FIVES 10 OPEN RACE TODAY
South Carolina basketball opens with two games in Columbia and Greenville as coaching changes unfold. Clemson loses to N C State in Raleigh while Duke beats Wofford at Durham, and Wofford defeats Charlotte YMCA before falling to Wake Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Gamecocks
College of Charleston
University Fieldhouse
Erskine
Furman
Greenville
Don McAlister
A. W
Rock) Norman
Citadel
North Carolina
Clemson
Palmetto
Raleigh
N. C. State
Tigers
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Charlottes
Spartanburg
Wofford
Charlotte Y. M. C. A
Wake Forest
Wake Forest Prepares for George Washington Clash Tomorrow
Wake Forest coach Murray Greason readies his lineup for a home game against George Washington University. The Colonials, led by All American football star Tully Leemans, arrive after wins over Shenandoah and Richmond and a loss to Ohio State.
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Wake Forest
George Washington University
Deacon
Colonials
Tully Leemans
Shenandoah
Richmond
Ohio State
George Washington
Spiders
Hal Kiesel
G. W
Goldfaden
Urray Greason
Jim Brunt
Floyd Patton
Goat Hathcar
Doigt Harris
Preston Chappell
Carl Byrd
George Mauney
Beamer Barnes
Max Putman
Bill Stainback
Morris and
Harness
Shantz Named Head of U S Wildlife Division
Dr. Homer L. Shantz, president of the University of Arizona, is appointed chief of the forest service wildlife management division of the US Department of Agriculture. The post begins June 1, 1936, as Shantz submits his resignation to the University of Arizona board of regents.
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Homer L. Shantz
Wild Life
OPER
CaTcerene
Washington
University of Arizona
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
F. A. Silcox
Shantz
Board of Regents
S C Man Offered State Athletic Post
RALEIGH January 7 J L Von Glahan of Spartanburg N C may become graduate manager of athletics at North Carolina State College administrators said. A special athletic council committee will visit him soon at Spartanburg to tender the post. Von Glahan, a 1908 NC State graduate who played three years on the football team, would be offered the position as the council voted to recreate the graduate manager role.
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Raleigh
J. L. von Glahan
Spartanburg
N. C
N. C. State College
J. W. Harrelson
von Glahan
von Gladen
N. C. State
Ison Re-elected As Soft-Ball Director
CHICAGO January 7 Wade Ison sports editor of The Charlotte News was appointed commissioner for the Carolinas by Leo Fischer president of the Amateur Boothball Association of America The alliance between the A A and the natorial A A A ends AA U jurisdiction over softball and recognizes A A A as the governing body in the United States
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Chicago
Wade Ison
Charlotte News
Carolinas
Leo Fischer
Boothball Association of America
Fischer
Natorial A. A. A
United States
First Methodist Church in Canada Built in St John NB
The first Methodist church in Canada was constructed in St John New Brunswick in 1783.
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Canada
St. John New Brunswick
Marian Martin Coat Frock Pattern 9749 for Toddlers and Kids
The Marian Martin coat frock pattern 9749 suits children ages 2 4 6 8 and 10 with easy to fasten design and ample room for movement. Includes a dainty panties pattern 9739 as a value add and a Lew Chart diagram. Order by name address pattern number and size. fabrics required listed.
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Marian Martin Lew
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Vitamin A and infection risk clarified in dietary study
A health discussion explains vitamin A is not a guaranteed infection shield from excess intake. It notes infection resistance hinges more on exposure and overall blood health, with carotene from carrots and butter supplying pro vitamin A. Skim milk lacks fat soluble vitamin A compared with whole milk, affecting a growing child consuming a quart daily.
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Gela
Pork Chop Cooking and Stuffing Guidance
Milk Dishes Should Accompany This Meat details pork chop selections loin rib shoulder cuts, cooking methods, temperatures, searing and slow cooking. Includes making double chops for stuffing, Sage stuffing, and baked twice baked potatoes with celery and apple snow.
