Live Y'ers Hear Talk By Mrs Clyde Milner
The Live Y'ers club at the YWCA hosted guest speaker Mrs Clyde Milner of Guilford College who spoke on Knowing Ourselves stressing self understanding tolerance and personal growth. Miss Guynelle Martin was ill and Miss Ruby Samuels presided. A letter from Brentwood School Nursery thanked the club for Santa visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Cottage
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Milner
A. H. Whitley
Guynelle Martin
Ruby Samuels
Brentwood School
Santa Claus
Local residents return and visitors noted in Greenville notices
Mrs Nancy Reynolds returns to 212 12 East Green Street from Lakewood New Jersey after six weeks with her daughter Mrs Connworth Estell Jr in Radio City New York. Mrs Frances de V Dickson arrives and rooms with her sons G G and R D Dickson and daughter Miss Helen Dickson at 105 Johnson Street. Miss Lucille Leonard of Mt Croghan South Carolina visits Mr and Mrs R E Biles at 1207 Tipton Street for several months. Other guests include Mr and Mrs M B Dutton of Mount Croghan. Miss Mary Manley Guilford General Hospital nurse recovering from influenza at 21 Montheu Avenue. Thelma Patrick improving after illness at 309 Church Street.
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Nancy Reynolds
East Green Street
Lakewood
N. J
Connworth Estell, Jr
Radio City
New York
Frances de V. Dickson
G. G
R. D. Dickson
Helen Dickson
Johnson Street
Lucille Leonard
Mt. Croghan
8. C
R. E. Biles
Tipton Street
Biles
M. B. Dutton
Mount Croghan
Mary Manley
Guilford General Hospital
Two N. C. Lawyers Lead U S Monetary Defense
Washington January 11 In the Supreme Court the government defends the administration’s monetary program with Attorney General Cummings arguing in person. Solicitor General J Crawford Biggs and Angus D MacLean assist. MacLean faced tough questions as he opened his argument, showing the persistence that made him a NC political leader and author of a state eight month school law.
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Washington
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Cummings
J. Crawford Biggs
Aassistant
Angus D. MacLean
MacLean
Huey Long Attacks Opponents Over Dictatorship Reach
Huey P. Long, in New York, denounces opponents as he faces a Square Deal drive in Iberville Parish and Plaquemine citizens call a meeting to form a parish group. Officials deny Governor Allen’s resignation amid reports of potential clashes over Long’s influence.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
New York
Square Deal Association
Baton Rouge
Iberville
Plaquemine
O. K. Allen
Long
Amelia Prepares for Pacific Hop in the Louisiana Threats
A local report notes Amelia preparing for a Pacific hop amid Louisiana threats. A quoted opponent scoffs at plans by the Square Deal association to march on the state capitol, saying they are too lazy to walk and spend summer by fans or winter by fireplaces.
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Louisiana
Square Deal Association
State
Earhart Remains On Hawaii Vacation Amid Flight Rumors
Amelia Earhart continues her Hawaiian vacation as San Diego reports circulate of a secret dawn takeoff toward the mainland. George P. Putnam, her husband, denies any imminent departure and says the plane is not ready for such a flight, or when any Pacific attempt may occur.
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Pacific
Hawaii
California
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Wheeler Field
Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
America
Ace Aviatrix
San Diego
Calif
George P. Putnam
Farhart
Amelia
Religious makeup of Yugoslavia detailed in census
The population of Yugoslavia totals 14,060,000 with about 1,000 unaffiliated to any church. Approximately 48 percent belong to the Orthodox Church, 37.5 percent to the Roman Catholic Church, and 11 percent are Muslims.
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Yugoslavia
Tea and Topics Club Hosts Mrs G I Humphreys
Mrs G J Humphreys hosted the Tea and Topics Club on College drive at 3:80 pm. President Mrs W F Clayton opened the meeting, appointing a program committee and exchanging club books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEA and Topics Club
G. I. Humphreys
G. J. Humphreys
College Drive
W. F. Clayton
Joseph T. Weaver
Logan Porter
Horace Haworth
J. B. Marsh
Ulysses S. Grant
Mary Pickford Granted Divorce From Fatrbanks
Mary Pickford is granted divorce from Fatrbanks amid charges of mental cruelty and neglect. The Hollywood couple, long considered ideal, had a secret ceremony on March 28, 1920. Pickford had earlier divorced Owen Moore and Fairbanks and Ann Beth Sully separated a year prior. Pickfair, their Beverly Hills mansion, becomes Pickford's property with their shared holdings in United Artists and related assets, leaving only studio acreage as joint interest.
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Yeos
Hollywood
Miss Pickford
Nevada
Owen Moore
Screen
Fairbanks
Ann Beth Sully
Pickfair
Beverly Hills
Prince William
Sweden
United Artists Studio Corporation
Flamingoes Develop Bent Bills As They Mature
Young flamingoes show straight bills but curvature appears as they grow. The change in beak shape aligns with maturation and feeding adaptations observed in the species.
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Club News
Mrs
Ralph Wagner
Boulevard
BE. H. Ivey
Eustice Haynes Ivey
Eustice Haynes, Jr
Oak Street
Greensboro
Mra. Yates
N. L. Yates
Leon
South Main Street
M. E
Club of Twelve
F. J. Sizemore
Brentley Circle
Belle Saunders
Flint Street
Green Street
Glad Girls
Lester FE. Hayes
North
Hamilton Street
Marguerite Rose
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hayes
Rose Caldwell
Moffitt’s
North Main
Thelma Patrick
Church Street
N. C
Huey Long
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Helen Warner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Albuquerque
N. M
Miss Earhart
Bruno Hauptmann
Acabble
St. Louis
John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
Long Island
Carlyle
Alexandria
Eliza
Ripley
R.T. Quigley
H. L. Spessard
Mesdames
W. W. Idol
J. BE. Marsh
C. BE. Sheroff
W. F. Armfield
H. D. Sears
R. M. Andrews
Wall
R. H. Sechrest
Mary Pickford
Fatrbanks
Bones Jewelry CO
the Watch Shop
Harllee
Dr. Scholl
Chicago
Quality Shoe Store
Carolina
BN Assc
Dept. Store
High Point, N. C
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