High Point Rotarians Hear Three Talks At Luncheon
High Point Rotarians met at the Commercial club for a luncheon with talks by R W Glenn and John J Phoenix of Greensboro and Gordon Burnette of Atlanta. Glenn urged support for the Jackson Training School and outlined costs for 100 boys. The club invited Greensboro and Winston Salem clubs to join a future lunch and set a February 22 Women’s Night celebrating Rotary's birthday.
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High Point Rotarians
Commercial Club
R W. Glenn
John J. Phoenix
Greensbhoro
Gordon Burnette
Atlanta
Glenn
Greensboro
Raleigh
Jackson
North Carolina
Jackson Training School
Samarcand
High Point Club
High Point
Phoenix
France
Germany
Austria
Gate City
Winston- Salem Rotarians
Twin City
Rotary
Ed Millis
Klub Calendar Thursday and Friday Meetings
Thursday notices list the Young People's Branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting at the YWCA hut at 7 30 and recreation night at Highland Community Lodge at 7 30. Friday events include the Cornelian club meeting with Mrs R C Hubbard in Johnson Place at 3 o'clock and the Philomathean club meeting with Mrs PD Ralph Parker on the boulevard at 3 o'clock.
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R. C. Hubbard
Cornelian Club
Johnson Place
Highland Hill
Beta-Pi Club
Moon
Nellie Muse
South Main Street
Mildred Walser
Lexington
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Yy Y. W. Co. A
Highland Community Lodge
Philomathean Club
Ralph Parker
Confederate veterans meet at Roland Park with Mrs Hiatt
Saturday events include the High Point camp of Confederate Veterans in Roland Park at 2 o clock with Mrs. Houston B Hiatt. A United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting with Mrs Hiatt follows at 4 o clock. The Y W C A hut hosts a Play Party Night with a club supper, tickets to be reserved early.
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High Point
Confederate Veterans
Houston B. Hiatt
Roland Park
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Baby's Lucky Plunge in Auto Crash
In Louisville on February 10 two cars collided. Before the crash Rose Blidartu sat on her mother Mrs. Michael Blidariu’s lap. After the collision Rose was in the other car and unscathed.
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Louisville
Rose Blidartu
Michael Blidariu
Rose
Y W C A Seeks Rooms for Local Young Ladies
Miss Lou Cretia Owens, secretary, announced the YWCA has received requests for rooms for young ladies in the city. She asks residents with spare rooms to contact her and provide available lodging.
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Lou Cretia Owens
Senate inquiry urged into cotton and wheat on hand
Senator Smith of South Carolina proposed a senate agriculture committee investigation into current U S cotton and wheat stocks. He cited estimates from New Orleans and Liverpool exchanges claiming fewer than 1 million bales of ginable cotton remain in the country. The note was offered in Washington on February 10.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
South Carolina
New Orleans
Liverpool
Old Limber the famed hound dog stays in East Tennessee
Nashville reports that Old Limber, the dog whose yelp was cited in a Tennessee political campaign, will not be moved to the capital as rumors of a Mansion grounds dog house fade. Governor Geo (George) Alf Taylor says the hound is well cared for in East Tennessee and prefers the mountains, recalling Old Limber’s fox chasing days and his legendary voice heard eight miles away. The governor notes the family also has a pack leader son and a grandson.
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Nashville
Tenn
Old Limber
Tennessee
Happy Valley
Geoil Alf Taylor
Taylor
East
East Tennessee
Attractive dress for a very small girl with smock and bloomers
An appealing child’s outfit features sateen smock in a lighter shade paired with dark blue bloomers. Pockets showcase needlework baskets of flowers in patchwork appliqué of various colors. Black feather stitching edges all hems for a neat finish.
Silk mill welder shocked by live 800 volt wire
Wesley Agner white man was badly shocked but not seriously hurt yesterday afternoon at the Stehli silk mill on East Green street after touching a live 800 volt wire while operating an electric welder. He was taken to High Point hospital where doctors said he suffered mainly from shock with limited muscle use.
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Wesley Agner
Stehli
East Green Street
Agner
High Point Hospital
Electric welder accident leaves man scared at work
Porter today notes the official says the 40 volt shock frightened the worker. The man, Agner, was hospitalized but not burned and sat up in bed by afternoon. He is expected back at noon.
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Agner
Widow of Freedom Speech Sparks Blue Law Debate
In Chicago on February 10 W. L. Bodine, superintendent of compulsory education, warned that if blue law backers prevail the Goddess of Liberty in New York harbor would seem to drape her face in mourning and become the widow of freedom.
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Chicago
New York Harbor
W. L. Bodine
Soda clerks eat yeast with sodas for glow says New York note
New York Feb 10 reports soda fountains now feature yeast in drinks. Clerks say stenographers often lunch on ice cream soda and a cake of yeast believing it boosts their complexion health.
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New York
Mrs Scott Named Probates Judge in Greenville County
Mrs Walter M Scott becomes Greenville county judge of probate succeeding her husband who was killed in a car crash December 26 1920. She is the first woman elected to a public office in the state.
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Scott
Greenville
S. C
Walter M. Scott
Greenville County
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S. H. Tomlinson
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T. V. Rochelle
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Cable Street
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North Carolina College For Women
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Old Chester
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Adorable
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