Odd Fellows Oyster Supper with Talk on Friendship
An oyster supper will be given by the Odd Fellows at the lodge hall on Commerce Street Tuesday night February 20 at 7 oclock. J Keith Harrison will speak on Friendship Love and Truth with several short talks on the principles of Odd fellowship. Over 15000 needy students of Havana study from new textbooks in the Cuban House of Representatives public library.
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Lodge Hall
Commerce Street
J. Keith Harrison
Odd Fellowship
Havana
House of Representatives Public Library
Nazis Weigh Secret Assurances to Scandinavians in Peace Effort
The Associated Press reports that Hitler’s regime may seek quiet understandings with Scandinavian nations as it fears Soviet dominance of the upper Baltic if Finland falls. Germany's aim appears to end the Russo Finnish war by negotiation to avoid a three front struggle and to prevent Soviet control over Finland, Sweden, and Norway.
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Associated Press
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France
Germany
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Black Sea
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Red Cross Certifies 45 Local First Aid Instructors
Forty five local residents completed a 30 hour course in anatomy physiology injuries and emergencies. Dr Otis Marshall led the training with instructors Harold Surratt Lola Barry Ford and others assisting. Certificates enable them to teach standard advanced and junior first aid to their organizations.
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National Red Cross
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Florence Louise Elkins
Ernest Oleon Edwards
Lawrence H. Combs
James C. Clark
Carl R. Johnson
Spencer W. Jackson
Mildred P. Hutchens
Charles R. Harbinson
Louie S. Ershler
Austin L. Elliott
James C. Tew
Mary E. Thornton
J. S. Wall, Jr
Phil Walker
Jule F. Warren
Meta Willard
Dr. Marshall
Harold Surratt
Lola Barry Ford
R. L. Proctor
Mina K. Wilson
Harold Kearns
Jack Barrer
A. J. Simeon
Nell Stallings
Academy Offering Art Scholarships at Cincinnati Art Academy
The Art Academy of Cincinnati announces three scholarships for high pointers with a May 1 entry deadline. Winners gain a year of study and become eligible for further scholarships. Entrants must submit 15 black and white drawings or six color paintings or two angle photographs.
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Academy
Europe Watchdog Signals Quiet German Diplomacy
The article notes speculation that Germany is pressuring concessions from Estonia Latvia and Lithuania while quietly maneuvering around the Russo-Finnish conflict. It suggests Berlin may seek a truce by offering a face saving formula to Helsinki and Moscow and fears a stalemate that suits German aims.
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Latvia
Lithuania
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Russia
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Moscow
Contestants Vie In Jitterbug Ticket Sale Contest
More than a dozen contestants compete to outsell rivals for a Chevrolet car or cash prizes in a ticket selling contest sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose. The event at the Armory on March 16 supports local Moose charitable work and welcomes jitterbug dancers fiddlers and novelty acts with prizes.
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Moose
Brotherhood Day Program Observed At Local Junior High
National Brotherhood Day will be observed at the Junior High School Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon with a public invitation. The Senior High Orchestra conducts the musical program followed by America the Beautiful. Local leaders including Dr Gideon J Humphreys deliver short talks on Brotherhood. Charles F Carroll presides. Benedict ion by Dr A B Conrad closes the program.
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Virginia Frank
J.©. Madison
First Methodist Church
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National Council of Jews and Christians
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Ben L. Herman
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Madry To Speak To AB Club On Tuesday
Robert W. Madry director publicity at the University of North Carolina will address the American Business Club Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Elwood H Hamlin Briggs will lead the program A native of Scotland he is a Chapel Hill graduate and longtime college publicity director with a noted career in journalism and public affairs.
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University
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Elwood H
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Ter Columbia
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Wa Street Journal
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Louis Graves
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College P Lcity
Madry
Ch Hill
Thomasville Woodmen Plan Fish Fry Friday Night
Thomasville Woodmen of World Camp No. 206 hosts State Manager T. E. Newton as guest at the meeting on February 23. Officers are expected to attend and the social committee has prepared an elaborate fish fry following the regular gathering at 7 30 o'clock.
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Thomasville Woodmen of World
Camp No. 206
T. E. Newton
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