Hospital reunion ends in wedded bliss for Dana and Scott
Dana arrives at the hospital to find Scott in surgery after a car crash. He saves a young man on the operating table and reunites with Dana in the ward. He proposes with a license, and they plan to marry there, amid nerves, hope, and fresh happiness. Dana reflects on Paula and Ronnie as Scott plans to reveal truths.
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Dana
Dr. Stanley
Mrs. Stanley
Dr. Ro
Ronnie Moore
Scott
Caen
Robertson
Nancy
Dena
Angel
Ronnie
Stanley
422
Paula
Much Relieved Says Lady After Taking Cardus
An advertisement-style note from Mrs Foster of Greensburg Kentucky claims Cardul relieved monthly nagging symptoms. She describes improved energy and reduced backache after several bottles and urges consultation with a physician if no benefit is seen.
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Cardus
A Foster
Greenabure, Ky
Cardul
Anna Ares
Setane
Exclusive Crochet Glove Pattern Promises Easy Mesh Craft
A new crochet glove pattern offers a stylish mesh design described as unmeshed and fashionable for spring. The pattern 5519 provides hands sizes small to large with clear instructions, illustrations, stitch details, and color ideas available for 10 cents via The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Feet
New York
N. Y
Kernersville Personal Notes Spark Local Visits
Rex Stuart of Winston-Salem visited his father J. R. Stuart in Kernersville. Rev. Walter Allen preached in Myers Park Moravian church with Charles Higgins delivering the sermon. Mrs. Higgins and daughter accompanied him.Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dillon. Beulah Jones of Winston-Salem was formerly Mrs. Dillon. Mrs. Banner Whicker and Mr. J. Gilmer Banner noted among local names.
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Kernersville
Rex Stuart
Winston-Salem
J. R. Stuart
Walter Allen
Herbert Spaugh
Charlotte
Myers Park Moravian Church
Charles Higgins
Salem College
Mr. J. Gilmer Banner
Washington, D. C
D. BE. Donnell
Oak Ridge
Winston- Salem
Clint Dillon
Dillon
Beulah Jones
Charles FP. Finch
West Main Street
Alfred Finch
Ase Green
and Bowers
C. L. Harris
Leah Harry Brown Finch
Chester Myers
Jesse and
Glenn Finch
Philip Karner Hospitalized At City Memorial For Hand Infection
Philip Karner undergoes treatment at City Memorial Hospital for an infected right hand. The patient is described as stable and receiving standard care in the medical ward.
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Philip Karner
City Memorial Hospital
Senate inquiry stalls as Morgan counters neutrality claim
Washington January 14. A dull Senate mu nitions committee session focused on the 1915 Federal Reserve Bank of New York dealings with the Bank of England. J P Morgan challenged the charge that neutrality was violated, arguing the Fed and Bank of England were private corporations.
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Morgan Challenges
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Bank of England
J. P. Morgan
Senate Munitions Committee
Federal Reserve
Nye
Lawrence Brown
United States
State Department
Brown
Morgan
America
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Banking
Moose Lodge outlines plans for February 25 meeting
The Moose Lodge held a pep meeting with speakers C A Hellig Herder Miles N L Garner and Walter L York outlining plans for the February 25 gathering when Supreme Dictator Ruff will visit High Point. Thomas W Sprinkle spoke on Home and regional director Charles Kirby showed Mooseheart pictures. Oyster stew was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
C. A. Hellig
Herder Miles
Winston- Salem
N. L. Garner
Garner
Sam EB. Holt
Mr. Sprinkle
Guilford Council
Junior Order
Charles Kirby
Tll
Mooseheart
Cuban Banana Dish Pairings With Grilled Steak
A Cuban culinary note suggests serving grilled bananas with broiled steak instead of potatoes. It also mentions a dessert or topping of fresh coconut boiled with honey poured over bananas or pineapple.
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Cuba
Walrus Mustache Hairs Used as Toothpicks Allege
A sensational claim alleges Chinese restaurants in America use walrus mustache hairs as toothpicks. The report notes unsourced anecdotes and provides no verifiable evidence or named entities.
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America
Thomasville Woman's Club Holds Its January Meeting
The Thomasville Woman's club met at the Methodist Hut on Randoph Street with Mrs. George D. Finch presiding. Officers elected included Mrs. Finch as president and Mrs. R. W. Crews as first vice president, with reports on tuberculosis seals and the Empty Stocking Fund.
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Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
J. C. Penington
J W. Hawthorne
A. H. Ragan
Chares F. Lambeth
Robert Williams
Robert Rapp
W. E. Tomlinson
O. C. Wall
Exchange Club
The
News and Times
Louise McMillan
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
High Point
Elizabeth Willis
Mr. Briggs
Arthur Foote
Mena Zucca
de Ol
David W. Quion
Robert Franz
Pat Brown Inc entertains Ford dealers at Greensboro banquet
Pat Brown Inc hosted a dinner meeting with nearly one hundred dealers salesmen and guests at the Elwood hotel. The annual Pat Brown banquet featured Ford and Lincoln product demonstrations, a Zephyr preview, a service talk for independent garagemen, a Ford film on manufacturing, and radio host Grady Cole entertaining.
