Mornings of hope and faithful prayers amid community notices
A clipping blends poems by Gertrude Page with local church and club notices. It reports C. L. Gray Jr. improving after pneumonia and lists meetings at First Presbyterian, Green Street Baptist, Union Hill P T A, Welch Memorial, and other gatherings. Social calendars, engagements, and party plans fill out the page.
April Bride and North Carolina College for Women
April bride connected to North Carolina College for Women. groom is oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Amodé Marvin Bain of High Point and works at Guilford Hosiery Mills. Mrs. Wood wins trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. George T. Wood and Lucie Goldston attend. They will be guests of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance and stop in Atlanta on return.
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Miss Varnon
Robert Henry Bain
Robert McKee Varnon
One Thousand and
Fairmont Street
Greensboro
North Carolina
Eunice
High Point
Cvbride-Elect
North Carolina College For Women
Amodé Marvin Bain
Guilford Hosiery
Eas
Wood
New Orleans
George T. Wood
Lucie Goldston
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs. Wood
Miss Goldsten
Atlanta
Sutton
Woman's Club
D. H. Sutton
Forest City
Johnson
Davis
Nell Miller Johnson
G. Wesley Johnson
Farmington
J. Harold Davis
N. Cc. Oc. W
G. L Davis
Groometown
Philip Davis
City
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Mrs Blanche Muse of South street is ill with pneumonia. Miss Elizabeth Reitzel spends the weekend in Columbia DC visiting Mrs George Davis. Mr and Mrs A W Klemme visit Savannah Georgia. Mrs J K Mason and Miss Louise Mason of Durham stay with Mrs J R Reitzel. Christine Tucker is critically ill at home. Douglas Gold is seriously ill with influenza. Herman Vetterlein visits from Philadelphia for the weekend. Fred Slane visits from Statesville. BE Wilson guests at Hotel Savannah. Mrs O W Forrest and two children are ill with influenza. Miss Billie Hiatt returns from Northwestern University. Miss Mary Agnes Ranson visits her parents. Rev J Dett e and daughter Irene improving after influenza. Misses Nell Adams Alice Elizabeth Freeze and Alice McRae Caldwell attend UNC dances. Wade Marsh returns from New York. Odell Lindsay Jr student at Lee School for Boys Blue Ridge is weekend guest of his parents. Charlie Ingram Jr home for weekend with guest David Cononally of Tyler Texas. Both boys attend Lee School for Boys.
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Kearns
Charles Kearne
Billie Hiatt
Prise
Seborn Perry
Philip Davis
Mrs. Kearns
Ernestine
Lucy Hayes
Johnnie Muse
Elizabeth Reitzel
Anne Carter Marsh
Margaret Hauser
Helen Marsh
Dot Ingram
Mesdames
Herman Smith
Brantley McAdoo
Jack Thomas
Ralph Slate
E. T. Willey
Chicago
Odell Lindsay, Jr
Lee School For Boys
Blue Ridge, N. C
Mrs
Odell Lindsay
Johnson Street
Charlies Ingram, Jr
C. T. Ingram
David Cononally
Tyler
Texas
Blue Ridge
N. C
Lexington Socials Honor Miss Van Poole and Birthday Party
Mrs Charles Hoover Jr entertained at contract bridge for Miss Rena Van Poole of Salisbury, with prizes and a Valentine motif. Lucille Myers hosted a fifteenth birthday party near Reeds for sister Daphne Myers with contests and pink white decor. A club meeting featured Gerald Johnson as speaker, readings by R L Wall, and a two course collation with potted plant prizes.
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Mrs. Caldwell
Club of Twelve
A. 8. Caldwell
Parkway
Valentine
J. A. Morris
W. C. Idol
A.S. Parker
W. J. Fraley
John Abels
J. Payne
F. J. Sizemore
H. A. Millis
Hiram Armentrout
Charles Ingram
H. N. Phillips
Lexington
Charles Hoover, Jr
Contract Bridge
East Fifth Avenue
Rena van Poole
Salisbury
W. B. Hankine
J. A. McCrary
Hill Smith
W. F. Brown
Lacy Leonard
Mary McCrary
Lucille Myers
Reeds
Daphne Myers
Lucille Hill
Craver Myers
W. O. Burgin
L. A. Martin
Gerald Johnson
Davidson County
Andrew Jackson
Randolph
Roanoke
J. M. Hayes
R. L. Wall
Winston-Salem
Frank Holton
Charles Wall
Frank Hill
B. C. Philpott
G. L. Hackney
W. C. Burgin
Ford Watson
J . Hayes
E. B. Craven
Will Moffitt
H. K. Olive
Mrs Fletcher Wall Hosts O Henry Study Club Event
Mrs Fletcher Wall served as hostess Tuesday afternoon at her South State street home for the O Henry Study club. The residence was richly decorated with potted plants and cut flowers, reflecting a tasteful, charming gathering atmosphere.
Talkies For Gods
Washington Navy to equip fighting ships with talkie gear costing 500000 dollars. Two hundred outfits will be purchased and installed for sailors at sea who have limited movie access. Special sea‑worthy apparatus has been developed to withstand motion.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Milk fish harvest value tops 3 million in Manila tidal ponds
Milk fish raised in tidal ponds near Manila report an annual harvest value exceeding 3,000,000 pesos. The data highlights the significance of aquaculture in the region and the economic impact of the ponds on local fisheries.
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Manila
P. 1
Helium Named From Sun Greek Meaning
The gas helium derives its name from the Greek word for sun, reflecting its discovery linked to solar spectra. The term highlights its celestial origin and distinguishes it from other elements discovered on Earth.
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Helium
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Edgedale Drive
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First Baptist Church
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Forrest Avenue
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Mre
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Cable Street
Ray Henderson
English Street
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Rainbow
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W. F. Bailey
R. F. J. Johnson
Edwards Business College
Washington and
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Archie Sherrod
Musical Art Club
Chase Idol
Elizabeth Strickland
Gurney Driggs
Mesdames Reid Marsh
Grover Kester
R. W. Riggins
Whitley N
Stirewall
Genevieve Moore
Central Friends Circle
Clara Cox
R. W. Walker
C.M. Hauser
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J. C. Hill
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C. C. Robbins
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I. P. Ingle
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Mary Jane Wilson
Legion
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Grace Koontz
Fourth Street
Carmen Oakes
Monthey Avenue
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J. H. Pritchard
West Bay Street
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Montheu Avenue
Circle No
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Harry Martin
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Staunton
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Salem
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Suffolk
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Onley
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Blanche Muse
South Street
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A. W. Klemme
Savannah
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Louise Mason
Durham
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Christine Tucker
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Douglas Gold
J. O. Gold
Barker Street
Herman Vetterlein
Philadelphia
Fred Slane
Statesville
O. BE. Wilson
Northwestern University
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Chapel Hill
R. E. Ranson
Colonial Drive
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Irene
Nell Adams
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Alice McRae Caldwell
University of North Carolina
Mrs. Wade Marsh
New York
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NORTH
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Caroline
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J.P. Stevens Engraving Co
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
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RB. L. Loflin
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