B P W Club President To Speak Tonight
The Busines and Professional Women's club holds its first dinner meeting at six tonight at First Methodist Church. Miss Elizabeth Conrad of Charlotte, state president of the organization, will speak, with Miss Marjorie Mendenhall of Winston-Salem presiding. The club, largest of its kind with over 61 000 members, publishes The Independent Woman and aims to collaborate with local service groups in YWCA projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mendenhall
Iss Frances Mendenhall
Néw
Wome
Alfusa Club
Marjorie Mendenhall
Winston-Salem
Frances Mendenhall
Rowella
M. P
Bride Electis Honored At Drywood Club Party
Mrs J S Welborn will entertain with a Board party at Drywood Country Club tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs Eugene Vis of Wilson and Mary Amons whose engagement to C Conner of Greensboro was recently announced. Bridge will be played at the club beginning at 3 oclock. Mrs Davis, hostess, has visited in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Welborn
Drywood Country Club
Toorrow
Eugenevis
Wilson
Misa Mary Amons
C. Conner
Greensboro
al Club
Davis
Welborn
Igh Point
Eugene Davis
J. 8. Welborn
East Washington Street
Residents Begin Florida Winter Retreat As Season Ends
T L Cox of Randlemane Route One and Jesse F Stevens of Greensboro left for Melbourne Florida to spend the remaining winter weeks. They have spent winters there for eight years and will stay about three weeks before Christmas. Miss Louise Matthews leaves to resume work at Frankton High School. Birth announced: a son William Charles Jr to Mr and Mrs W C Richard of Randlemane Rt 8. Various local residents visited and hosted each other, including Mr and Mrs Sam Watiana and family, and Rev J W Brickner with Anson of Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Chard
Randléemah
Illiam Charles, Jr
Mary Alice Davis
Soia
Mary Dean Brown Ramseur
Dixie Helms
Shirley Montgomery
R Farlow
Raleigh
A . Barker
Opal
Jewel Hughes
Louise Ong
Siler City
R. A. Smith
Albertson
Belle Smith
Sam Wati¢anh
Smith
J. L. Stokes
Beaman
Troy
George Fox
The Girls Pentagon Meeting Tonight
The Girls Pentagon club will meet this evening at seven thirty for its weekly gathering at the home of Miss Lolg Chichester at 1108 Rotary Ave. Full attendance of the membership is urged.
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Pentagon Club
Ich
Ss Lolg Chichester
Rotaryive
Mid-Week Garden Club Meeting at Forest Hill Drive
Mrs. W J Jackson plans to attend the Mid-Week Garden Club meeting at the Forest Hill Drive home tomorrow morning at ten o clock. Mrs. W Thomas leads the program and Mrs R T Amos serves as president in the absence of Mrs. T Hudson who is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jackson
Garden Club
Forest Hill Drive
W. Thomas
R. T. Amos Il
T. Hudson
Life of the Chainsiere Altered by Sudden Event
A fragmented report notes a sudden change affecting the life of the chainsiere, detailing unexpected disruption and its immediate consequences. The piece mentions local figures and possible outcomes but lacks full context.
First Aid To Beauty Resolves To Simple Routines
A staff writer urges simple daily beauty and health habits for the new year. Brush hair five minutes nightly to reduce dandruff and improve shine. perform a three step facial each night for a month. curb holiday overindulgence to avoid extra weight. replace transit with walking at least a mile daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NER Service
Religious Interest Shown By Russians
Moscow reports a surge of religious belief among Russians as the national census begins. Census takers ask Do you believe in God in the vast survey of the Soviet union. Officials indicate surprising religious trend but returns remain official secrets. the census aims to finish within five days.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Violent Deaths in Iredell County Noted in 1936
Statesville report shows 20 violent deaths in Iredell county in 1936 with 10 by automobile and 4 by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Jan
Iredell County
Social Clubs Schedule For The Week In Town
The calendar lists events at the YWCA Hut and homes across Forrest Hill, Woodrow Avenue, North Main Street and Rockford Road. Meetings include Business and Professional Girls Club supper, Mid-Week Garden Club, Community Arts Club, Canterbury Club, High Port Welland’s Club, Entré Noirs, Tea and Tropics, and Sorbonne Club with hosts Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Rothrock, Mrs. Pilis, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Idol, Mrs. Harriss and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Gaftdehelib
W. L. Jackson
Forrest Hill Drive
W. B. Thomas
H. G. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Canterbury Club
W. F. Pilis
West Léckington Avenue
High Port Welland
Entré Noirs Club
J. F. Hayden
Mast Washington Street
Tea and Tropics Club
W . Idol
North Main Street
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
Vows Spoken In Thomasville For Miss Lucy Virginia Bason And McCager Elledge
Miss Lucy Virginia Bason and McCager Elledge were married in a 6 pm ceremony at the First Baptist rectory led by Rev. W. K. Gee. The bride, a Thomasville resident, wore a dubronit suit with kolinsky trim and orchids, while the groom is a longtime local businessman. They took a short wedding trip and will reside at 11 Second Avenue.
