Service League Coordinating Child Health Efforts In High Point
Mrs. E. T. Harrison reports on the High Point Junior Service League and allied groups delivering real care to mothers and babies. The Well Baby Clinic operates with two pediatricians, a nurse, volunteers, and city health support, serving 249 babies with ongoing milk, medicines, and follow ups. The program includes nutrition classes, layette production, and TB patient support, funded by donations and TB Seals, with a plan for a citywide council to unify agencies for efficient welfare work.
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E. T. Harrison
Raleigh
Urrus Memorial Hospital
Rvice League
Service League
T. B
City Health Department
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Fairview
Altrusa Arts Clubs
Leonard Street School
Junior Service League
Jewish Women's Council
High *Point Graduate Nurses Club
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Amer
Ican Red Cross
High Point
WPA
Guilford County
Key Malley
Jack
Margie
California psychiatrist cites student mental stresses
A California psychiatrist attributes student mental troubles to love affairs homesickness sleeplessness and loss of appetite. He notes missing assignments as a factor indicating broader distress.
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California
Burlesque Night Reactions and Raleigh Tales
A narrator recalls a Washington burlesque show with sharp political jokes about Roosevelt and notes North Carolina attitudes. He praises Raleigh’s mayor for banning Tobacco Road while highlighting chatter about Trinity College Duke University stories and a lunchroom vignette about Jack and Margie in a diner.
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Washington
Raleigh
Tobacco Road
Raid on Wrenn Street home nets eleven gallons of liquor
High Point police with a search warrant seized eleven gallons of white liquor from a house at 438 South Wrenn Street. H. J. Pell and Gene Wall, residents of the address, were arrested and later released on $300 bonds each. They face municipal court trial Monday morning on prohibition charges.
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Wrenn Street
High Point
H. J. Pell
Gene Wall
Prisoners in England Receive Complete Outfits After Six Months
In England every woman prisoner serving more than six months gets a full wardrobe of clothes including dresses and aprons tailored to her measure, ensuring proper attire during her sentence.
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England
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Snow Lumber Co
Charlotte Austin McAllister
R. W. McAllister
Hamilton Street
Guilford Memorial Park
Greensboro
Carl Durham
Mabel Downing
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Trinity College
Duke University
W. A. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Wesley Memorial Church
George B. Pegram
Columbia University
New York City
Tom C. Daniels
J. A. Eshelman
Old Trinity
N. L. Garner
Lincoln
American League
Manchester
Sunnysouth
Washington Street
Stu Lave
Prai
Rie Ies
Bantam Sales & Service
E. Commerce and
South Wrenn
Chevrolet
America
North Carolina
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