Flow Gently Afton and Burns Song Featured
A National Week of Song segment highlights Robert Burns poetry sung by Miss Genevieve Moore. It discusses Mary as Burns's muse and notes the beauty and emotion of the poem Flow gently sweet Afton. A final teaching note advises teachers to favor easy, timeless hymns and restraint in singing for young children.
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Afton
Robt. Burns
Mary
Genevieve Moore
Robert Burns
Miss Moore
Burns
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet at Mrs Green Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Protestant church will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the home of Mrs. M R Green on King street. All members are urged to attend as much work is to be done.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Protestant Church
M. R. Green
King Street
Japan tops December exports to United States
In December Japan shipped more goods to the United States than any other country, with exports about 25 times the value of U S shipments to Japan.
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Japan
United States
Wildcat investments waste $500 million yearly
Federal Trade Commissioner Houston Thompson says the country loses about 500 million dollars each year to wild cat investments. He cites misrepresentation and speculative schemes as major factors in this ongoing drain on the economy.
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Houston Thompson
Federal Trade Commissioner
Mrs. Asa Biggs Guests in Greensboro Today
Mrs. Asa Biggs is spending today in Greensboro as the guest of friends. The social visit highlights local hospitality and notable host relations in the community.
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Asa Biggs
Greensboro
Miss Belira MacMillan Recovers From Influenza
Miss Belira MacMillan, once confined to her East Green street home for ten days with influenza, has recovered completely, an announcement stated today.
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Belira MacMillan
East Green Street
Clergy Schedule: Burke to Lead St Marys Service
Rev James Preston Burke of Reidsville will lead Sunday service at St Marys Episcopal church at 11 oclock in the absence of Rev Thomas L Trott who left for Cunningham NC to spend several days with friends Burke also to conduct the Highland cotton mills service at 730 oclock tomorrow evening
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James Preston Burke
Reidsville
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Thomas L Trott
Cunningham
N. C
Burke
Highland Cotton Mills
Torrance Visits Furniture City From Charlotte
J. G. Torrance, a business visitor, traveled from Charlotte to the furniture city yesterday to view market offerings and discuss potential collaborations.
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J. G. Torrance
Furniture City
Charlotte
Asheville Ladies To Greensboro Trip Tonight
Mrs W H Plummer with sisters Misses Annie and Jennie Milner Agnes Littleford and a brother from Asheville plan a trip to Greensboro tonight.
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W. H. Plummer
Annie
Jennie Milner
Agnes Littleford
Asheville
Greensboro
Raleigh visitor N. J. Heyward among city business guests
N. J. Heyward of Raleigh was noted as a business visitor in the city yesterday, counted among local commerce guests and observers.
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N. J. Heyward
Raleigh
Frances Montgomery Improves After Severe Influenza Attack
The friends of Miss Frances Montgomery will be glad to learn that she is rapidly improving after a severe attack of influenza.
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Frances Montgomery
Spartanburg Mills Rep Visits City
B J Foster of Spartanburg representing National Mills visits this city on business.
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B. J. Foster
Spartanburg
National Mills
Asheville Man Visits City With Furniture Buyer
J. P. Melain of Asheville is spending the day in this city. Mr. McLain is identified as a furniture buyer.
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J. P. Melain
Asheville
Mr. McLain
Dowdy Improves After Illness Amid Pneumonia Battle
W. H. Dowdy, previously critically ill with influenza and pneumonia, is reported to be improving. The health update was issued today.
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W. H. Dowdy
Finch Visits City After Five Years Of Business
E Finch, a prominent Thomasville manufacturer, spent a few hours in the city yesterday following five years of business in the area.
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E. Finch
Thomasville
Bay Visited High Point on Brief Charlotte Business Trip
George D. Bay, a business visitor from Charlotte, spent a few hours in High Point yesterday for meetings and then left.
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George D. Bay
High Point
Charlotte
Mrs. C B Hayworth Returns Home From North Visits
Mrs. C B Hayworth returns to her home after visiting relatives in Norwood and Lexington. She spent several weeks with the family, resuming her daily activities in this city.
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C. B. Hayworth
City
Thenas
Norwood
Lexington
Weekend Visitors and Business Tourists Reported
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Byerly are week end visitors at Southmont. W. H. Fwitty of Charlotte was a business visitor in High Point yesterday.
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Mrs. M. A. Byerly
Southmont
W. H. Fwitty
Charlotte
High Point
Greensboro visitor among furniture city business crowd
C. J. Finsley of Greensboro joined business visitors in the furniture city on Friday, signaling local commerce activity.
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C. J. Finsley
Greensboro
Asheboro pair guests of High Point residents
Charles F. Smith and his young son from Asheboro are spending the weekend in High Point visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe White on South Main Street.