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Thomasville
Norman Luther Holton
Lucy Virginia Hbason
McCager Elledge
North Carolina
W. K. eGee
First Baptist Church
Elledge
Stafftofishurg
R. G. Jennings
Moore ‘Herring Hospital
Wilson
No. 11
Second Avenue
Families and Travelers Share News From North Carolina and Washington
Mr and Mrs Sam Banes return from Red Springs to their home. Mr and Mrs T Austin Finch attended F D R at the White House on January 2. Mrs Finch returned home and Mr Finch heads to Chicago furniture market. Mrs A J Heilig of Norwood visits daughter Mrs John R Myers and son at Lexington highway. Mrs J A Zeigler of Aberdeen arrives to spend two weeks with Mrs Ray Hoover on Lexington Avenue. Mrs B H Williamson and son Ben return to Mt Airy after visiting here with Mollie Snell.
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Sam Banes
Red Springs
T. Austin Finch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Finch
Washington
Chicago
A. J. Heilig
Norwood
John R. Myers
Mr. Myers
Lexington Highway
J. A. Zeigler
Aberdeen
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
B. H. Williamson
Ben
Mt. Airy
Mollie Snell
Luncheon Honors Mrs Heiling at Myers Home on Lexington Road
Mr and Mrs John R Myers hosted a luncheon at their Lexington road home honoring Mrs A J Heiling of Norwood visiting as their houseguest and celebrating her birthday. New Year decorations carried a game theme. A birthday course dinner followed for Ruth Norwood Virginia Amherst Craig Stinson Emma Wesley Tyson Annie Preeton Heilig Sarah Bell Heilig and James Heilig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Norwood
Emma Wesley Tyson
Charlotte
Annie Preaton Heilig
Winston-Salem
Sarah Bell Heilig
Hick+nd
James Heilig
Greetsro
Dinner hosted by Mrs Mill and Miss Livengood on West Main
Mrs J Q Mill and Miss Mary Livengood entertained at dinner Sunday at their West Main street home with several out-of-town guests. A four course meal was served to Clarence Livengood and family Carmel Fisher of Winston Salem Mrs A A Fouts and son and Mr and Mrs Preston Clinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Mill
Mary Livengood
West Main Street
Clarence Livengood
Carmel Fisher
Winston- Salem
A. A. Fouts
Preston Clinard
Old Testament uses the word and extensively
A concise observation notes that the word and appears thousands of times in the Old Testament, illustrating its frequent role as a connective term in ancient biblical Hebrew texts. It highlights a high frequency of coordinating conjunction usage across books and passages.
Local residents return for spring term at colleges
Dorothy Rankin returns to Billerofson College Boston after holidays with Captain and Mrs. Rankin. Ruth Green, Olive Kennedy and Allen Kennedy, Mabel Hoover Hargett, Sarah Jones, Sarah Taylor, and others resume studies at Greensboro College and Woman's College. Several travel from Salisbury, Durham, Winston-Salem, and Greensboro for classes and events. Mrs. Risch and Charles H. Risch travel from Fort Madison for a family funeral. Charles undergoes surgery at Guilford General Hospital after acute appendicitis.