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Mary RB. Daguer
NEA Service
Luncheon Menu Highlights Stewed Figs and Stuffed Pork Chops
A luncheon menu lists stewed figs with orange sections cereal cream fried mush with maple syrup milk and coffee. It includes Parenio chowder egg and lettuce sandwiches chocolate cupcakes canned white cherries milk tea and a second course of stuffed pork chops twice baked sweet potatoes creamed celery jellied tomato salad and apple snow with custard sauce milk and coffee.
Vitamin A needs and malting of cereals
Adults require about 2000 to 3000 calories worth of vitamin A daily. Milk provides 1000 units per quart and cod liver oil more than 2000 units per teaspoon. Regular intake of milk butter eggs fish liver or kidney leafy greens ensures adequate vitamin A for health and growth. Malting grain germinates it to convert starch to maltose, aiding digestion. heating arrests the process, making malted grains a bit easier to digest.
Lengthening Shrinking Curtains With Bias Tape
A home sewing tip explains that curtains that have shrunk can be lengthened by sewing bias tape or wide blanket binding to the backs of the hem and heading.
To Avoid Lint An Glass Winans Shine With Tissue Paper
A note suggests using four sheets of tissue paper to shine mirrors and glasses. The method claims to leave no lint, unlike cloth.
Sunday School Convention Set for Winston-Salem in February
Plans advance for the State Sunday School convention at Centenary Methodist in Winston-Salem February 17 to 19 with Dr. P. E. Lindley as state president and a roster of church leaders from Duke, Wilmington, Salisbury, and beyond. Expected attendees reach about 1 500 teachers and pastors. features include sermons by Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder and messages from Bishop Wm. F. McDowell and Dr. Harry C. Munroe along with music and youth sessions led by top religious educators from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
H. Shelton Smith
Duke University
J. A. Bodine
Wilmington
J. Thornburg
Statesville
Shuford Peeler
Salisbury
Kenneth F. Mountcastle
E. M. Spivy
Santford Martin
Geo. D. Lentz
Fred S. Hill
G. F. Turley
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Church of Reformation
Washington, D. C
Wm. F. McDowell
Methodist Church of
Chicago
Roy A. Burkhart
Young People’s Department
International Council of Religious Education
Columbus
Ohio
Hazel Lewis
St. Louis
Christian Board of Publication
Church School
H. Augustine Smith
Church and
Boston University
Thos
Lawrence Little
Western Maryland College
Chas. E. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Home Mission Board
The
Reformed Church
U. 8
Green powder helps pale faces and red noses in cold weather
A Greenwood era beauty note explains using green loose powder on a red nose to neutralize redness and blend with powder. If unnecessary, apply over existing makeup or use a makeup film for coverage. The film can also cover blemishes or dark circles before applying foundation and powder.
North Carolina Corporations Pay 77 Officials Over 156000
North Carolina corporations paid 77 officials more than 156000 during 1934 per a treasury report to the House clerk. Notable figures include Cone Export and Commission leaders Julius Cone 47100s, C M Guggenheimer 64020, and R J Reynolds leaders including Bow man Gray 33999.96 and James A Gray 50000. Frank Wineskie of Diamond Hosiery 18000. The list covers firms from Enka Asheboro to Durham Hosiery and Greensboro to Winston Salem with multiple executive salaries.
