D A R Chapter Plans January Meeting and Delegates
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its January meeting Tuesday at 3 30 pm hosted by Mrs. Levi Hayworth at 608 North Main Street. Mrs Theodore Randthaler of Clemmons will speak on Highlights in the D A R Organization and delegates will be elected to Washington and Goldsboro. A board meeting precedes at 3 16 pm. Mrs Potts is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Levi Hayworth
E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Bruce H. Carraway
Theodore Randthaler
Clemmons
Rondthaler
Washington
Goldsboro
Church Social North Hamilton Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the North Hamilton Church of Christ will meet tonight at 7:30 at Mrs. J. A. Callicutt’s home 801 Hines Street. A full attendance of the membership is desired.
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North Hamilton Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the
North Hamilton Church of Christ
J. A. Callicutt
Hines Street
Miss Lula May Spencer Recovers From Influenza Attack
Friends of Miss Lula May Spencer at 706 Wise Street report she is recovering from an influenza attack.
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Lula May Spencer
Wise Street
Eleven Canadians Die From Blizzards and Snow Slides
Western Canada reports eleven deaths from a three day blizzard siege. Five died in blizzards, three in snow slides, two from gas fumes and one from a gas explosion. Cold winds eased slightly as temperatures hovered around minus thirty to minus ten across the prairies.
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Winnipeg
Western Canada
Prairies
Se Faskatchewan
Alrla
Social Calendar Friday Meetings at Local Homes
The Laura Watson chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs. L. G. Robichauxs on Rockford Road at 3 80 p m. The Canter bury club gathers at Mrs. W F Bilis home on Otteray Drive at 3 30 p m.
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Laura Weason
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Simmons
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
Canterbury Club
W. F. Bilis
Otteray Drive
Mid-Week Garden Club Meets At Mrs. Denny’s Home
The Mid-Week Garden Club met on Wednesday at ten with Mrs. K C Denny hosting on Hillcrest drive. President Mrs. Lindsay led the business session as a Garden Club Council report was heard. Mrs. Brockmann named Conservation Committee chair. program by Mrs. Ingle on herbs and medicines featured two musical numbers.
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K. C. Denny
Hillcrest Drive
J. W. Lindsay
Garden Club Council
Harry Brockmann
Mra
Lindsay
Schubert
John Pickett
Blair
Mesdames
W. G. Foy
Horace Haworth
J. P. Ingle
W. L. Jackson
BE. R. Lyon
Lamar McCallum
J. B. Millin
Forrest Murray
Seborn Perry
Several Holiday Functions At Thomasville This Week
Thomasville social life bustles with holiday gatherings as Mrs. Charles F Finch hosts a Monday buffet supper at West Main Street. Guests from High Point and Thomasville attend including John Pickett Walker Harrell Myers and Shirley Harris. Additional dinners and bridge parties are noted with Miss Olive Dixon as guest and prizes awarded to Mrs Lloyd Beck and Pride Everhart.
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Thomasville
Charles F. Finch
Weat Main Street
Mary Marlow
Highland Avenue
Olive Dixon
Goldston
Lloyd Beck
Huntington
West Va
Pride Everhart
Miss Dixon
Willa Mae Myers
Edith Myers
Elisabeth Teague
Mesdames Wade Tilloteen
UNC student Walter Hargett Jr departs for Chapel Hill
Walter Hargett Jr leaves for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he is a junior after holidays with his mother on Johnson Street. Other locals are listed as ill or recovering, including Mrs. J T Ellis, Linda McArthur ill with influenza, and Mrs. Grace Kirkiades with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hargett, Jr
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Thomas Gordy
Fred Gordy
Montien Avenue
Grace Kirtakides
Kirkiades
North Main Street
Jack Crutchfield
Jiml Crutchfield
Cha Hill
Rhodes Scholar Board in Session at Duke
The North Carolina Rhodes scholarship committee meets at Duke University to interview 19 applicants for three year study at Oxford. Two candidates will be chosen to advance to Atlanta for a regional committee meeting on January 7 where four scholarships will be named from 12 regional candidates. The event includes a dinner tonight and interviews tomorrow.
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Durham
North Carolina
Rhodes
Duke University
Oxford University
Atlanta
North Caro
North Carolina college committee lists members and students
A state committee includes G R Vowles Davidson R K Gooch Virginia W B Bolich Duke C P Spruill UNC F KJ Mitchell Duke and T D Kitchen Wake Forest as chairman. Students named from UNC Duke Guilford Davidson Wake Forest Yale Vanderbilt Princeton and others with addresses in North Carolina and nearby states.