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Pat Brown, Inc
Ford
Pat Brown
Elwood Hotel
Lincoln
Lincolns
Greensboro
Brown
T. A. Peck
Charlotte
L. H. McCall
Ford Motor Company
Grady Cole
WBT
R. R. Stratton
W. F. Harris
A. C. Summerville
M. V. Sapp
Motion Pictures
W. V. Lee
Norfolk, Va
Albert Hill
Atlanta, Ga
K. M. Matthews
Thomasville Garden Club Meets At Mrs Ragan Home
The Thomasville Garden club gathered Tuesday morning at Mrs A H Ragan s residence on East Guilford Avenue with associate hostess Mrs R G Jennings. President Mrs Sam Welborn was absent. Mrs C H Phillips chaired a brief business session while Mrs W G Smith and Mrs J C Cook led the program. Martha Robbins Tilden of Jamestown spoke on Landscaping and shared practical gardening tips. New members Mrs Carson Cox and Mrs J F Garner were welcomed and refreshments followed the meeting.
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Thomasville
Lows
Virginia Harris
Margye Martin
Thelma White
Harvey Harris
Carrie Hooper
Alta Rutledge
Dalton Orr
C. R. Lanier
Missionary Society Meeting At Main Street M E Church
The Janie Tuttle mission society met Monday evening at the parsonage with Mrs. R Dwight Ware as hostess and Mrs Paul Green presiding. Miss Beulah Norment presented a program on Intangible Legacies with several members assisting. Dorothy Hoskins sang Service. Refreshments followed.
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Janie Tuttle
Clara Harrison
H. T. Hethcock
Charles Phillips
Gladys Herring
Dorothy Hoskins
Mrs Lambeth Hosts Friday Evening Party at Rendolph Home
Mrs Charles F Lambeth entertained with a party Friday evening at her Rendolph home. Guests included Missesanice Kneecw Nell Parkin Vera Dix Lois Johnson and Charles Lambeth Jr the hostess's young son. all were members of the local school faculty.
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Charles F. Lambeth
Rendolph Street
Missesanice Kneecw
Nell Parkin
Vera Dixon
Lois Johnson
Charles Lambeth, Jr
POW-O LIN praised by husband for wife’s relief
J W Gilmore of Route 4 High Point testimonial claims POW-O LIN helped his wife after years of insomnia nervousness and stomach issues. He notes two bottles brought wonderful improvement and credits local sale at Manns Cup Katr Drug Stores for access.
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J. W. Gilmore
Route 4
High Point
Calvary 8 and 8s Class Holds Regular Meeting
The 8&8 Sunday school class of Calvary Church met at Miss Edythe Burchfield’s home on Hill Street. New Pal names were drawn, a Valentine party planned, and refreshments served for about 26 guests. Church league committees were announced for a Luther League supper. Grace Bible class, Lottie Holden class, West End YW A, Mary Jones class, and First Baptist junior girls announced meetings and officer elections.
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Calvary
Wesley
Eo Church
Edythe Burchfield
Hill Street
Irene Kivett
James Sloop
Luther League of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
League
Mildred Schultheiss
Melita Eldridge
George Dobbins
David Cooper
Ann Lanier
Louise Short
Marshall Short
Ruth Wayne Nelson
Lucille Corum
Jeanette Short
Mary Hill
Lottie Holden
C. B. Bundy
Newton Street
Mary Jones
Mary Jones Bible
KE. W. Jones
Dorothy Holt Visits Greensboro Guest of Mrs Bennett
Dorothy Holt of Greensboro arrived to spend time as the guest of Mrs. W. J. Bennett. J. G. Martin is ill at Guilford General Hospital after being moved there Tuesday night. Jack Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis, is recovering well after appendicitis surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. W. H. Nolen has returned home to 286 Montieu avenue recovering from an operation at Guilford General Hospital two weeks ago.
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Clyde Smith
Ora Lee Smith, Jr
C. J. Smith, Jr
Pasadena
Cal
Mrs. Smith
R. L. Sapp
Frank Flynt
Greensboro
Dorothy Holt
W. J. Bennett
J. G. Martin
Guilford General Hospital
West Green Street
Jack Davis
G. W. Davis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. H. Nolen
Montheu Avenue
Apicius Foundes School of Gluttony To Stimulate Hunger
The Roman gourmand Apicius delivered lectures on the science of exciting hunger. He established a school of gluttony to teach Romans how to produce a second hunger after the first pangs were appeased.
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Apicius
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Jamestown
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Asheboro
R. W. Crews
Salem Street
Gorrell Payne
George Johnson
M. L. Bales
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A. C. Krug
Dutch West Indies
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Wingate Johnson
Archibald Johnson
Ridgestret
D. F. Helm, Jr
D. F. Helm
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West End Baptist Y. W. A
Lolly Hensley
Oxfords
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