laxative ad offers Juniper and Buchu capsules
An Adv promises relief from bladder irritation and overactive urgency with Bukets tablets made from Juniper oil and Buchu leaves. It claims quicker sleep and more pep, urging a four day trial with stores listed Mann Drug Stores and Eckerd's of High Point.
Gold Haarlem Old Capsules Promised to Cleanse Kidneys
An advertisement touts Gold Haarlem Old Capsules as a harmless stimulant and diuretic to flush kidneys and relieve night-time urinary issues. It claims quick results, sleep through the night, and urges buying from Haarlem in Holland claiming assurance of effectiveness. The copy lists symptoms like backache and burning during urination as signs of weak kidneys.
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Haarlem
Holland
Man Confesses to Slaying A Boss Then Flees Across Nation
Frechette told officers he killed Brown after a dispute, hid the body in the car trunk, and traveled west toward San Francisco with plans to flee to China. He later claimed he gave rides to Rivas, Mrs Messenger, and her child in Salt Lake City, denying knowledge of the crime. Brown’s head injuries were caused by two gunshots, and the body remained well preserved due to cold weather.
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Rivas
Salt Lake City
Victor Messenger
Alameda
Calif
Blake
Frechette
Brown
San Francisco
China
Riva
Messenger
Paris recalls Bloody Anniversary amid Red Belt crackdown
In Paris ceremonies for 1934 victims unfolded as detectives uncovered a planned midnight gathering by the Red Belt. Police arrested the group at city gates and seized weapons while Premier Allende Flan din faced a hostile crowd and royalists planned the burial of a hawker killed in a clash with communists.
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Place de la Concorde
Paris
Pierre Allende Flandin
Crosses of Fire” Organization
Notre Dame Cathedral
Colonel de Larocque
McKellar Vote Sought on Relief Bill and Other 1930s Actions
A senate committee press notes that McKellar's vote on a relief bill is crucial. Vanderlip pitches a supreme court to regulate money and credit. An $30 monthly old age pension is praised as ample. Two New Jersey ministers face scrutiny over checks from NY shipbuilding firm. Cotton traders oppose lumping with grain merchants under federal regulation. House probes hot oil controls ruled invalid by court. Congress approves $60 million crop loans for 1985, now to the White House.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Abraham Epstein
American Association For Social Security
New Jersey
Senate Munitions Committee
New York Shipbuilding Company
House Agriculture Committee
House Interstate Foreign Commerce Committee
House
White House
Greer Highlights Folk Ballads at Rotary Club Meeting
Dr. I G Greer superintendent of the Mills Home Thomasville and expert on English folk songs offered an interpretation of folk music at the Sheraton hotel luncheon. He and Mrs. Greer sang representative ballads and discussed the expressive nature of folk tunes, delivering an engaging program praised by Rotary president R B Terry.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Church
A. L. Sullivan
G. O. Ritchie
Curtis Conrad
Japan
D. H. Sechrest
L. O. Yeats
Harry Jenkins
Ritchie
J. W. Peacock
N. G. Greer
Mills
Thomasville
Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sic
Greer
Rotary
R. B. Terry
Gantt Named State Director for Emergency Council
Donald R. Richberg announced that Robert M. Gantt of Durham North Carolina has been named state director for the national emergency council. Gantt is a lawyer and prominent local figure.
North Carolina committees weigh funds for highways schools and wages
Raleigh officials report joint appropriations and finance committees advance the revenue and appropriations bills after hearings from state agencies and labor groups. The highway and public works panel seeks 62.27 million for the next biennium plus a 3 million immediate use from the highway reserve. Teachers seek a living wage. labor and prison workers describe low pay. The sales tax principle is adopted and chain store tax revisions aim to add 600 thousand annually.
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Raleigh
Appropriations
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Capus M. Waynick
Highway Reserve Fund
Waynick
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Joint Appropriations and
Joint Appropriations Committee
Roads Committee
Committee On
R. R. Lawrence
State Federation of Labor
Lawrence
Dueco Chapman
T. B. Cooper
New Hanover
B. Dorsey
Central Prison
Finance Committee
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Warren
Alleghany
Education panel backs teachers seven days sick leave bill
The House Education Committee favorably reported Rep. O Berry of Wayne's measure to grant school teachers seven sick days per year with pay. The Senate Judiciary Committee was under call to hear county attorneys about tax foreclosure legislation and a hearing on justice of the peace regulatory bills was scheduled for this afternoon.
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Budget Commission
House Education Committee
O'’Berry
Wayne
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice of the Peace
Legislature action on multiple bills in waning session
House committee reports advance several measures including jail terms for drunk or drugged driving with penalties up to six months in jail and 500 dollar fine. Other actions limit meat executions to ten years, cut loan interest, and adjust tax and pension provisions amid a busy proceeding.
Emma Blair P.T.A. Plans Evening Meeting
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at 7 40 tonight. An inter program has been planned and all parents are urged to attend.
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Emma Blair
Record hailstorm devastates European property in 1778
A historic hailstorm, deemed the worst ever recorded by a man, struck in July 1778 sweeping across Belgium France into Germany and destroying property valued at 20 million dollars.
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Belgium
France
Germany
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions find Calotabs valuable for colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to kidneys aiding elimination from the blood. Each package costs twenty five cents and ten cents for the package.
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Lucy Eason
Carson Cox, Jr
Spring Street
Nell Swaim
Marcia Black
Nancy Farrington
Betty Lou Phillips
Patty Hassler
Bobby Rapp
Jerome Rapp
Martin Luther Younts
Charles Lamb
Mrs. Louis Fitsell
Baltimore
Mrs. Carson Cox
Violet Fox
New Rochelle
N. Y
Lela Maud Boyles
Weat Main Street
Hoy Festerman
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Emmanuel Church
Here
Classis
Ray Hoover
Laxington Avenue
Dewey Foll
Everett Weilborn
Jenny Conrad
Mabel Sullivan
Kache
McKellar
I. G. Greer
Our Ready-To-Wear
Coats
Penney
House Committee
Williams
House Banks and Banking Committee
Douglass
House Judiciary Committee
Jonnaon
Bowie
Sherard
Howse
Ge Pulaski
Priscilla Style
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