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Charles F. Smith
Little Son
Asheboro
High Point
Joe White
South Main Street
Merce
W. C. Jones
North Main Street
John S. Pickett
High Point Township
Donald Sisson Improves After Influenza Illness
Donald Sisson, who had been suffering from influenza, is reported to be improving this morning according to officials.
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Donald Sisson
A C Hayworth Visits City With Friends
A C Hayworth of Charlotte is spending time in the city visiting friends and taking in local sights during a short stay.
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A. C. Hayworth
Charlotte
City
Raleigh Visitor McCallum Brief Stop in City
G A McCallum of Raleigh was a business visitor in this city for a few hours Friday afternoon.
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G. A. McCallum
Raleigh
Spartanburg businessman Max V. Rothrock visits city on business
Max V. Rothrock of Spartanburg spent the week in the city on business, lodging at a local hotel and meeting several local executives.
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Max V. Rothrock
Spartanburg
Ed Mungo Recovers From Influenza Attack
Ed Mungo has recovered from influenza after illness that sidelined him earlier in the season. He returned to duties and is reported to be in good condition.
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Ed Mungo
Visitors and Movements Highlight Greensboro Scene
J T Ryan plans tonight arrival after a Cincinnati business trip. Miss Lois Welborn and Miss Ida Brooks visited Greensboro last evening. John Leitch of Mount Airy and W H Davis of Norfolk are among current visitors. Charles E Foy of Roanoke and J Fred Andrews head to Greensboro or return from Charlotte. Mrs Joseph D Cox returns from Charlotte. Mrs Walter L Watson visits guardians in town.
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J.T. Ryan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lois Welborn
Ida Brooks
Greensboro
John Leitch
Mount Airy, N. C
Library service for New York workers
The American Library Association plans to expand library services to industrial workers and plants nationwide to reduce unrest. It favors introducing books on social and industrial issues for workers, and extending services to rural communities on ships in lighthouses coast guard stations and for service members. It also proposes standard Braille type for the blind.
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New York
United States
American Library Association
Mission study class to meet at Wesley Memorial
The Mission study class of Wesley Memorial church will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs. Jim Kearns. Full attendance is desired as a new mission book begins.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Jim Kearns
Kindergarten To Open At Elm Street School
The kindergarten department of Elm Street graded school, supervised by Miss Dicks, will open Monday morning in accordance with the city opening ordinance.
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Elm Street Graded School
Parent-Teachers Meeting Postponed To March 8
Announcement states that due to many city teachers’ likely absence the parent teachers association will not meet on the scheduled Monday evening. The next meeting will be held Monday evening March 8 and will be a social entertainment event for attendees. Further details on time and place will follow.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ladies Aid meet at First Baptist parish Sunday
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will convene at the parsonage at 3 o clock Monday afternoon. A called meeting of the church missionary society will follow and is regarded as important with delegates to Shelby state convention to be appointed and other matters to be discussed.
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Ladies Aid OF
First Baptist
Ladies Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Missionary Society
The
Shelby
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at St. Mary's Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mary's church will meet Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. R. F. J. Johnson's home on Carrick avenue. It is the first gathering in some time with a planned program and important business to discuss.
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St. Mary’s Church
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Wesley Memorial Methodist Worship Services and Sunday School
Wesley Memorial Methodist holds worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. led by pastor W A Lambeth. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a.m. with W A J Idol as superintendent. Organized classes and departments serve all ages.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist
W. A. Lambeth
W. A. J. Idol
First Baptist Church Schedule Under Pastor James A Clark
Sunday school 9 30 a m A E Tate superintendent preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m pastor to preach both hours B Y P A meets 6 30 p m Deacons meet Tuesday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer Wed 7 30 p m Public invited stranger welcome First and third Sundays 11 a m and 7 p m confirmation preaching may occur 11 a m but not definite all members urged to attend first service since month start
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First Baptist
James A. Clark
A. E. Tate
Board of Deacons
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule at Local Church
Christian Church announces Sunday school each Sunday at 9 45 a m with R C Boyd as superintendent Preaching on the topic to be announced details to follow in church notices.
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Christian Church
R. C. Boyd
Campaign Against Pests Saves McLean County Millions
McLean county North Dakota saved 1 645 000 dollars last year in a campaign against gophers and grasshoppers with 700 farmers participating in the effort.
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McLean County
North Dakota
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