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Dorothy Rankin
Billefson College
Boston
Mass
A. M. Rankin
Miss Rankin
Philadelphia
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Sarah Jones
Greensboro
Woman's College
Charles H. Risch
Hill
Crest Drive
Guilford General Hospital
Imposetely
Death Caused By Heart Dialation
Coroner's jury in Rock Hill South Carolina ruled 84 year old postal worker Owen Davis Evans died of natural causes. Dr J O Dunlap testified a convulsive seizure due to acute dilation of the heart caused the death. Evans was found by his widow and a neighbor in his garage between the car and the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
S. C
Owen Davis Evans
J. O. Dunlap
Evans
Five U.S. Cities Surpass Million Population in 1930 Census
The 1930 census counts five American cities with populations over 1,000,000. New York leads with the largest population followed by Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Los Angeles, reflecting rapid urban growth during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Church Social BAPTIST FIDELIS MEETING POSTPONED
The Fi delis class of the First Baptist church postponed its monthly meeting to January 12 after announcing the change this morning. Members are advised to note the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Real Estate Boards Seek Tax Limitation in NC Assembly
Directors of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards meet in Durham and decide to seek a tax limitation on real estate from the 1937 general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
General Assembly
Child Labor Bill Aims for Roosevelt Endorsement
Raleigh Commissioner A L Fletcher said a model child labor bill will be presented to the general assembly with approval of President Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Commissioner of Labor
A. L. Fletcher
General Assembly
Roosevelt
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Raleigh Chamber Banquet Invites General Assembly
The Raleigh chamber of commerce invites members of the general assembly to its annual banquet on January 28 where Governor-elect Clyde Hoey will speak.
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Raleigh
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
Clyde Hoey
Federal revenue collection rise in North Carolina six months
Revenue collected by North Carolina in the first six months ended December 31 totaled 98 986.16 dollars, up from the same period a year earlier. The report notes gains in federal receipts and outlines comparatives for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
Ministers oppose liquor law in North Carolina
The Winston-Salem Ministers association adopted a resolution opposing the state liquor law, arguing it allows certain counties to override the will of the overall populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Ministers Association
North Carolina
Ideal Advice for Farmers Sets First-Of-Year Tone
Shelby January 6. Count y Agent 1. 8. Wilkins rates the slogan Keep Busy as the ideal first of the year advice to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Couty Agent
Wilkins
Spur Track Theft Sparks Hudson Police Probe
A Hudson lumber company reported a missing cone spur and rails. Police say a junk dealer admitted removing the rails, triggering an investigation into the spur track robbery.
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Hudson, Wis
Hudsons
Woman's Club Meeting Set With City Attorney Talk
The High Point Woman's club will hold a general meeting at the Y W C A Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Grover H Jones city attorney will discuss The Rise and Progress of Cities with an executive board gathering beforehand. Mrs R H Seehfest will preside.
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High Point Woman’s Club
Grover H. Jones
R. H. Seehfest
Florence Nightingale Club Elects Officers For Six Months
The Florence Nightingale club held a supper meeting at the Y W C A hut electing officers for the next six months. Led by Miss Lessie Ridge as president and Ola Carpenter as vice president, Mabel Rimmer secretary Leta Anderson supper treasurer Ollie Brown club treasurer. Grace Hill book club chair, Eva Bowers and Eulala Havener vesper chairs. An Amateur Program featured Miss Allie Brown as master of ceremonies with several members participating. A special program planning session is set for Wednesday at 4 p m.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Y. W
A. Hut
Lessie Ridge
Ola Carpenter
Mabel Rimmer
Leta Anderson
Ollie Brown
Grace Hill
Vesper
Eva Bowers
Eulala Havener
Allie Brown
Rose File
Johnnie Pugh
Catherine Howard
Bila Cauddell
Clemmie Handy
June Thompson
Canterbury Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Ellis
Canterbury club members will gather at Mrs W F Ellis home on West Lexington avenue for the regular meeting this week at 3 30 Friday afternoon. Ronald Fred Campbell born in California to Mr and Mrs Winfred Campbell of 88 Tielman avenue Fresno California. Ronald Jerry Barnes born here yesterday to Mr and Mrs B C Barnes at Guilford General hospital. Mrs Barnes was formerly Miss Ora Henderson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Eilis
Canterbury Club
West Lexington Avenue
Ronald W. Campbell
California
Winfred Campbell
Tielman Avenue
Fresno
Ronald Winfred
Campbell
Irene Jordan
Ronald Jerry Barnes
B. C. Barnes
Ronald Jerry
Guilford General Hospital
Barnes
Ora Henderson
Business Girls Club Plans Evening Meeting and Installations
Members of the Business and Professional Girls club meet at the Y W A hut at 6 30 o clock for a business session. Newly elected officers led by Miss Theltha Patrick will be installed, succeeding Miss Lucille Browne, with all members urged to attend the first meeting of the year.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Y. W
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Greensboro College
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R. H. Sechrest
Chartlotte
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Martha Stewart
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Eleanor Amos
Salem Academy
Mrs. R. T. Amor
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Fort Madison
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