Pageant of Time at Oak Hill School Brightens Chapel
Miss Ruth Welborn’s second grade at Oak Hill school presented a Pageant of Time during chapel. The lazy boy learns health habits and work from Little New Year and helpers, with roles filled by students including Lloyd Hauser Monroe Cop ley and many others.costumes were noted as attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Welborn
Oak Hill
Lloyd Hauser
Monroe Copley
Doris Richardson
Irene Griffin
Viola Hudson
Witter
Helen Shoaf
Billy McCarter
Doris Lee Peacock
Garland Walsh
Dallce Carson
Doris Yates
Buddy Pope
Billy Ray Kennedy
Douglas Hussey
James Fowler
Edith Bean
Olgia Parker
Harvey Snider
Vida Hill
Doris Clodfelter
Ruth Marie Potts
Louise Owens
Isabell Snider
Wendell Baley
Dorothy Mac Wrenn
Sunshine Fairies
Doris Murrow
Gloria Mangum
Lola Nance
Mary Evelyn Burton
Zellen Allen
Rebecca Lemmons
Joyce Young
Phyllis Newton
Virginia Saunders
Relieves Cold Symptoms with Creosoted Emul Sion Dose
Advertisement notes that creosoted emulsion relieves throat dryness and coughing by unclogging moisture glands. The first dose provides relief and the product is sold at Mann's Cut-Rate Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Traffic League debates bills during Founders' Day program
The Traffic League discussed pending federal measures affecting freight and commerce at a Greensboro meeting. Attendees reviewed proposals for regulation of water carriers motor carriers brokers and through rail rates intended to harmonize rates nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Congress
North Carolina Traffic League
King Cotton Hotel
W. L. Thornton
Winston
Balem
Creighton
Charlotte
J. T. Ryan
High Point
I. M. Porter
Charles Phelps
Raleigh
C. FF. Bauserman
Winston-Salem
A. H. Lathrop
Asheville
H. M. Nicholson
C. W. Strickland
I. 8. Cooper
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal Transportation Coordinator
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
North Carolina
Hauptmann Denies Accomplice Evidence in Lindbergh Case
Bronx DA Foley says Hauptmann acted alone in the Lindbergh kidnap and murder. Officials deny any accomplice evidence and note attempts to pursue appeals. Hauptmann to die in the state prison as attorneys file writ of error and police maintain no accomplice angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Samuel J. Foley
Bruno
Richard’ Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Foley
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Lindbergh
Frederick A. Pope
Egbert Rosecrans
New Jersey
Rosecrans
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charlies
A. Lindbergh, Jr
Washington
J. Edgard Hoover
Department of Justice
Division of Investigation
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Notable Officials Present in Hauptmann Case Detailing
Deputies and state troopers gathered as the plan was outlined. He displayed Hauptmann's death warrant, shown before Justice Thomas W. Trenchard, Prosecutor Anthony M. Hauck, and Court Clerk Lloyd Fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Thomas W. Trenchard
Anthony M. Hauck
Lloyd Fell
Debating Team Presents The Grand Uproar Skits
The High Point College debating team will repeat The Grand Uproar at Roberts Hall after a successful Paramount Theatre show. A two act play The Royal Spark will close the program. Proceeds aid a midwest trip facing University of Cincinnati and Northwestern teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Paramount Theatre
Roberts Hall
John M. Erickson
Royal Spark
Prickson
Erickson
Mid-West
University of Cincinnati
Northwestern University
Jester Couple Announce Birth of Daughter Joan
Mr and Mrs Claiborne Jester announce the birth of a daughter named Joan born this morning at the home of Mrs Jester s mother Mrs D H Shipwash located at 210 Kelly Street in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Claiborne Jester
East
Lexington Avenue
Joan
Negro History Week Talk Advocates Economic Independence
Prof A R Brooks of A and T college spoke at William Penn on Crashing the Color Line. He highlighted Langston Hughes as an example of national and international recognition despite color and urged Negro students to prepare for competitive markets and sell their services as men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Brooks
A. and
T. College
William Penn
Esquire
Marvelous relief from regular habits with ALL Bran
Mrs Armand Hamel of Pawling New York shares a split letter praising ALL Bran for relieving constipation by adding bulk to meals. She reports elimination normalization after a week of three meals daily and notes improved mood and appearance. Kellogg Battle Creek advertises the product as natural and safer than patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Hamel
Pawling
N.Y
Fairview Street School Honors Negro History Achievements
Fairview Street School received recognition for Negro history efforts. The William Penn Glee Club and Miss Lomax and Campo Friend performed on the program. The William Penn Negro History Club presented Ethiopia at the Bar of Justice at 11:80 AM. The seventh grade staged The Underground Railroad in the auditorium at 11 AM. Prizes were awarded in the Negro history contest held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Street School
William Penn Glee Club
Miss & Lomax
Campo Friend
William Penn Negro History Club
Ethiopia
Bar of Justice
Adoc
Wed
Imitation of Life Shows Race Themes on Screen
The film is praised as Industry's first realistic attempt at race issues, though it has flaws such as Beavers's role and emotional contradictions. It depicts a white mother and a black mother and explores themes of identity and passing amid complex social realities.
Registration Confusion With Eludes and Ganizations
A garbled OCR fragment mentions 6000 eludes and ganizations registered in lin. It is unclear what the article intends but indicates a registration count and a locale reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
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