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Washington
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Secretary of Treasury
High Point
Frank Wineskie
Diamond Hosiery
Clay Williams
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Cone Export and Commission Company
Greensboro
F. Cribben
Co. M. Guggenheimer
American Enka Corporation
Enka
McD. Carr
A. J. L. Moritz
Asheboro Hosiery Mills
Asheboro
C. C. Crawford
Bradshaw Millinery Company
Charlotte
Fred W. Bradshaw
Budd-Pipermpany O . W. P. Budd
Rlington Mills
Kce
Hs . J
Hs . J. Spencer Love, President, $49, 963.63; T. H. Burkhardt
W. J. Carter
Cannon Millis Company
Kannapolis
A. L. Brown
Carolina Bagging Company
Henderson
W. B. Chelson
Chadwick-Hoskins Company
B. B. Gossett
Chatham Manufacturing Company
Winston-Salem
Thurmond Chatham
Thomas J. Sheehe
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Asheville
R. Lh Ellis
Cone Export and Commission Company of
Julius W. Cone
G. F. Cribben
Benjamin Cone
L. H. Sellars
C. M. Guggenheimer
Frank Lea
Bernard M. Cone
Davis Hospital of
Statesville
James W. Davis
Diamond
Duke Power Company
G. G. Allen
New York
I. Burkholder
N. A. Cocke
W. R. Perkins
Durham Hosiery Mille
Durham
A. H. Carr
Durham Life Insurance Company
Raleigh
B. Coley
Durham and Southern Railway
BE. Thomas
Earle-Chesterfield Mill Company
J. D. Earle
Ellie
P. H. Hanes
A. C. Pert
Harvey C. Hanes Company
Winston
Harvey C. Hines
Hindson Silk Hosiery Company
F. Seifert
M. E. Pierson
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Julian Price
McLeod Leather and Belting Company
W. T. McLeod
Mill Devices Company of
Gastonia
A. B. Carter
Taylora- Ville
Muirhead Construction
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
Roanoke Rapids
W. I. Manning
Rowan Cotton Mills Company
Salisbury
William A. P.knight
Philadelphia
Southern Desk Company
Hickory
G. F. Ivey
General Ager
Southern Public Utilities Company
BE. C. Marshall
Spach Wagon Works of
Charles L
M. Spach
Spofford Mills
Wilmington
J. Holmes Davis
Stimson
Clarence Stimson
A. K. Sutton, Incorporated
A. K. Sutton, Dent
Vick Chemical Company
L. Richardson
Watkins Sues Cotton Mills Over Alleged Unpaid Salary
Z. G. Watkins of High Point filed suit in Guilford Superior Court against Cotton Mills Inc claiming wages due under his contract. He says he worked 104 days under a temporary receiver arrangement and was paid 785 dollars, leaving 775 dollars plus accrued interest. The case follows a prior receiver appointment by Judge Will Piless Jr. and creditor pressure from Commercial National Bank entities.
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Ereeia
Greensboro
Z. G. Watkins
High Point
Yestersday
Guilford Perior
The
Cotton Mills, Inc
Watkins
Will Piless, Jr
Marion
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
Commercial National Bank of
Richmond
Watkin
Walter Kelley Dies After Being Hit by Car
Walter A. Kelley 19 of Chipley stationed in a CCC camp was killed early Sunday when struck on Main Street by W F Shepherd of Oliphant. Kelley pushed his companion M Doby to safety. she escaped unharmed. Dr J R Terry coroner ruled the death unavoidable. Survivors include his parents two brothers and two sisters all of Chipley Fla. Body shipped to Florida home.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Walter A. Kelley
Chipley
CCC
W. F. Shepherd
Olis
Kelley
A M Doby
M Doby
Piedmont Ambulance
Davidson Hospital
J. R. Terry
8Herd
Walter Anderson Kelley
Fla
Florida
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs help nature to throw off colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins. The user takes one or two tabs the first night with a repeat dose if needed, using Calotabs as a laxative and diuretic aid. The package costs twenty five cents, ten cents for a package.
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Charleston
Furman A
S. C. Man
Ison
Marian Martin
Erarys Kitchen
Angie Binette
Mary Rose Orlando
California
Mia Orlando
Senate
Hense
Chessey Jurney
Arthur Capper
Kansas
William
Biblios
Greexs
Illinois
Wisconsin
U.S
Winston- Salem
Alicia Hart
NER Service
E. G. Watkins
Picketé Cotton Mills, Inc
Walter Kelley
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