Church Service League to Serve Fried Chicken Supper
The Church Service League of St Marys Episcopal church will serve a fried chicken supper next Thursday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock at the parish house. Friends of Robert Winfrey are pleased to learn he is recovering after an operation for appendicitis at Guilford General hospital. Mrs Lamar is at her home 214 Kelly street. Executive meeting of Musical Art Club set for Monday at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Genevieve Moore on Roland Park avenue.
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The
Church Service League of
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Robert Winfrey
Antion
Guilford General Hospital
Musical ‘Art Club
Genevieve Moore
Roland »Park Avenue
Mrs. McAnally
Salem
W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
Mary Duncan McAnally
Mary Weaver
Wanna Mary Huggins
Salem College
Woman's Club
Blanche Bourgeés
Lindsay Street
Archa Coit
Michaelangelo
Lucy Eshelman
R. C. Hubbard
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
C. H. Bass
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Lebanon
Union Hill School
Lapland
Japan
R. A. Strickland
Laura Wesson chapter to meet Monday afternoon
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs. Comer Covington at her Rockford road home. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. Lyman Redding and Mrs. Willard Dyer.
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Laura Wesson
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Comer Covington
Rockford Road
Lyman Redding
Willard Dyer
High Point
Country Club
Fred Thomas
J. W. Chandler
L. R. Stewart
T. M. Stanton
C. T. Hamilton
L. L. Stookey
Sauerkraut Dishes and Hearty Winter Meal Idea
A detailed guide on sauerkraut use in meals and cocktails. It covers preparation of canned and homemade kraut, serving ideas with spare ribs and dumplings, a complete recipe for Sauerkraut and Dumplings, and a separate dish of Sauerkraut and Potatoes with baked layers. Includes a sample Monday menu featuring breakfast and suggestions.
Daily Meal Schedule from Historical Menu
Luncheon and dinner entries outline a full day’s meals with items such as breakfast milk bacon toast coffee and luncheon cheese bread prune pudding tea. Dinner features roast pork sauerkraut mashed potatoes creamed cabbage salad dressing apple pie and beverages.
Danish firm seeks U S abattoir plans for Russian order
Danish manufacturers plan to obtain American abattoir machinery drawings to reproduce large packing-house equipment in Denmark for a Russia bound order. Christoffersen and Larsen of Esbjerg are negotiating with the Russian Trade Delegation in Berlin. Assistant Trade Commissioner Paul H. Pearson reports the Danes intend to secure drawings from a major U S producer to build machines for Russia.
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Washington
Russia
Department of Commerce
Christoffersen and Larsen
Esbjerg
Denmark
Berlin
Paul H. Pearson
Copenhagen
United States
Latinized Chinese alphabet proves successful in Far East
Soviet Far East specialists say the Latinized Chinese system is teaching hundreds of Chinese residents to read and write. The Academy member notes the alphabet can be applied to any Chinese language or dialect and predicts Soviet influence expanding into China.
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Vladivostok
U. S
Famine Claims and Tiny Cosmic Brightness in 20th Century Report
An American professor from Nanking University cites 2000 famines in north and east central China over 2200 years. The article notes stars 56000 to 10000 times brighter than the sun and a tiny infantile paralysis microbe measuring five hundred thousandths of an inch.
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University of Nanking
China
Nanny Goat to Maiden: 15th Century Witch Formula Reported
British and German psychics reportedly attempt to transform a nanny goat into a maiden using a 15th century witch formula. Balsa wood is about half as strong as spruce. Cassava liquor in British Guiana can keep a man drunk for two weeks. Berlin operators now relay a missed call when the intended recipient is free.
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British Guiana
John Crawford Returned To Face Abandonment Charge
John Crawford, sought since July 1 1928 on an abandonment and non support charge, was returned here this afternoon after arrest at Albemarle where he had been working. The prosecuting witness is Mrs Myrtle Crawford. The case goes to municipal court Monday morning.
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John Crawford
Albemarle
Myrtle Crawford
Local Boy Earns A I E Badge At UNC
Jack Billings Crutchfield of this city received the American Institute of Engineers badge for being the freshman with the highest scholastic average in chemical engineering at the University of North Carolina last year.
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Jack Billings Crutchfield
American Institute of Engineers
University of North Carolina
Preston rat catcher 40 000th rat ends his life
Houghton Hodson longtime Preston official rat catcher killed himself after drowning the 40 000th rat he had counted. Coroner ruled death by own action while of unsound mind. Hodson worked along the river docks, disposing of thousands of rats yearly.
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Preston
Eng
Houghton Hodson
Hodson
Mrs Dan Compton Recovers From Illness At Home
Friends report Mrs Dan Compton has recovered enough from a two weeks illness to be out at her Steele street home.
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Dan Compton
Steele Street
Education spending in 1931 tops three billion dollars
The United States spent over 3.2 billion dollars on education in 1931 reflecting heavy investment in schools and schooling nationwide. The note briefly mentions the fruit bat of the West Snate with a nose shape similar to a cafe.
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United States
William Ragan Cleared for Return After Tonsil Surgery
William P. Ragan formerly of this city now of Ellerbe North Carolina is able to be out again after tonsil removal a few days ago and expects to return to Ellerbe the first of next week.
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William Ragan
William P. Ragan
Ellerbe
N. C
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