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Booner University of North
State
Vanderbilt
P. W. Hairston, Jr
Advance
University of North Carolina
G. C. Ryker
Chapel Hill
D. G. McNeil
Bradley Beach
N. J
Miami
Fla
Duke
H. A. Page
Ill
Aberdeen
Princeton
C. A. Poe
Raleigh
Joseph Sugarman
Hollywood ISOSSIP Long Term Contract No Promise of Fame
Hollywood industry chatter notes that signing multi year deals does not guarantee stardom. Analysts point to the brutal path to recognition, with only a small fraction reaching lasting fame after years of effort and perseverance.
Long term film contracts rarely guarantee quick screen fame
Hollywood adviser notes seven year deals do not ensure roles or stardom. A rookie actor gains a salary for six months but must lobby executives for parts as studios often overlook signed talents after the initial contract.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Jan
Hollywood's studio contracts and the stars who fade away
The piece recalls many young actors who signed studio contracts years ago only to vanish from public view. It describes the Paramount operations office as the control hub coordinating shooting, weather, and even animal needs, plus notes Loretta Young and other stars rising under new plans at Twentieth Century. Anne Shirley explains she manages her own career and avoids servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Sayers
Edward Crandell
James Todd
Nora Lane
Claire Maynard
Vivian Reid
Linda Watkins
Raymond Milland
Marjorie King
Helen Robinson
Tom Douglas
Jerry Tucker
Judith Wood
Phyllis Clare
Evalyn Knapp
Polly Walters
Iris Adrian
Douglas Blackley
Lorraine Bridges
Alan Campbell
Marian Mansfield
Howard Wilson
Billie Seward
William Henry
Russell Hardie
Henry Wadsworth
Shirley Roses
Louise Henry
Dorothy Tree
Phil Regan
Louise Latimer
Jane Wyatt
Paramount
Darryl Zanuck
Twentieth Century Pictures
Loretta Young
Leen Colman
Clive
Inn
Loretta
Clark Gable
Anne Shirley
Anne of Green Gables
Hollywood
Anne
Marian Martin sewing pattern for a slim, tailored house frock
Marian Martin unveils pattern 9226 for a flattering house frock with a front panel knee to hem and a double-pointed yoke. The design suits larger figures and uses gaily printed cotton fabrics. pattern is available in multiple sizes with a detailed order form and Winter Fashion Book offer.
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Marian
Bishop Kern to preach Sunday at Wesley Memorial Church
Bishop Paul Kern of Greensboro will preach at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Sunday at 11 AM. This will be Kern's first regular-service appearance here and he will speak on Buying A Field On A Declining Market. He is accompanied by his wife and daughter and will stay with Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Lambeth at 202 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bk, Kern
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Hrishop Kern
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kern
Episcopal
Carolinas
Southern Methodist
Orient
Dallas
Texas
High Point
W. A. Lambeth
Hillcrest Drive
Wooten Granted Leave for Land Policy Post
Louis E. Wooten associate professor of civil engineering at North Carolina State College has been granted leave to serve as regional engineer for the land policy section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Raleigh.
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Club News
Mra. Potts
Burrus Memorial
T. C. Potts
Richardson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Moffitt’s
North Main
Kenneth Denny
LO Seud
George Scarbo
Day Mill
Une
Wolo Guard
KING
Georges
Henry Hull
Gladys Black
Woman's College
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
Harry Brown Finch
State College
Mrs
West Main
John T. Ellis
Lindsay Street
Harry Russell
Carmele Cecil Lambeth
Jean Beasley
J. R. Beasley, Jr
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Henry Frasier
Winter Haven
Fila
J. M. Teague
West Green Street
Linda McArthur
Chestnut Street
L. H. Zimmerman
Ralph
Hazel
Monthew Avenue
M. A. King
Weet Green Street
Perkinson
Jewelers
Rones Jewelry CO
Main
Paul Muni
Karen Morley
Karen
Mrs. Muni
Charles Victor
Flapper
Fanny
U.S
Martin Yottonu
Marian Martin
Fach Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th &T
Bishop Kern
Wesley Memorial
City
Women's Suede
Palmer
Capen
Rose
Coats
Coates
Harllee
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